👮 Surveyors booked for land document glitches in Bengaluru

Three government surveyors have been booked by the Bengaluru police over alleged irregularities in processing land survey documents. The accused, Shivashankar, Arun Kumar, and Manjunath, were working at the K.R. Puram ADLR office. Officials flagged issues in 103 land survey applications processed within the last eight months. The investigation revealed potential procedural lapses and an estimated loss of ₹77,075 to the government. A formal FIR has been registered at Halasur Gate Police Station to look into this matter. 🧐

😠 Delivery Agent Abused and Beaten in Bengaluru

A 25-year-old Zepto delivery agent named Basavaraj was allegedly abused and assaulted with a wooden stick in Bengaluru's Yelahanka. The incident occurred around 4:40 am on Saturday after he asked a group to speak Kannada instead of Hindi. The group, including some girls, allegedly abused him, leading to an assault involving four to five boys and girls. Basavaraj sustained injuries to his back, head, and nose during the attack. Police have registered a case against unidentified persons and are continuing the investigation.

🚨 SIT questions constables in Sai Krishna death case

The Special Investigation Team (SIT) questioned suspended constables related to Sai Krishna’s alleged custodial death. The questioning took place in G. Sai Krishna’s case involving the Krishnalanka police station. The victim, Sai Krishna (25), was arrested on May 6 and went missing from the same day. SIT questioned them about his removal from court and the alleged torture during custody. The accused maintained silence when asked these serious queries by the SIT officers.

⚽ Man Utd vs PSG: Winners and Losers from the Draw

Manchester United drew 1-1 against Paris Saint-Germain in Gothenburg during their fourth pre-season match. Harry Maguire, Bryan Mbeumo, and Amad Diallo were cited as major winners from the game. Mason Mount sustained a knock after just 20 minutes into the match, marking him as a significant loser. The draw also resulted in at least two new injury concerns for the club heading forward. Future focus will be on recovery and assessing these key player performances.

🏛️ Cabinet expansion: High command will sort out all issues

M.B. Patil stated there is no confusion regarding the proposed State Cabinet expansion and the party high command will resolve all matters. This statement was made in Ballari while responding to media queries about Sandu MLA E. Annapurna's potential cabinet induction. The leadership must consider regional and caste equations while maintaining a balance in the Cabinet's limited berths. Patil confirmed that women will certainly receive representation in the Cabinet. The final decisions on ministerial berths, including for Annapurna, rest solely with the party high command. 🧐

🌍 BRICS culture ministers adopt Bhopal Declaration

BRICS culture ministers officially adopted the Bhopal Declaration during their meeting in Bhopal. This pact aims to boost cooperation on heritage, creative industries, and AI-linked cultural governance among BRICS nations. The declaration covers provenance research and promotes exchange in cultural and creative industries. It also addresses creator rights and transparency in AI use, while enhancing UNESCO collaboration. The 11th meeting, attended by 55 delegates from 14 countries, concluded this important step. 🤝

🔪 UP woman allegedly kills husband with stone

A woman, Naina, allegedly killed her husband, Manoj Soni, by sedating him and crushing his head with a stone. The incident occurred in Mathura, UP, involving her daughter Bhakti and Bhakti's boyfriend, Vimal Chaudhary. The body was disposed of in a forest area along the River Yamuna, and police have been searching for it since Thursday night. The murder reportedly happened after Manoj disapproved of his daughter's relationship. Police are currently interrogating the three accused while the search continues. 😥

🚨 Spain swaps ambassador after fund controversy

Spain is replacing its ambassador to India due to reports about cultural event funding irregularities. The ambassador, Juan Antonio March, was based in New Delhi, and the issues surfaced following a late May complaint to the anti-corruption prosecutor's office. Reports detail concerts in Rajasthan and a €18K payment to singer Huiling Zhu in 2025. The controversy stems from events being organized outside ministry knowledge, with funds allegedly bypassing embassy oversight. A successor, Alfredo Martínez Serrano, is expected to be appointed within weeks.

🏛️ Woman Minister joining State Cabinet soon, says Savadi

Minister Laxman Savadi stated that inducting a woman legislator into the State Cabinet is likely to be finalized soon, and Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar is currently considering it. Speaking in Belagavi on Saturday, Savadi also addressed the BJP's allegations concerning Basavaraj Horatti's removal from the Legislative Council Chairmanship. Furthermore, Savadi mentioned that the Congress high command advised all district leaders to unite for the 2028 Assembly elections. The government confirmed it would consider reports on drought and excessive rainfall submitted by the Opposition. Savadi himself visited six taluks in Uttara Kannada and will submit his detailed report on Monday.

🏏 Pakistan Cricketers Banned After Zambia League Drama

A group of Pakistan cricketers has been sanctioned by the PCB after participating in an unsanctioned league in Zambia. The players involved were found participating in the league while under the PCB's jurisdiction. This action led to a two-year ban being imposed on the cricketers by the governing body. The involvement in the unauthorized tournament drew significant criticism regarding adherence to international cricket rules. The PCB's decision sets a strict precedent for future player conduct in international fixtures. 🏏

🙏 Amarnath Yatra suspended due to low footfall

The Amarnath Yatra has been suspended weeks early due to a sharp decline in pilgrim arrivals and an adverse weather advisory. This decision was made by officials in Kashmir, following a significant drop in the number of yatris since July 23. This year, over 4.7 lakh yatris visited the holy cave shrine amid strict security arrangements. The pilgrimage, which started with strong initial turnout, has effectively concluded early despite the mace ceremony on August 28. Security concerns, including recent terrorist attacks in Anantnag and Kulgam, also played a role in the curtailment. 😟