🚨 Custody Fight Linked to Child Murders in Bengaluru

Police have linked custody battles to the recent murders of children at a 5-star hotel in Bengaluru. The investigation is ongoing, focusing on the motives behind the tragic incidents. Specific details regarding the dates and exact number of victims have not yet been released by authorities. The custody disputes suggest a volatile family dynamic leading to the crime. Further updates on the case are expected as the investigation progresses through the city. 🚨

🚨 Woman killed by speeding BMW near Delhi airport

A 48-year-old woman named Jaiwanti died instantly after being struck by a speeding BMW on Tuesday. The incident happened in Mehram Nagar, Delhi, when she was crossing the road near a zebra crossing at around 12 noon. The driver, identified as 38-year-old Deepak from Pratap Nagar in Mandoli, has been apprehended by the police. A case has been registered, and legal action has been initiated following the fatal accident. Locals subsequently blocked the T3 road in protest, leading to traffic diversions around the airport. 🚨

🌱 New polymer notes get field-trial approval

The Reserve Bank of India has given the green light for field trials of Rs 10 and Rs 20 polymer currency notes. These trials will be conducted across various locations in India. The rollout is scheduled to begin on October 26, 2023. This move aims to introduce a more durable and secure alternative to traditional paper currency. The RBI will closely monitor the trials before a wider public launch.

📱 Redmi K100 Pro/Max drop with huge batteries

Xiaomi has officially launched the Redmi K100 Pro and K100 Pro Max in China, featuring 200MP cameras and powerful chipsets. The Pro model uses the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5V Series and boasts an 8,580mAh battery, while the Pro Max has a 9,070mAh battery. These phones debut with high-refresh-rate OLED displays and advanced cooling systems. The K100 Pro starts at 3,699 yuan, and the Pro Max ranges up to 5,999 yuan for the top variant. Both models support fast charging and multiple IP ratings for durability.

🎬 Mourinho's Netflix docs drop major tea ☕

The new Netflix documentary on Jose Mourinho reveals major career insights across 26 years of management. In the film, he discusses his fallout with Iker Casillas at Real Madrid, which occurred around the 2012-13 season. The series also unveils that Mourinho initially agreed to succeed Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United. However, he ultimately turned down the job because of a lack of emotional commitment to the club. This documentary gives fans a deep dive into his trophy-laden, controversial coaching journey.

🛵 Aprilia SXR 175 Maxi-Scooter lands in India 🛵

Aprilia SXR 175 maxi-scooter is set to launch in the Indian market in September 2026. It will directly challenge rivals like Hero Xoom 160, Yamaha Aerox 155, and TVS Ntorq 150. The scooter runs on a 174.7cc air-cooled engine, offering 13 bhp and 14.1 Nm of torque. It features a step-through styling and a 5-inch TFT cluster with Bluetooth connectivity. The anticipated price range is around Rs 1.40-1.50 lakh (ex-showroom).

⚽ Racing rejects €14M bid for Salinas, holds firm on price

La Liga club Racing Santander has firmly rejected a €14 million offer for defender Jorge Salinas. This Spanish teenager, who gained attention at the Under-19 Euros, is linked with Barcelona. Racing maintains a firm stance on his €16 million release clause as the transfer window nears. Barcelona reportedly has a personal terms agreement with Salinas but cannot bridge the financial gap. The club warns that the asking price might even increase closer to the deadline. 🧐

🏛️ Two bills passed in 14 mins despite uproar

The Lok Sabha swiftly passed the Kerala (Alteration of Name) Bill, 2026, and NCDC legislation in around 14 minutes on Tuesday. This happened while opposition MPs were protesting and demanding Home Minister Amit Shah's presence in the House. The Kerala name-change bill stems from a June 2024 resolution and was approved by the Union Cabinet in February of this year. The rapid passage has sparked a debate about the shrinking space for proper parliamentary scrutiny. If approved, Keralam will replace Kerala in the Constitution's First Schedule. 🗳️

🏛️ Two bills passed in 14 mins amid chaos

The Lok Sabha swiftly cleared two bills, the Kerala (Alteration of Name) Bill, 2026 and NCDC legislation, in about 14 minutes on Tuesday. This happened while opposition MPs protested and demanded Union Home Minister Amit Shah's presence in the House. The name change bill stems from a June 2024 Kerala assembly resolution and was approved by the Union Cabinet in February 2026. The rapid passage has ignited a debate on the diminishing space for detailed parliamentary scrutiny. If approved, Keralam will replace Kerala in the Constitution, while the NCDC bill aims to strengthen its financial framework.

🍿 New OTT Drops This Week: Your August Guide

Several new titles are hitting various OTT platforms this week. These releases span across multiple streaming services available to subscribers. The content slate for August 10th to August 16th features diverse genres and shows. Viewers can expect a mix of original series and acquired films across the platforms. Fans are advised to check their preferred streaming apps for the latest updates.

🚧 Students protest poor roads in UP, march to DM office

Gen Alpha students staged a protest at the Hamirpur DM office demanding a proper paved road to their school. The demonstration took place in Uttar Pradesh's Hamirpur, involving parents and the display of the Tricolour. The students are from villages near Chandupur gram panchayat and had previously protested on July 3. They alleged that the road is unusable during monsoon and an alternative route was closed by the Forest Department. The students will continue protesting until a permanent road solution is provided.