🚗 Kissed Car Goes Viral, Ends Up at Police Station

A Swift car was covered in 3,400 lipstick kisses by a friend for a viral social media stunt. This bizarre 'kissing car' reel garnered 5.5 million views before Gwalior traffic police spotted it. The incident occurred in Gwalior, where the vehicle was traced to Thatipur. Police issued a Rs 5,500 challan to the owner, Aditya Sikarwar, for violating traffic rules. Aditya subsequently paid the fine and personally cleaned all the lipstick marks from the car. 🚗

🚀 Bitcoin hits $80k milestone again

Bitcoin crossed the $80,000 mark on Tuesday, reaching a high of $81,237.94 during Asian trading. This surge was seen in the world's largest cryptocurrency as a weaker US dollar boosted crypto demand. The asset has seen an August gain of about 28%, propelling it towards its biggest monthly rise since November 2024. This rally followed US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's moves to ease bond market pressure. Analysts suggest sustained growth could lead Bitcoin towards $95,000-$100,000. 📈

🏃‍♂️ Thug who threatened protesters slips away

A goon who had threatened CJP protesters last month managed to escape police custody. The individual was reportedly apprehended near the protest site in Delhi. The incident occurred around the date of the protest action. This escape has left his associates behind, creating a security gap. Authorities are now looking into the circumstances of his absconding. 🏃‍♂️

🚨 Delhi Police beefs up protest intelligence plan

Delhi Police is overhauling its intelligence gathering after the July 20 protest violence witnessed in the capital. The force will now profile protesters, logistics, and organizers ahead of demonstrations, especially concerning the September 5 CJP march. This new mechanism mandates tracking participant origins, local contacts, and funding sources for large gatherings. The goal is to enhance law-and-order management and ensure public safety, not to stop protests. Officials will also strengthen wireless communication for faster field coordination. 🚨

🚨 Two Terror Associates Nabbed in Pulwama Forest

Security forces arrested two suspected overground workers of terrorists in the Yarwan forest area of Pulwama district. The apprehended individuals, Latif Ahmad Deedad and Aejaz Ahmad Bajad, were caught during a Cordon and Search Operation on Tuesday, August 25, 2026. Officials recovered one pistol, 12 pistol rounds, and one hand grenade from their possession. This action is part of a larger effort to disrupt regional terror networks and maintain peace. An investigation has begun to trace the arms and identify further connections. 🚨

🚨 Assam Teen Allegedly Gang-Raped in Guwahati Homestay

A Class 8 student from Assam's Kamrup district was allegedly gang-raped by five men at a homestay in Guwahati. The incident occurred at Rangman Grand Homestay in Saukuchi, and the girl was later rescued near Shukleshwar Ghat in Panbazar on Tuesday. The five individuals, including Parameswar Nath, were allegedly involved in the sexual assault and subsequent abandonment. The investigation was initiated after an FIR was lodged on August 23rd regarding her disappearance. All five accused have been detained by Dadara Police while the investigation continues.

🇱🇰 Sri Lanka fields change for Women's T20 Asia Cup

Sri Lanka has made a squad replacement for the Women's T20 Asia Cup, bringing in Nimasha Meepage. The change involves substituting the injured Vihanga player from the main squad. The team is grouped in Group B alongside Bangladesh, Indonesia, and UAE for the tournament. They kick off their title defense against the UAE on August 29. Chamari Athapaththu will captain the squad, which holds the Asia Cup title from 2024.

🤖 Why AI is becoming a mental health buddy

There's a growing trend of people using Artificial Intelligence tools to discuss their mental well-being. This shift is happening globally as more individuals explore these digital companions for support. Various studies show an increase in AI usage for therapy-like conversations over the last quarter. People are drawn to AI because it offers immediate, non-judgmental, and accessible interaction. Experts suggest this trend highlights a rising need for easily available mental health resources. 🤖

🏛️ SC hearing plea to change probe panel for CJP protests

An application was filed in the Supreme Court asking to reconstitute the high-powered enquiry committee regarding alleged police excesses during CJP protests. This was brought before CJI Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana in Delhi. The committee was formed on August 18, 2026, to probe incidents that occurred in June, including the protest against NEET leaks. The Solicitor General strongly opposed the application, calling it mischievous and politically motivated. The Court decided to hear the reconstitution application alongside the main petitions in September. ⚖️

⛈️ Delhi-Meerut Expressway halts amid heavy rain chaos

Traffic on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway completely stopped due to heavy rainfall on Tuesday. This disruption occurred in the national capital, causing massive waterlogging across key city areas. Flightradar24 data confirmed 18 flights were cancelled at Indira Gandhi International Airport, with 166 services delayed. The IMD predicted moderate rain across Delhi with heavy showers likely in isolated pockets. This situation is unfolding while the expressway tests its new Variable Speed Limits pilot program. 🌧️

⚠️ Toxic Datura sold as food online; Karnataka takes action

Karnataka suspended the food licences of Amazon, Swiggy Instamart, and BigBasket after finding toxic Datura fruits and seeds being sold online. The Food Safety and Drug Administration Department issued an order directing the platforms to immediately remove all listings and stop distribution of the poisonous plant. This action followed inspections where officials discovered Datura products listed for sale using FSSAI registration numbers. Officials stated that selling Datura as food is unlawful due to its severe public health risk. The department is also taking action against suppliers, and further orders will follow compliance reports.