🚨 Meta's child safety trial drops bombshells

A former Meta director testified that the company used a ""don't ask, don't tell"" approach for children under 13 on its platforms. This testimony occurred during a federal court trial in Oakland, California, against four states. The lawsuit, which started Tuesday, alleges Meta knowingly designed addictive features and collected data from under-13s without consent. The states claim Meta prioritized profit over the mental well-being of young users. The case, expected to last six weeks, could see Meta face billions in damages and mandatory platform changes. 📱

💥 North Korea fires off 10 ballistic missiles

North Korea has launched ten ballistic missiles in a recent escalation. These missile tests were carried out by the North Korean regime. The launch occurred as the US and South Korea conducted military drills in the vicinity. This action comes amid ongoing geopolitical tensions on the Korean Peninsula. Further monitoring of the situation is expected from international observers. 💥

🎮 CoD: MW4 beta needs specific graphics card to run

The beta for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 has released its minimum system requirements. Players need at least a GTX 970 or RX 470 to access the beta. These specs were announced recently by VideoCardz.com for the early access period. This requirement ensures a baseline level of performance for the testing phase. Developers will likely use this feedback to optimize the game further.

⚖️ SC questions English's status in CBSE 3-language policy

The Supreme Court questioned the classification of English as a non-indigenous language under the CBSE's 3-language policy. This inquiry was made by a bench including CJI Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana. The challenges relate to the policy's implementation starting from the 2026-27 academic year, which mandates two Indian languages. Petitioners argued that students were being forced to drop languages they had previously studied. The Court suggested modifications to the implementation rather than outright abandonment of the policy. 📚

🤔 Dating advice for single people

A new article addresses the concerns of single individuals feeling confused about modern dating. It focuses on providing relatable advice for those navigating the current dating scene. The piece offers strategies for those who feel 'brainwashed' by dating culture. The advice aims to help readers find genuine connections rather than superficial ones. Readers can check out the full guide on dateasanghi.com for more tips.

⚽ Mourinho tells Real Madrid defender to seek new club

Raul Asencio's future at Real Madrid is uncertain as agent Jorge Mendes searches for a new club for the 23-year-old center-back. Despite Real Madrid being open to his exit, no concrete offer has arrived for him as of now. His current thigh injury has significantly slowed down any immediate transfer movement between the clubs. Coach Jose Mourinho has directly advised Asencio to look for a new team because of the situation. This potential departure could also help Real Madrid make space for another left-footed center-back. 😟

🔪 Lucknow banker's WhatsApp confession, 3 dead

A banker allegedly shot his wife dead in Lucknow after accusations of cheating. He then posted a WhatsApp confession detailing plans to kill his sister and himself. The incident happened on Thursday, August 20, outside Divya Mishra's ICICI Bank workplace. Manas Bajpai shot Divya Mishra, a 37-year-old relationship manager, before allegedly killing his sister Sheeba Bajpai. Police are currently investigating the full details of this tragic murder-suicide sequence. 💔

🧑‍⚖️ SC forms panel to probe NEET protest violence

The Supreme Court established a High-Powered Enquiry Committee to investigate allegations surrounding the nationwide NEET-UG protests. This panel includes Justice R. Subhash Reddy, Justice Ravi Shankar Jha, Justice Shalinder Kaur, Rishi Kumar Shukla, and Dr. L.R. Bishnoi. The order, dated August 19, directs the committee to continuously assess issues like police excesses and targeted violence. The court specifically prioritized examining harassment and the use of excessive force, including pellet guns. The committee must also consider medical support for victims while balancing public order with the right to dissent. 🧑‍⚖️

👑 Harry and Meghan's UK return sparks security talk

Prince Harry and Meghan have announced their return to the UK to live outside London in a private residence. They plan to enroll their children, Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, in school starting in September. Their UK security was downgraded after they ceased being working royals in 2020 and moved to the US. The Royal and VIP Executive Committee (Ravec) must now re-evaluate their security needs based on these new, permanent circumstances. Depending on Ravec's decision, they might get more taxpayer-funded protection, but not necessarily the old level. 🧐

👑 Gen Syed Aamer Raza: Pakistan's Power Player

Gen Syed Aamer Raza is emerging as a significant figure in Pakistan's political landscape. He is noted as potentially the second most powerful individual after Asim Munir. Specific details regarding his influence haven't been quantified with precise numbers or dates in the current reports. His growing stature is being observed amidst ongoing shifts in the country's defense and political structures. Further developments regarding his role are expected to unfold in the coming weeks.

🚨 Canadian police warn Khalistan supporters of threats

Canadian police issued warning letters to two Sikh individuals regarding credible, serious, and imminent threats to their lives. Inderjeet Singh Gosal in Ontario and Manjinder Singh in British Columbia received these warnings from the authorities. These individuals were reportedly targeted due to their involvement in Khalistan separatist activities, like Gosal coordinating non-binding referendums. The police advised them to take legal precautions if they did not want security assistance. This follows the 2023 shooting death of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in British Columbia. ⚠️