🕵️ Delhi couple caught spying for Pakistan's ISI

A Delhi couple, Sahil (25) and Sameera (21), were arrested for spying for Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). They were reportedly recruited into the espionage network for logistical support by the Special Cell. In 2024 and 2025, the couple allegedly sent eight Indian SIM cards to Pakistan via Dubai for Rs 30,000. The couple was tasked to recruit more people and provide military details for field operations. Their arrest helped uncover the modus operandi of Pakistani Intelligence Operatives. 🕵️

🔥 Heat threat looms over India's economy

Despite the monsoon rains offering some relief, extreme heat poses a major economic challenge across India. Millions of outdoor workers face intense heat, leading to a loss of 247 billion potential labour hours in 2024 alone. McKinsey estimates rising heat could risk $150 billion to $250 billion of India's GDP by 2030. Authorities are advising states to reschedule hours and provide cooling measures, while experts push for thermal resilience. The solution involves passive cooling and climate-hardened supply chains to tackle the issue. 🌡️

🌳 Assam plans big overhaul for agarwood industry

The Assam Government is launching a plan to streamline and boost its agarwood industry through several new measures. This initiative was discussed during a task force meeting in Guwahati involving growers, processors, and traders. Key proposals include simplifying regulations and establishing district-level testing facilities by August 26. The goal is to create a transparent export system and encourage more formal participation in the sector. Ultimately, the state aims to make Assam a major, globally competitive hub for agarwood products. 🌳

⚖️ High Court orders notices in ₹1 crore defamation suit

The Madras High Court ordered notices to M.K. Stalin and the DMK IT Wing regarding a ₹1 crore defamation suit. This case was filed by Minister Aadhav Arjuna in the Madras High Court on Friday, August 28, 2026. The suit stemmed from an X post made by the DMK IT Wing on June 8, 2026, claiming an accused in a narcotics case was Arjuna's relative. Arjuna seeks compensation and a permanent injunction against future defamatory posts by the party. The court has set the return date for the notices as September 15, 2026. ⚖️

🤖 AI helps remove brain tumor in world-first surgery

A brain tumor was successfully removed using live AI-assisted surgery in London. The procedure involved 48-year-old Rhys Hibbert at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery. The operation took place in May, and the results were shared publicly on August 27th. This AI system watched the live video feed, highlighting safe zones for the surgeons. UCL is now planning a larger trial to develop AI as a surgical consultant. 🤖

🤖 AI guides surgery to remove brain tumour

The world's first live AI-assisted surgery successfully removed a brain tumour from a patient. The procedure took place for 48-year-old Rhys Hibbert at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery in London. The operation occurred in May, and the news was made public on August 27th. The AI monitored the live video feed, flagging safe areas to cut during the complex removal. UCL is now planning a larger trial to develop this technology further. 🤖

🏏 Dinusha's epic defiance saves India from sweep

Sonal Dinusha played an incredible innings to deny India a 2-0 series sweep in Colombo. Playing for Sri Lanka, he amassed staggering runs over the last two weeks against India. Specifically, in the second Test, he anchored the batting for over 1139 minutes and 722 balls. His tactical brilliance and time-consuming play frustrated India, who toiled for over 86 overs without a result. Dinusha's performance solidifies his status as a top batter in the series. 🏏

💰 Modi highlights Jan Dhan Yojana's massive reach

Prime Minister Modi recently highlighted the unprecedented impact of the Jan Dhan Yojana program. This initiative has successfully brought banking services to a massive number of citizens across India. As of the latest count, the accounts under the scheme have crossed the 59 crore mark. This achievement underscores the government's push for financial inclusion in rural and urban areas. Further expansion and monitoring are expected to continue to maximize the scheme's benefits.

🩺 NEET UG Round 2 Counselling Schedule Released

The schedule for NEET UG Round 2 Counselling 2026 has been officially announced. This process involves candidates across the entire nation. Registration for the counselling starts from September 3rd for the new session. This round is crucial for students seeking admission into medical colleges. Further detailed guidelines will be shared by the NTA soon.

🐄 Cow vigilantes accused of assaulting Dalit man in Jalna

Six 'cow vigilantes' have been booked for assaulting a Dalit man and forcing him to eat cow dung. The incident occurred in Kanhaiyanagar area of Jalna, Maharashtra, in May. The victim, Parameshwar Suhas Hiwale, reported the abuse on August 21 after a video circulated on Instagram. The assault happened after they allegedly accused him of planning to sell a bull to a Muslim butcher. Currently, further probing is underway by a Sub-Divisional Police Officer, but no arrests have been made yet. 🐄

💰 Auto stock declares massive 25-year dividend

Federal-Mogul Goetze (India) Ltd declared a total dividend of ₹94 per share, consisting of ₹86.50 special and ₹7.50 interim. This happened following a nearly 25-year gap since its last ex-dividend trade on 10th August 2001. The company fixed the record date for September 4, 2026, with payments due by September 25, 2026. The news caused the stock to surge almost 10% in Friday's trading session. This massive payout reflects the company's financial standing. 📈