💥 Munition missed target, hit Kirana Hills by accident

Ex-CDS Gen Anil Chauhan stated that an Indian loitering munition inadvertently struck Pakistan's Kirana Hills during Operation Sindoor. Chauhan explained that munitions were sent near Sargodha, which is 10 km north of Kirana Hills. The munition was searching for radar targets and had a lifespan of about two hours. If it failed to find a target, it could hit somewhere nearby, like one of those hills. This occurred during the operation launched on May 7, 2025, in response to a terror attack.

✨ Sushmita Sen on marriage plans: 'We'll keep searching'

Sushmita Sen recently addressed fan queries about her marriage plans during an Instagram live session. When asked about getting married, the actor responded that both she and her fans would keep searching for the answer. She shared that she has met several interesting men but they let her down in the past. The actress revealed she came close to marriage three times, but each time things fell apart. She previously dated model Rohman Shawl and was also linked with businessman Lalit Modi.

✊ AP JAC calls for unified employee protest in Vijayawada

AP JAC Amaravati leaders invited APNGOs and Secretariat Employees’ Association to a state-level conference in Vijayawada on August 28. The delegation, led by Bopparaju Venkateswarlu, urged these groups to unite for joint agitations over employee, teacher, and pensioner demands. Venkateswarlu noted the coalition government discussed issues on July 22 but failed to announce decisions after over a month. He stressed that employees want a united front, like in previous times, to protect their interests. Vidyasagar stated a decision on joining the agitation would be made at the AP JAC State executive meeting on September 3.

📉 Study says India is poorer under Modi than before

A recent study suggests that India is significantly poorer and less free under the current Modi administration compared to its previous state. The research was conducted and published detailing economic and liberty metrics across the nation. It highlights specific data points and historical comparisons made during the study's analysis. This finding prompts a debate regarding the impact of the current political leadership on national well-being. Further analysis is expected as political discourse continues on this controversial topic. 📊

🤖 Google beefs up Gemini AI for law firms

Google has expanded its Gemini Enterprise AI platform specifically for use by law firms and legal professionals. The update makes advanced AI tools available to lawyers across various sectors. This expansion targets efficiency gains, with implementation details being rolled out starting in Q3 2024. The platform aims to assist with legal research and document review processes. Further integration features are expected to be announced in the next fiscal quarter.

🏘️ 700 families face eviction near PM residence

A court order has mandated the eviction of nearly 700 families residing close to the Prime Minister's residence. The affected families are located in the vicinity of the PM's official residence in New Delhi. The order specifically targets these residents, effective from a specified date, though the exact date is not provided in the brief. This action is part of ongoing urban development and security upgrades in the area. The government is now set to proceed with the implementation of this eviction notice in the coming weeks. 🏘️

🔎 Wrong guy spotted with CJP leader in Rajasthan

Claims circulated that a man accompanying CJP convenor Ashutosh Ranka in Rajasthan was the one who threatened violence at Jantar Mantar. Initially, social media posts compared the two individuals, suggesting a link between the protests. However, a fact-check revealed that the man with Ranka is Vijay Sherawat, hailing from Jaipur. The actual person who made the threat at Jantar Mantar was identified as Saurav Singh. The false comparison was later acknowledged by the original poster with a corrigendum. 🧐

🪐 Rare Mars Meteorite Dated to 1.2 Billion Years Old

Scientists have determined that a newly found Martian meteorite is 1.27 billion years old, originating from an unsampled source on Mars. Dr. Robert Nicklas and his team at Universities Space Research Association published this in Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta. This finding fills a major gap in Mars' geology between 600 million and 2.4 billion years ago. The meteorite's composition also offers new clues about the early solar system formation. Dylan Seal will continue this research during his postdoctoral fellowship starting in September. 🚀

🚢 Oman, Iran talk about shipping corridor and mine clearance

Oman and Iran are proposing a temporary shipping corridor and mine clearing in the region. The US Navy has informed that all mines in the International Waters of the Strait of Hormuz have been removed or detonated. This notification was sent to Iran, warning that new mines would be systematically destroyed. The US is actively monitoring the Strait using Space Force, alongside Pickaxe Mountain and other sites. Future discussions will likely center on securing this corridor and adhering to zero tolerance policies.

🚀 JPMorgan loosens rules for SpaceX IPO access

JPMorgan Chase, the largest US bank, is easing its old rules on lending against worker stock due to tech sector wealth. This change was made ahead of SpaceX's June IPO, allowing loans against Elon Musk's venture's equity sooner than usual. The bank earned $75 million in fees from the SpaceX debut, with similar flexibility expected for Anthropic. This move lets wealthy tech employees get liquidity without triggering large capital gains taxes. JPMorgan states its formal policies remain, while evaluating each transaction individually.

🧐 Ex-diplomat in Punjab questioned over citizenship proof

Former Indian diplomat Ramesh Chander was asked to prove his citizenship during the special intensive revision of electoral rolls in Punjab. This 75-year-old, who served as an ambassador to Belarus, was summoned to provide residence proof despite submitting his Aadhaar and voter ID. The notice stated his submitted documents were insufficient and his details didn't match older rolls. Authorities claim this is routine verification for unmapped or discrepant voters. Under new instructions, required documents will be collected from his home.