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🏏 Pujara advises Suthar: Stick to Test cricket

Former batter Cheteshwar Pujara advised young spinner Manav Suthar to focus on his red-ball development rather than chasing IPL contracts. Suthar recently delivered a match-winning 10-wicket performance in Galle against Sri Lanka. This performance helped India win the first Test, taking a 1-0 lead in the series as of earlier this year. Pujara urged the management to protect his skills, stressing he shouldn't alter his natural ability for the shorter format. India is set to face Sri Lanka again in Colombo starting August 23 for the second Test. 🏏

#CricketIndia#TestCricket#IPLAdvice
business

πŸ›‘ Barca's Lautaro Martinez chase hits a wall

Barcelona's pursuit of Argentine striker Lautaro Martinez has immediately faced a major roadblock. Inter Milan has made it clear that their captain is not available for transfer to the Catalan club. Despite Barcelona's interest growing after Julian Alvarez failed to materialize, Inter has received no official offer. The Italian side views the matter as closed, considering Martinez a vital player for their team. This means Barcelona's search for a new center-forward faces another serious setback. πŸ›‘

#LaLiga#TransferNews#Barca
tech

πŸ“Έ Sony drops new super telephoto lens

Sony India launched the FE 100-400mm F5.6-8 OSS, a new full-frame Alphaβ„’ E-mount lens. This lens is designed for wildlife and travel photography enthusiasts across India. It weighs 654 grams and is available starting August 20th, 2026. The lens features advanced optics and fast autofocus for sharp, distant shots. Users can also extend its reach up to 800mm with optional teleconverters. πŸ“Έ

#SonyIndia#NewGear#Telephoto
india

😠 Shorts argument leads to assault at Pune fort

A man was allegedly assaulted after an argument broke out over a young girl wearing shorts at Sinhagad Fort near Pune. The incident occurred on Monday near the memorial of Tanaji Malusare, involving eight members of a right-wing outfit. The confrontation started when the group questioned the family's attire and photography activities. The complainant stated that one accused slapped him, and a woman allegedly dragged his wife. Police have registered an FIR and are currently searching for the eight accused members. 😠

#PuneIncident#MaharashtraPolice#SinhagadFort
business

πŸ“ˆ Swiggy stock jumps as Jefferies gives big buy call

Swiggy's shares experienced a rise of up to 5% recently. Jefferies analysts are the ones who provided this positive outlook for the company. The report suggests a potential 60% upside from current levels. This strong recommendation comes as investors look at the food delivery market's growth. The analysts have also shared a specific target price for the stock moving forward. πŸ“ˆ

#Swiggy#StockMarket#TechStocks
business

🚨 CRPF suicides trigger new review, but ground staff are out

The CRPF has formed a high-level Core Group to tackle the rising instances of suicides among its personnel. This group, headed by the DG CRPF, will conduct detailed monthly reviews of self-harm incidents across the force. In 2025, CRPF recorded 59 suicides, the highest in the last five years, prompting this action. The structure notably excludes ground-level commanders who are closest to the jawans and their daily struggles. The system aims for continuous monitoring and preventive measures, despite concerns about the oversight gap. πŸ˜₯

#CRPF#SuicidePrevention#IndianArmy
india

πŸ›οΈ Southern CMs meet, Shivakumar pushes for more funds

The 31st Southern Zonal Council met in Tamil Nadu, chaired by Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar raised several key issues concerning fiscal devolution, delimitation, and water cooperation. He argued for greater equity, noting the South contributes 33% of India’s GDP despite having 20% of the population. Shivakumar also pushed for maintaining the 1971 population basis for Lok Sabha seats and securing women's reservation immediately. The council also discussed vital inter-state river issues like Cauvery and Mekedatu. πŸ’§

#SouthernCouncil#Karnataka#IndianPolitics
world

βš–οΈ Tehelka ex-editor challenges 2013 conviction in Supreme Court

Tarun Tejpal, the former editor of Tehelka magazine, has filed a plea in the Supreme Court against his 2013 sexual assault conviction. The appeal targets the August 6 order issued by the Bombay High Court, handled by advocate Aditya Samaddar. The High Court had sentenced Tejpal to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment for rape. This conviction overturned a prior acquittal from the trial court five years ago. The Goa government had previously sought a life sentence, arguing the current sentence is disproportionate. βš–οΈ

#SupremeCourt#Tehelka#LegalBattle
sports

🎾 Top seeds Sabalenka and Zverev out at Cincinnati Open

Top seeds Aryna Sabalenka and Alexander Zverev both exited the Cincinnati Open in the fourth round due to unexpected losses. Tommy Paul defeated Zverev 4-6, 7-6 (8/6), 6-4 on Wednesday, while Sara Bejlek stunned Sabalenka 7-6 (9/7), 6-4 on Thursday. Zverev's match faced significant interruptions from rain, and Sabalenka is headed to the US Open on August 30. Paul will now face Flavio Cobolli, while Bejlek is set to play Madison Keys. 🎾

#TennisShock#CincinnatiOpen#WTA
world

🎬 Docu-series sparks late-night Pakistani military response

A new docu-series, Declassified: Operation Sindoor, premiered on Discovery Channel on August 15th, detailing the Indian Armed Forces' Operation Sindoor. The series covers missile strikes on Pakistan-based militant infrastructure during May 2025, following a Pahalgam terror attack in April. It features accounts from leaders like Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi and NSA Ajit Doval. Days later, Pakistani general Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif publicly criticized the series at 2 AM on X (Twitter). Sharif alleged the documentary was a propaganda video manipulating established facts regarding the operation's success. 🀯

#OperationSindoor#IndianMilitary#DiscoveryChannel
india

πŸ“’ Mayawati backs young students protesting school woes in UP

BSP chief Mayawati publicly backed the recent protests by Gen Alpha schoolchildren regarding poor school facilities. She stated this issue is a matter of 'great sorrow and concern' for students in Uttar Pradesh and other north Indian states. These students are participating in the 'School Thik Karo' campaign, which gained traction recently. Mayawati accused successive governments of neglecting the government school system and closing thousands of schools. She urges UP and other state governments to address Gen Alpha's demands with sympathy and refrain from using force. πŸ“š

#SchoolProtest#GenAlpha#UPEducation

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