✨ Trisha posts cryptic messages after Udhayanidhi Stalin's comments

Trisha shared cryptic notes on her Instagram stories following Udhayanidhi Stalin's controversial remarks. The actress posted glimpses of her grandmother's 98th birthday alongside motivational messages. These posts included phrases like, "Go make some money and find peace." The messages generally focused on self-worth and taking risks for the future. This follows Udhayanidhi's comments during a protest regarding the Cauvery dispute in Thanjavur. 💅

🚨 Cocaine plot in Kashmir over lost love

Police busted a major drug conspiracy in Ganderbal, Jammu and Kashmir, where a man tried to frame a poultry farmer. The scheme involved shipping narcotics from over 1,300 kilometres away via a parcel disguised as poultry samples. Investigators found 4kg of cocaine and 80g of cannabis after an anonymous tip-off on August 11, 2026. The plot was rooted in revenge by the farmer's wife's ex-boyfriend, Tariq Ahmad Sofi. Sofi was arrested on August 9, and police are now checking the role of his friend in Saudi Arabia. 🚔

⚖️ Olympic wrestler Sushil Kumar denied bail in murder case

The Delhi high court refused Sushil Kumar bail in the alleged murder of Sagar Dhankar. The decision was made on August 6 by Justice Purushaindra Kumar, citing concerns about witness influence and the gruesome nature of the assault. The case involves a premeditated and gruesome assault resulting in death, supported by firearm and video evidence. Kumar's counsel argued that circumstances had changed, but the court disputed this claim. The court stood by the Supreme Court's earlier ruling regarding Kumar's influence over witnesses. ⚖️

🚨 UK charity under terror probe over Hamas links

A UK Muslim charity is now under scrutiny by counter-terror police and the Charity Commission over suspected ties to Hamas. The investigation was triggered after a senior figure from one of the charity's partners was arrested in the US. The Al-Khair Foundation reported over £74 million in income for the year ending July 2025. This follows the July 31 arrest of Mohammad Yousef Hasna in Britain related to terrorism financing. The Charity Commission will examine vetting and fund monitoring as the UK investigation proceeds. 🧐

🚨 19-Year-Old Kidnapped and Assaulted in Palghar

A 19-year-old woman was kidnapped and gang-raped by six men while she was standing by the roadside. The horrific incident occurred on Monday in Talasari taluka of Palghar district, Maharashtra. Six accused have been booked by the Talasari police station in connection with the crime. One accused has been arrested, and three others have been detained by authorities. Police are currently searching for the remaining individuals who are still at large. 😔

🧐 Anaemia in kids linked to hidden coeliac risk

A small study from North India revealed that 17.5% of children suffering from anaemia had coeliac disease. Researchers followed 40 children aged 4 to 18 years at a teaching hospital over 21 months to make these findings. Seven children, confirmed via biopsy, had negative initial blood tests for the condition. This suggests a negative blood test might not rule out coeliac disease when strongly suspected by doctors. Parents should note that persistent anaemia requires doctors to look beyond obvious causes. 🧐

⚖️ JD(U) says Bihar liquor ban won't be reviewed

The JD(U) stated on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, that reviewing Bihar's liquor prohibition law is out of the question. This ban, introduced during Nitish Kumar's tenure, restricts alcohol manufacture, sale, and consumption since April 2016. The party claims the law improved Bihar's human index and was praised by PM Narendra Modi. Despite concerns about loopholes, the JD(U) insists on strengthening the current implementation rather than changing the law. They maintain strong support for the existing prohibition policy. ⚖️

🌍 UNICEF offers paid internships for grads

The United Nations Children's Fund is opening internship opportunities for students and recent graduates worldwide. This program is open to Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD students from diverse academic fields. Selected interns will receive a monthly stipend, international work experience, and professional development chances. The internships run for between six to 26 weeks, available full-time or part-time. Interested applicants must submit their profile, CV, and cover letter via the UNICEF Careers Portal. 🌍

✈️ Air India flight row sparks CEO summons

Air India's ongoing flight dispute has led to serious action from the government. The Civil Aviation Ministry has summoned the outgoing CEO, Campbell Wilson, for questioning regarding the issues. The situation involves operational concerns on the Phuket-Delhi route, which has been under review. This action comes as the airline navigates ongoing service and scheduling challenges. Further directives from the Ministry are expected to clarify the path forward for Air India. ✈️

🏅 India's 4th at Commonwealth Games 2026

India secured a commendable 4th-place finish at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, clinching 39 medals despite traditional sports being excluded. The performance saw historic success in boxing, with 10 medals including 7 gold, and major wins in para-sports. Women contributed significantly, accounting for around 46% of the total medal tally. Systemic issues like poor grassroots infrastructure still challenge the nation's sporting ecosystem significantly. The focus must shift towards building a community-driven sporting culture for future success. 🏅

🛡️ Meghalaya ramps up fight against HIV cases

Meghalaya is launching Intensified IEC Campaign 3.0 to boost awareness against HIV and STIs across the state. The initiative, kicking off Wednesday at Lady Keane College, aims to tackle stigma and improve testing access. Statistics show over 10,000 people have been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS, with East Jaintia Hills having the highest reported cases. The campaign targets youth and vulnerable groups using diverse outreach methods like roadshows and digital media. This push reflects a move to address behavioral and social barriers alongside disease management.