🚨 YouTuber claims husband killed his mother, sister in Lucknow.

YouTuber Pragya Mishra has made shocking allegations regarding a double murder-suicide in Lucknow. She claims that Divya Mishra’s husband, Manas Bajpai, and his sister beat their ailing mother until she passed away. The incident involves Divya Mishra, who was shot dead outside a bank in Gomti Nagar on Thursday. Pragya also alleges Bajpai stalked Divya and used revolvers to kill her before killing his sister, Sheeba. Police are currently investigating these complex allegations surrounding the three deaths.

⚖️ SC Justice disagrees on 3-year law practice rule

Supreme Court Justice K Vinod Chandran dissented against the top court's decision to change the law practice rule for civil judges. This ruling involved candidates applying for civil judge posts across India, following the earlier 2025 verdict. Effective from April 2027, the requirement drops to one year of practice, which is followed by intensive training. Justice Chandran argued this relaxation might create careerists instead of capable jurists. He stressed that practical experience is vital for understanding real-life issues before making judicial decisions. ⚖️

🛂 Bangladeshis make up most of illegal immigrants found in Karnataka

Karnataka police identified 911 foreign nationals allegedly staying illegally in the state over the past three years. Home Minister Priyank Kharge revealed this during the Legislative Council session in Karnataka on Thursday, August 20. Of these, 868 were identified as Bangladeshi nationals, while 365 had registered criminal cases against them. This action is part of measures to curb illegal residency without proper documentation. Further coordination with immigration officials is underway to take appropriate next steps.

🚨 Man detained under KAAPA for alleged crimes

Arjun Ayanki has been ordered into preventive detention under the Kerala Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act (KAAPA). This action was taken by the Kannur district administration after the Kannur District Police Chief recommended it to District Collector P. Vishnuraj. Authorities cited his alleged involvement in nine criminal cases over the last seven years, dating back to 2021. Ayanki is linked to gold smuggling and robbery networks, including an incident in 2023 in Palakkad. He is now to be held at Kannur Central Jail as a preventive measure.

🔬 Temple wearable gets smaller for 2026 launch

Deepinder Goyal revealed the new design for Temple's wearable, calling it the smallest and most powerful on the market. The device, from Temple, is set to open for limited pre-orders very soon and ship by the end of 2026. Its function seems connected to cerebral blood flow and longevity research by Goyal's Continue Research. Temple previously raised $54 Mn in seed funding and has already shipped 100 initial devices. This move highlights the trend of healthtech moving beyond standard fitness trackers. 🔬

⚽ Spurs land Savinho; Arsenal eyes Yildiz

Tottenham has agreed a £75m deal plus add-ons with Manchester City for winger Savinho. City is now looking for a replacement, with talks ongoing for Palmeiras winger Allan Elias. Meanwhile, Arsenal has secured Aston Villa defender Ezri Konsa for £55m. The Gunners are also reportedly investigating a potential transfer for Juventus forward Kenan Yildiz. Further transfer movements include Man Utd talks for Alejandro Balde.

🦠 Ebola outbreak in DR Congo growing fast

The UN has warned that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is increasing exponentially. This serious situation is being monitored across the entire region of the DR Congo. As of recent reports, the spread continues to rise significantly over the past weeks. The UN is urging stronger international cooperation to manage the escalating health crisis effectively. Global health bodies are now intensifying their efforts to contain the virus's spread.

✈️ Women Running the Show at Navi Mumbai Airport

Women are leading various crucial roles at the Navi Mumbai International Airport, from firefighting to terminal management. They were hired because they are the best people for the job at this airport. This transformation showcases their confident presence in their professional spheres. Their dedication makes the airport more than just a transit hub. These women are quietly claiming their space through their hard work. ✈️

⚽ Mourinho: Rodri would've been icing on the cake for Real Madrid

Jose Mourinho admitted that Rodri would have been the 'icing on the cake' for Real Madrid after missing the summer World Cup winner. Rodri was linked with a move to Real Madrid but instead signed a four-year contract with Barcelona. Mourinho stated that Rodri would have been a huge asset for Los Blancos given his experience. He noted that with Tchouaméni, Valverde, Bernardo, or Arda, there would be no positional problems. An update on his Barcelona debut is expected tomorrow when Flick addresses the media before Sunday's Elche match.

⚛️ Dark photons could be the key to dark matter 🤔

New research suggests that dark matter might be made of 'dark photons,' which changes how scientists see the early universe. This finding comes from work done by researchers at the University of Maryland and Perimeter Institute. Previously, these dark photons were thought to heat the early cosmos, which ruled them out based on observations from August 13. New simulations show the conversion process shuts off before significant heating occurs, invalidating old limits. This opens up many new possibilities for the hunt for this mysterious stuff.

🏭 UP courts Japan to be its 'second home' 🇯🇵

Yogi Adityanath pitched Uttar Pradesh as a prime destination for Japanese investment during an investment meet. He highlighted UP's manufacturing base and infrastructure, inviting companies to make the state their "second home." At the event, investment commitments totaling Rs 2,000 crore were announced, expected to boost employment significantly. UP is currently developing a dedicated Japan City and pushing semiconductor and electronics manufacturing. The state boasts over 96 lakh MSME units and aims to blend its workforce with Japanese work ethics.