🏏 Surrey signs Indian bowler Auqib Nabi

Surrey has signed Indian seamer Auqib Nabi for their upcoming three County Championship matches. He will be available for home games against Yorkshire and Glamorgan, plus the Sussex fixture at Hove. The 29-year-old joins a team struggling, sitting eighth with only one win in 10 matches so far. Nabi previously excelled, winning the Ranji Trophy in 2025-26 with 60 wickets. This addition addresses the challenging schedule of six games in six weeks for the squad.

⚽ Camavinga to United? Real Madrid might approve move

Manchester United has been linked with midfielder Eduardo Camavinga, who is reportedly not considered an untouchable asset at Real Madrid. United started the summer needing a midfield rebuild but have added players like Youri Tielemans and Carlos Baleba. Reports suggest Real Madrid is open to offers, and a deal could potentially be struck today if the price is right. However, there might not be enough time for United to complete such a big transfer move right now. United could revisit interest in Camavinga in the future if he becomes available. ⚽

🔥 Congress fires back at BRS criticism

Telangana Congress leaders attacked the BRS for failing to keep promises during their decade-long rule. They alleged that the Opposition was trying to undermine the Congress government with 'bogus' surveys and criticism of CM A. Revanth Reddy. A photo exhibition titled ‘Lies versus Facts’ was held to contrast welfare measures. TPCC spokesperson Satyam Srirangam dismissed the BRS and BJP's criticism, while Chanagani Dayakar called recent surveys bogus. The Congress remains confident about winning the upcoming two Graduate constituency elections. 🗳️

⛽ US-Iran strikes push oil past $100 mark

Recent direct US-Iran attacks have renewed fears of a prolonged Middle East conflict extending into 2027. This tension is making Hormuz transits difficult, causing Middle Eastern benchmarks to rise above $100 per barrel. Global bond yields have surged since 2008 as inflation fears persist due to high oil prices. This rising cost environment is slowing down major economic activities globally and increasing borrowing costs. The market now anticipates a near 60% chance the Federal Reserve will raise rates next month. ⛽

⚽️ Kerala boy looks like Lamine Yamal, goes viral ⚽️

A 15-year-old schoolboy named Allen James from Chakkuvally went viral after being told he resembled Spanish footballer Lamine Yamal. A video shared by vlogger Nikhil Manohar on Tuesday propelled the comparison into an internet sensation with 14 million views. Although Yamal is an attacker, Allen plays as a defender and is part of his school football team. His social media following has grown from 200 to over 20,000 following the sudden fame. Allen hopes the story eventually reaches Lamine Yamal himself.

🌾 Karnataka drought relief hinges on central report match

Karnataka will only receive proper drought relief if the state's assessment report aligns with the Union government's findings. Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar stated this while meeting farmers in Gadag district on Tuesday. Currently, Gadag district is facing its worst drought in 50 years, with a 40% rainfall reduction reported. The state has released one list of drought-hit taluks and provided interim relief measures. Moving forward, the government will study both lists and proceed with necessary actions for the affected areas. 🌾

🎮 Witcher 3 saves stick with Remastered upgrade

CD Projekt has confirmed that existing save files will work with the upcoming Remastered edition of The Witcher 3. This good news applies to all owners, including Nintendo Switch users upgrading to Nintendo Switch 2. Progress towards unlocked achievements and trophies will also be tracked in the new version. The Remastered game launches on September 29, featuring many technical improvements and cross-platform mod support. Players are encouraged to play the base game with its two expansions before Songs of the Past arrives in 2027.

🔬 Karnataka bakeries welcome food safety drive

The Karnataka Bakeries, Sweets and Cafe Association welcomed the recent food safety inspections conducted by FSDA officials across the state. The association proactively provides Food Safety Training and Certification programs to employees and owners of sweet shops and cafes. As of now, FoSTaC programs have been completed for 2,000 people in districts like Bengaluru and Udupi. The next phase of free training will target Belagavi, Chitradurga, and Raichur districts. Training covered hygiene, ingredient storage, and verifying adulterated food items.

🎁 CM Vijay's sweet gift to an elderly woman goes viral

Tamil Nadu CM Joseph Vijay gifted his Christian Dior sunglasses to an elderly woman named Chellam in Salem. The impromptu stop occurred on Tuesday while he was inspecting the Mettur hydroelectric power station. Chellam expressed immense joy, saying he looked just like in his movies, describing the moment as winning a crore of rupees. During the visit, Vijay also interacted with locals and discussed agricultural matters with the host family. This heartwarming gesture deeply moved Chellam, despite her facing personal hardships like losing her ration card.

✈️ First woman Air Vice Marshal leads IAF Education

Air Vice Marshal Shakti Sharma has made history by becoming the first woman from the non-medical branch to reach Air Vice Marshal rank. She has taken charge as the Assistant Chief of the Air Staff (Education) at Air Headquarters. Sharma was commissioned on June 18, 1994, and has a major career focus in IAF Education. Her contributions include establishing IAF Chairs of Excellence at IIT Kanpur and Pune University. She will now guide all education and training activities within the Indian Air Force. 🫡

🧹 Thiruvananthapuram Hospital Gets Mega Clean-Up

The Thiruvananthapuram Corporation hosted a massive cleaning drive at the General Hospital on Tuesday, September 1, 2026. This hospital is currently being developed as the second Government Medical College in the capital city. Initially, thick undergrowth and garbage cluttered parts of the 20-acre compound, posing risks to patients and locals. A team of 150 workers, plus vehicles, cleared the debris, removing 12 garbage trucks and four waste wood trucks. The operation, which ran from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., was inaugurated by Mayor V. V. Rajesh.