🍀 Kerala Lottery KR-765 results are out today

The Kerala State Lottery Department announced the results for Karunya KR-765 held on Saturday, August 22, 2026. The first prize, worth ₹1 crore, was won with ticket number KW 159168 in Thiruvananthapuram. The second prize of ₹25 lakh went to ticket KU 488454, and the third prize of ₹10 lakh was won with KR 566737. These draws were held at Gorky Bhavan near Bakery Junction in Thiruvananthapuram. Participants must verify their ticket numbers against the full list for any claims. 💰

💰 Kerala Lottery KR-765 results dropping today

The Kerala State Lottery Department is announcing the Karunya KR-765 results on Saturday, August 22, 2026. The draw is scheduled to happen at Gorky Bhavan in Thiruvananthapuram starting at 3 pm. The prizes include a first prize of Rs 1 crore, a second prize of Rs 25 lakh, and a third prize of Rs 10 lakh. This lottery attracts high interest due to its substantial prize pool for participants. Winners must submit their original ticket within 30 days to claim any prize.

🏅 Assam girl wins national karate gold after floods hit

Seventeen-year-old Janmoni Konwar won a gold medal at the National Karate Championship in Delhi. She hails from a flood-hit village in Jorhat district, Assam. The championship took place from August 7 to 9, while her family lost their home in Bhogdoiporia Gaon last month. The flood severely damaged her family's fishery, which was meant to fund her trip to Delhi. Janmoni remains determined to continue her dream, with support from Alakh Pandey and Pabitra Margherita. 🥋

♻️ Bengaluru community achieves zero-waste life

Seven thousand residents successfully established a zero-waste society in Bengaluru. This community initiative is located within the city limits of Bengaluru, India. The project has been ongoing, achieving zero waste status since October 2021. This model demonstrates a sustainable way to manage household waste effectively. Future plans involve expanding this successful model to other urban areas.

🔭 Asteroid secretly shadowed Earth for 60 years

Astronomers detected the asteroid 2025 PN7 on August 2, 2025, revealing it had been tracking Earth for roughly 60 years. This object is a quasi-satellite orbiting the Sun, not Earth, with an average pace close to ours. Orbital calculations relied on 27 observations spanning 4,279 days, utilizing the technique called precovery. The asteroid is estimated to be 14 to 30 metres in size and is classified as a near-Earth Apollo asteroid. Its current orbital period is about 366 days, and this temporary resonance is projected to last another six decades. 🔭

🌍 India's climate push gains global funds, but hurdles remain

Global deals are bringing climate action funds to India, amidst shifting international focus. The event took place in Mumbai, Maharashtra, and saw 4,000 attendees from over 30 countries during February. Developing nations need $2.4 trillion annually, far exceeding current commitments, while India needs nearly $467 billion by 2030. Domestic finance is key in India, but concerns remain about fund distribution and infrastructure growth. The government is creating a national finance taxonomy to attract more investments. 🌍

⚽ Man Utd lineup vs Hull predicted with two debuts

Manchester United is set to face Hull City for their opening Premier League match of the 2026/27 season. The team, managed by Michael Carrick, will feature a predicted lineup with several key changes. Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans are expected to make their debuts in the match on Thursday. Marcus Rashford is welcomed back to the squad but likely to be on the bench for this game. The side looks to build momentum for the upcoming Champions League football. ⚽

⚖️ Polygamy challenge returns to Supreme Court

The issue of polygamy has returned to the Supreme Court, nearly nine years after the instant Triple Talaq was struck down. Five activists challenged the legal basis for Muslim men having multiple wives in India. The court is now examining if polygamy should face the same fate as instant Triple Talaq. Petitioners argue that the exemption in Muslim Personal Law violates constitutional equality guarantees. The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to consider abolishing the practice for all citizens. ⚖️

💧 Assam forum demands scientific fix for flooding

A citizens’ forum in Assam has called for a comprehensive scientific solution to the recurring flood problem. The forum, headed by Hiren Gohain, highlighted that the state’s geography makes it highly vulnerable to river flooding. On August 21, 2026, they organized a 'demand day' seeking a national disaster tag for the annual deluge. They demanded financial aid, including ₹20 lakh for victims' families and ₹1 lakh for each affected family. A convention is planned to bring experts together to address climate change and river system impacts.

📉 Apple slashes 200+ jobs in Siri and Vision Pro teams

Apple has laid off over 200 employees across the Siri and Vision Pro development teams, according to a Bloomberg report. The cuts are roughly split, with about 100 roles from Vision Pro and 100 from Siri and related software groups. The company cited team realignment to enhance user experiences, while also stating new roles will be created. The Vision Pro gaming team was largely shut down, whereas Siri is being rebuilt on a new AI architecture. Apple is prioritizing smart glasses while the next Vision Pro headset is targeted for late 2028. 🧐

📢 70+ UK MPs push UN on PoK crisis

Over 70 British MPs have urgently called on the UN Secretary-General regarding the deteriorating situation in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). These parliamentarians formally expressed deep concern over the dangerous escalation in tensions in the region on August 21, 2026. They cited reports of deaths, arbitrary arrests, and severe restrictions on essential supplies and communication access. The MPs demand the UN restore communications, ensure accountability for all harm, and protect fundamental rights. They are asking the UN to use its diplomatic power for immediate de-escalation and meaningful dialogue. 🌍