September 2025 Highlights on Ace News India

September was a busy month on the Indian news scene. From a surprise election in cricket’s top body to a thrilling women's T20 finish and a fresh spin on a popular reality show, we covered it all. Below is a quick rundown of the biggest stories that shaped the month.

Cricket’s New Face: Mithun Manhas Becomes BCCI President

On September 28, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced Mithun Manhas as its new president. He won the position unopposed during the annual general meeting in Mumbai. Manhas, a former domestic cricketer, promised more transparency and a focus on home‑grown talent. Fans see this as a chance for fresh ideas after years of stalwart leadership.

What does his win mean for Indian cricket? First, the administration may give more attention to domestic leagues and grassroots coaching. Second, the unopposed vote shows a rare moment of unity among the board’s members, something that could translate into smoother decision‑making. Keep watching the BCCI’s upcoming policies for concrete changes.

Pakistan Women’s T20 Triumph Over Ireland

The third T20 International between Pakistan and Ireland women’s teams was a nail‑buster. Played under lights at Clontarf, Pakistan chased down 156 runs with 14 balls left, thanks to Muneeba Ali’s unbeaten 84 off 59 balls. Her innings earned her the Player of the Match award.

On the Irish side, Orla Prendergast smashed 64 off 39 balls to keep her side in the game, securing Player of the Series honors. Aliya Riaz added a quick 39 off 26, pushing Pakistan over the line. The win sealed the series for Pakistan, giving them a confidence boost ahead of upcoming qualifiers.

For fans of women’s cricket, the match highlighted the growing depth in both squads. It also underscored how crucial big partnerships are in chase scenarios. Expect both teams to build on these performances in the next tournament cycle.

Bigg Boss 19 Rolls Out ‘Gharwalon Ki Sarkaar’ Theme

Bigg Boss 19 kicked off with a twist: the house now runs under the ‘Gharwalon Ki Sarkaar’ theme, meaning contestants have more control over daily decisions. Salman Khan returns as host, but the power shift promises fresh drama. The lineup mixes TV actors, social media influencers, and a few film faces—think Gaurav Khanna, Ashnoor Kaur, Awez Darbar, and Zeishan Quadri.

This season’s format encourages strategic alliances and audience‑driven twists. Viewers get to vote on tasks that directly affect the house dynamics, making the game feel more interactive. The change aims to keep the show relevant and boost viewer engagement.

If you love reality TV, keep an eye on how the ‘Gharwalon Ki Sarkaar’ rule reshapes relationships inside the house. Expect more confrontations, surprise exits, and perhaps a few heartfelt moments when contestants step up to lead.

That’s the September wrap‑up on Ace News India. From cricket governance to women’s cricket fireworks and a bold new reality TV experiment, the month delivered a mix of sports, entertainment, and governance news. Stay tuned for more updates as the stories develop.