September 2025 Highlights on TechGuru Jobs News

Hey there! If you’re scrolling through our September roundup, you’ll find three very different stories that grabbed attention this month. From a banking exam update that affects thousands of aspirants, to a shocking campus shooting, and finally an ancient legend that still inspires many – we’ve got the quick rundown you need.

Banking Exam Updates

The IBPS PO Prelims Result 2025 dropped on September 26. Candidates could check their status on ibps.in until October 3. Around 120,000 took the test, and roughly 20,000 cleared the cut‑off. Those who made it will sit for the Mains on October 12, competing for 5,308 PO seats across 11 public banks.

What does this mean for you? If you passed, start polishing your interview skills now—Mains scores alone won’t win the job. Scorecards will be out in early October, so keep an eye on the portal. For those who missed the cut, consider the next cycle or explore related roles in banking operations; experience in customer service can be a solid stepping stone.

Top Stories That Captivated Readers

One of the most talked‑about events this month was the tragic death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. He was shot during a daytime campus event, sparking a nationwide manhunt and bipartisan outrage. Former President Donald Trump publicly mourned Kirk and promised to award him the Presidential Medal of Freedom posthumously. Investigators recovered a rifle near the scene and released images of a person of interest, keeping the case in the headlines.

While the news cycle was dominated by politics, an ancient Indian legend also made waves. Kannappa Nayanar, a tribal hunter from Srikalahasti, is famed for plucking out his own eyes as an act of devotion to Lord Shiva. The story challenges ritualistic worship and highlights pure love for the divine. Today, pilgrims still visit the Vayu Linga temple, recalling Kannappa’s sacrifice as a reminder that true devotion transcends caste and social barriers.

Both stories, though worlds apart, underline a common theme: the power of personal conviction—whether it’s a young activist’s voice or a hunter’s devotion. They also show how quickly events can shift public focus, from banking results that affect career paths to moments that shape cultural narratives.

That’s the September snapshot on TechGuru Jobs News. Whether you’re tracking exam dates, keeping up with breaking news, or exploring timeless legends, we’ve got the info you need in plain language and real‑world context. Stay tuned for October’s fresh updates, and keep checking back for more practical insights.