📸 Aishwarya Rai's rare Rakhi pic with brother Aditya

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan celebrated Raksha Bandhan with her brother Aditya Rai and sister-in-law Shrima Rai. The rare family photo was shared by Shrima Rai, showing Aishwarya with Aditya and daughter Aaradhya. The celebration included Aishwarya's mother Vrinda Rai and nephews Vihaan and Shivansh Rai. This glimpse into their private gathering is a treat for fans who usually see these moments kept private. Aishwarya was last seen in Ponniyin Selvan II (2023) and recently attended Cannes Film Festival 2026.

🧐 Engineer digs up Bengaluru's forgotten past

An engineer has recently been working to uncover the lost history of Bengaluru. This archaeological work is taking place in the city of Bengaluru itself. Currently, the excavation efforts are focused around specific sites dating back to earlier periods. This research aims to shed light on the city's ancient roots and development trajectory. Future plans involve presenting these findings to the public and historians. 🧐

⚽ Barca takes on Rayo Vallecano in La Liga

Barcelona is looking for a third consecutive win to start the season strong against Rayo Vallecano. The match is taking place at Camp Nou in Barcelona, Catalunya, Spain. This fixture is part of the 2026-27 La Liga, Matchday 3, scheduled for Monday, August 31, 2026. The game features specific starting lineups for both teams, with Pedri and Yamal in Barca's attack. Fans can follow the action live across various international platforms. ⚽

👋 Apple's Phil Schiller Steps Down from Key Roles

Phil Schiller is stepping down from his roles overseeing the App Store and leading Apple's product events. This change involves him moving away from these high-profile responsibilities at Apple. The transition is taking place as part of internal restructuring within the company. Schiller has been a significant figure in Apple's ecosystem development for many years. His departure signals a shift in how Apple manages its software and major announcements going forward.

🌿 Science says eating pulses is good for your body

Pulses, like lentils and chickpeas, have been part of diets for ages, but science is now studying their effects. A 2026 review looked at the evidence on pulses impacting gut health and metabolism across various studies. It was found that pulses can affect the gut microbiome and reduce blood sugar spikes after meals. Furthermore, they may cause modest drops in cholesterol and help people feel fuller after eating. Preparation methods like soaking can boost the absorption of minerals like iron and zinc.

🚀 Apollo Moon Trash: 96 Bags Still Out There

Astronauts left 96 bags and containers of waste on the Moon across six Apollo missions. These discarded items have been exposed to vacuum and radiation since as early as July 1969. Researchers now want to recover these bags to study biological decay in space. The waste was initially sealed in bags treated with a germicidal liquid to limit microbes. Scientists hope to test survival limits or study chemical changes in these unique samples.

🗳️ 6 crore voters deleted in SIR third phase draft

Over 6 crore names have been deleted from the voters’ registry during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) third phase. This revision covered 16 States and 3 Union Territories, with Delhi and Maharashtra drafts published on August 31, 2026. Out of 36.08 crore total names, 6.15 crore were removed, representing 17.04% of the rolls. The Election Commission of India allows time for people to object to these deletions before final rolls start on September 6. CMs from Karnataka and Telangana have voiced concerns over these 'unjustified' deletions. 🗳️

🏥 Anna Hazare admitted to hospital in Mumbai

Veteran social activist Anna Hazare has been hospitalized for medical treatment. He was admitted to a hospital located in Mumbai. Hazare is 89 years old and his exact condition details are not yet available. He gained national fame during the 2011 anti-corruption movement for demanding a Lokpal law. Further updates regarding his health status are currently being awaited.

🦟 Airport malaria hits Frankfurt airport workers

Six Frankfurt Airport workers have been infected with airport malaria, leading to two fatalities. The outbreak was first detected in July at Frankfurt Airport, where infected mosquitoes are suspected to have arrived on aircraft. The total number of cases has risen to six, with two deaths recorded so far. This rare condition occurs when mosquitoes from endemic regions are accidentally transported without human travel history. Authorities are analyzing trapped mosquitoes and blood samples to track the source of the infections. 🦟

⚠️ Snack Expiry Dates Faked in Mumbai Scam

A major racket involving food brands was uncovered in Mumbai, where expiry dates of popular snacks were allegedly altered. The operation targeted products like Lay's, Kurkure, and Maggi across the city. Authorities revealed that this multi-crore scam has been running for some time now. This illegal practice posed a serious health risk to consumers across India. Investigations are ongoing to catch all the involved parties.

🚨 Food Racket Exposed: Dates Altered on Big Brand Snacks

A major food-safety racket was uncovered in Navi Mumbai involving the tampering of manufacturing and expiry dates on popular snacks. The operation, conducted by Maharashtra FDA and Navi Mumbai Police Crime Branch, targeted premises of Sadhana Enterprises in Turbhe TTC Industrial Area. Between August 24 and 29, 8,442 cartons worth Rs 75,21,269 linked to 10 exporters were seized. Officials found inkjet printers and stickers being used to erase original information on brands like Lay's and Maggi. Authorities are investigating the involvement of export-import companies from Delhi and Noida moving forward. 🧐