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Javagal Srinath’s Namma Metro photograph goes viral

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A photograph of former India fast bowler Javagal Srinath travelling on Bengaluru’s Namma Metro has been widely shared, with fans praising the 56-year-old’s low-key routine.

The picture shows Srinath standing in a coach with a trolley bag, in jeans and a light-blue shirt. India Today, The Economic Times and AajTak reported the image’s spread. Some outlets noted that the exact date the photograph was taken could not be independently confirmed.

Srinath, now an ICC match referee, took 236 Test and 315 ODI wickets for India. The viral post has been compared with other Karnataka cricketers known for an unshowy public life.

Cover photo: photograph circulating on X, via India Today

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Sensex and Nifty close a third straight week lower

The Sensex and Nifty ended a third consecutive week lower as global interest-rate worries and geopolitical risk kept foreign flows under pressure.

Telangana Today reported that the benchmarks extended their weekly decline amid concerns on global rates. Upstox said Shriram Finance and Bharti Airtel were among the notable laggards in the week.

Desks are watching Monday’s open after three losing weeks, with crude oil and foreign institutional flows in focus, as reported by Telangana Today and Livemint.

Cover image: Telangana Today

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India and Uzbekistan elevate ties, work on long-term uranium supply

India and Uzbekistan have agreed to elevate their relationship to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, with a long-term uranium supply arrangement on the agenda.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on a two-day visit to Tashkent, told President Shavkat Mirziyoyev that the two countries would deepen energy cooperation. “We will also establish a long-term arrangement for the supply of uranium,” India Today reported him as saying, as New Delhi looks to source uranium for civilian nuclear power.

Talks also covered trade, investment, digital connectivity and defence. Bilateral trade is about $1.3 billion, with Indian companies running a project portfolio of more than $5 billion in Uzbekistan, as reported by Mint and India Today. From Tashkent, Modi travels to Bishkek for the SCO summit.

Cover photo: via The Indian Express

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A Hindu who wants no Muslims in India ‘will not remain Hindu’, Bhagwat says in New York

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat told an audience in New York that a Hindu who believes Muslims should have no place in India would cease to be a Hindu.

Addressing the ‘One World, One Humanity’ gathering, Bhagwat recalled being asked in 2018 whether the RSS idea of a Hindu Rashtra meant Muslims would be driven out. “I said, no, that is not Hindutva. If any Hindu thinks that there should be no Muslims in Bharat, he will not remain Hindu,” The Hindu and Indian Express reported him as saying.

He said religions may differ but humanity is one, and that India’s tradition had been to give shelter irrespective of religious identity. The remarks came during the RSS centenary-year outreach in the United States, as reported by PTI, The Hindu and Indian Express.

Cover photo: PTI, via The Hindu

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FSSAI prohibits Everest and LG hing after samples fail quality tests

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India’s food regulator has stopped the sale of compounded hing from two widely used kitchen brands after laboratory tests found the products did not meet prescribed standards.

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India prohibited Everest Food Products and Laljee Godhoo and Company, which sells under the LG brand, from selling compounded asafoetida with immediate effect. Everest samples recorded an alcohol-soluble extract as low as 0 per cent, against a required minimum of 5 per cent. Yellow and black hing powder samples were also found sub-standard.

In LG’s case, FSSAI said compounded hing samples were sub-standard and misbranded, and that six varieties of raw hing contained starch of 15 to 32 per cent against a permitted maximum of 1 per cent. Both companies have been asked to submit action plans. The facts are as reported by the Times of India, CNBC-TV18 and India Today.

Cover photo: via India Today

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IAS officer Divya Mittal resigns after 13 years, calling the journey unforgettable

A 2013-batch Uttar Pradesh cadre officer has stepped down after 13 years, in a note that has spread widely through Indian media this morning.

Cover photo: X/@divyamittal_IAS, via The Hindu

Divya Mittal, an IIT Delhi and IIM Bangalore graduate who left a London finance job to join the IAS, announced her resignation on Sunday in a post on X. She described the 13-year journey as “unforgettable” and did not cite a controversy or administrative dispute as the reason for leaving.

Mittal has served as district magistrate in Mirzapur, Deoria and Sant Kabir Nagar, and was most recently Special Secretary in the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Department. During her Mirzapur posting she was associated with bringing piped water to Lahuriadah, a remote hill village. A final decision on the resignation rests with the Union Ministry of Home Affairs, on the recommendation of the state government, India Today reported.

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Entertainment briefing: five stories leading the news, 30 August 2026

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Five stories from film and television, as reported this morning.

  1. Pratik Gandhi on box office pressure: ‘The same audience who’s clapping for you will reject you’
    The Times of India
  2. Nikki Walia says she was attacked for quitting Bollywood: ‘Women were objectified, treated unfairly’
    The Indian Express
  3. Shabana Azmi reacts to Batwara 1947 box office failure
    Bollywood Bubble
  4. Paresh Rawal says India’s youth must move ahead with caution
    Mid-Day
  5. The Academy posts scene from Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani, desi fans of Deepika Padukone react
    Hindustan Times

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Technology briefing: five stories leading the news, 30 August 2026

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AI policy and startup funding dominate today – five technology stories.

  1. PM Modi chairs AI and Deeptech Startup Roundtable at Seva Teerth in New Delhi
    News On AIR
  2. India AI funding hits second gear
    Moneycontrol
  3. Funding and acquisitions in Indian startups this week (Aug 24 – Aug 29)
    Entrackr
  4. Rahul Seth’s Industrial47 marks first close of debut fund at Rs 85 crore to invest in frontier tech startups
    Indian Startup News
  5. Indian listed new-age tech company tracker: market cap, revenue and more
    Inc42

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World briefing: five stories leading the news, 30 August 2026

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Five international stories, including the ones with the most direct bearing on India.

  1. US President Trump warns Iran’s power plants and bridges will be destroyed if Iran does not meet his latest deadline to agree to a deal
    News On AIR
  2. Venezuela’s interim president says US energy deal will last 25 years
    The Economic Times
  3. Top world leaders to attend India-AI Impact Summit in New Delhi next week
    News On AIR
  4. Australia’s far-right party makes further gains, taking seat in western state
    ThePrint
  5. Tests loom for popular UK PM Burnham as parliament returns
    The New Indian Express

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Cricket briefing: five stories leading the news, 30 August 2026

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A World Cup semi-final won and two squads named – five cricket stories from today’s coverage.

  1. India beat England by 7 runs, enter ICC Men’s T20 Cricket World Cup final
    News On AIR
  2. Women’s cricket: India to begin T20 Asia Cup campaign against Thailand in Dubai
    News On AIR
  3. Women in Blue: India Women’s squad announced for T20 World Cup 2026
    News On AIR
  4. Cricket match squads: IND vs AFG, 1st ODI, Afghanistan tour of India 2026
    Cricbuzz
  5. Tilak Varma in India’s ODI World Cup plans as selectors seek Shreyas Iyer backup
    The Times of India

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