🎬 Soha and Saba reveal why they missed Saif's 1991 wedding

Soha Ali Khan and Saba Pataudi revealed they did not attend Saif Ali Khan's 1991 wedding to Amrita Singh. At the time, Saba was 15 and Soha was 13 when the news reached them in school. They were told by parents in the principal's office not to share any information about the marriage. Soha also mentioned her French teacher informed her that it was a last-minute affair. The couple welcomed Sara Ali Khan in 1995 before separating in 2004.

💖 BLACKPINK's all four members confirmed for anniversary event

All four members of BLACKPINK are confirmed to participate in their 10th-anniversary event. YG Entertainment officially confirmed this on August 7 KST. The special meet-and-greet is scheduled for August 8 in Seoul, involving 40 lucky fans. This news clears up prior speculation about member attendance. The group is ready to celebrate their big milestone with fans.

🏛️ Rahul Gandhi gets nod for UP student event

Rahul Gandhi has received permission to hold an event for students in Uttar Pradesh. The approval was granted by the authorities in the state. The event is scheduled for October 25th, and it is expected to draw a large crowd. This permission comes after some initial discussions regarding the event's scope. Next, the organizers will finalize the logistics for the upcoming gathering.

😔 Tejpal's alleged line to survivor exposed in court

Former Tehelka editor Tarun Tejpal was convicted in a rape case, highlighting workplace gender issues. The incident occurred in November 2013 at a five-star hotel in Goa. The court case involved numbers like November 19, 2013, and the initial acquittal in May 2021. Evidence showed Tejpal admitted to the encounters despite the survivor's reluctance. He allegedly stated, "That makes it simpler" when she objected to his authority. 😔

🏛️ Trump signs new orders limiting US birthright citizenship

Donald Trump signed two executive orders aiming to restrict birthright citizenship despite a Supreme Court setback. These new directives target categories like 'birth tourism' and children of foreign government employees. The orders focus on groups the administration claims fall outside the 14th Amendment's protection. Previously, 20,000 to 25,000 mothers traveled to the US for birth tourism between 2016 and 2017. These executive orders are anticipated to face immediate legal challenges in court. 🇺🇸

🎬 Preeti Simoes on being called Kapil Sharma's ex

Preeti Simoes expressed frustration about constantly being labelled as Kapil Sharma's ex-girlfriend in interviews. She, who was the creative force for Comedy Nights with Kapil and The Kapil Sharma Show, felt this label overshadowed her actual professional career. This happened even after she and Sharma moved on from their relationship. Simoes noted that media often focuses on connections to famous people for clicks. She stressed that people shouldn't assume reasons for breakups based only on labels. 😞

💥 Iran slams Trump's 'theater diplomacy' over Hormuz

Iran's chief negotiator accused Donald Trump of engaging in 'theater diplomacy' regarding tensions with Washington. This exchange happened following Trump claiming a deal was settled with Tehran, which Iranian officials denied. Recent data shows Strait of Hormuz traffic plummeted to just two vessels on Wednesday. Regional conflict is rising, with Saudi Arabia bracing for coordinated attacks from Iranian-backed militias. Oil prices jumped as Iran solidified its stance on controlling traffic through the vital waterway. 🚢

🌊 Assam flood toll hits 97; widespread impact across 15 districts

The flood death toll in Assam has risen to 97, with over 1.68 lakh people affected across 15 districts. Golaghat is the worst-hit area, impacting nearly 54,000 people, while Sivasagar and Jorhat also face major issues. This data comes from the ASDMA's latest report, showing 481 villages are submerged. Relief efforts include 133 operational camps assisting about 45,000 displaced individuals. Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren pledged Rs 3 crore to Assam's relief fund to support the affected state. 🌊

🐶 Dogside detective work in new film 'Ohh My Dog'

The film 'Ohh My Dog' explores the bond between humans and their canine companions across two storylines. In Assam, smart kid Apu searches for his missing pet Momo alongside police officer Mohammed. Meanwhile, in Bihar, a dog named Oscar helps find the vanished construction worker Prince. The movie turns a potentially light-hearted tale into a serious crime drama about justice. Despite its lengthy runtime, the film showcases powerful moments of empathy and canine intuition. 🐶

🚀 India fires Agni-4 missile in Odisha test

India successfully test-fired the nuclear-capable Agni-4 ballistic missile from the Integrated Test Range in Chandipur, Odisha. The launch was executed under the Strategic Forces Command (SFC) oversight. This successful test validated all operational and technical parameters of the missile system. This milestone significantly boosts the nation's strategic deterrence capabilities. Future tests will further solidify the missile programme's progress. 🚀

⚛️ Panel pushes for faster uranium mining clearances

A parliamentary committee has recommended major regulatory reforms for uranium mining to secure India's nuclear fuel supply. This report targets streamlining clearances for strategic minerals, particularly for the PHWR fleet. The panel noted delays due to multiple agency approvals and complex lease extension issues beyond 600 meters. Recommendations include a single-window clearance and amending the MMDR Act for contiguous lease extensions. The government has given interim replies, but final action on these crucial reforms is still awaited. ⚛️