Breaking News from Around the World 4 Sep.24
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Breaking news delivers the latest, most urgent updates on significant global events as they unfold. These developments demand immediate attention, impacting nations and influencing worldwide conversations.
India
In Andhra Pradesh, Rain and Flood Affect 4.15 Lakh People
Andhra Pradesh has been badly hit by heavy rainfall, resulting in flooding that has affected 4.15 lakh people. Rescue efforts are afoot as numerous places are submerged. The state administration is in charge of organizing relief activities to give those affected by the natural disaster food, shelter, and medical attention.
Code names for Netflix’s web series “IC 814” are a source of controversy
There is debate around Netflix’s forthcoming web series about the IC 814 hijack. The massive streaming service has made it clear that code names are used fictitiously in the series and are meant to create a tale rather than to represent actual people or events. The goal is to defuse the tension.
A former head of RAW has made a shocking admission
He handled the IC 814 hijacking after the jet landed in Amritsar with major mistakes. Regarding the intelligence agency’s response and the wider ramifications for national security at that time, the disclosure has sparked debat
PM Modi to Talk About Defense in Brunei During Tensions in the South China Sea
With the South China Sea tensions increasing, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Brunei to talk about fortifying defence relations. The visit demonstrates India’s strategic interest in the area and its dedication to strengthening ties with countries in Southeast Asia in the face of regional unrest.
PM Modi Encouraged by the opulent Sultan of Brunei in the World’s Biggest Palace
One of the richest kings in the world, the Sultan of Brunei, is hosting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his lavish palace. The visit, which takes place against the backdrop of defense negotiations, accentuates the Sultan’s enormous wealth and the lavish hospitality shown to world dignitaries.
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A Scam of ₹22,000 Crore in Online Trading Assamese busted, CM Alerts Public
Assam’s chief minister, Himanta Biswa Sarma, has issued a strong warning to the people after the government discovered a large ₹22,000 crore online trading scam. Investigations by the authorities are getting more intense, and the CM has warned people to be on the lookout for fraudulent schemes.
World
Amid a significant reorganization, several Ukrainian ministers resign on “Day of Dismissals”
Many Ukrainian ministers have resigned in a dramatic political upheaval ahead of a planned large-scale cabinet reorganization. At a time when domestic changes and ongoing geopolitical tensions pose challenges for Ukraine’s leadership, the resignations come at a critical period.
Hamas Demands Israel’s Help in Release of Unsettling Video of Murdered Hostage
In a terrifying video released by Hamas, the slain hostage Ori Danino begs for Israeli assistance. In an attempt to put pressure on Israel, the film forewarns that no captives will survive if immediate action is not taken. The already tense situation between Israel and Hamas has gotten worse as a result of the release.
In a carpooling accident in Texas, four Indians perished; identification requires DNA testing
Four Indian people were tragically charred to death in a ridesharing accident in Texas. Because of the incident’s gravity, identification through DNA testing is now required. Families are still waiting for answers in the wake of the catastrophe, which has brought attention to safety issues with carpooling agreements.
Business
Employee Grievances Against Chief Madhabi Puri Buch at SEBI:
Controversies About a Toxic Work Environment : Workers at SEBI have filed grievances against Chief Madhabi Puri Buch, claiming that she has created a poisonous workplace. There have been accusations of frequent shouting, scolding, and the use of foul language. Concerns over workplace culture inside India’s financial regulatory body are brought up by this issue.
The court decision that excluded US lenders from Byju’s creditors committee is a significant setback.
An important development is that US lenders have been left off of Byju’s creditors committee by a court authority. The ruling might complicate the edtech giant’s current financial reorganization efforts and negotiations with creditors. It is considered a big setback for the company.
Markets Decline as Nvidia Shares Drop Almost 10%
Nvidia’s stock fell about 10%, causing a severe downturn in the world markets. Investor worries about the performance of the IT industry and its potential effects on global indices have been heightened by the decline in Nvidia’s shares.
Technology
“IPO Flipping in Gujju Genes,” explains IPO dynamics in India, says Nithin Kamath of Zerodha.
While deconstructing the characteristics of IPOs in India, Nithin Kamath, co-founder of Zerodha, quips wryly that “IPO flipping is in Gujju genes”. His analysis clarifies the subtleties of culture and finances that affect how ordinary investors behave in the Indian stock market.
Will the iPhone SE 4 and iPhone 16 Series be released on September 9?
There are many rumors that Apple will release the iPhone SE 4 and the iPhone 16 series on September 9. In addition to updating its product selection, Apple is predicted to discontinue previous models of the iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch at the much-awaited presentation.
Entertainment
“Baseless” Malayalam actor Nivin Pauly refutes allegations of gangrape.
Recent accusations of gangrape against Malayalam actor Nivin Pauly have been categorically refuted, labeled as “baseless.” The assertions have sparked debate in the film business, and Pauly’s legal team is getting ready to refute them in court.
There’s a Catch to Kareena Kapoor’s Intimidating Reaction to “Shahid” Mention
An image of Kareena Kapoor responding as her ex-husband Shahid Kapoor was brought up went viral. There’s a catch, though: her comment was included in a lighthearted piece that has entertained admirers and brought attention to the continued interest the public has in their former romance.
Celebrities Extend Praise for Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh as they Share Maternity Photos
Bollywood actors Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh have won over admirers and coworkers with their endearing maternity pictures. The pair has received appreciation from celebrities such as Arjun Bijlani and Rubina Dilaik, which has increased anticipation for the baby’s imminent arrival.
Deepthi Jeevanji, nicknamed “Monkey, Mental” by the villagers, overcomes stigmas to win gold in the Paralympics
The people severely ridiculed and discriminated against Paralympian Deepthi Jeevanji, calling her names like “monkey” and “mental.” She overcame social stigma to win gold at the Paralympics and went on to become a symbol of tenacity and willpower.
In the men’s T63 high jump and F46 javelin throw, the Indians take home silver and bronze.
At the Paralympics, Indian athletes displayed their talent by winning silver and bronze in the men’s T63 high jump and F46 javelin throw competitions. Their outstanding results have increased India’s medal total, underscoring the country’s growing stature in Paralympic sports.
Pakistani cricket player mocks Shan Masood and praises Bangladesh with “Tumhe Aata he Nahi Hai.”
Following a lackluster performance, a Pakistani cricket player cruelly ridiculed Shan Masood and his teammates, stating, “Tumhe aata he nahi hai”. In order to highlight the Pakistani team’s on-field troubles, he compared their efforts to Bangladesh’s impressive display, which won them accolades.
September 4, 2024, Paralympic Schedule for India: Bhavina Patel and Aims for Medals in Athletics
Aiming for medals in both running and swimming, Bhavina Patel is one of the athletes from India competing in the Paralympics on September 4. Athletes from India are hoping to set new records and increase their country’s medal total in the international competition on this pivotal day for their Paralympic campaign.
Science
September 15 will see a close approach by an asteroid the size of two football fields approaching Earth.
September 15 is when an asteroid around the size of two football fields is expected to approach Earth quite closely. The event has drawn the attention of astronomers, even though it does not now pose a hazard. This emphasizes the significance of keeping an eye out for potential future risks associated with near-Earth objects.
Scientists Use Smartphones and Sunlight to Create an Affordable Way to Remove Toxic Chromium from Wastewater
Using sunlight and a smartphone, scientists have developed an inexpensive, novel way to extract harmful chromium from wastewater. This discovery has the potential to completely change the way water is purified, especially in resource-poor countries. It would also provide a practical and environmentally beneficial answer to an ongoing environmental problem.
Single-Molecule Transistor Developed by Indian Researchers for Faster Electronics
With the use of a single molecule, Indian researchers have developed a transistor, a major breakthrough in electronics. This discovery may open the door to quicker and more effective electronics, which might completely change the functionality and appearance of computers and cellphones in the future.
NASA Solves “Strange Noise” Mystery from Boeing Starliner Spacecraft of Sunita Williams
The enigma surrounding the ‘strange noise’ that was heard from Sunita Williams’ Boeing Starliner spaceship has finally been cleared out by NASA. After the noise, which had initially alarmed mission controllers, was identified as coming from a harmless source, the mission was able to continue without incident and the crew and spacecraft were safe.
Dengue is considered an epidemic in Karnataka, and careless home owners will face penalties
With a spike in cases around the state, Karnataka has formally declared dengue an epidemic. House owners who neglect to keep their properties clean, which encourages mosquito breeding, will face sanctions from the government in an effort to contain the outbreak. By doing this, the disease’s spread will be halted.
Is Brain Cancer Possible With Cell Phone Use? An Analysis Supported by WHO
Concerns over mobile phone use and its possible connection to brain cancer have been addressed by a study supported by the World Health Organization. Though experts continue to advise cautious use, especially over extended periods of time, there is no solid evidence in the study that cell phone radiation raises the risk of brain cancer.
Researchers Alert: Even with their “healthy” labeling, packaged juices might be harmful.
Many packaged drinks are touted as healthy, but consumers are being warned by health professionals about the hidden risks associated with them. These items, in spite of their branding, are dangerous to take on a regular basis since they are loaded with sugar and preservatives. Going with natural, fresh options is what experts recommend.
Boost Your Workout with These 10 Vegan High-Protein Meal Ideas
These ten vegan high-protein meal options are perfect for anyone wishing to infuse their workouts with more plant-based nutrients. The protein-rich foods in these meals—quinoa, lentils, tofu, and chickpeas—support both muscular building and recuperation while still being compliant with a vegan diet.
