🎬 Mirzapur: The Movie - Know The Deets 🎬

Mirzapur: The Movie is set to hit theaters on September 4, 2026, and functions as a prequel rather than a direct continuation. It brings back deceased characters by starting its narrative from Season 1, Episode 6 of the original series. To grasp the movie's storyline and character dynamics, viewers only need to watch the first six episodes of Season 1. This starting point allows for the return of characters like Munna Bhaiya and Bablu Pandit. The film offers a fresh look at the Mirzapur world from an earlier timeline.

😠 Woman allegedly abuses Noida society guards over delivery

A woman was reportedly seen abusing and misbehaving with security guards at a housing society. This incident occurred in Noida after a food delivery executive was stopped at the gate for verification. The viral video allegedly shows her trying to hit a guard and making caste-related remarks on August 27, 2026. Police have taken cognisance of the matter and an inquiry is currently underway. Authorities are investigating the full details of the confrontation.

📈 Augmont Enterprises IPO allotment status is out

The Augmont Enterprises IPO allotment status was finalized on August 27, 2026, after the ₹825 crore issue saw an overall subscription of 111.18 times. The IPO, which opened on August 21, 2026, received bids for 81,64,99,958 shares against the public offer of 73,43,908 shares. The issue comprised a fresh issue of 78,68,020 shares and an offer for sale of 26,01,521 shares. Allotment details can be checked via MUFG Intime India, BSE, or NSE using PAN or application number. Shares are set to credit on August 28, 2026, before listing on August 31, 2026.

🏥 IIT Delhi cites support systems amid student protests

Protests are ongoing at IIT Delhi following the death of 31-year-old MSc Physics student, Rishikesh Kumar. Over 500 students are demanding an independent inquiry and better welfare safeguards from the institute. The university detailed its existing systems, including 24/7 mental health access and reduced academic loads. A new external inquiry panel, chaired by Justice Mukta Gupta, has been reconstituted to look into the matter. The police have separately registered an FIR regarding the alleged suicide, while IIT Delhi vows to strengthen support mechanisms.

⚽ Barça squad revealed for Athletic Club clash

FC Barcelona is set to face Athletic Club tonight in their rescheduled Matchday 1 fixture at Spotify Camp Nou. The squad list confirms the inclusion of new signing Rodri, who might debut for Barça. Also named are Joao Cancelo, Karim Adeyemi, and Anthony Gordon, alongside the return of Alejandro Balde. The team aims to follow up their 5-0 win against Elche with another big victory. Hansi Flick manages the squad as they kick off their 2026/27 La Liga campaign.

🔋 Redmi Note 17 & 17 5G Drop Big Batteries and Screens

The Redmi Note 17 and Redmi Note 17 5G phones have been launched with a focus on large batteries and displays. These models are offered by Xiaomi and feature nearly identical specs, differing mainly in chipset and 5G capability. Both phones pack a massive 7,700mAh battery and a near-7-inch 120Hz 1080p AMOLED display. The 4G version weighs 224 grams, while the 5G model tips the scales at 225 grams. They support 45W charging and run Xiaomi's HyperOS 3 with 6 years of security support. 🔋

📈 USD/JPY stuck in a tight range, waiting for BoJ moves

The USD/JPY pair held steady around 159.31 on Thursday, as investors keenly watch the Bank of Japan's monetary policy outlook. Markets now estimate an 87% chance of a 25-basis-point BoJ rate hike in September, a big jump from 23% before July. Former BoJ member Seiji Adachi suggested a hike as early as next month, warning of inflation if rates stay the same. Attention is now fixed on Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino's speech for fresh signals regarding the hike timing. Technically, a breakout above 159.60 could lead to gains toward 161.20. 📈

🏏 India stuck at 5th in WTC race after draw

India and Sri Lanka shared four points each after the final Test in Colombo ended in a draw. Sonal Dinusha scored a century in each innings to secure this result for the hosts. This draw caused India's PCT to drop to 51.51, leaving them firmly in the fifth spot on the WTC table. A win would have boosted India's PCT to 63.33 and moved them up to fourth place. India will now move to white-ball cricket next, facing a Test in mid-November during the New Zealand tour.

🇹🇷 Turkey holds back on Syrian strikes for now

Turkey is maintaining restraint regarding Israeli strikes on Syria until after the October general election. The country's officials in Ankara indicated that they do not want to aid Prime Minister Netanyahu's current campaign efforts. The strikes occurred near the Abu al-Duhur military airbase, about 70km from the Turkish border. Ankara views Netanyahu's escalation as a desperate move amid intense domestic pressure in Israel. Turkish leaders are instead aligning closely with Washington, leveraging ties with Donald Trump. 🕊️

⚠️ China warns Nepal barrier lake might burst soon

A fresh flood threat is looming near the Nepal-China border due to a large barrier lake. Chinese authorities issued the warning following devastating flash floods and mudslides in the Nepal-Tibet border region. The warning indicates the lake could breach within the next 72 hours, sending a water surge downstream. This potential breach could further complicate the ongoing rescue and relief operations. Authorities are closely monitoring the lake and rivers while teams search for survivors. ⚠️

📉 Nifty, Sensex Dip; Hyundai Gears Up Big Expansion

Stock markets saw volatility as the Nifty closed 116 points lower at 24,090, and Sensex dropped 250 points near 77,200. Amid this, Hyundai plans to launch or refresh over 100 models by 2030 to compete with rivals like Toyota. The market is taking a breather post-earnings season, according to Abhishek Basumallik, noting private bank strength. Meanwhile, a shortage of swine flu medication was reported in Delhi NCR due to low past inventories. Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal also highlighted a 7 lakh crore rupee investment commitment to strengthen India-Japan ties.