✈️ No more stamp on your boarding pass from September 1

Boarding pass stamping at immigration counters will officially end at all Indian international airports starting September 1. The Bureau of Immigration (BOI) has made this decision for international passengers flying out of India. This change applies from September 1, 2026, and covers all international airport counters nationwide. Flyers can now use e-boarding passes on their smartphones or keep their physical passes unstamped. This move aims to reduce passenger inconvenience and issues with stamping quality.

🛫 India drops physical boarding pass stamping at immigration

India is officially ending the practice of stamping physical boarding passes at immigration counters starting September 1. This change applies across all international airports in India, as decided by the Bureau of Immigration (BOI). Passengers can now use e-boarding passes on their smartphones for immigration clearance, alongside physical copies. This decision was made because the physical stamping caused passenger inconvenience and readability issues. International travelers can choose either digital or printed passes, but the stamping requirement is gone. ✈️

⚠️ Iran warns nations against Trump's 'economic war'

Iran has issued a stern warning to various countries regarding the potential economic warfare initiated by Donald Trump. This warning was directed at international partners and trading nations. The Iranian government highlighted specific concerns over the upcoming policies, referencing potential escalations before the new administration's full term. The nation believes these actions could significantly disrupt global trade patterns and regional stability. Consequently, Iran urges countries to reconsider their involvement in what it deems an antagonistic economic conflict.

🏛️ BJP's new UP faces and Yogi Adityanath's 2027 outlook

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is introducing new faces in Uttar Pradesh to shape its political landscape. These changes are impacting the political trajectory of Yogi Adityanath as the state heads toward 2027. The recent reshuffle involves several key appointments across various organizational levels. This strategic move by the party aims to consolidate power and maintain strong regional support in UP. Analysts suggest these shifts will define the political battleground leading up to the next general elections. 📊

⚡ 5.9 quake hits eastern Japan, 23 injured

A magnitude 5.9 earthquake shook eastern Japan early Sunday, causing injuries and disruptions across the region. The quake struck southern Ibaraki prefecture, with the US Geological Survey recording a preliminary magnitude of 5.8. Twenty-three people were injured across four prefectures, including Saitama, Kanagawa, Chiba, and Ibaraki. The tremor led to train delays and power outages affecting about 460 homes in Tokyo. A government task force has been set up to assess the damage from the event. ⚡

🏫 Rajasthan school rule hits a roadblock

A new order in Rajasthan restricting visits from 'outsiders' to schools faces implementation issues. This rule targets 611 schools across the state. The directive was issued recently, aiming to manage campus access. The core problem is that these specific schools currently lack adequate infrastructure or buildings. Authorities are now figuring out how to proceed with the policy rollout. 🏫

😒 Kangana Ranaut jabs at Taapsee Pannu's living situation

Kangana Ranaut recently made public comments regarding Taapsee Pannu's background and living arrangements. She specifically mocked Pannu's apartment, suggesting it was rented. Ranaut contrasted this by stating her own parents hail from a Zamindar family. This comment sparked significant online debate about class differences in Bollywood. The situation is expected to continue generating buzz across social media platforms.

🧐 Professor Cheats Exam Using Endoscopic Camera

A major exam paper leak has surfaced in Chhattisgarh, involving a professor who used sophisticated methods to bypass the system. This individual operated from a location within the state while orchestrating the cheating incident. The leak involved high-stakes exams, although specific numbers and dates were not detailed in the initial report. This incident highlights significant vulnerabilities in the current examination security protocols. Authorities are expected to launch a thorough investigation into this high-profile academic breach. 🧐

🔬 Prof used camera and needle to leak exam paper

Six individuals were arrested after a high-tech exam paper leak in Durg, Chhattisgarh. The primary suspect, Yogesh Sonkesariya, an assistant professor, used an endoscopic camera and needle to record a sealed Entomology paper. This incident involved the BSc Agriculture second-year programme and occurred around August 23, 2026. The university canceled the Entomology exam for about 1,200 students across 28 affiliated colleges. Investigators are now probing for similar breaches and implementing encrypted digital delivery. 🧐

🏏 Australia cruises ahead by 146 runs in Test

Australia established a commanding 146-run lead after Bangladesh was bowled out for 210 on the second morning in Mackay. Shoriful Islam delivered the best performance with figures of 7 for 48 for the Bangladeshi bowlers. Cameron Green topped the batting with 67 runs, while Nathan Lyon also contributed an unbeaten 32. Bangladesh subsequently got bowled out for 64, marking their fourth-lowest Test total. The pressure is now heavily on Bangladesh as they prepare to bat next. 🏏

⚽ Real Madrid takes down Espanyol 2-1

Real Madrid secured a 2-1 victory against Espanyol thanks to a strong team performance. The match took place where Real Madrid faced Espanyol, with key moments happening during the game. Carlos Espí scored the winning goal, which came on the date of the match, featuring Arda Güler's great play. Güler was highlighted as the standout player for his seven key passes and an assist. The team looks to maintain this winning streak in upcoming fixtures. ⚽