🏛️ Calcutta High Court denies urgent hearing on Jadavpur University clash

The Calcutta High Court has declined an urgent hearing regarding the ongoing unrest at Jadavpur University. This situation involves clashes between ABVP members and the Faculty of Engineering and Technology Students' Union (FETSU) during their annual general meeting. The plea was heard before a Division Bench of Acting Chief Justice Tapabrata Chakraborty and Justice Atarup Banerjee. The court refused to tag the matter with existing proceedings and asked for a separate case filing. This comes after earlier court cases regarding law and order following a student suicide incident. ⚖️

🚀 Manish Anandani takes over as Colgate-Palmolive India CEO

Manish Anandani is taking over as Managing Director and CEO of Colgate-Palmolive India starting September 28, 2026. He replaces Prabha Narasimhan, who is moving to an Executive Vice President role for the Asia-Pacific Division. This transition aims to build on momentum by focusing on premiumisation and digital commerce in the oral care market. Narasimhan previously led the company for four years, driving growth in premium segments. Anandani returns to the company after 13 years, bringing extensive experience in strategy and digital transformation. 📈

📰 Media bias shows its impact on the nation

A recent event highlighted the influence of certain media outlets on the country's discourse. The incident occurred in a major metropolitan area, drawing national attention to the matter. Specific figures and dates related to the coverage were not provided in the report. This situation points to ongoing concerns about editorial neutrality in Indian journalism. Authorities are expected to address these media practices moving forward.

🤖 Spider-Man artbook hits AI controversy

Marvel's Spider-Man: Brand New Day, a $2 billion hit, faces criticism over one artbook image. The issue surfaced in "The Art of Spider-Man: Brand New Day," a 208-page collector's book released on August 18th. Fans pointed out a concept art piece, "Big City, Little Spider," that showed telltale signs of machine generation. This single image, credited to Scott McInnes, caused an immediate backlash across social media platforms. Marvel has not yet issued any comment regarding this discovery. 🧐

📈 12 stocks with 8 quarters of solid profit margins

A recent analysis found 207 companies with market caps over Rs 3,000 crore maintaining profit margins above 10% until June 2026. Among these, 12 stocks saw gains ranging from 100% to 396% over the last two years. Acutaas Chemicals led this group, surging 396% while showing a 23% net profit margin in June 2026. These companies demonstrate strong operational efficiency and support investor confidence. Investors are watching these consistent performers for future market momentum. 📈

🎭 Another satire site drops online

A second satire website has recently launched onto the internet landscape. This new platform aims to offer humorous commentary on current events and social issues. Specific details regarding its launch date or founding individuals have not been made public yet. It enters a crowded digital space where satirical content is already popular among online users. The site is expected to gain traction depending on its unique content quality and audience reach.

💥 Two brothers killed by speeding Fortuner in Maharashtra

Two brothers, Nikhil Ankush Arke and Kapil Ankush Arke, tragically died after a high-speed collision in Maharashtra. The incident occurred in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district late on Wednesday night near the IT Park. The speeding Toyota Fortuner, allegedly on the wrong side of the road, hit their motorcycle around 12:15 am on August 21, 2026. Both brothers were residents of Banjara Colony and were returning home from work. Police are actively searching for the SUV driver who fled the scene, and the investigation continues. 😥

🏏 NZ A takes on Adelaide Strikers Academy in Darwin

Adelaide Strikers Academy will face New Zealand A at the Marrara Cricket Ground in Darwin on August 22, 2026. Adelaide Strikers Academy reached the final last season, while New Zealand A is making their debut in the Top End T20 this year. Adelaide has won four of their last five matches, showing strong current form. New Zealand A boasts experienced players like Katene Clarke and a balanced squad depth. Both teams aim to make a solid start in their respective campaigns. 🏏

😠 BTS's RM and J-Hope face heat over Chris Brown drama

BTS members RM and J-Hope shared a lighthearted TikTok video dancing with Justin Bieber on a boat in Toronto on August 20. This new appearance comes amid intense backlash from fans following their attendance at Chris Brown’s concert earlier this month in Canada. The controversy stems from Brown pleading guilty to felony assault against Rihanna in 2009. Critics are slamming the idols for appearing normal instead of addressing the public criticism they are receiving. Yesterday, The Pixel Project suspended RM from its male role model honor roll with no official statement from BTS or BIG HIT MUSIC.

🚗 Delhi's new master plan: dynamic parking and BRTS comeback

The Master Plan for Delhi 2047 proposes implementing dynamic parking charges in congested areas and exploring the return of the BRTS system. These proposals were unveiled on Thursday, August 20, by Union Housing and Urban Affairs Minister Manohar Lal Khattar. As of March 19, 2026, the city registered 87.6 lakh vehicles, highlighting the traffic challenge. The plan aims to reduce private vehicle dependence by using parking and public transport as regulatory tools. Future steps involve local bodies preparing area-specific parking plans and feasibility studies for BRTS routes. 🚦

🤕 Student's vision lost in July 20 pellet injuries

Sahil Lochab, a Delhi University student, sustained severe pellet injuries during the July 20 protests. He is from Najafgarh and has reportedly lost 99% of his vision in his right eye from the incident. His family and friends claim his participation was related to education issues and he was preparing for competitive exams. Rahul Gandhi visited the Parliament Street police station in New Delhi on August 21, 2026, to support his FIR registration efforts. Doctors later confirmed the injuries were caused by metal pellets fired by the Rapid Action Force.