🛡️ Rajasthan restricts outsiders for CJP school tours

Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) is planning school visits across Rajasthan for public engagement. The Rajasthan state government has implemented strict entry curbs specifically targeting non-local visitors for these tours. These visits are scheduled to take place starting from October 15th, covering multiple districts within the state. This measure has been put in place citing security concerns related to the planned itinerary. Authorities will be closely monitoring all movements to ensure the safety of the Chief Justice and the students.

🌟 Brittany Mahomes ditches Chiefs loss for concert vibes

The Kansas City Chiefs lost their preseason opener 20-12 to the Los Angeles Rams. Brittany Mahomes was at Arrowhead Stadium supporting Patrick Mahomes and their three kids. The game took place before her weekend plans in Texas. She later went to see country singer Ella Langley with friends. This shows her life extends beyond the football spotlight. 🎶

🔥 Awarapan 2 nears 100cr, beats Batwara 1947

Emraan Hashmi's 'Awarapan 2' is inching towards Rs 100 crore in box office collections. The film, starring Hashmi alongside Disha Patani, is currently performing strongly in India. As of day 3, its total net collection stands at Rs 81.75 crore, surpassing 'Batwara 1947'. This success has made it the 8th highest-grossing Hindi film of 2026. The film's strong start indicates a promising run for the rest of the week.

🔥 Awarapan 2 surges past Batwara 1947 collection

Emraan Hashmi's Awarapan 2 is gaining major momentum at the box office this week. The film is currently leading over Batwara 1947 in collections across India. As of day 3, Awarapan 2 has grossed Rs 81.75 crore net, showing a strong ROI on its Rs 45 crore budget. The movie has secured its spot as the 8th highest-grossing Hindi film of 2026. Its performance on Monday is now key to its trajectory for the rest of the week. 🎬

⚽ Man City selling Rodri to Barcelona, signing new talent

Manchester City is speeding up plans to sign Ayyoub Bouaddi from Lille following agreement to sell Rodri to Barcelona. The deal for the midfielder was confirmed by Fabrizio Romano on Sunday, setting a fee of £65.35m. Bouaddi, who is only 18, is expected to join now instead of waiting until 2027. This move leaves a significant gap in City's midfield, especially after their Community Shield loss. Maresca will likely need to find new ways to progress play without Rodri's veteran presence. ⚽

🤖 CJI tells NLUs to lead, not just follow, tech change

The Chief Justice of India urged national law universities to proactively shape technology's impact on the legal system. Speaking at the Vice Chancellors’ Conclave 2.0 in National Law University, Jodhpur, he rejected outright bans on AI tools. He stressed that academic integrity and responsible AI use must be integrated into the curriculum. Graduates must learn to question AI outputs, not just accept them, while preserving human judgment. Institutions resisting this change risk losing the chance to direct technological evolution. 🤖

😷 85% Indian cities miss WHO air quality standard

Nearly 85 per cent of Indian cities breached the WHO's safe PM 2.5 threshold during July 2026, even with the monsoon present. The research, by CREA, assessed 256 cities, finding only 41 met the WHO daily guideline of 15 µg/m³. Among the 91 NCAP cities, only 16 were within the WHO's PM 2.5 limit. Aurangabad in Bihar was reported as the most polluted, hitting 168 µg/m³ monthly average. Moving forward, this data highlights ongoing air quality challenges across the nation. 💨

✈️ Britain's first Sikh fighter pilot since WWII

A Sikh fighter pilot has achieved a major milestone in Britain's military history. This pilot is the first Sikh to join the fighter squadron since the era of World War II. The pilot's success comes as he continues his rigorous training within the Royal Air Force. His achievement is viewed as a significant step for minority representation in the armed forces. He expressed a desire for his success to motivate other individuals in the future. ✈️

⚖️ CJI says Nalsar invite was never accepted

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant stated that he never consented to the invitation from Nalsar University of Law. This issue arose after some students opposed his presence at the convocation ceremony. Nalsar had invited the CJI for the event, likely in August or September, involving about 1,400 students. Over 400 students objected due to his remarks during a hearing related to the July 20 march. The controversy escalated when the Bar Council of India threatened to blackball the opposing graduates. ⚖️

💸 UPI's free ride might end; fees coming for merchants

UPI, India's massive digital payment network, is set to introduce transaction fees for merchants. This change, which ends a decade of free usage, is being discussed by the government. Proposals suggest a 0.3-0.5% merchant discount rate for large transactions at big businesses. Consumer and person-to-person payments will remain free, according to officials. The debate centers on balancing revenue for banks against maintaining broad-based adoption.

📱 Foldable iPhone gear drops before launch leaks

Accessories for the unreleased foldable iPhone and iPhone 18 lineup are already hitting e-commerce sites. This is happening as accessory makers use leaks from the Tata Electronics ransomware attack, which exposed 630GB of data. Apple plans to debut only two Pro models and the foldable iPhone next month, delaying standard versions until the first half of 2027. This shift moves the industry from annual launches to a high-frequency relay model. Manufacturers are taking big risks due to the complexity of foldable hinges. 🤯