Times of India

Maharashtra Cyber launched a cyber-awareness short film and anthem in Mumbai. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis stressed public awareness in tackling online fraud. Celebrities attended the event and were felicitated for their contributions. The campaign targets the "digital arrest" scam which extorts money from victims. Citizens are urged to contact the 1930 cyber helpline immediately if defrauded.

West Bengal health department seeks reports from Malda Medical College Hospital. Sixty children died there during the first three weeks of August. The department is reviewing the hospital and other health facilities. Many referred children were already in critical condition upon arrival. An initial investigation into these infant deaths is currently underway.

Ravindra Jadeja's recurring issue with no-balls has reached alarming levels, tallying 88 infringements since 2021, the most among spinners. This trend intensified following the introduction of television adjudication, during which he was only responsible for 18 no-balls. As the current series unfolds, India's spinners seem to be grappling with discipline and precision, highlighting a need for improvement.

India's prospects in the second Test against Sri Lanka loom uncertain as rain delays threaten their World Test Championship ambitions. A draw would see India slipping to fifth place, jeopardizing their path to the finals. With limited matches left, the team must secure victories to enhance their standing and continue competing at the highest level in the championships.

Japan’s capital led the way. This year the metropolitan govt’s long-standing no-tie, no-jacket “Cool Biz” campaign took a step further by encouraging its staff to ditch long trousers, and even try T-shirts and sneakers. As heatwaves mounted across Europe, other workers followed in Tokyo’s wake, sometimes with the encouragement of authorities and management, sometimes without.

Nepal Police put the toll at 157, while Chinese authorities reported three deaths and 265 people missing in Tibet’s Gyirong county. Nepal Police said 579 others — 466 foreigners from 28 countries and 113 Nepalis — remained untraced, including at least 133 Indians. Among the missing were at least 37 NRIs. Frighteningly, as many as 33 bodies were found 150km downstream at Chitwan, showing how far the dea-dly waters carried victims.

These included advancing consultations for an “early and substantial harvest” of boundary delimitation, setting up more meeting points and hotlines to improve border management, improving understanding of LAC and addressing the ground situation through diplomatic and military engagements, and expanding trans-border trade and river cooperation. The consensus was announced in a rare joint statement after the talks.

ustice Mehta, who also hails from Rajasthan HC, has accused Justice Sharma of lacking in leadership qualities and alleged there was maladministration and malpractice on both judicial and administrative sides of HC. CJI Kant told TOI that the matter can be resolved only as per the established mechanism. “The Supreme Court cannot allow individual complaints concerning judges to be determined through competing claims in the media,” he said.

Stephen Curry and his wife, ayesha Curry, have marked a major milestone in bridging the literacy gap in their hometown through their foundation.

A woman named her husband as her killer in a dying message. She was found with her throat slit outside her boutique in Pinjore. CCTV footage showed a man, suspected to be her husband, entering the shop. Police arrested the husband within two hours of the incident. The motive for the murder is currently being investigated by authorities.

At a tennis camp, Jelena Genčić identified young Novak Djokovic's remarkable concentration and innate talent. Her insight extended far beyond enhancing his tennis abilities; she offered vital mentorship during his difficult upbringing. Genčić's pivotal role included assisting Djokovic's transition to Germany for enriched training and prospects, ultimately laying the groundwork for his ascent to tennis stardom.

Zane Maloney grew up watching Oliver Rowland win races. Now, the young Barbadian will race alongside the Formula E World Champion as his Nissan teammate. The 22-year-old will join the Japanese team for the 2026/27 Formula E season and sees it as a big step in his career. Maloney says he is also excited about the chance to learn from Rowland.

Three students from the Telugu states died in a Florida road accident. Their car collided with a tree while they were traveling to work. One student, N Rahul, died during hospital treatment after the crash. Rahul's family hopes for his mortal remains to be returned home soon. Another student was from Nalgonda, and the third hailed from a Telugu state.

Set to launch globally on January 15, 2027, Ananta, previously known as Project Mugen, promises an engaging free-to-play open-world RPG experience for PlayStation 5 and PC users. Players will enjoy dynamic gameplay featuring thrilling gunfights, adrenaline-pumping car chases, and innovative web-slinging mechanics. Character and attire customization will be expansive, allowing players to express their unique styles through cosmetic purchases instead of relying on a gacha mechanism.

A video shows Shahjahanpur councillors swearing on holy texts. They allegedly promised to divide illegally obtained civic body revenue equally. Municipal commissioner Saumya Gurjar has ordered an investigation into the matter. Opposition parties have condemned the alleged corruption shown in the clip. The authenticity of the video has not yet been independently verified.

Tragedy struck as Haryanvi singer and YouTuber Ankit Balyan was shot dead by unidentified gunmen outside a gym in Shamli, Uttar Pradesh, on Wednesday evening. Despite prompt medical attention, he was pronounced dead at the hospital shortly thereafter. Famous for his songs and social media influence, Balyan was reportedly gearing up for local elections. Authorities are actively investigating the incident and examining CCTV footage for leads.