⚽ Nwaneri heads to Dortmund on loan

Arsenal has allowed Ethan Nwaneri to complete a season-long loan move to Borussia Dortmund. The young winger is heading to Germany, with the deal reportedly including no option to buy at the end of the campaign. This move is partly due to needing regular minutes, as he was a fringe player at the Emirates. Nwaneri previously spent the latter half of last season with Marseille. He will be making this second loan spell, after failing to start any league games last term. ⚽

🎓 ABVP's Ankit Bidhan wins Panjab University President

Ankit Bidhan of ABVP has been elected as the President of Panjab University. The election took place at Panjab University, where he secured the top position. The results were declared following the polls held on an unspecified date. Bidhan stated that his victory reflects a genuine expression of the students' faith in his leadership. He plans to work closely with student bodies moving forward. 🎓

💧 Tamil Nadu CM releases Mettur water amidst Cauvery row 💧

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay released water from the Stanley Reservoir in Mettur on Tuesday. He conducted the release in Salem district, with thousands lining the roads as he traveled. This year's release is expected to benefit over four lakh hectares for Samba cultivation. The move comes amidst a dispute with Karnataka over the Cauvery share, as per the Tribunal. The government plans to sustain the release for at least 45 days.

⚽ Alvarez shuts down Arsenal move, keeps Barça dream alive

Julian Alvarez has rejected the potential move to Arsenal, which dampens his transfer hopes from Atletico Madrid. According to El Chiringuito TV, Arsenal's management confirmed there is no chance of the Argentina international joining the Emirates this summer. This development eliminates the Premier League exit option as Atletico remains unwilling to negotiate with Barcelona. Alvarez still strongly desires a move to Barcelona, which remains his preferred destination. Future opportunities might arise in January or next summer if interest remains mutual. ⚽

🌊 Nepal and China floods claim over 1000 lives

The death toll from catastrophic flooding in Nepal and China has surpassed 1,000 as rescue operations continue across affected zones. In Nepal, the NDRRMA revised deaths to 1,003, with over 3,916 people still missing as of Tuesday. Chinese authorities previously reported 16 deaths and 546 missing as of Sunday. This disaster began on August 26 following a glacial collapse in the Himalayas, triggering severe floods. Efforts are ongoing to rescue trapped workers and rehabilitate communities facing immense loss.

🚗 Maruti's August sales surge, PV up 35% YoY

Maruti Suzuki sold a total of 2,19,220 units in August 2026 across all segments. Domestic passenger vehicle sales hit 1,76,971 units in India. This marked a 34.81% year-over-year jump compared to August 2025. Despite this, monthly PV sales dipped by 9.80% from July 2026 figures. The company also crossed one million cumulative sales in the first five months of FY2026-27.

🤝 Xi Jinping pushes SCO for global initiatives

Chinese President Xi Jinping urged the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) to actively implement major global initiatives. He delivered these remarks at the 26th Meeting of the Council of Heads of State held in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan. China confirmed its readiness to help build the SCO as a key platform for the Global Security Initiative. Furthermore, Beijing is keen to collaborate on the Global Civilization Initiative and supports Global Governance. These discussions highlight China's focus on strengthening international cooperation through SCO platforms. 🤝

🍎 Apple claims ex-employee misused trade secrets at OpenAI

Apple presented 'shocking evidence' in its legal battle against OpenAI, alleging a former employee misused company trade secrets. The case involves Chang Liu, who worked at OpenAI, after leaving Apple in January 2026. Specifically, Liu allegedly downloaded a confidential circuit schematic on March 7, 2026, and used it at OpenAI in March 2026. Apple further claims Liu used this schematic to run simulations with an AI agent, contradicting claims of accidental downloads. The company is still investigating more devices, including a Mac Mini, to determine the full extent of the misuse. 🧐

🌧️ Monsoon deficit raises concerns for India's harvest

India is currently facing a 13% deficit in all-India seasonal rainfall as of August 26th. This deficit is particularly severe in East and South India, despite some areas experiencing floods. The government is promoting crop diversification and water conservation measures for the Kharif season. While the overall sown area is slightly lower, low August rainfall could impact yields even in irrigated zones. Experts suggest the foodgrain loss should not exceed 5% overall. 🌾

🥛 Zomato bans analogue paneer: here's the tea 🧐

Zomato has implemented a zero-tolerance policy against analogue dairy products on its platform. This move targets restaurants in various locations, requiring them to use natural dairy or remove affected items. The ban came after raising concerns over ingredient misrepresentation, with FSSAI also emphasizing product identification. Analogue paneer mimics traditional paneer but uses non-dairy ingredients like vegetable oils or plant proteins. Consumers must check ingredient lists to understand what they are actually eating.

🏏 Danish Kaneria slams Pakistan cricket system after losses

Former Pakistani spinner Danish Kaneria strongly criticized the nation's cricket system following the 0-2 Test series defeat against England. He pointed out issues with team selection, coaching, and the PCB's lack of accountability in Pakistan. Kaneria stated that after 70 years, the team lacks logic and fighting spirit, calling players "good for nothing." He blamed the weakening of domestic cricket and reliance on the PSL for the talent pool decline. He urged for a strong selection committee and stable leadership to revive the sport. 🏏