🚨 Adobe techie allegedly killed in brutal family attack

A 31-year-old software engineer, Vinay Gupta, was allegedly attacked and killed by six members of his wife's family in outer Delhi. The horrific incident occurred at his Nihal Vihar home following a marital dispute between Vinay and his wife, Rekha Gupta. The assault reportedly happened on a date around the time the family was gathered for a visit. Vinay's mother claims the attack was pre-planned, with the daughter-in-law orchestrating the murder. Police have detained four accused and are searching for a fifth one. 💔

✈️ IAF Pilots Told to Spice Up Ops

Indian Air Force pilots gave feedback to the Operation Safed Sagar team regarding their operational presentation. The pilots specifically requested that the team stop using slow-motion walks in their displays. They suggested that the team should instead match the style of Vijeta in their movements. This feedback aims to make the operational showcases more engaging for the audience. The team is expected to incorporate these suggestions in future presentations.

🚨 ED raids MP's house in Vivekananda Reddy murder probe

The Directorate of Enforcement (ED) has seized ₹24 lakh in unaccounted cash and two locker keys from the residence of YSRCP MP Avinash Reddy. This action is part of the money laundering probe into the murder of former MP Y.S. Vivekananda Reddy. The searches took place on Friday across seven locations in both Kadapa and Hyderabad. The CBI chargesheet suggested the conspiracy involved D. Siva Shanker Reddy and associates due to political rivalry. Further investigation is currently ongoing by the ED.

⚖️ Rajasthan HC stops random bank account freezes 🏦

The Rajasthan High Court established new guidelines to stop agencies from freezing entire bank accounts during cybercrime probes. This ruling came in the case of Balaji Enterprises v. RBI, concerning procedures in Rajasthan. The court mandated placing a lien or hold on only the disputed amount. This allows account holders to continue using their remaining balance normally. These rules aim to prevent indiscriminate freezing practices in investigations moving forward.

🧑‍⚖️ Witness claims threats against her in Prajwal Revanna case

A 43-year-old social worker told a Bengaluru court that she received death threats related to the Prajwal Revanna sexual assault case. She stated that Prajwal Revanna would be responsible if anything happened to her or her son. The trial concerns allegations made by a domestic worker against Prajwal and HD Revanna, with an FIR registered on April 28, 2024. The court ordered the CID's SIT to investigate the threats and provide witness protection. The case, which involves Prajwal Revanna, is scheduled for its next hearing on September 2. 🧑‍⚖️

🤔 TN Govt directives spark debate on admin control

Controversial government directives in Tamil Nadu are questioning the executive-bureaucracy link under the TVK government. An order preventing student protests, based on Chief Secretary M Sai Kumar’s instructions, was withdrawn after criticism. Meanwhile, Tahsildar M Ayyasamy ordered revenue officials to collect CPI and CPI(M) members' details in Dindigul district. These incidents raise questions about bureaucratic independence in administrative decisions. Shabbir Ahmed examines these debates in this week's Yen Endra Kelvi episode.

🚨 Arrests and Suspension Over Black Clothes Incident

Eight individuals were arrested following an incident involving black clothing shown to Haryana CM Saini. The incident took place in a specific location within Haryana, though details are not provided in the snippet. These arrests led to the suspension of the Station House Officer (SHO) concerned. The matter has been formally noticed to the Deputy Commissioners of Police (DCPs) for review. Further actions will depend on the investigation into this sequence of events. 🚨

📚 CIO drops book on leading in the AI age

Adarsh Sudhindra, Chief Innovation Officer of Excelsoft Technologies, launched his debut book, The Compounding Leader, in Mysuru on Saturday. The launch was held by Mysore Quantum AI and Mysuru Book Clubs Charitable Trust with R. Guru as the chief guest. The book targets professionals with eight to 20 years of experience and focuses on building capabilities and leveraging others. It details a 'Compounding Leader Flywheel' across inner, outer, and long-term game strategies. AI is a key theme, advocating for deep, outcome-focused application rather than just chasing novelty.

📺 Free Steam tool makes old games look totally retro

A new, free tool called Shaderglass was released on Steam to apply visual shaders to any screen. This app is available on PC and features over 1200 visual shaders and filters for gaming. It allows users to transform games with CRT monitor or NES-pixelated looks, giving old titles a fresh vibe. The tool lets users control frame rates and select emulation aspect ratios for enhanced retro experiences. Users needing the best experience should switch to Windows 11 with a beefy GPU. 🎮

🎬 Taapsee says she never met Kangana Ranaut

Taapsee Pannu addressed the past feud with Kangana Ranaut, stating she has never actually met the actor. She suggested their public disagreements reflect their individual upbringings and viewpoints. The friction began around 2019, escalating after Kangana's sister called her a 'sasti copy.' Taapsee also dismissed the idea of entering politics, saying she isn't ready for it. She will next be seen in the action thriller 'Gandhari.'

⚖️ Sabarimala gold theft: Bail denied for one, granted for the other

The Kollam Vigilance Court rejected the bail application of former TDB president P.S. Prashanth in the Sabarimala gold theft case. Relief was granted to co-accused A. Ajikumar due to severe kidney ailments requiring dialysis. Both men were arrested on July 23 by the SIT regarding the 2025 Dwarapalaka panelling transport. The SIT claims this move was part of a larger conspiracy to cover up a 2019 gold theft. Both are also accused in the Sabarimala ghee procurement scam. 💰