🔴 Man Utd saves millions with Rashford decision

Manchester United potentially saved millions in transfer fees through a smart decision regarding Michael Carrick's planning. The club, which signed Karl Darlow and players like Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans, was looking for a new left-back. Instead of spending, they welcomed Marcus Rashford back after Barcelona decided not to sign him permanently. Rashford has since rejoined the Red Devils and is set to wear the No 14 shirt for the season. This suggests Carrick intends to keep Rashford around, who performed well last season.

🗣️ Modi tells youth to ditch life's shortcuts

Prime Minister Narendra Modi advised youngsters to avoid taking shortcuts in life during the book launch. He made these remarks in New Delhi while releasing the autobiography of former President Ram Nath Kovind. Modi specifically warned the younger generation, who live in the age of 'Reels' and social media influencers. He encouraged them to read biographies to get closer to history and admire personalities. The PM stated Kovind's book could become a cherished legacy for Indian democracy and society. 📚

🏛️ NY Mayor's bill might cost households $664

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani backed the Delivery Protection Act to stop subcontracting by delivery giants. This law aims to make companies directly employ drivers instead of using partners across New York City. Estimates suggest the legislation could raise household delivery costs by $664 annually starting in 2024. Amazon warned the mandate threatens small businesses and might force relocation outside New York. The Teamsters union insists the bill is crucial to boost worker rights against exploitation. 🚚

🌧️ MP floods: 527 people rescued amid heavy rain

At least 527 people have been rescued from flood-hit zones across Madhya Pradesh by officials. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav reviewed the ongoing crisis from the State Disaster Management Situation Room on Tuesday, August 11, 2026. The heavy rains have been continuing for the last three days across several districts. Despite a 15% less rainfall than normal due to El Niño, rescue teams are active in affected rural areas. Yadav has directed officials to ensure state-level coordination and deploy air ambulances if necessary. 🌧️

🚚 New Mahindra Scorpio Pikup teased with LED lights

Mahindra has teased its all-new Scorpio Pikup, which is set for a global debut on August 14th. The pickup was teased following the BE 6 SPORTEQ announcement by Mahindra, specifically for the date 14.08.26. The design showcases features like all-LED headlamps and a panoramic sunroof, borrowing from the Scorpio N. It is expected to feature the 2.2-litre mHawk diesel engine and Level 2 ADAS on higher variants. This truck aims to be Mahindra’s flagship global pickup, targeting both domestic and international markets. 🤩

🇮🇳 Modi praises Kovind's journey at book launch

Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded Ram Nath Kovind's life journey as inspiring for young Indians. He spoke at the autobiography launch in Delhi, India, on August 12, 2026. Kovind, born October 1, 1945, from Kanpur Dehat, served as the 14th President from 2017 to 2022. PM Modi noted that Kovind overcame early trauma while remaining grounded in high office. This book is expected to offer valuable lessons to the country's youth.

📱 Rape Convict Prajwal Revanna Caught with Android Phone

An Android mobile phone was discovered during a Central Crime Branch (CCB) raid at Parappana Agrahara Central Prison on Tuesday. The phone was found in the possession of Prajwal Revanna, a former Janata Dal (Secular) MP, who is currently incarcerated. This search, which took four to five hours, resulted in a case being filed against both Revanna and Prathap Rai under Section 42 of the Prisons Act. Revanna is serving a sentence for rape cases, having been convicted in August 2025. Authorities are now reviewing CCTV footage to determine further actions regarding the breach.

💸 Sergey Brin backs fight against CA wealth tax 💰

Google co-founder Sergey Brin has donated an additional $20 million to the anti-billionaire wealth tax campaign. This contribution was made to Building a Better California on July 24, bringing his total donations to $102 million. Proposition 40 proposes a one-time 5% tax on California billionaires' wealth. Opponents are currently outpacing supporters who have raised just over $30 million. Voters in California are scheduled to decide on this measure in November.

🕵️ Kashmir raids for 1990 double murder suspects

Security forces are conducting raids across Kashmir in pursuit of individuals accused in a double murder case from 1990. The operation targets suspects linked to the incident which took place in the region. The investigation is focused on apprehending those involved in the killing, which happened back in 1990. This long-running case has been a subject of ongoing law enforcement attention for decades. Authorities are intensifying the search as part of a renewed crackdown on old cases. 🕵️

⚖️ Supreme Court strength boosted to 38 judges

The President of India has officially given assent to the Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Amendment Act 2026. This law raises the sanctioned strength of Supreme Court judges from 34 to 38, encompassing the Chief Justice of India. The proposal was initiated after Chief Justice of India Surya Kant wrote to the Prime Minister on May 11, citing case inflow issues. The Bill was introduced by Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal on July 20 during the monsoon session of Parliament. This move aims to improve the court's daily disposal rate amidst increasing workload.

🔎 36 years later, hunt for 1990 double murder continues

The State Investigation Agency (SIA) Kashmir launched simultaneous searches across nine locations in the Valley on Wednesday. These raids target suspects connected to the 1990 abduction and murder of poet Sarwanand Koul Premi and his son Virender Koul. The case, originally filed at Police Station Dooru in Anantnag, has been reopened as part of a wider probe into militancy-era killings. These events are viewed as part of a larger conspiracy targeting the Kashmiri Pandit community. The SIA's recent findings suggest these killings were part of a calculated terror pattern.