✈️ Experts to aid probe into Air India turbulence incident

French agency BEA and Airbus teams are arriving in Delhi to assist the AAIB investigation. This comes after Air India flight AI2379, traveling from Phuket to Delhi, hit severe turbulence last week. The incident occurred on August 4, involving an A320 aircraft which subsequently landed safely in the national capital. The flight had 137 passengers and 8 crew members, with at least 17 people injured according to reports. Further details are pending as the pilot-in-command undergoes confirmatory testing. ✈️

🚀 Pixel 11 Pro XL's Tensor G6 GPU Benchmarks Leaked

The PowerVR CXTP-48-1536 GPU in the Pixel 11 Pro XL has appeared on Geekbench Compute, showing significant speed improvements over the Tensor G5. The device scored 7,757 in the OpenGL test with 16 GB of RAM, nearly 80% higher than the Tensor G5's 4,315 points from Pixel 10 testing. This boost is likely aided by Google optimizing its drivers before the launch date. However, the Tensor G6 still lags far behind Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Adreno 840 GPU. Pre-release benchmark scores should be viewed cautiously as final software might improve performance. 🚀

🔥 Teargas used as job protest escalates in Jharkhand

Thousands of young job seekers clashed with police in Jharkhand on Monday over alleged irregularities in government job recruitment. The unrest took place in Ranchi, the state capital, involving hundreds of demonstrators. Protesters are demanding a CBI investigation into exam scandals, citing issues like test paper leaks. This protest follows the 'Cockroach movement' that pressured the national government recently. The state government is currently trying to de-escalate the crisis through ongoing talks.

🚨 Pappu Yadav seeks higher security after Delhi scuffle

Independent MP Pappu Yadav has approached the Delhi High Court, alleging a threat to his life. This move comes after a scuffle erupted at his Delhi residence while he was at a press conference on August 2. Yadav claimed the incident was part of an assassination attempt and that two men were carrying a knife. He has now requested an urgent threat perception assessment from the government. Furthermore, he seeks an enhancement of his security cover due to these concerns. 🚨

⛽ Oil firms face huge loss from LPG sales

PSU oil marketing companies accumulated over ₹59,000 crore in under-recoveries from domestic cooking gas sales as of July 31. This was due to supply disruptions caused by the war in West Asia, which affected India's heavy reliance on the region for LPG. Since the war started on February 28, 2026, domestic LPG prices have risen cumulatively by ₹89 per cylinder. Union minister Suresh Gopi stated that the under-recovery per cylinder dropped sharply in August to ₹188 from over ₹500 in July. The government is compensating OMCs, and is also pushing for PNG adoption among consumers. ⛽

🔥 Cops tackle job aspirant march in Ranchi

Thousands of job aspirants marched towards the new Jharkhand assembly on Monday demanding the cancellation of the JSSC-CGL 2024 exam and a CBI probe. This protest took place in Ranchi after three rounds of talks stalled between the aspirants and the state government. Police responded by using water cannons, tear gas, and dummy shells to manage the situation. Tension rose in the evening when some protesters allegedly threw stones and damaged a police vehicle. Devendra Nath Mahto, a leader, was hospitalized after the agitation, and the administration is reviewing drone footage. 😟

🏫 Rural school checkup starts nationwide on Aug 15

CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke is launching a nationwide social audit of rural government schools on August 15. The initiative will be conducted by parents, citizens, and village leaders across various locations. This audit will check for essential facilities like electricity, water, and functional washrooms in these schools. The campaign aims to highlight the neglect of rural educational infrastructure, especially for farmer children. CJP plans to publish before-and-after photos and recognize Sarpanches who improve local schools. 📚

🚀 China wants robot dogs for moon base by 2035

A 2024 blueprint from Chinese researchers proposes a Moon base where construction crews walk on four legs. The International Lunar Research Station, a joint CNSA-Roscosmos project, envisions two quadruped robots assisting three astronauts on the lunar surface. This target is set for 2035, though it remains a research proposal, not a confirmed mission. These robot dogs would patrol, scout terrain, and aid in construction tasks. Progress currently involves testing prototypes in Earth's lava-tube caves while navigation challenges remain. 🤖

🌟 FIFA President praises young Moroccan star Bouaddi

FIFA President Gianni Infantino recently highlighted Moroccan midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi on Instagram. The 18-year-old achieved a historic milestone during Morocco's participation in the 2026 World Cup. He became the youngest player in a World Cup quarter-final since Pelé when playing against France. Bouaddi impressed with his maturity and composure in the midfield throughout the tournament. This recognition has also attracted interest from big European clubs like Manchester City. 🌟

🏏 Gay set for tour match vs Pakistan

Emilio Gay is scheduled to participate in a tour match against Pakistan. This game is part of the ongoing cricket tour in England. The match is set to take place on November 15th, 2023. Gay's participation is seen as a significant boost for the England cricket team's morale. This match will be a key test leading up to future international fixtures. 🏏

⚖️ Witnesses testify in K.M. Basheer hit-and-run case

Two witnesses gave important testimony during the trial concerning the death of journalist K.M. Basheer on Monday. The witnesses, friends of the accused IAS officer Sriram Venkitaraman, were examined at the Thiruvananthapuram Additional District and Sessions Court IV. Dr. Raj stated he saw blood-stained clothes moved to civil service quarters, while Mr. Vijayakumar retrieved the clothes on August 4, 2019. However, both witnesses admitted they could not clearly remember if the retrieved clothes matched those shown in court. The court proceedings are scheduled to resume on Tuesday. ⚖️