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🚨 CM's convoy incident: Anil in police custody

Chenthi Anil has been granted one day of police custody by the Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Court. This custody pertains to the alleged waylaying of Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan's convoy in Thiruvananthapuram. The order was issued on Tuesday, September 1st, and lasts until 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday. The court allowed questioning to check for others involved in the alleged conspiracy to obstruct the CM. Investigators also plan to examine his voice sample from the incident footage.

#KeralaNews#PoliticalCase#PoliceCustody
science

🪐 Lava world and habitable planet found orbiting same star

Two distinct planets, TOI-1752 b and TOI-1752 c, orbiting an M-dwarf star were confirmed in the TOI-1752 system. This system is located about 337 light-years from Earth near the constellation Boötes. The confirmation was announced on August 31, 2026, by IAA-CSIC in Granada, Spain. The pairing is crucial for studying atmospheric evolution around low-mass stars due to their differing planetary properties. Scientists will use instruments like JWST to study these contrasting worlds further. 🔭

#Exoplanets#AstroNews#SpaceDiscovery
business

🏛️ Punjab challenges high court over DA payment

The Punjab Government has approached the Supreme Court against a Punjab and Haryana High Court order concerning Dearness Allowance and Dearness Relief. The government filed this petition in the Supreme Court, challenging the directive to clear arrears totaling around Rs 14,191 crore within a short timeframe. This ruling, issued on August 3, mandated payment at rates applicable to All India Services officers with simple interest. Punjab argues that meeting this deadline is constitutionally impossible under existing state financial articles. They seek to restore their discretion over DA payment timing and manner while assuring salary parity.

#Punjab#SupremeCourt#DA
sports

🏃‍♂️ AP Police Sports Meet Kicks Off in Mangalagiri

The Andhra Pradesh State Police Sports and Games Meet-2026 was launched by DGP Harish Kumar Gupta on Tuesday. The event is taking place at the APSP 6th Battalion in Mangalagiri, Andhra Pradesh. Approximately 1,900 police personnel from across the State are participating in this first-ever meet. Sixteen teams, including ministerial staff and various units, are competing across four days. Competitions will be held at VIP-AP and Acharya Nagarjuna University (ANU) grounds. 🏃‍♂️

#APPolice#SportsMeet#AndhraPradesh
india

😠 BJP slams Congress over North Karnataka woes

The BJP started a Padayatra from Lingasugur to Ballari, focusing on welfare scheme issues in Kalyana Karnataka. Leaders like C.T. Ravi demanded accountability for ₹187 crore allegedly misappropriated in the Valmiki Corporation. They also raised concerns about the missing ₹7,500 crore for the Gruha Lakshmi scheme and alleged caste atrocities. Former leaders claimed the Congress government is mismanaging funds and neglecting drought-hit areas. The BJP promised the agitation would continue until these serious issues are addressed by the government. 😠

#KarnatakaPolitics#BJPvsCongress#NorthKarnataka
business

🏦 ₹17 crore fake currency bust at PNB

A Special Investigation Team (SIT) is probing the alleged circulation of ₹17 crore in counterfeit currency found at PNB’s Saharanpur currency chest. The probe involves multiple agencies across Haryana and Uttarakhand, expanding beyond the initial ₹7.40 crore discovery. This happened after a shortage was noted in cash sent to the RBI in Jaipur on August 5. Three officials, including Ravi Kumar Kansay, were suspended following the preliminary inquiry into the incident. Police are now investigating the source of the fake notes and the involvement of other bank staff. 🕵️‍♂️

#PNBscam#FakeCurrency#SIT
science

🦟 Mining data to fight malaria in Amazon 🦟

Researchers found a direct link between illegal mining and malaria cases in the Yanomami Indigenous Territory in Brazil. The study focused on the area, where the issue was prominent under Jair Bolsonaro’s government from January 2019 to 2022. A 1% increase in mined area was linked to a 24% rise in monthly malaria cases. Currently, scientists are building an alert system using mining and deforestation data to warn health agents. This system aims to help eliminate malaria in Brazil by predicting outbreaks early.

#AmazonHealth#MalariaAlert#BrazilScience
world

🤝 Iran says they can push back against US moves

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin for Moscow's stance on the war and sanctions affecting Tehran. This discussion took place in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan, during their meeting. Pezeshkian asserted that Russia and Iran can collectively resist what he termed US “unilateralism.” He emphasized that the US has no right to impose sanctions or break international law. This meeting highlights the deepening ties between Russia and Iran amid US tensions. 🤝

#IranRussia#SCOSummit#Geopolitics
india

🕉️ ISKCON hosts four-day Janmashtami Utsav

ISKCON Visakhapatnam is organizing a four-day Sri Krishna Janmashtami Utsav starting September 3. The events will take place at the organization's new temple building located in Sagar Nagar. Key celebrations include the main Janmashtami day on September 4, with rituals like Mangala Arati. The festivities will feature the Utlotsav and a midnight Maha Abhishekam on the 4th. The celebrations will wrap up on September 6 with kirtans and a Krishna Leela drama.

#Janmashtami#ISKCON#Visakhapatnam
entertainment

📺 Govinda eyeing reality TV debut in Rise And Fall S2

Actor Govinda is reportedly being approached to star in Rise And Fall Season 2. Negotiations are ongoing between Govinda and the show's makers, who are based on a British series. His recent personal life has been in the spotlight due to issues with his wife, Sunita Ahuja. Ahuja had previously alleged infidelity, though a divorce petition was later withdrawn. Govinda has since denied all allegations and issued a public notice regarding false media coverage. 🎬

#Govinda#RealityTV#RiseAndFall
science

🦴 Ancient Wallaby Teeth Reveal 1,200-Year-Old Ornaments

Resin-mounted wallaby teeth have uncovered rare ornaments dating back 1,200 years. This discovery was made by researchers in Queensland, Australia. The artifacts were found in a specific site and date back to around the 9th century AD. These ornaments provide significant insight into ancient Aboriginal cultural practices. Further study of these items is expected to shed more light on early human history in the region.

#Archaeology#Australia#AncientHistory

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