📈 Tempsens IPO allotment out today; GMP looks bullish

Tempsens Instruments IPO allotment is happening today, giving investors a chance to check their status. The allotment process is managed through the BSE, NSE, and the designated registrar. The Grey Market Premium (GMP) is signaling a strong positive outlook for the stock. This indication suggests good market sentiment surrounding the listing of the company. Investors should keep monitoring the official channels for final allotment confirmation.

🚨 Delhi Police revamp intel strategy post-protest clashes

Following major protests on July 20, the Delhi Police are overhauling their intelligence-gathering mechanisms. Delhi Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar directed the Special Branch to gather ten critical pieces of info before any big protest in the Capital. The clashes involved about 30,000 youths marching towards Parliament demanding educational reforms. Officials felt there was a lack of precise prior intelligence regarding mobilizations and key organizers. The new focus includes profiling participants and understanding the protest's complete organizational structure. 🧐

🧑‍🎓 Telangana forms panel over polytechnic education protests

The Telangana government formed a six-member high-level committee on Monday, August 24, to review polytechnic education. This panel is set to examine the integration proposal with Young India Skills University (YISU) in Telangana. The committee must submit specific recommendations within 30 days after consulting stakeholders. This action follows student protests against GO No 97, issued in June, which pushed for system convergence. The government stated the changes aim to align polytechnic education with industry needs. 🧑‍🎓

🏏 Pak women play men for Asia Cup prep

Pakistan's women's team played T20 matches against a men's side as unusual pre-tournament prep. This happened at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore, featuring both teenage and senior players. These matches were played under full Twenty20 rules before the Asia Cup starts on August 28. The aim was to expose the players to greater pressure for the continental tournament. Fatima Sana's side will start their Group A campaign against Thailand on September 1. 🏏

🏏 Cricket legends call for Imran Khan's proper medical care

Former England captain Michael Atherton joined 21 cricketers urging Pakistani authorities to ensure Imran Khan gets proper medical treatment. This appeal was made by former international players, including Kapil Dev and Sunil Gavaskar, who signed it. Concerns intensified after reports of his declining health, such as alleged vision loss, surfaced earlier this year. Atherton noted the concern over the state trying to erase the former leader from public life. The cricketers emphasized that their appeal is purely for basic dignity and the best possible care for the prisoner.

💪 NSG launches first all-women commando course in Haryana

The National Security Guard (NSG) has initiated its inaugural Mahila Commando Conversion Course in Manesar, Gurugram, Haryana. This course is specifically for women personnel from State Police Forces and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs). It is a grueling 12-week training program that commenced on August 24, 2026. The training focuses on physical conditioning, weapons proficiency, and tactical intervention for counter-terror ops. Upon finishing, these women will return to their parent cadres as enhanced force multipliers.

🎬 Irumudi hits big with 72 Cr gross

The film Irumudi showed a phenomenal hold at the Telugu box office on its first Monday. It was released in India, with the Telugu states showing particularly strong performance. The four-day running total has reached approximately Rs. 72 crore as of the fourth day. This positive momentum suggests the movie could cross the Rs. 150 crore mark in Telugu states. The film is expected to hold its ground despite upcoming competition this Wednesday.

😔 IIT Delhi students protest after student death

IIT Delhi cancelled classes after students protested over the death of MSc Physics student Rishikesh. The protest took place at IIT Delhi, where students demanded an independent probe and Rs 1 crore compensation for his family. This happened on Monday, August 24, 2026, amid concerns about administrative lapses. Students condemned the Student Affairs Office's handling of Rishikesh's case, linking it to academic and housing issues. They are demanding accountability and a clear mental health protocol from the institute.

😥 IIT Delhi students demand probe after MSc student's death

IIT Delhi cancelled classes after students protested over the death of 26-year-old MSc Physics student Rishikesh. The demonstration took place at IIT Delhi, where students demanded an independent probe into administrative issues. These demands were raised on Monday, August 24, 2026, citing past incidents of student suicides on campus. Students also called for the resignation of several senior officials and Rs 1 crore compensation for the family. The administration must address mental health protocols and ensure accountability for the systemic problems cited by the students.

🍎 NYC Mayor Sued Over New Gov't Grocery Stores

A non-profit, Multicultural Business Coalition, filed a class-action lawsuit against NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani. This legal action targets the planned opening of five government-run grocery stores in New York City. The suit was filed in the New York County Supreme Court on Monday, alleging the stores harm minority small businesses. Mamdani defends the plan, noting similar successful models in Brooklyn and Manhattan. These stores aim to offer staples at a 30% discount to help families combat inflation.

🙄 Kangana slams Kriti's Rakhi ad as 'creepy'

Actor Kangana Ranaut criticized Kriti Sanon's Raksha Bandhan jewellery ad amid social media backlash. The controversy focused on Kriti's attire, which included a bralette-style blouse, and the ad's depiction of tying a Rakhi to a dog. Ranaut questioned why one would tie a Rakhi in a bikini, labeling the advertisement as "intentionally creepy." This critique comes as the jewellery brand faces accusations of mocking Indian festivals. Kriti Sanon has not yet responded to the ongoing debate.