🚨 Family found dead in locked Bangladesh home

A retired teacher, his wife, daughter, and 12-year-old son were discovered dead inside their locked house in Rangpur on Saturday night. The deceased were Ganapati Chakraborty, Pritilata Chakraborty, Agami Chakraborty Prarthi, and Priyam Chakraborty. The bodies were found around 11:30 pm, with police suspecting strangulation as the cause of death. Two young men, Mughdho and Siddhartha, are detained, allegedly due to an objection over illegal drug use. The investigation is ongoing, awaiting autopsy reports to determine the exact circumstances.

🚨 Nationwide anti-drug drives kick off in September

National enforcement drives against narcotics trafficking are set to begin in September according to the action plan. These drives will be conducted across the country by agencies like the NCB. The initial fortnight will target foreigners involved in drug crimes for deportation, followed by a 15-day drive against absconding offenders. Later phases include inspecting medical shops and targeting illicit cultivation in January 2027. These campaigns aim to boost awareness and support the Nasha Mukt Bharat vision.

🚀 Big shake-up in FMCG leadership

The Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector is experiencing numerous leadership changes across various companies. These shifts are happening as major firms strategically pursue faster execution and accelerate their growth trajectories. Specific details regarding the number of changes or exact dates were not provided in the source article. This movement reflects a broader industry push to become more agile in a competitive market. The sector is expected to continue these restructuring efforts to maintain market relevance.

🚨 Campus drama: Allegations at Flame University

A case involving rape threats and false sexual harassment has come to light at Flame University. The allegations were made against a student within the university's community. Details indicate that the incidents were reported around the beginning of the current academic term. This situation has sparked serious discussions regarding campus safety protocols and student welfare. Authorities are currently investigating the matter to determine the facts and take appropriate action.

🐘 SC panel slams Assam govt over Kaziranga mining inaction

A Supreme Court panel has pulled up the Assam government regarding its inaction on mining near Kaziranga National Park. This happened after an RTI application by Rohit Choudhury, an environmental activist from Golaghat district. The panel noted the government failed to address mining in Parkup Pahar Range despite a May 30, 2025, CEC direction. The CEC had previously warned about mining continuing despite a Supreme Court order from April 12, 2019. The panel now demands fast implementation of recommendations and notification of nine animal corridors. 🐘

📚 CBSE Class 10 Revaluation Results Coming Soon

The CBSE is expected to announce the Class 10 Revaluation Result for 2026 shortly for students who applied for a review. This result will be accessible online via the official CBSE website, cbse.gov.in, and DigiLocker. The second board exam had 6,64,027 registered candidates, with 5,13,955 appearing in the improvement category. Revaluation requests were accepted from August 16 to August 19 for those who felt their marks were inaccurate. If marks change, CBSE will issue an updated marksheet, requiring original document submission.

🚀 Alibaba raises $10B for massive AI push

Alibaba has announced a major $10 billion share placement in Hong Kong. This move is set to fund the company's aggressive spending on Artificial Intelligence initiatives. The placement targets a significant capital injection for future tech development. This strategic funding aims to bolster Alibaba's position in the rapidly evolving AI market. The capital infusion will fuel their AI research and deployment plans moving forward. 🚀

🏗️ Rajnath Singh kicks off 5 big defence projects in Bengal

Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh virtually laid the foundation stone for five brownfield expansion projects on Sunday, August 23, 2026. The ceremony took place in Kolkata and included West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari. These five projects, covering three GRSE facilities and two Yantra India sites, are valued at nearly ₹3,500 crore. Mr. Singh stated these launches signal a new development renaissance for West Bengal's industry. These expansions aim to boost GRSE's warship capabilities and support local MSMEs.

🚢 India worried over hijacked ships with sailors

India has raised concerns with Somalian authorities regarding two hijacked commercial vessels carrying Indian sailors. The vessels, MT Sibu and MV Lutuf, had 16 and six Indian seafarers respectively. One was hijacked on the 20th of this month off the Yemeni coast, and the other on August 17th off Somalia’s Puntland coast. The Indian High Commission in Kenya confirmed that all Indian seafarers are reportedly safe and India prioritizes their welfare. New Delhi is actively addressing safety concerns for its mariners in volatile waters.

🚨 Currency doubling scam busted in Pune

A money-doubling scam network was busted by Chhattisgarh Police after a raid at a Khandala resort. Seven men from Maharashtra were arrested in Pune, with two women previously held in Nagpur. The syndicate had allegedly cheated over 100 people across states like Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, and UP since 2005. They convinced victims that damaged currency could be converted and doubled using chemicals. Efforts are now underway by police to track down any remaining members of the gang. 💸

🌟 Kim Soo Hyun returns to public eye in Indonesia

Actor Kim Soo Hyun made his first public appearance in over a year, but it happened in Indonesia. He appeared as a special guest on Mahakarya RCTI 37 on August 23. The event saw him meet fans, give interviews, and perform for the enthusiastic crowd. This appearance marks a shift as he has been quiet due to past controversies. He is now resuming ad work and has an overseas fan meeting scheduled for October 2.