🏈 Cedric Tillman cut by Browns; Chiefs might be interested

The Cleveland Browns released wide receiver Cedric Tillman as the 53-man roster deadline neared. Tillman, drafted in the 2023 NFL Draft, played 38 games over three seasons, catching 71 passes for 833 yards. His production wasn't enough to stay against newer receivers in Cleveland. Kansas City Chiefs are reportedly watching him as a potential receiver upgrade. His future depends on finding an offense where he can showcase his true potential. 🏈

📚 TN offers full fee support for Muslim women students

Tamil Nadu announced comprehensive welfare measures, including full undergraduate tuition fee support for Muslim female students under the government quota. This initiative was declared by Minister for Minorities Welfare A M Shahjahan in the state. An initial allocation of Rs 20 crore has been made for these various schemes. The package aims to boost female literacy and improve employability across minority communities. Moving forward, the state will also set up a new college and a Rs 100 crore revolving fund. 🎓

🌟 Dia Mirza's revealing moment on set

Dia Mirza shared a candid story about a song shoot where she stripped bare in front of approximately 100 men. This incident took place during the filming process, offering a glimpse into her professional experiences. While the exact date isn't specified, the event highlighted a significant personal moment for the actress. She later recalled this experience, stating that it ultimately felt liberating for her. Moving forward, she continues to navigate her career with open expression. 🌟

📱 Apple's next iPhone event dropping this September

Apple's annual iPhone event is scheduled for Wednesday, September 9, 2026, at 10 a.m. PT. The lineup is expected to feature the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, focusing on premium models. These devices are rumored to include the A20 Pro chip and begin with 256GB storage capacity. Additionally, Apple might unveil its first foldable iPhone, potentially named the iPhone Ultra. This event marks the first major presentation under new CEO John Ternus, who took over on September 1.

🚦 Kerala MVD hires private spots to clear license backlog

The Motor Vehicle department initiated a 100-day program to tackle the pending learner’s licence and driving tests across the state. This action involves hiring facilities in local colleges and schools to manage the backlog of applications. As of August 24, the Transport Commissioner issued a new directive due to delays that saw waits ranging from 15 days to over two months. The MVD is leveraging private computer labs to ensure timely testing capacity for large groups of candidates. Compliance with new time limits will be strictly monitored, with action taken against non-adhering officers. 🚗

⚽ Real Madrid awaits UCL draw with big rivals looming

Real Madrid will discover their eight opponents for the 2026-27 Champions League league phase on Thursday. The draw will determine fixtures for the club in the 36-team format, which began in 2024. The competition runs from September 8-10 to the final round on January 27, 2027. Restrictions prevent Madrid from playing domestic Spanish teams like Barcelona, while the fixture against Liverpool might move to Bernabéu. This draw could bring back intense rivalries against clubs like Bayern Munich and Manchester City. 🧐

🏛️ Harish Rao slams college merger as privatization move

T. Harish Rao claimed the Congress government is trying to silence polytechnic students protesting the merger with YISU via G.O. 97. He made these allegations while meeting students from Warangal Government Polytechnic college in Hanamkonda on Thursday. The merger, established under a 'public-private partnership (PPP)', allegedly jeopardizes academic careers and virtually privatizes the colleges. Rao demanded the immediate withdrawal of GO 97 to keep polytechnic colleges under government control. He also questioned why Rahul Gandhi was not visiting Telangana during the student protests.

🤖 Robots help fix serious kidney injury

Robotic-assisted laparoscopic autotransplantation was successfully performed to treat an extended iatrogenic ureteral injury. This procedure took place on the left kidney at an unspecified location. The surgery involved complex techniques to manage the injury over a prolonged period. This advanced approach offers a solution for severe complications arising from medical procedures. Further studies will explore the long-term success rates of this robotic technique. 🤖

🎉 Comic Con India lands in Vizag for debut

Comic Con India is making its Andhra Pradesh debut in Visakhapatnam on October 10 and 11. The event will take place at the Kalam Convention Centre on the AMTZ campus. This marks the start of the 2026-27 season, following a previous season that visited 11 cities and attracted over 3.5 lakh attendees. The event aims to bring local Telugu culture alongside anime and cosplay to the platform. Organizers plan for the season to continue traveling to other cities across India next.

📢 Bihar Govt Ignores Teachers' Exam Issue

The Bihar government has decided not to hold a single-stage teachers' exam, causing unrest among the educators. Protesters were demonstrating in Patna against this decision, demanding a fair recruitment process. The issue has been ongoing, with various groups voicing their concerns about the examination structure. This move has sparked debate regarding teacher hiring policies across the state. Activists are now expected to call off their ongoing protests following the government's stance. 📢

🚨 BJP slams govt over land grab allegations

BJP State president N. Ramchander Rao was placed under preventive house arrest at his Tarnaka residence in Hyderabad on Thursday. He accused the Congress government of trying to weaken education and transfer valuable institutional lands to real estate interests. The controversy centers around GO 97 and the 'Shakti' scheme, which allegedly affects 40 lakh students in Telangana. Rao claimed the real motive was grabbing prime lands worth thousands of crores in areas like Masab Tank. The BJP vowed to continue fighting for students' rights despite these government actions. 📚