Asia news — October 1, 2026

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1. U.S.Asia

   Oct 1, 2026, 02:34 UTC

   

   Indore Milk Price Hike: New Rates from October 1

   The Indore Milk Vendors’ Association has announced a ₹2-per-litre hike in milk prices effective October 1. Doorstep milk will cost ₹65 per litre, while the shop price will rise to ₹68. Farmer groups have demanded ₹70 per litre and threatened to stop supplies if their demand is not met.

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2. PoliticsAsiaIndiaBox Office

   Oct 1, 2026, 02:34 UTC

   Asian Games 2026 Day 12 Schedule: India's Action in Cricket, Hockey Semi-finals

   On Day 12 of the Asian Games 2026, India will compete in several sports. The most prominent events are the semi-finals of cricket and hockey. The women's hockey team and boxers Lovlina Borgohain and Nisha Dahiya are also set to participate.

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3. SocietyAsia

   Oct 1, 2026, 00:41 UTC

   

   Florida Mom Arrested for Leaving Four Children Home Alone to Go on Cruise

   A Florida mother has been arrested for allegedly abandoning her four children, including a two-month-old infant, at home while she went on a three-day cruise. The woman, from Miami, left the children unattended in her apartment and was later found by police after neighbors reported hearing the babies crying. She has been charged with child neglect.

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4. WorldAsia

   Oct 1, 2026, 00:41 UTC

   

   La Tinka Lottery Results and Jackpots

   The list of texts primarily discusses the results of the La Tinka lottery draws held on Sundays and Wednesdays. The winning numbers, Millionaire Jackpot prizes, boliyapa, and S/50,000 prizes are mentioned repeatedly. The jackpot for the Wednesday, September 30th draw was S/30,509,659. The draws are broadcast live on América TV and various online platforms.

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5. PoliticsPeaceAsia

   Oct 1, 2026, 00:13 UTC

   Censure Motion Against Peru's Interior Minister Falls Short of Votes

   A motion of censure against Peru's Minister of the Interior, César Astudillo, failed to gain enough support in the Chamber of Deputies. Initially presented with 35 signatures, the motion needed at least 66 votes to pass. However, three deputies from the Civic Party Works withdrew their signatures, leaving the motion with 32 signatures, one short of the required number. The motion was based on allegations of Astudillo's 'manifest incapacity for leadership' and 'lack of suitability' for the position, primarily due to an increase in lethal violence and the assassination of journalist Susy Aponte Polo. Despite the motion's failure, debates and discussions regarding Astudillo's performance and potential censure continue among political parties.

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