⚖️ Judge Mukta Gupta heads probe into IIT Delhi student death

IIT Delhi has reconstituted its external probe panel following the death of a 31-year-old MSc Physics student. Retired Delhi High Court judge Mukta Gupta was appointed as the new chairperson for this investigation. The student died by suicide on August 22 after jumping from a building on campus. This happened after the initial panel head recused himself amidst ongoing student protests. The new panel will review protocols and make recommendations regarding the incident.

👮 Police enforce order in Anantapur for a month

Section 30 of the Police Act has been enforced across three sub-divisions of Anantapur district to maintain peace and public order. This measure applies to Kalyandurg, Anantapur Rural, and Tadipatri sub-divisions. The restrictions are active from August 27, 2026, until September 26, 2026. Political parties and groups are barred from holding rallies or public meetings without prior police clearance. Strict legal action will be taken against any violation of these preventive measures. 👮

🚨 TMC leader clashes with Kolkata Police over office banner

An altercation occurred between Trinamool Congress leader Abhishek Banerjee and Kolkata Police on Thursday at a party office. The clash happened at Camac Street when officials attempted to remove a banner from the TMC office. TMC alleged the police entered with an "illegal notice," and they claim Banerjee and MP Derek O’Brien were assaulted. The party stated they will approach the court against the alleged brutality and illegal action. Banerjee also commented that the state is witnessing an alarming descent into a police state. 😠

⚡ Andhra Pradesh to build two massive thermal power plants

Andhra Pradesh's Energy Department plans to add 1,600 MW of new thermal power capacity to meet growing electricity demand. This involves establishing two 800 MW units, with the bidding process set to start soon after APERC gave approval earlier this month. The total project cost is estimated to be up to ₹25,000 crore for this addition. This move also helps replace older coal-based units scheduled for closure by 2030. The overall goal is a phased addition of about 5,588 MW by FY 2035-36.

⚠️ Sagar Gangothi College lacks NCTE recognition

Kuvempu University has flagged that Sagar Gangothri College of Education does not hold NCTE recognition since the 2023-24 academic year. This college is located in Ullur, Sagar taluk, and the university confirmed the lack of affiliation for 2023-24 due to late application. Furthermore, the college missed affiliation in 2024-25 because of missing NCTE recognition. Students are currently allowed to attend via an interim order from the Karnataka High Court. Ultimately, the validity of the B.Ed. degree and college admission rests on the court's final order.

💀 'Butcher of Bosnia' Ratko Mladic Dies

Ratko Mladic, called the 'Butcher of Bosnia,' has passed away, as reported by Serbian state broadcaster RTS on Thursday, August 27, 2026. He was serving a life sentence in The Hague for genocide and war crimes following the Srebrenica massacre. The 1992-1995 conflict caused about 100,000 deaths and 2.2 million people displaced. Mladic was convicted in 2017 for ethnic cleansing to build a 'Greater Serbia.' His family sought release due to poor health, but the Hague tribunal rejected the appeal.

⚽ Tottenham signs Egyptian striker Omar Marmoush

Tottenham Hotspur has officially completed the signing of Egyptian international Omar Marmoush from Manchester City. The move was confirmed on Thursday, as the striker joins the club on a season-long loan with an option for a permanent transfer next summer. Marmoush brings significant experience, having scored 37 goals and 20 assists in 67 matches for Eintracht Frankfurt. Manager Roberto De Zerbi sees him as a key addition to boost the team's attacking power. The player, who has 55 caps for Egypt, is excited to start his new journey in North London. ⚽

⌚ Wearable tech market set to hit huge valuation by 2036

The global Wearable Technology Market is projected to reach USD 374.5 billion by 2036, up from USD 104.2 billion in 2025. This massive growth is fueled by rising health awareness and better sensor tech integrations globally. The market is expanding at a CAGR of 12.0% between 2026 and 2036. Wearables are becoming key for remote patient monitoring and hands-free enterprise operations. Companies are now aggressively integrating these devices with formal healthcare systems. 📈

🧐 UEFA eyeing legal action against FIFA's Infantino

UEFA is reportedly preparing a criminal complaint against FIFA's current President, Gianni Infantino. This action relates to the handling and sale of the World Cup rights. The complaints concern the massive commercial deals made for the upcoming tournament. The allegations suggest potential irregularities in the sell-off process. The outcome of this investigation could significantly impact FIFA's leadership structure. 🧐

🏔️ Nepal floods hit Rasuwa district, death toll rises

A catastrophic flash flood swept through Nepal's Rasuwa district on Wednesday, destroying infrastructure along the Bhotekoshi river. The death toll has climbed to at least 353, affecting areas including Nuwakot and Dhading. Scientists suspect a glacier-related avalanche caused the sudden surge of water in the Lhende Khola tributary. The region is known to be vulnerable, following a similar surge on July 8 last year. Experts warn that further flooding or hazards are possible in the affected zones. 🏔️

🔬 New Treatment for Psoriasis After Other Meds Fail

A case report detailed the successful treatment of palmoplantar psoriasis using Bimekizumab. This treatment was administered to a patient who had experienced a secondary loss of response to Brodalumab. The case involved clinical observations over a specific period, though exact dates were not provided in the abstract. This highlights a new therapeutic option for challenging dermatological conditions. Further research is expected to explore the broader applicability of this successful combination.