💰 PVR Inox to buy back shares up to ₹300 crore

PVR Inox's board approved a share buyback of up to ₹300 crore via a tender offer route. This move involves buying back 20.69 lakh fully paid-up equity shares at ₹1,450 apiece. The proposal was approved following a regulatory filing dated August 31, with the record date set for September 4, 2026. This buyback represents 4.09% and 4.07% of the company’s capital and reserves. The company appointed DAM Capital Advisors Limited to manage this buyback process. 🍿

😴 Weekend sleep-ins might actually be good for your heart

New research suggests that catching up on sleep during weekends can lower the risk of hypertension. This study, based in South Korea, tracked 40,727 adults from 2016 to 2023. A moderate extra sleep of about one to two hours was linked to a 6 percent decrease in high blood pressure chances. Scientists advise that weekend rest can help recover from sleep loss during the busy week. However, excessive weekend sleep can disrupt the body's natural circadian rhythm. 😴

😔 Young Girl Dies After Being Sunned at School

A 10-year-old girl tragically passed away after being forced to stand in the sun at her school. The incident occurred in Delhi, involving the young student and school staff. This severe punishment reportedly happened after the child forgot to bring her textbook to class. Such actions highlight alarming issues regarding corporal punishment in educational settings. Authorities are now investigating this serious matter to determine next steps. 😔

⛈️ Rare Tropical Cyclones Threaten UK and Ireland

The UK and Ireland are facing their biggest risk from rare tropical cyclones making landfall in Europe. This threat was highlighted by physicists studying climate patterns across the region. Scientists noted an increase in the potential for these powerful storms hitting the islands. These extreme weather events are linked to shifting global climate dynamics. Further monitoring is needed to better prepare for these unpredictable meteorological occurrences. ⛈️

🎬 Zack Snyder's new film premieres at TIFF 2026

Zack Snyder's movie, "The Last Photograph," is set for its world premiere at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival. The screening is scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 13 at 6:30 p.m. local time at the John Bassett Theatre in the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. The drama-thriller features an ex-DEA agent seeking revenge in the South American jungle, with cast members including Stuart Martin and Fra Fee. Snyder, known for the DC cinematic universe, co-wrote the script with Kurt Johnstad. TIFF 2026 will run from Sept. 10-20 in Downtown Toronto, closing with "Villeneuve: The Rise of a Legend."

🔬 Sperm mystery: tiny cells hold big secrets

A Japanese biologist discovered in 2003 that some sperm looked healthy but couldn't fertilize eggs. This sparked a career-long obsession to understand sperm at a genetic level. Male fertility research has long been overlooked compared to female fertility studies globally. Scientists are now intensely studying sperm function, including how they move and fuel up. This research could help the one in six people worldwide struggling to conceive. 🔬

✅ Gruha Lakshmi review starts; genuine recipients safe

A review of the Gruha Lakshmi scheme beneficiaries is currently underway to ensure eligibility. C.S. Chandrabhoopal stated this process will not impact genuine recipients across Shivamogga district. The government is re-verifying beneficiaries using biometric and facial authentication over one month. This drive aims to remove names of deceased or ineligible people from the list. Since August 30, 2023, ₹2,391 crore has been credited to 3,78,031 beneficiaries.

⚽ Sergio Martinez joins Real Madrid youth setup

A new youth player named Sergio Martinez has joined Real Madrid / Real Madrid Castilla. The writer mentioned initial links to him between November and January. His release clause was noted as only 3M, suggesting a market opportunity. Reports indicate he might practice with the first team, possibly for Mourinho's use. The author plans to discuss midfield concerns further tomorrow. ⚽

🎮 PlayStation Disc Policy Could Change?

Rumors are circulating regarding a potential reversal of PlayStation's strict no-disc policy. Sony has been facing some pushback from gamers who prefer physical media options. Specific details about any policy change have not been officially confirmed by the company yet. This discussion comes as digital-only gaming continues to be the industry standard for many platforms. Fans are waiting for an official statement from Sony regarding the future of discs.

😠 Modi photo removed at Pune college, then put back

A political row started in Pune when Amit Thackeray, son of MNS chief Raj Thackeray, ordered the removal of PM Modi's portrait from a college office. He felt the placement next to historical figures was incorrect, prompting MNS workers to take it down. The college quickly reinstalled the photo after backlash from the BJP, who called the act politically immature. Consequently, an FIR was filed against Amit Thackeray and several MNS workers for removing the official picture. Additionally, Thackeray found rotten onions in the college mess during his inspection. 😠

😠 BJP demands probe into 22-A land row issues

The BJP is demanding a White Paper and judicial probe regarding farmers' land inclusion in the 22-A prohibited properties list. This demand was reiterated by BJP State president N. Ramchander Rao at Siddipet along with Medak MP M. Raghunandan Rao. The controversy involves allegations of government failure and distress affecting landowners, noting farmers missed promised ₹3,000 assistance. Separately, BJP criticized KNRUHS for raising MBBS fees by about ₹23.61 crore. The party also condemned an attack on their office by Congress activists on August 31, 2026. 😠