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Man Lynched Over Suspected Cattle Theft in Tripura's Khowai District

A man was beaten to death in Khowai district of Tripura after being suspected of cattle theft. The incident is being investigated by local police authorities. Officers had initially considered registering a suo motu case in the matter. However, they held back after being informed that the victim's family intended to file a formal complaint. The case highlights ongoing concerns about mob violence linked to cattle-related disputes in the region.

IRCTC imposes Rs 5 lakh fine on food service provider after 25 students fell ill on train

Manipur Assembly passes third resolution urging Centre to update NRC before census

The Manipur Legislative Assembly has passed a resolution urging the central government to update the National Register of Citizens (NRC). This marks the third such resolution adopted by the assembly since 2022, reflecting persistent legislative pressure on the issue. The Centre had previously deferred the census exercise in Manipur following a high-level meeting, citing the sentiments and aspirations of the state's people. Protests have continued in the region, with demonstrators demanding a clear and concrete roadmap for the NRC update process.

Delhi Investor Killed for Property Money, Niece and Two Others Arrested

A Delhi-based investor was found dead in what police have determined to be a robbery-murder case. Authorities arrested three people in connection with the crime, including the victim's own niece. Investigators revealed that the accused had prior knowledge that the victim had recently sold property worth Rs 75 lakh. The motive behind the murder is believed to be the substantial sum of money the victim had received from the property sale.

'Stay away from Iran': US warning to 'bad actors' maintaining ties with Tehran

Maharashtra Family Welcomes First Girl Born in 200 Years

A family in Maharashtra celebrated the birth of a baby girl, marking a historic first in approximately 200 years. The newborn was welcomed with great fanfare by both the family and the local community. Residents joined in the festivities, with the family reportedly treating the child like royalty. The rare occasion drew widespread attention and joy from people in the surrounding area.

CCPA imposes Rs 10 lakh penalty for online sale of explosives

Jaishankar to Visit Ukraine and Poland on Sept 3–5 Diplomatic Trip

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar is scheduled to visit Ukraine and Poland between September 3 and 5. The trip marks a significant diplomatic engagement by India in the Eastern European region. Ukraine has been at the centre of an ongoing conflict with Russia, making the visit notably significant. No further details about the agenda or meetings have been provided in the available information.

CBI Takes Over Disha Salian Death Case Six Years After Incident

The death case of Disha Salian, a talent manager from Mumbai's entertainment industry, has entered a new phase six years after her passing. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has been brought in to probe the case. The matter gained significant public attention due to its connection with high-profile figures in the Mumbai entertainment world. Several questions surrounding the circumstances of her death have remained unanswered over the years, prompting the federal agency's involvement.

Uber cuts 3,300 jobs in biggest restructuring since 2020

Uber is eliminating approximately 3,300 positions, representing around 10% of its global workforce, in its largest restructuring effort since 2020. CEO Dara Khosrowshahi announced the move aims to reduce management layers and consolidate delivery and engineering teams. The changes will shrink manager headcount by 20% and reduce fully remote roles to roughly 1% of the workforce, bringing total employee numbers back to 2021 levels. The freed-up capital is intended to accelerate Uber's investment in robotaxi technology. Khosrowshahi clarified that artificial intelligence was not the driving factor behind the job cuts.

Global Armies Race to Replace Aging Infantry Fighting Vehicles with Modern Designs

Military forces around the world are actively working to retire Cold War-era infantry fighting vehicles in favour of advanced modern platforms. India's DRDO is developing new armoured vehicles to succeed its ageing Sarath fleet. The United States Army has begun receiving prototypes of the XM30 Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle as part of its modernisation effort. Nations including the UK, Russia, and Germany are similarly upgrading their armoured forces. The new generation of vehicles is designed to deliver improved firepower, crew protection, and battlefield mobility suited to contemporary warfare.

'Climate change is product of whole world's contribution': Nepal PM on deadly floods

Meta switches from Google Chat to Slack to better support AI agents

Meta is replacing Google Chat with Slack as its internal communication platform, with the transition set for September 2025. Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wang informed staff via memo that the company had made the wrong initial choice and that Slack is better suited for AI agent workflows. Employees at Meta Superintelligence Labs and select other units will gain early access to Slack starting September 15. The broader company-wide migration is scheduled to complete by September 29. The shift underscores Meta's growing focus on integrating AI agents into its day-to-day operations.

Century-Old New England Fishing Boat Faces $1.5M Restoration Drive

A wooden fishing boat named Little Lady, built in 1929 on Martha's Vineyard, is approaching a long-awaited restoration nearly 100 years after its construction. The vessel holds the distinction of being the last remaining wooden fishing dragger in New England. A $1.5 million restoration project has been launched to carry out major structural repairs on the historic boat. However, organizers still need to raise $630,000 to fully fund the effort. Supporters see the project as a vital step in preserving both the boat and its deep ties to the island's fishing heritage.

California rebuilt a failed road with 330,000 waste tyres and saved $300,000

Uber cuts 3,300 jobs in restructuring drive to streamline operations

Uber is laying off approximately 3,300 employees, representing around 10% of its global workforce, as part of a major company restructuring. The move is aimed at reducing management layers and simplifying internal operations. The company plans to redirect resources toward its core businesses, including ride-hailing, food delivery, and robotaxi services. Alongside the job cuts, Uber is tightening its remote-work policy by requiring most employees to return to offices. The restructuring is designed to accelerate growth and drive innovation in the company's priority areas.

Elon Musk congratulates Apple's new CEO John Ternus on social media

John Ternus officially became Apple's new chief executive on September 1, 2026, and marked the occasion with his first social media post. The message drew congratulatory responses from prominent tech figures, including Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk. Ternus brings extensive experience from his prior tenure at Apple to the top role. His appointment comes at a time when competition in the artificial intelligence sector is intensifying across the tech industry.

Retired Air Marshal Appointed CEO of Ayodhya Ram Temple Trust

Air Marshal (Retired) Mishra has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of the Ayodhya Ram Temple. He was commissioned into the Indian Air Force as a fighter pilot in December 1986 and served for over 38 years. Mishra retired from service in May 2026 before taking on this new role. Alongside his appointment, three new members have also been inducted into the temple trust.

Nepal PM’s ‘thanks’ to India, China after his minister’s ‘compensation’ pitch

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