🚑 Salman Khan steps in after body double health scare

Salman Khan's body double reportedly suffered a heart attack while shooting for 'SVC63'. This incident occurred during the filming of the action-packed movie directed by Vamshi Paidipally. The setback was reported on August 21, 2026, as the stunt performer was unable to continue the scenes. To keep the production moving, Salman Khan has decided to perform the demanding action sequences himself. The film is rumored to be titled 'Monster' by some sources. 🎬

😠 Student Vandalism at Jadavpur University

Miscreants have damaged the university emblem at Jadavpur University. This act of vandalism occurred on the campus of Jadavpur University. The damage was inflicted upon the emblem, which was originally designed by Nandalal Bose. The emblem holds significant cultural and historical value for the institution. Authorities are currently investigating the incident to identify and prosecute the responsible parties. 😠

🚨 Attack on teachers in Jaipur village sparks outcry

Ashutosh Ranka spoke out regarding the attack on him and his team. This incident took place in a village near Jaipur, Rajasthan. The attack targeted educators who were teaching children inside a buffalo shed. Ranka described the assault as being carried out by BJP terrorists. Authorities are now investigating the incident to bring the perpetrators to justice.

🚗 BMW X1 LWB lands in India for under 50 Lakhs

The BMW X1 LWB has officially been launched in the Indian market. This new model was introduced by BMW in India. It is priced starting at Rs 49.90 lakh. This addition targets the premium compact SUV segment, offering extended legroom. Customers can now check out the details at dealerships across the country.

🧠 AI finds drugs to slow childhood dementia

Researchers utilized artificial intelligence to pinpoint existing medicines that could slow brain damage in children with Sanfilippo syndrome. The Australian team studied patient-derived brain cells grown in the lab for this new study in Nature Communications. They screened 63 existing drugs and identified nine that significantly improved cell function within two weeks. This research offers hope because these approved drugs can move to trials faster than new therapies. The findings suggest combinations of treatments could manage symptoms and protect against irreversible neuronal loss. 🧠

🤝 Poland backs India on anti-terror fight

Poland has officially supported India's right to pursue terrorists globally, citing its own experience as a victim of terrorism. Polish envoy Piotr Antoni Switalski stated this support during an event held in New Delhi on August 21, 2026. The countries also discussed deepening defence and economic cooperation, with Poland seeing India as an attractive partner. Historically, there are deep ties, including sheltering Polish children during World War II near Kolhapur. Both nations aim to build a stable global governance axis through this strong partnership.

⚖️ SC slams UP Gangsters Act as 'stillborn' law ⚖️

The Supreme Court declared the 1986 Uttar Pradesh Gangsters and Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act to be 'stillborn.' Justices J.B. Pardiwala and K. Vinod Chandran observed that the law is prone to misuse against unsuspecting citizens. The court noted that punishing someone just for being labelled a 'gangster' without a defined offense makes the penal act invalid. This law, meant to curb organized crime, could lead to arbitrary detentions without trial. The judgment was passed while quashing a criminal case against two advocates on August 21, 2026. 🚫

🇮🇳 Mayawati says Vande Mataram debate is pointless

Mayawati, the National President of the BSP, called the ongoing controversy about 'Vande Mataram' a needless debate. She stated this on Friday, August 21, 2026, while addressing political parties in India. She criticized the constant changes in laws by different parties for political gain or to divert public attention. Mayawati insisted that governments and parties should focus on national issues like youth employment and flood relief. This perspective is presented as the most urgent demand for the country's benefit. 🇮🇳

🎤 Baby Shark Boy debuts as K-pop artist

Park Geonroung, formerly the star of "Baby Shark Dance," has made his K-pop comeback after a decade hiatus. He is from South Korea and released his first digital single, "WAVE," on Thursday. The original 2016 video, starring him at age 7, has over 17.2 billion views, and the song features Joohoney of Monsta X. Park expressed gratitude for the global connection and aims to explore new sides of himself through this music. Pinkfong is also releasing a documentary, "WAVE: Becoming Baby Shark Boy," about his journey. 🎤

😠 FIR filed over student's pellet injuries

Delhi Police registered an FIR concerning pellet injuries sustained by a 19-year-old student during a July 20 protest. This action took place in New Delhi, with Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accompanying Sahil Lochab. The case involves Section 118 and 25 of the BNS, following Lochab's injuries to his eyes and abdomen. Gandhi termed this FIR as the initial step toward achieving justice for the victim. The Congress leader vows to ensure action against all guilty parties in this matter. 😠

⚽ Spurs seal massive deal for Savinho from Man City

Tottenham Hotspur has secured a deal to sign Brazilian winger Savinho from Manchester City this summer. The move involves a base fee of £75 million plus £10 million in performance incentives. Negotiations for Savinho follow earlier interest last summer when City declined to sell. Savinho, 22, has played 53 matches for City since joining permanently in 2024. This transfer will set a new sales record for Manchester City. 💸