⚖️ High Court questions FDA's quick drug license cancellation

The Bombay High Court pulled up the Maharashtra FDA over its 'high-handed' cancellation of Cipla's drug sale licenses. The court questioned the hasty conduct of the FDA in issuing the order against Cipla Pharma & Life Sciences Limited. This action was brought up in the case of Cipla Pharma and Life Sciences v. State of Maharashtra & Ors. The decision was challenged by Cipla against the actions taken by the state body. Consequently, the Maharashtra FDA agreed to withdraw its previous order after judicial scrutiny. ⚖️

⚖️ Bombay High Court slams FDA over Cipla licence cancellation

The Bombay High Court pulled up the Maharashtra FDA for high-handedly cancelling Cipla's wholesale drug sale licences. This action was taken after the FDA cancelled operations at Cipla's primary distribution hub in Wadki, Pune. The licences covered serving around 180 customers and distributing over 4,30,000 units monthly across Maharashtra. The court criticized the hasty conduct, noting the hearing notice was issued on a state holiday, which violated procedural fairness. The State government then agreed to withdraw the cancellation order and issue a fresh notice before September 4. ⚖️

🤔 Is there a reason Indians face bias abroad?

This article explores the reasons behind the perception that Indians are not well-liked in international settings. It examines various social and cultural factors that contribute to this view across different countries. Specific instances and research data related to this topic are referenced within the text. The discussion delves into stereotypes and societal biases affecting the Indian diaspora globally. Future analysis will likely focus on promoting better cross-cultural understanding and acceptance.

🚨 East Jerusalem vocational college under attack

Israeli troops withdrew from the UNRWA Training Centre in occupied East Jerusalem on Friday, but an Israeli drone remained monitoring the site. This last vocational college is currently off-limits to Palestinians, with troops expected to storm it again anytime. The facility, established in 1952, trains about 340 Palestinian refugees annually for various skills. UNRWA claims the centre is protected under international law, despite Israeli claims over the land. This attack is seen by Palestinians as an attempt to erase their plight and right of return. 😢

💊 Young man dies in overdose after Chitta drug incident

A 25-year-old man, Bachittar Singh, allegedly died from a suspected 'Chitta' drug overdose in Gurdaspur, Punjab. The incident occurred on August 28th, Raksha Bandhan, in Buddha Bala village. Reports suggest he consumed excessive amounts between 8 am and 9 am, leading to his death. Local leaders protested the unchecked sale of this synthetic drug, claiming drug trafficking is rampant in the area. Authorities are investigating, with a post-mortem expected to clarify the cause of death. 😥

🎉 CSIR NET June 2026 Results Are Out Now

The National Testing Agency declared the scores for the Joint CSIR-UGC NET June 2026 examination today, August 29. This test was conducted in CBT mode on July 17 and 18, 2026, across 224 cities in India. Out of 1,87,739 registered candidates, 1,50,057 actually appeared for the five subjects. Candidates can now log into the official CSIR UGC NET website to view and download their scorecards. Authorities will verify the eligibility criteria and documents of all eligible candidates as per the prescribed process.

🇮🇳 Tharoor praises India's Nepal flood rescue efforts

Shashi Tharoor wrote to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar appreciating India's response to the devastating Nepal floods. The Congress leader commended the swift and substantial efforts, including PM Modi's outreach and relief material dispatch to Kathmandu. As of August 29, 2026, 669 people have died and over 2,000 are missing in Nepal. Tharoor urged for immediate deployment of NDRF and Army task forces to speed up the rescue. He also suggested using IAF helicopters and thermal imaging to locate survivors.

🚨 Man Busted For Stealing Women's Underwear in Bengaluru PG

A man has been arrested for the bizarre crime of stealing women's underwear and sanitary pads. The incident occurred at a PG accommodation in Bengaluru. The theft was reported on December 15, 2023. Authorities are investigating how the perpetrator managed to take these specific items from the residents. Further legal action against the arrested individual is expected soon. 🚨

📚 Admit cards out for AIAPGET 2026 re-exam

Admit cards have been released by the NTA for 49 candidates who missed the AIAPGET 2026 exam. This issue occurred because of a power failure at the Shri Satya Sai PG College in Jaipur. Out of 36,979 registered candidates, 49 were affected across 200 centers. The NTA also issued a show-cause notice to Eduquity Career Technologies Pvt Ltd regarding the lapse. The re-examination for these candidates is set for September 1, 2026, starting at 10 am in Jaipur.

😬 Samay Raina's comedy sparks political backlash

Comedian Samay Raina faced renewed backlash after banter with Comic Sharon Verma on 'India's Got Latent'. During the show, they exchanged jokes about their Kashmiri and Bihari backgrounds. BJP MLA Ram Kadam and Bihar Minister Mithilesh Tiwari criticized the comedy, calling the remarks derogatory. Kashmiri Pandit activists also voiced strong offense over the trivialization of their community's history. The Supreme Court had previously reprimanded him over similar jokes in 2024.

🤝 Counselling helps divorced couple reunite in Sri Sathya Sai

Family counselling centres are vital for resolving marital issues and restoring peace, according to Ankita Surana. She visited the Family Counselling Centre in Dharmavaram and met with complainants regarding their family disputes. A couple, Tulasi and Saikumar, who divorced in 2026 due to a family fight, revisited the centre for their children's sake. Police officers and counsellors emphasized mutual understanding and the children's welfare, leading to the couple's agreement to reunite. Surana urged people to seek counselling early to maintain family harmony.