🗳️ Nearly a third of Delhi voters dropped from draft rolls

Delhi published its draft electoral roll, excluding 47.7 lakh out of 1.45 crore electors following the Special Intensive Revision. This meant nearly one in three voters were not listed in the draft roll across the capital. The final electoral roll is set to be released on November 4th. Those excluded can file claims via Form 6 until September 30th to seek inclusion. Officials noted Delhi recorded the highest percentage of deletions among all states. 🗳️

📋 Delhi's draft voter list out, nearly 48 lakh excluded

The draft electoral roll for Delhi has been officially published as of August 31, 2026. Out of a total of 1.45 crore voters, 47.7 lakh individuals were excluded from this draft list. This development pertains to the ongoing electoral process in the city. The exclusion of this many voters suggests necessary data reconciliation or revisions are taking place. Further updates on the final list are expected as the process moves forward.

🔥 SC rejects bail challenge in Goa club fire case

The Supreme Court dismissed pleas challenging the Bombay High Court's order regarding the Goa nightclub fire. This devastating blaze on December 6, 2025, at Birch by Romeo Lane in Arpora resulted in 25 deaths and 50 injuries. On August 18, the High Court set aside the bail of three accused, citing procedural errors. The accused, including Saurav Luthra and Gaurav Luthra, must surrender within two weeks. The top court also instructed the lower court to fast-track the ongoing trial. ⚖️

🛰️ Why hypersonic missiles are super hard to stop

Hypersonic missiles are tough to stop due to their extreme speed, low-altitude flight, and unpredictable maneuvers. These weapons are deployed by modern militaries in two forms: glide vehicles and cruise missiles. They travel faster than Mach 5 and can actively blind radar systems with a plasma sheath. Traditional defenses fail because the missiles change course mid-flight, breaking predictable tracking models. Global powers are now heavily investing in new interceptors to close this growing defense gap. 🚀

🚗 Kia Sorento Diesel DCT variant seen at dealer yard

The Kia Sorento Diesel DCT variant has been spotted at a local dealer yard. This sighting is related to the latest model updates for the popular SUV. The vehicle was observed in the area around January 2024. This suggests the model might be ready for dealerships soon. Further details on its launch will likely be announced shortly.

⚠️ Anthropic warns Claude users about login hacks

Anthropic has issued a warning to Claude users after discovering infostealer malware is hijacking active login sessions. The issue affects users in general, as the malware steals authenticated browser sessions from infected computers. This activity was noted recently, with users seeing usage limits mysteriously drain while offline. Anthropic is signing out affected users, removing payment methods, and refunding unauthorized charges. Users must change credentials and remove malware to prevent future breaches. 😟

📸 Maduro shares pics from US prison, says 'Venezuela will be reborn'

Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro posted photos from the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn on Sunday. The 63-year-old shared the pictures nearly eight months after US forces captured him in Caracas. These photos were dated June 25, one day after two major earthquakes struck Venezuela. Maduro stated that he and his wife would remain strong and that 'Venezuela will be reborn.' This comes as the US expands its role in Venezuelan oil reserves with a 25-year deal.

📸 Maduro sends pics from US prison

Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro posted photos from the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn on Sunday. The 63-year-old was captured by US forces in Caracas nearly eight months ago, though the photos are dated June 25. He shared the pictures as a message to his family, declaring that "Venezuela will be reborn." This comes as the US expands its role in Venezuelan oil reserves, securing control over over 65 billion barrels. Maduro and his wife remain in US custody awaiting a trial set for June 1, 2027. 📸

📈 Gold Stays Below $4,450 Despite Fed Hike Chatter

Gold prices remained under the $4,450 mark as market sentiment remained mixed. This trend was observed globally, with the US Dollar showing some softness. Specifically, recent Fed hike expectations and simmering tensions with Iran influenced the metal's trading. The offset pressure from the soft USD helped prevent a major upward surge in gold's value. Investors are currently watching for further clarity from central bank policies and geopolitical developments. 📈

📈 Jefferies Picks Stock Amid India's PCB Push

Jefferies has given a 'Buy' rating to one specific stock among Kaynes, Dixon, and Syrma SGS. This analysis was conducted in the context of India's significant $7 billion push towards Printed Circuit Board manufacturing. The rating was issued following recent market movements observed across these industrial players. The push is part of a broader national strategy to boost domestic electronics production capabilities. Investors are now watching closely to see which company benefits most from this government focus.

🔥 Trump shares AI video of Kharg Island attack

US President Donald Trump claimed on Sunday that Iran's Kharg Island was being blown to smithereens, using an AI-generated video. This escalated tensions between Washington and Tehran after the first known US strikes on Iran in weeks. Kharg Island previously handled about 90% of Iran's oil exports before the conflict started on February 28. The recent US action targeted Iranian Revolutionary Guard minelaying forces on Larak Island in the Strait of Hormuz. Concerns are rising over shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global energy route. 💥