📱 China's CXMT to power Xiaomi's next foldable phone

China's memory chipmaker, CXMT, is set to supply LPDDR6 DRAM chips for Xiaomi's new flagship folding phone. This partnership involves CXMT, based in Hefei, and Xiaomi, a major global smartphone maker. The LPDDR6 chips will be used in the 18 Fold, which is scheduled for release in September. This advanced chip helps CXMT bridge the tech gap with Samsung and SK Hynix. The device is also expected to utilize Xiaomi's new Xring O3 3-nanometre processor.

📉 Stock market expected to start down on Aug 31

Indian stock market indices, Sensex and Nifty 50, are anticipated to open with a gap-down on Monday, August 31, due to weak global indicators. The previous session saw Nifty 50 close above 24,100 and Sensex hit 77,264.51. Analysts suggest the Sensex needs to hold above 76,800 to sustain recovery, while Nifty 50 stays range-bound between 24,000 and 24,400. A decisive break above resistance zones could trigger stronger upward moves for both indices. Investors should watch key support levels as the market navigates current uncertainty.

🗣️ Wangchuk says CJP founders have political goals

Sonam Wangchuk stated that the founders of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) possess political ambitions during the Jantar Mantar protest in Delhi. He believes they have these aspirations, though they never directly disclosed them to him. Wangchuk maintained that having political ambitions is not inherently wrong and encouraged youth to engage in politics. However, he insisted that the student movement itself must remain strictly apolitical and neutral. He expressed satisfaction that the movement upheld this non-partisan stance during the protest.

🗣️ Wangchuk says CJP founders have political aims

Activist Sonam Wangchuk stated that the founders of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) possess political ambitions, based on his observations during the Jantar Mantar protest in Delhi. He noted that while they didn't disclose this, he assesses them as not being without desires. Wangchuk affirmed that having political aspirations is acceptable and even encouraged youth to join or start parties. He emphasized that the student movement must stay apolitical to achieve more goals. This stance contrasts with past criticisms regarding CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke's previous party links.

🏏 India tour in Bangladesh might still happen

BCB president Tamim Iqbal stated that both BCCI and BCB are actively looking for a new window to host the India series. Despite earlier discussions suggesting the series might be scrapped due to political tension, Tamim insists the intention is very positive. They are currently figuring out suitable dates, considering both teams have busy schedules ahead. Furthermore, BCB is set to reveal four to five more names involved in Bangladesh Premier League fixing scandals soon. He also regretted how Bangladesh handled negotiations for the last ICC T20 World Cup participation. 🏏

🐘 Keralam elephant conflict hotspots flagged by wildlife report

A Wildlife Institute of India report identified persistent hotspots for elephant mortality and human casualties across Keralam. Specifically, villages like Kanan Devan Hills and Kuttampuzha were flagged as high-conflict zones. Over the study period, there were 1,781 HEC incidents, resulting in 581 human deaths and 1,200 injuries. The Ranni division was the most impacted forest division, recording 169 HEC cases in total. The report suggests translocation is rarely a long-term solution for these recurring conflicts. 🐘

💔 Woman's Jump From 7th Floor; Partner Survives

A 23-year-old software engineer died after jumping from the seventh floor of a PG in Bengaluru. Her 30-year-old partner was pulled along with her during the incident. The tragic event occurred on Sunday morning after the couple reportedly had an argument. Janani and Manichavelu are both originally from Puducherry, Tamil Nadu. Police are currently questioning witnesses to determine if it was a suicide attempt. 😥

🏏 Babar Azam denies team ditching Lord's Test

Pakistan captain Babar Azam denied reports that his team planned to boycott the Lord's Test. The reports stemmed from PCB's possible threat over a Sky Sports interview with Imran Khan's sons. This happened during the opening day of the Test against England. Although the PCB objected to the broadcast, Pakistan resumed play as scheduled on the date. The teams will now proceed to Birmingham for the final Test starting September 9. 🏏

🥊 CPI vs CPM in Kerala: Political Showdown

The Communist Party of India (CPI) is currently pushing back against the Communist Party of India (Marxist) or CPM in Kerala. This internal ideological friction is becoming a major point of political focus within the state. The rivalry stems from differing strategies and stances on various regional issues. Both parties are vying for influence within the left-wing political landscape of Kerala. Future political maneuvering between these two major left parties is expected to intensify.

📈 US-Iran Tensions Impacting Indian Stocks

Gift Nifty is showing signs influenced by the ongoing US-Iran conflict. This market movement is being closely watched by investors across India. Key factors to monitor include geopolitical shifts and global oil prices around August 31st. These elements could significantly drive the performance of the Sensex and Nifty 50 indices. Traders will be looking for stability or volatility in the coming sessions.

🚨 2 suspects killed in Ankit Baliyan murder case

Two suspected shooters in the Haryanvi singer Ankit Baliyan's murder case were killed in a UP Police encounter in Shamli. Ankit Baliyan, 32, was fatally shot in Shamli district on Wednesday evening while leaving a gym. Police confirmed that two suspects, identified as Sumit and Mohit, were killed after being spotted during a blockade plan. The encounter started when suspects opened fire on police near a bridge on Monday. Both suspects died later at CHC Shamli while undergoing treatment. 💔