☀️ Plug-in solar panels now allowed in Great Britain ⚡

Households across Great Britain can now use standard sockets to plug in solar panels for home power generation. This change applies to people in England, Scotland, and Wales, allowing the use of kits up to 800 watts. These devices can supply up to 20% of electricity use and potentially save households £110 annually. The new rules aim to help renters and flat owners access clean energy that was previously hard to obtain. Officials expect these cheaper, simpler kits to attract significantly more households to solar power.

🎭 Comedy play hits Mysuru on August 30

The comedy play ‘Parameshi Prema Prasanga’ is scheduled to be performed at Kirurangamandira in Mysuru. This event is being presented by Rangavalli Mysuru in collaboration with the Directorate of Kannada and Culture. The show, which features several hilarious characters, will take place on Sunday, August 30th, at 6:30 p.m. The play is inspired by P.G. Wodehouse's works and is written by Srinivas Prabhu. Entry tickets for the performance are set at ₹100 and are available via BookMyShow. 🎭

🚨 Woman held for abusing guards in Noida society

A woman was taken into preventive custody after a video went viral showing her abusing security guards. This incident happened at 3 am on Wednesday in a residential complex in Greater Noida West. The guards reportedly stopped a quick commerce delivery executive at the high-rise entrance. The police took cognizance of the widely circulated 4.49-minute video on Wednesday evening. Authorities are investigating the dispute that arose when the woman questioned the guards about the denial of entry.

🌟 Vijay in top 3 PM picks in MOTN poll

Actor C Joseph Vijay has emerged as the third-most preferred choice for India's next Prime Minister in the latest India Today-CVoter Mood of the Nation survey. He secured 9.2% preference, ranking behind Narendra Modi at 48.7% and Rahul Gandhi at 27.1% as of August 2026. This poll highlights how quickly the TVK founder gained national political recognition after entering politics in 2024. The survey also showed Vijay at 12.2% when asked about leading the Opposition alliance. These findings suggest his political identity is expanding far beyond Tamil Nadu. 🚀

⚖️ Chandra gets relief in guarantee case, banks face huge haircut

Subhash Chandra has secured an order to settle his personal guarantee of ₹22,006.57 crore for only ₹6.5 crore. This decision was made by the NCLT New Delhi Bench based on the approval of 80.814% of creditors. The original proposal was put forward after Indiabulls Home Finance moved against him in 2022. The court ruled that the approved repayment plan is binding on all creditors, whether they agree or dissent. Now, the matter will be placed before the Original Division Bench for final orders. 💰

🏛️ Yadgir PWD office assets attached by court

The movable properties of the Yadgir PWD office were attached by court staff on Thursday. This action occurred at the District Court Complex in Yadgir following an Execution Petition filed by S.S. Police Patil and Company. The dues, which now total ₹1.9 crore, stem from a road widening project dating back to 2017-18. After an arbitration tribunal ordered the PWD to pay ₹80 lakh, they failed to comply with the award. The seized items are now being moved to the court premises for further legal action. 🏛️

😠 TMC clash at AITC office leads to fall

A tense confrontation broke out at the AITC office on Camac Street in Kolkata involving TMC leaders and civic officials. TMC Rajya Sabha MP Derek O’Brien reportedly fell down the staircase during the clash. The incident occurred as officials tried to remove a billboard located on the rooftop. TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee questioned the civic action, alleging selective targeting of the office. This event renews political tensions between the Trinamool Congress and state authorities. 😠

🏛️ CM Vijay says child use claim isn't enough to overturn win

Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay argued in the Madras High Court that allegations of using children in the campaign are not sufficient to nullify an election. This was in response to S. Inigo Irudayaraj's petition challenging his win in Tiruchi East, which alleged blackmailing children. The court directed the Registry to list the application on Monday, August 31, 2026. Vijay contended that mere assertions of emotional swaying lack material facts to void the election under Section 100. Separately, Aadhav Arjuna also filed a rejection application denying asset misrepresentation claims. 🗳️

🔥 TN Assembly debates caste and social justice 🔥

Fierce debates on social justice and caste representation took place in the Tamil Nadu Assembly on August 26 and 27. Ruling and opposition members sparred over Dalit representation and caste survey measures. Aadhav Arjuna questioned the DMK's record against states like Telangana, while Govi Chezhian cited the Rs 25,000 crore welfare announcement for SC/ST communities. The discussions touched upon power-sharing principles and the right to representation, not charity. The Speaker frequently intervened to maintain order during the heated exchanges. ⚖️

🚗 Drunk driving crash hits Pathanamthitta; one dead

A 72-year-old retired Fire and Rescue Services official, Abubacker, died after being hit by a car. The incident happened near Aban Junction in Pathanamthitta town on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, around 6.45 p.m. Ten pedestrians were struck by the vehicle, which also hit two other cars. The driver, Jinu Babu (48), and his companion, Vishwajith (24), were injured and subsequently detained by police. Serious injuries among the migrants have led to the registration of a case under drunken driving and culpable homicide provisions. 🚨

📊 CJP's electoral chances: 43% say no in survey

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) is staying as a pressure group after the NEET leak protest in Delhi's Jantar Mantar. India Today's Mood of the Nation survey revealed that 43% of respondents would not vote for CJP in elections. In contrast, 33% would support it, while 24% remained undecided on its political bid. Furthermore, 39% welcomed CJP's decision to remain a pressure group instead of contesting polls. This survey, conducted in August 2026, highlights a gap between protest visibility and electoral support.