👰 Lee Min Jung and Kim Ji Seok's Divorce Drama Drops Soon

The KBS drama "OK, Let’s Get Divorced" explores the painful divorce journey of a married couple who runs a wedding dress shop. Lee Min Jung and Kim Ji Seok star as Baek Mi Young and Ji Won Ho, setting the stage for their relationship's decline. The series premieres on August 19 at 11 p.m. KST, focusing on the reasons behind their bitter split. The conflict escalates beyond work, involving family and a tense legal battle between their lawyers. Viewers are set to witness their chemistry and the unexpected reasons for their separation. 💔

📉 India drops to least-favoured Asian stock market

Indian equities have become the least-favoured Asian stock market according to a Bank of America Corp. survey. This finding comes from 98 fund managers who managed $272 billion in assets between August 7 and August 13. Fund managers are worried about the lack of clear exposure to artificial intelligence and weak economic growth. The market is also facing concerns over a lack of reforms and high valuations. Despite recent earnings growth, investor caution is evident as the Nifty 50 declines. 😟

💖 Sunita Ahuja visits court, then drops the bombshell news

Sunita Ahuja was seen at Mumbai's Bandra Family Court with her son Yashvardhan on Wednesday. She had reportedly filed for divorce from Govinda on December 5, 2024, citing adultery and cruelty. However, Govinda’s manager confirmed that Sunita Ahuja has since withdrawn her divorce petition. This follows Sunita's public claims about Govinda, including calling him a 'sugar daddy.' The couple are reported to be doing fine after the court appearance. 💖

🏏 Imran Khan's 1987 Headingley dominance

Pakistan secured their first and only innings victory in England during a series win in 1987. The match took place at Headingley, where Imran Khan led the attack. England was reduced to 31 for 5 early on, while Pakistan posted a total of 353. The quality of Imran and Wasim Akram's spells overwhelmed the English batting lineup. Despite a strong response from England later, Pakistan maintained a decisive lead. 🏏

🛵 College student hustles as Rapido driver for 3 months

A second-year BBA student from Bengaluru shared his experience working as a Rapido driver for three months. He worked from 8 AM to 4:30 PM, averaging around Rs 1,200 on good days, without accounting for fuel. In May, he completed 96 orders earning Rs 5,650, while June saw him earn Rs 16,660. The student gained insight into the challenges of gig work, including waiting times and platform pressure. He plans to use these lessons as he continues his studies. 🛵

🧐 Jain's arrest sparks political firestorm in Delhi

AAP leader Satyendar Jain was arrested over sewage plant tendering irregularities, triggering major political drama in Delhi. Jain, who is AAP's co-in-charge for Punjab, alleged the ACB arrest was linked to the early 2027 Punjab Assembly polls. The case involves alleged irregularities in the Delhi Jal Board's sewage treatment plant projects, registered in May 2024. Kejriwal accused Amit Shah of pressuring the ACB, while BJP insists the action follows a full investigation. The matter continues with accusations flying from both AAP and BJP. 🧐

💻 HP Googlebook leak hints at 'Continue On' feature

A leaked image of the upcoming HP Googlebook confirms the presence of the 'Continue On' software feature. This functionality is Google's version of Apple's Handoff between different devices. The leak, shared by Evan Blass on X, shows Gmail in a two-pane layout with an additional Chrome icon. This suggests support for seamless web browsing across devices, potentially debuting next month. However, the warped screenshot casts some doubt on the feature's actual inclusion in the Googlebooks.

🧐 FOMC minutes to show rate hike clues

The FOMC meeting minutes are gaining major importance after Fed chair Warsh shifted his stance on forward guidance. The minutes will detail discussions from the meeting, which involved Logan, Hammack, and Kashkari dissenting for a 25 bps hike in Washington D.C. The majority view supported holding rates until the September meeting, reflecting a wait-and-see approach. Markets are still cautious, with September hike odds at about 31%, prompting close scrutiny of key phrasing. Analysts expect the minutes to reinforce the divided committee, despite recent softer economic data.

🏏 Jaiswal banter leads to Dickwella's wicket

Niroshan Dickwella was dismissed for 12 off 17 after a playful exchange with Yashasvi Jaiswal during Sri Lanka's chase. The incident occurred at Galle during the first Test between Sri Lanka and India. This happened on the final day, with Sri Lanka needing to bat out more than two sessions to draw. The banter started when Jaiswal nudged Dickwella to play a hook shot, prompting the dismissal. Sri Lanka ultimately failed to salvage a draw, getting bowled out 165 runs short shortly after lunch. 🏏

🏏 Dickwella's banter ends in wicket after Jaiswal's goading

Niroshan Dickwella was dismissed for 12 off 17 during Sri Lanka's chase of 372 in Galle. The wicket fell moments after Yashasvi Jaiswal tried to egg him into hitting a hook shot. The incident occurred on the final day of the Test match against India. The friendly banter, where Dickwella joked about going to the IPL, preceded the dismissal. Sri Lanka ultimately failed to salvage a draw, being 165 runs short after lunch. 🏏

🚫 TN cancels order to stop student protests

The Tamil Nadu Collegiate Education Department has withdrawn an order aimed at preventing student participation in protests. This action involved coordination between the School Education, Higher Education, Police, and district administration departments. The original communication requested action against protests by Left-wing parties and the Tamil Nadu CJP on Monday. This was issued under the authority of Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay. The withdrawal was officially confirmed by Joint Director Cynthia Selvi P on Tuesday.