🍦 Reliance drops into ice cream scene with Bombay Creamery

Reliance Consumer Products Limited (RCPL) has officially entered the ice cream market with the launch of Bombay Creamery. This new brand is set up by RCPL, the FMCG arm of Reliance Industries Limited, and positioned as India's first accessible premium dairy brand. The initial launch features products across cones, cups, tubs, bars, and sticks, with prices starting at Rs 10 in western India. RCPL backs this entry with its national distribution and aims for a pan-India rollout after the initial phase. This move signals a long-term commitment to the category, building on its explorations since 2023.

⛽ Jet fuel and commercial LPG prices see hike

Jet fuel prices for domestic airlines increased by over 5% on Tuesday, with Indian Oil Corporation Limited reporting the rise. This second consecutive monthly increase brings the aviation turbine fuel rate to Rs 121.2 per litre. The hike adds to airline expenses, as fuel is about 40% of their operating costs. Simultaneously, commercial 19-kg LPG cylinder prices rose by around Rs 10 across the country. This trend is linked to global oil price increases from the West Asia conflict. ⛽

⚽ Sunderland snags Fofana, beats Arsenal to £30m star

Sunderland unexpectedly secured winger Malick Fofana from Lyon in a last-minute transfer deal. This major move saw the Black Cats outmaneuver Arsenal, who had been in talks with Mikel Arteta. The agreement is valued at an initial £26m plus a £4m performance add-on. Arsenal ultimately decided against the transfer after hesitating over Lyon's valuation. Fofana will sign a five-year contract with Sunderland, which runs until 2031. ⚽

💧 Pak PM raises water issue at SCO; India rejects Hague ruling

Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif raised his long-standing grouse on the Indus Waters Treaty at the SCO summit, emphasizing water is the region's lifeblood. This followed India's rejection of a Hague-based Court of Arbitration ruling that upheld the treaty's binding nature. The ruling, issued by the Court of Arbitration, stated the 1960 IWT remains legally binding and its dispute mechanism can continue. India maintains the tribunal is 'illegally constituted' and holds no jurisdiction over its sovereign decisions. The ongoing dispute adds tension, especially since India suspended the treaty after the April 2025 Pahalgam attack. 💧

🌍 Pak PM brings up water issue at SCO summit

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif raised the Indus Waters Treaty issue at the SCO summit, stating water must never be weaponized politically. He spoke on Tuesday, describing water as the region’s lifeline crucial for millions of lives and agriculture. This followed India's rejection of a Hague Court of Arbitration ruling that upheld the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty's binding nature. New Delhi maintained the tribunal was 'illegally constituted' and held no jurisdiction over its sovereign decisions. India confirmed its decision to keep the treaty in abeyance, despite the tribunal's ruling. 💧

😲 Krystle on Shahneel's slip-up in The Traitors 2

Krystle D’Souza discussed the elimination of her co-traitor, Shahneel Gill, during The Traitors 2. This incident happened in episode 7 after Shahneel was banished from the Circle of Shaq. Shahneel was a traitor since episode 2, and her move backfired when contestants questioned her motives. Krystle admitted she wanted Shahneel to copy her answer to a question but she couldn't. Ultimately, Shahneel couldn't respond while others picked up their cards. 😲

🌲 Meet Pando: Earth's biggest living thing

Pando is revealed to be the single largest living organism on Earth, disguised as a forest of thousands of trees. This massive entity is located in the Fishlake National Forest in the Colorado Plateau of Utah. Scientists estimate its age is incredibly old, potentially up to 80,000 years, predating human civilization. The organism reproduces by cloning, allowing it to survive even as individual trunks die off. However, Pando now faces major threats from climate change and heavy grazing by wildlife. 🌲

🕉️ Actor swapped from AD to lead in Hanuman Ansh

An assistant director unexpectedly became the lead actor in the film Hanuman Ansh after the original actor fell ill. This happened to Shobinaw Satyaa in the movie, which was made with a reported budget of Rs 1.80 crore. The film, released on August 7, 2026, has grossed over Rs 45 crore at the box office. Satyaa described this rapid transition as a divine miracle and felt prepared for the role. The director also confirmed that Satyaa's resemblance to Neem Karoli Baba was a deciding factor. 🕉️

🏗️ Govt stresses infrastructure focus

The government has strongly emphasized the need to prioritize infrastructure development across the nation. This focus involves various ministries and state governments working together on key projects. For instance, investments are being channeled towards specific sectors starting from the 2024 fiscal year. This push is aimed at boosting economic growth and modernizing public amenities nationwide. Moving forward, detailed plans for these priority areas are expected to be released soon. 🏗️

🎖️ How to be President of India's ADC

Becoming an Aide-De-Camp (ADC) is a highly respected role for armed forces officers. This position assists the President of India during official and military ceremonies at Rashtrapati Bhavan. Selection is made from serving officers in the Indian Army, Navy, or Air Force, not through a direct exam. The role requires a distinguished military career showing leadership and discipline. Serving as an ADC is a special assignment within an officer's career, not a permanent post. 🇮🇳

🎬 Romanchakam: Laughs, Love, and Thrills Incoming

Romanchakam is being positioned as a youthful entertainer blending friendship, romance, comedy, and suspense. The film stars Sumanth Prabhas and Ananthika Sanilkumar, produced by Pranay Reddy Vanga and presented by Sandeep Reddy Vanga under Bhadrakali Pictures. It is set for a worldwide theatrical release on September 3rd, carrying a U/A certificate. Pranay Reddy Vanga noted the team chose the project because its sensibilities matched their non-corporate filmmaking style. The movie is promoted as a watchable film for both youth and families.