📺 Sony brings live TV to PS5 with 100+ channels

Sony has launched a live TV service on the PS5, providing users access to over 100 live channels and on-demand content. This service is currently available in the US, accessible via the Media tab on the PS5 console. The launch occurred on August 31, and Sony plans to expand it to Canada soon. The content includes movies, TV shows, sports from NFL Channel and UFC, and more. The platform also offers a free ad-supported experience from Sony Pictures Television.

🚇 Metro employee smashes world record run 🚇

A Delhi Metro employee has set a new Guinness World Record for traveling across all metro stations. Prafull Singh, who is an Ironman triathlete, completed the challenge in 14 hours, 54 minutes, and 36 seconds on May 23rd. This beat the previous record held by Sujoy Kumar Mitra and Shipra Gupta from June 2023. Leveraging his DMRC knowledge, Singh executed a much more strategic route this time. This achievement highlights the massive scale and efficiency of the Delhi Metro system.

🚀 Tata sales smash records in August 2026

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles hit a high of 65,253 domestic units in August 2026. This performance was achieved across India, with EV sales soaring by 93.78% year-over-year. Total PV sales reached 67,753 units, up 56.42% from the previous year. The company maintained a strong market presence, especially with its EV share hitting a record 43.74%. Furthermore, Commercial Vehicle sales jumped by 49% in the same month.

🏞️ Ryan Seacrest sells Napa estate for $18.5M

Ryan Seacrest sold his massive 40-acre Napa Valley estate for $18.5 million after initially asking $22 million. The American Idol host owned the St. Helena property, which he bought for $14 million in 2020. After major renovations, the property was listed twice in 2024 and 2025. The final sale price was slightly less than a reduced asking price, signaling a profit before costs. This sale wraps up his ambitious real estate project in the scenic valley. 🏞️

🧑‍⚖️ Supreme Court: No Bail for Doctors' Attackers

The Supreme Court stated that individuals who attack doctors are not deserving of bail. This observation was made while hearing the case of Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre, who allegedly assaulted doctors at a civic hospital in Thane district. The incident occurred on July 6, and the Bombay High Court granted him bail on August 7 with strict conditions. The SC emphasized the severity of attacking the medical fraternity, noting the trauma caused by such mob actions. The court will now await the bail cancellation petition to be filed by the state. 🧑‍⚖️

🤝 Iran: Will Match US Moves on Deal

Iran's president has stated that Tehran is prepared to reciprocate if the United States honors its commitments under the interim deal. This statement was made by the Iranian leadership regarding the ongoing diplomatic situation. The specifics of the deal and the US obligations were referenced during the remarks. The context revolves around maintaining stability and ensuring mutual respect between the two nations. Future actions will depend heavily on the US fulfilling its agreed-upon terms.

🩺 Severe Lung Disease Missed During Allergy Treatment

A patient developed life-threatening Eosinophilic Granulomatosis With Polyangiitis while undergoing Omalizumab therapy for chronic urticaria. This serious condition was identified in the study, which details the diagnostic challenge faced by the medical team. The case involved complex symptom management over an unspecified period. The situation highlights the potential for serious underlying illnesses to be masked by treatment for milder allergic symptoms. Future research will focus on better screening protocols for similar cases.

🤰 Protein discovery could boost pre-eclampsia tests

Cambridge scientists found a key protein that predicts pre-eclampsia and fetal growth restriction in pregnancies. This research was conducted by Prof. Gordon Smith and colleagues at the University of Cambridge. They identified low levels of isthmin-2 (ISM2) around week 12, with findings published on September 1, 2026. This discovery explains placental invasion failure, leading to better risk identification and potential new treatments. Future work could aim to stimulate ISM2 production to prevent these serious complications. 🤰

🍲 Odisha's story told through its amazing food

The Orissan, a coffee-table book, celebrates Odisha’s rich gastronomic heritage by tracing diverse culinary traditions. Co-authored by Alka Jena, Sandip Das, and Pallavi Das, it documents everything from temple kitchens to tribal foods. The 350-page book covers history, culture, and recipes across various dishes and festivals. The project involved research across different time zones, blending generational perspectives for a unique narrative. This book highlights how food can act as a historical document of the state. 🥘

⚖️ SC quashes FIRs, CJP cancels Delhi march 🏛️

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) called off its Delhi march scheduled for September 5 after the Supreme Court intervened. The apex court ordered the closure of all police cases registered against NEET protesters nationwide from July 20 to July 25. This decision came after the bench, including CJI Surya Kant, considered the future well-being of the students. The court allowed only Delhi Police to pursue one case involving 2,873 people with serious criminal records. The Centre has guaranteed compensation to the families of students who died following the exam cancellations.

🚧 Man sleeps on street to protest potholes in Hyderabad

A man initiated a unique protest by sleeping directly on the road to draw attention to poor road conditions. This individual staged his protest in Hyderabad, Telangana. The protest has been ongoing, with no specific dates mentioned in the reports. He is demanding that the local authorities fix the persistent potholes in the area. The public is watching to see how quickly the civic body responds to this action. 🚧