September 2025 Highlights: Festivals, Tech Buzz, and New Bikes

September brought a mix of vibrant traditions, bold government moves, and eye‑catching tech trends. At Attune Infocom Hub we gathered the most talked‑about stories so you can catch up in one place. From a massive Durga celebration to a transparent liquor‑license lottery, an AI fashion craze, and a fresh two‑wheel release – there’s plenty to unpack.

Celebrations & Traditions

On September 30 the country marked Maha Ashtami 2025, the eighth day of Navratri dedicated to Goddess Durga. Millions gathered for Kanya Puja, where young girls are worshipped as the divine feminine, and performed the intense Sandhi Muhurta ritual that bridges day and night. What made this year stand out was the rare alignment with Vijaya Dashami, creating a longer festive stretch that sparked extra travel and social‑media sharing. Streets in Kolkata, Delhi, and smaller towns filled with illuminated pandals, drumbeats, and crowds chanting ‘Jai Mata Di’. The collective energy turned the day into a live, colorful broadcast that trended across platforms.

Business Moves & Tech Trends

The Jharkhand Excise Department tried something new in Palamu: an online e‑lottery for 70 retail liquor licences. Out of 477 applications, the lottery randomly selected winners who will now run shops from September 2025 to March 2030. The results were posted live on August 23, cementing transparency as a core goal of the state’s broader policy to allocate 1,343 licences across the region. For local entrepreneurs the lottery offered a clear, merit‑based chance, cutting down on the usual back‑room deals.

Meanwhile, the internet buzzed with the Google Gemini Nano ‘Banana’ AI saree trend. The model lets users upload a portrait and instantly wraps it in a 90s‑style Bollywood‑inspired saree. Within days, Instagram flooded with fan‑made images, sparking speculation about celebrity versions despite no official posts from stars like Sonakshi Sinha or Neha Kakkar. The fun factor was high, but privacy experts warned users that the filter collects facial data and that copy‑cat sites are already selling fake AI‑generated portraits. The episode highlighted how quickly a playful AI tool can go viral and how fast the conversation can shift to data safety.

On the automotive front, Yamaha rolled out the 2025 FZ‑S Fi in India. The 149 cc bike packs a hybrid‑assist system that promises up to 60 kmpl, a modest 12.4 PS output, and modern add‑ons like Bluetooth connectivity, single‑channel ABS, and LED lighting. Prices start at Rs 1.35 lakh for the standard model and reach Rs 1.45 lakh for the hybrid version. Riders looking for a city commuter with a tech edge will appreciate the traction‑control feature and the fresh color palette that includes matte finishes. Early reviews note a smooth ride and fuel‑saving benefits, making the FZ‑S Fi a strong contender in the crowded 150 cc segment.

All these stories show how September 2025 blended cultural depth, government innovation, digital creativity, and product launches. Whether you’re tracking festival calendars, scouting business opportunities, diving into AI art, or hunting for a new bike, the month offered a snapshot of India’s fast‑moving landscape. Keep checking Attune Infocom Hub for deeper analyses and up‑to‑date coverage of what matters most to you.