How did a tea break save 28 Kailash Mansarovar pilgrims from Nepal floods?
A tea break helped save 28 Kailash Mansarovar pilgrims from being caught in Nepal floods, after two buses that departed half an hour ahead of them got washed away. They had travelled around 80 km from Kathmandu when they stopped for tea and learned about the incident. "We didn’t get...darshan, but God brought us home safely," one Indian pilgrim said.
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A tea break helped save 28 Kailash Mansarovar pilgrims from being caught in Nepal floods, after two buses that departed half an hour ahead of them got washed away. They had travelled around 80 km from Kathmandu when they stopped for tea and learned about the incident. "We didn’t get...darshan, but God brought us home safely," one Indian pilgrim said.
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N Korea dismisses defence minister in a major military reshuffle
North Korea's Defence Minister, No Kwang Chol, was dismissed on Saturday. The decision was made at a meeting led by Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un, during which they named Kim Song-gi as the new defence minister. Chol was not only dismissed but also demoted within the ruling party leadership to the "first vice-director of the Munitions Industry Department".
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09:59 am Sunday, 30 August 2026
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North Korea's Defence Minister, No Kwang Chol, was dismissed on Saturday. The decision was made at a meeting led by Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un, during which they named Kim Song-gi as the new defence minister. Chol was not only dismissed but also demoted within the ruling party leadership to the "first vice-director of the Munitions Industry Department".
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Children dance to popular Hindi & Uzbek songs to welcome PM Modi in Uzbekistan
PM Narendra Modi, who arrived in Uzbekistan’s capital Tashkent was welcomed by children who performed to popular Hindi and Uzbek songs. “There was a performance on the evergreen ‘Ude Jab Jab Zulfein Teri’ and a fusion of Kathak and the energetic Andijan Polka,” PM Modi said. There was also a Tabla performance alongside traditional Uzbek instruments, Doira and Chang.
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PM Narendra Modi, who arrived in Uzbekistan’s capital Tashkent was welcomed by children who performed to popular Hindi and Uzbek songs. “There was a performance on the evergreen ‘Ude Jab Jab Zulfein Teri’ and a fusion of Kathak and the energetic Andijan Polka,” PM Modi said. There was also a Tabla performance alongside traditional Uzbek instruments, Doira and Chang.
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Maybe he has short-term memory loss: Wangchuk on Aamir's 'never met him before 3 Idiots' claim
Weeks after Aamir Khan claimed that his character in '3 Idiots' wasn't inspired by Sonam Wangchuk and he didn't even meet him before making the movie, the activist quipped that maybe Aamir has "short-term memory loss". "He may have forgotten our meeting after 15 minutes," Wangchuk said. He added he can't claim Phunsukh Wangdu's character was completely based on him.
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10:26 am Sunday, 30 August 2026
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Weeks after Aamir Khan claimed that his character in '3 Idiots' wasn't inspired by Sonam Wangchuk and he didn't even meet him before making the movie, the activist quipped that maybe Aamir has "short-term memory loss". "He may have forgotten our meeting after 15 minutes," Wangchuk said. He added he can't claim Phunsukh Wangdu's character was completely based on him.
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Indian protesters confront Khalistan supporters creating chaos at RSS chief's event venue in US
Indian protesters confronted Khalistan supporters who arrived at Madison Square Garden in New York City and created chaos while RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat spoke inside. "China, no good, my friend...God made India," one protester was heard saying. He also sang Jana Gana Mana. At the event, Bhagwat said that unity in diversity is India's DNA.
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10:36 am Sunday, 30 August 2026
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Indian protesters confronted Khalistan supporters who arrived at Madison Square Garden in New York City and created chaos while RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat spoke inside. "China, no good, my friend...God made India," one protester was heard saying. He also sang Jana Gana Mana. At the event, Bhagwat said that unity in diversity is India's DNA.
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Flood-like situation in Chitrakoot as Mandakini River swells, rescue ops launched
The Chitrakoot district administration has been put on high alert after a rise in the water level of the Mandakini River triggered a flood-like situation in low-lying areas, including the Ram Ghat and Nirmohi Akhada. Drones are being used to monitor affected areas, while NDRF and SDRF teams are engaged in rescue operations. "The situation is under control," officials said.
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10:56 am Sunday, 30 August 2026
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The Chitrakoot district administration has been put on high alert after a rise in the water level of the Mandakini River triggered a flood-like situation in low-lying areas, including the Ram Ghat and Nirmohi Akhada. Drones are being used to monitor affected areas, while NDRF and SDRF teams are engaged in rescue operations. "The situation is under control," officials said.
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Iran’s trade falls 35%, inflation hits 66% amid US sanctions
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Iran’s trade has fallen by about 35%, while the country faces 66% inflation as US sanctions enter their sixth month. Meanwhile, Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei called for “gradually phasing out the US dollar from playing a pivotal role.” The US recently launched Operation Economic Outcast, aimed at isolating Iran from the global financial system.
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10:51 am Sunday, 30 August 2026
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Iran’s trade has fallen by about 35%, while the country faces 66% inflation as US sanctions enter their sixth month. Meanwhile, Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei called for “gradually phasing out the US dollar from playing a pivotal role.” The US recently launched Operation Economic Outcast, aimed at isolating Iran from the global financial system.
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Chandrachur's brother files FIR against relatives over fake will to grab mansion
Actor Chandrachur Singh's brother Abhimanyu Singh filed an FIR against their aunt Gaytri Devi, two cousins and four others, alleging they forged his grandfather's will to deprive his father of his inheritance. He claimed their family owns land across Jalalpur and nearby villages, along with the ancestral Jalalpur Estate mansion, which his aunt allegedly occupied in collusion with seven others.
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11:13 am Sunday, 30 August 2026
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Actor Chandrachur Singh's brother Abhimanyu Singh filed an FIR against their aunt Gaytri Devi, two cousins and four others, alleging they forged his grandfather's will to deprive his father of his inheritance. He claimed their family owns land across Jalalpur and nearby villages, along with the ancestral Jalalpur Estate mansion, which his aunt allegedly occupied in collusion with seven others.
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Sonam Wangchuk reacts to Salman Khan's viral 'Sonam, it's done bro' remark
Activist Sonam Wangchuk reacted to Salman Khan's viral "Sonam, it's done, bro" remark, which the actor made while urging Wangchuk to end his hunger strike. Sonam said, "I want to take it in positive spirit...Everyone may have their compulsions." He added, "Sometimes...one has to look around and consider various factors...I respect what he said...but I wouldn't...comment on compulsions behind it."
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11:11 am Sunday, 30 August 2026
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Activist Sonam Wangchuk reacted to Salman Khan's viral "Sonam, it's done, bro" remark, which the actor made while urging Wangchuk to end his hunger strike. Sonam said, "I want to take it in positive spirit...Everyone may have their compulsions." He added, "Sometimes...one has to look around and consider various factors...I respect what he said...but I wouldn't...comment on compulsions behind it."
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11:11 am Sunday, 30 August 2026
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Microsoft-used AI data centre accused of running without permits
DataOne, New Jersey's largest planned AI data centre, has allegedly operated dozens of gas generators without required federal permits, according to The Guardian. Thermal footage showed 45 of 62 generators running at its Vineland facility, which supplies AI computing to Microsoft through a $17 billion Nebius deal. Former EPA official Bruce Buckheit said operations could violate federal law.
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11:27 am Sunday, 30 August 2026
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DataOne, New Jersey's largest planned AI data centre, has allegedly operated dozens of gas generators without required federal permits, according to The Guardian. Thermal footage showed 45 of 62 generators running at its Vineland facility, which supplies AI computing to Microsoft through a $17 billion Nebius deal. Former EPA official Bruce Buckheit said operations could violate federal law.
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2 men buy tickets & enter museum, steal ₹38 cr necklace in Vienna
Two men stole a 200-carat necklace from Vienna's Museum of Applied Arts, police confirmed. The accused had purchased tickets for the museum like regular visitors, then used a hammer to smash the glass display case and ran away. The necklace was adorned with 673 diamonds and was reportedly worth $4 million (approximately ₹38 crore).
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11:26 am Sunday, 30 August 2026
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Two men stole a 200-carat necklace from Vienna's Museum of Applied Arts, police confirmed. The accused had purchased tickets for the museum like regular visitors, then used a hammer to smash the glass display case and ran away. The necklace was adorned with 673 diamonds and was reportedly worth $4 million (approximately ₹38 crore).
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Nepal to bury unidentified flood victims, collect DNA samples for identification later
Nepal authorities will bury unidentified remains of people who died in flash floods, a News18 report said. Officials in Chitwan said preserving the bodies was becoming increasingly difficult as hospitals lacked sufficient facilities. Authorities will collect DNA samples from each body, while identification numbers will be assigned to remains before burial to enable identification at a later stage.
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11:41 am Sunday, 30 August 2026
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Nepal authorities will bury unidentified remains of people who died in flash floods, a News18 report said. Officials in Chitwan said preserving the bodies was becoming increasingly difficult as hospitals lacked sufficient facilities. Authorities will collect DNA samples from each body, while identification numbers will be assigned to remains before burial to enable identification at a later stage.
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Which is better, Updated ITR or FAST-DS if a person fails to report foreign income?
Taxpayers, who realise they've failed to disclose foreign income, have two routes: file an Updated Income-tax Return (ITR-U) or use Foreign Assets of Small Taxpayers - Disclosure Scheme, 2026 (FAST-DS). Taxpayers may find ITR-U economical when tax has been deducted overseas. FAST-DS may be attractive when funds' source is fully accounted for, but asset was accidentally omitted from Schedule FA.
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11:33 am Sunday, 30 August 2026
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Taxpayers, who realise they've failed to disclose foreign income, have two routes: file an Updated Income-tax Return (ITR-U) or use Foreign Assets of Small Taxpayers - Disclosure Scheme, 2026 (FAST-DS). Taxpayers may find ITR-U economical when tax has been deducted overseas. FAST-DS may be attractive when funds' source is fully accounted for, but asset was accidentally omitted from Schedule FA.
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11:33 am Sunday, 30 August 2026
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AAP leader shot dead in Punjab months before elections
AAP leader Gurpreet Singh Gopi was shot dead after armed assailants allegedly chased the motorcycle on which he was riding and opened fire in Punjab's Ferozepur. The police said an old dispute was behind the attack, with an election-related dispute emerging as a key angle in the investigation. Notably, elections are expected to be held in Punjab in February 2027.
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11:48 am Sunday, 30 August 2026
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AAP leader Gurpreet Singh Gopi was shot dead after armed assailants allegedly chased the motorcycle on which he was riding and opened fire in Punjab's Ferozepur. The police said an old dispute was behind the attack, with an election-related dispute emerging as a key angle in the investigation. Notably, elections are expected to be held in Punjab in February 2027.
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Shooting breaks out at Switzerland rave party attended by 3,500 people, several injured
Several people were injured after a shooting at a rave party near Zurich in Switzerland, reports said. The incident occurred shortly after 2:30 am, when many visitors were at the horse racing track for the “Aarau Rave,” local newspaper Blick reported. The incident reportedly happened at the horse racing track, while Puma helicopters were also deployed at the site.
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11:45 am Sunday, 30 August 2026
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Several people were injured after a shooting at a rave party near Zurich in Switzerland, reports said. The incident occurred shortly after 2:30 am, when many visitors were at the horse racing track for the “Aarau Rave,” local newspaper Blick reported. The incident reportedly happened at the horse racing track, while Puma helicopters were also deployed at the site.
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Former India cricketer Javagal Srinath spotted travelling on Bengaluru Metro, pic goes viral
Former India fast bowler Javagal Srinath's picture travelling on Bengaluru's Namma Metro has gone viral. Srinath was seen standing among regular commuters with a trolley bag. "True status is having the freedom to ignore status," a fan commented. "Huge respect. Every celeb should emulate it," wrote another. Srinath retired in 2003 and later became an ICC match referee.
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12:13 pm Sunday, 30 August 2026
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Former India fast bowler Javagal Srinath's picture travelling on Bengaluru's Namma Metro has gone viral. Srinath was seen standing among regular commuters with a trolley bag. "True status is having the freedom to ignore status," a fan commented. "Huge respect. Every celeb should emulate it," wrote another. Srinath retired in 2003 and later became an ICC match referee.
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Sony Music, Warner Chappell sue Anthropic over copyright
Major music publishers like Sony Music and Warner Chappell, have sued Anthropic, alleging widespread copyright infringement. The lawsuit names Co-founders Dario Amodei and Benjamin Mann and accuses the company of illegally torrenting, scraping and downloading copyrighted works. The publishers claim Anthropic used thousands of protected works to train its Claude AI model.
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12:04 pm Sunday, 30 August 2026
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Major music publishers like Sony Music and Warner Chappell, have sued Anthropic, alleging widespread copyright infringement. The lawsuit names Co-founders Dario Amodei and Benjamin Mann and accuses the company of illegally torrenting, scraping and downloading copyrighted works. The publishers claim Anthropic used thousands of protected works to train its Claude AI model.
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Sri Lanka stripped of hosting rights for inaugural Women’s Champions Trophy
Sri Lanka have lost hosting rights for the inaugural ICC Women’s Champions Trophy 2027 amid concerns over government involvement in Sri Lanka Cricket’s administration. The six-team T20 tournament was scheduled to take place in Sri Lanka from February 14 to 28, 2027. Sri Lanka Cricket is currently being run by a government-appointed Transformation Committee.
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12:29 pm Sunday, 30 August 2026
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Sri Lanka have lost hosting rights for the inaugural ICC Women’s Champions Trophy 2027 amid concerns over government involvement in Sri Lanka Cricket’s administration. The six-team T20 tournament was scheduled to take place in Sri Lanka from February 14 to 28, 2027. Sri Lanka Cricket is currently being run by a government-appointed Transformation Committee.
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Satellite pics claim US secretly creating new route to bypass Strait of Hormuz: Report
Amid the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the US Department of War carried out a secret dredging operation to open up a new route through the Omani side of the crucial site. According to Morse Report, a 1,600-foot-wide waterway corridor, which is about 93 feet deep, is being opened to make it safe for Very Large Crude Carriers.
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12:27 pm Sunday, 30 August 2026
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Amid the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the US Department of War carried out a secret dredging operation to open up a new route through the Omani side of the crucial site. According to Morse Report, a 1,600-foot-wide waterway corridor, which is about 93 feet deep, is being opened to make it safe for Very Large Crude Carriers.
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Lucky we stopped for tea, could've been trapped: Nepal flood survivor
Narayan Sen, who was among a group of five friends from Chhattisgarh who survived flash floods in Nepal, said, "We were lucky that we stopped for tea...when...floods struck." "If we had left 10-15 minutes earlier, we might have got trapped," Sen added. "We saw cars [and bodies] being swept away in the Trishuli river. We were scared," he stated.
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12:21 pm Sunday, 30 August 2026
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Narayan Sen, who was among a group of five friends from Chhattisgarh who survived flash floods in Nepal, said, "We were lucky that we stopped for tea...when...floods struck." "If we had left 10-15 minutes earlier, we might have got trapped," Sen added. "We saw cars [and bodies] being swept away in the Trishuli river. We were scared," he stated.
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