india A shocking case of a newborn baby being allegedly 'sold' has surfaced in Bihar. The incident involves a baby and a dispute over a brokerage amount in Motihari. Reports indicate the transaction was reportedly set at Rs 4.5 Lakh. This disturbing event highlights serious ethical and legal issues within the area. Authorities are now investigating the matter to determine the full extent of the fraud. 👶
sports Steelers rookie Germie Bernard admitted to feeling anxiety sharing the field with Aaron Rodgers. Bernard, the 2026 Draft's 47th pick from Alabama, voiced this during the preseason. This nervousness stems from wanting to meet the impossibly high standard set by Rodgers over two decades. Despite the pressure, Bernard also appreciates the game knowledge Rodgers is teaching him on the sidelines. The Steelers' season will depend on young receivers like Bernard consistently creating separation for Rodgers. 🏈
tech Apple has officially launched the new Mac mini and Mac Studio in India today, featuring M6 and M5 Pro chipsets. These devices are available with M5 Max and M5 Ultra chipsets in the Mac Studio lineup. Pre-orders for both the Mac mini and Mac Studio start on August 25th, leading up to the general sale on September 22nd. The Mac mini with the M6 chip starts at ₹99,990, while the Mac Studio with M5 Ultra begins at ₹6,29,900. These new releases expand Apple's Apple Silicon portfolio with the introduction of the M6 and M5 Ultra chips. 🚀
Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan congratulated the Forest Department and IGZP staff for successful births at the zoo. This happened in Visakhapatnam, recognizing 128 new animals and birds across 12 species. The count includes 40 star tortoises and 35 wild boars, documented on August 25, 2026. The CM praised conservation efforts, especially artificial incubation of Red Jungle Fowl and Blue-gold Macaw chicks. The State hopes to use science to pass on its biodiversity to future generations. 🌿
YouTuber and commentator Ajeet Bharti has approached the Delhi Patiala House Court seeking anticipatory bail regarding a case filed under the SC/ST Act. The case involves Bharti, who was booked at Delhi's North Avenue Police Station on August 23, 2026. The FIR was registered based on a complaint by Balakram Bauddh over a video, citing caste-based language and threats. Bharti's lawyers argued that no offense under the SC/ST Act was actually made out against him. The Court has summoned the Investigating Officer and scheduled further arguments for August 31. ⚖️
india Nellore Government Railway Police arrested three family members, including a minor, for multiple train thefts. The accused were identified as Thalluri Anil kumar (24), Thalluri Sunil Kumar (25), and a 15-year-old from Inkollu village. The arrests happened on Tuesday, with authorities recovering over 104 grams of gold and 180 grams of silver worth ₹13.65 lakh. This was done under orders from State Railway IGP B. Raja Kumari and supervised by DSP G. Muralidhar. GRP is now advising passengers to be extra careful with their belongings while traveling.
business Artificial intelligence will be crucial for managing huge crowds during the 2027 Godavari Pushkaralu. This major festival is expected to draw between 8 crore and 10 crore devotees in Andhra Pradesh. The event is scheduled from June 26 to July 7, 2027, with 4,932 works identified costing ₹4,026 crore. AI analytics will monitor devotee movement across 440 ghats, supported by drones and CCTV. Officials are also prepping emergency response with 30 temporary hospitals to ensure safety. 🧘
science The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Science and Technology visited CSIR-CFTRI in Mysuru on Monday, August 24. The delegation, led by Rajya Sabha member Medha Vishram Kulkarni, included several MPs and officials. During the visit, members witnessed a live demonstration of millet processing and reviewed the institute's achievements. CSIR-CFTRI director Giridhar Parvatam detailed the institute's societal outreach and research initiatives. The committee acknowledged the institute's significant contributions to national food security. 🌾
Bitcoin experienced rejection at the $81,000 level, signaling a pause in the recent upward trend. This movement was observed across major crypto markets. The rally appears to be capped by the 50-week moving average indicator. Traders are closely watching this key technical level for further direction. Market analysts anticipate a period of consolidation before the next major push. 📉
world Donald Trump offered Iran a deal involving sanctions relief in exchange for reopening the Strait of Hormuz and stopping attacks by Iranian-aligned groups. This proposal was delivered through Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir during his visit to Tehran. The offer was made amidst escalating US-Israeli conflict, with the Strait of Hormuz being the key bargaining chip. Iran, represented by Mohsen Rezaei, pushed back, demanding the US change its approach and address past breaches. Despite resistance, Pakistan framed the discussions as making significant progress towards peace.
New research suggests that heart capillaries have the ability to form natural bypasses after a heart attack. This potential repair mechanism was observed in studies conducted at a major medical institution. The findings detail the development process over several weeks following cardiac injury. This discovery offers a hopeful outlook for improving recovery in patients who experience heart attacks. Scientists are now looking into how this natural process can be leveraged for better treatments. 🔬
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