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In Tianjin, India and China pledged to resolve their border dispute fairly and expand trade ties to stabilize global commerce. Prime Minister Modi emphasized border peace for bilateral progress, advocating for relations built on mutual trust and sensitivity. Both leaders recognized their economies' role in stabilizing world trade and addressing challenges like terrorism.

Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan says India now stands tall globally. He highlights PM Modi's commitment to farmers' interests. India's agriculture sector achieved 3.7 percent growth. This led to record production of wheat, rice, and maize. The country's food reserves are now full. The government is deploying scientific teams to farms. It aims to boost productivity and reduce costs.

ShinyHunters breached a Google Salesforce instance, potentially impacting billions of Gmail accounts. While the stolen data primarily consisted of business contact information, it could fuel phishing and extortion attempts. Google is urging affected users, roughly 2.5 billion, to change their passwords and is monitoring ShinyHunters' escalating tactics, including a potential data leak site.

US coffee consumers are facing more price hikes due to tariffs on Brazilian shipments, the world's largest coffee producer. JM Smucker plans to raise prices this winter, following earlier increases in May and August. Arabica coffee futures have surged 30% this month as roasters pass along increased costs, impacting consumer spending and sales volumes.

President Donald Trump announced his intention to pursue the death penalty for individuals convicted of murder in Washington D.C., aiming to curb what he perceives as escalating crime rates in the nation's capital. He believes this measure will serve as a powerful deterrent, garnering widespread support for its potential effectiveness in preventing future homicides within the city.

India can help other nations improve food security. The World Food Programme (WFP) wants to work more with India to fight food insecurity. Carl Skau of WFP met with Devesh Chaturvedi from the Agriculture Ministry. They talked about how India's methods could help other countries. India's agriculture innovations were also discussed.

Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar's visit to Bangladesh aimed to improve relations, but discussions revealed unresolved issues from the 1971 war. Bangladesh's foreign adviser emphasized the need for an apology and settlement of financial matters, while Dar claimed these issues were previously resolved. Both nations expressed commitment to strengthening bilateral ties and exploring cooperation in trade and investment.

Shivam Dubey's bail plea gets rejected by the Allahabad High Court. He is an accused in the Bikru massacre case. The Uttar Pradesh government's counsel stated that Dubey submitted a false affidavit. He concealed his criminal history. A case under the Gangster Act is pending against him. Eight police personnel died in the Bikru village incident.

Ethereum has been rising sharply, reaching over $4,750, driven by growing institutional interest. Billionaire Peter Thiel is leading the wave, investing heavily in Ethereum-focused companies like BitMine and ETHZilla.

The Supreme Court questioned the extent of a governor's power to withhold bills passed by a state legislature, raising concerns about the impact on a democratically elected government. Chief Justice of India BR Gavai's bench asked if indefinite delays would be beyond judicial review.

The government informed Parliament that amendments to the RTI Act, through the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, balance the right to privacy with the right to information. The amendment to Section 8(1)(j) aligns with judicial reasoning on reasonable restrictions. It allows information access if public interest outweighs potential harm, ensuring transparency and privacy coexist harmoniously.

French impersonator Dylan Desclos tricked a Las Vegas nightclub into believing he was Justin Bieber. With the help of a fake management team, he performed Bieber’s hit “Sorry” and amassed a $10,000 bar tab before being exposed. The incident quickly went viral, showing the influence of celebrity lookalikes and the potential consequences of public impersonation.

Donald Trump said that he believes Russian President Vladimir Putin wants the Ukraine war to end. Trump made the comments ahead of a closely watched bilateral meeting between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy at the White House.

Arsenal defeated Manchester United 1-0 with a set-piece goal by Riccardo Calafiori, while Nottingham Forest triumphed over Brentford 3-1, led by Chris Wood's two goals. Chelsea was held to a 0-0 draw by Crystal Palace, who had a goal disallowed by VAR. The Premier League honored Diogo Jota and Andre Silva with a moment of silence.

Chennai Super Kings addressed concerns about Dewald Brevis's signing. The franchise confirmed the signing followed IPL guidelines. Brevis replaced injured Gurjapneet Singh for INR 2.2 Cr. Ravichandran Ashwin's comments sparked the controversy. Ashwin suggested CSK was willing to pay extra. CSK denied any rule violations. The team emphasized adherence to replacement player regulations. Ashwin's future with CSK remains uncertain.

INS Tamal, the Indian Navy's newest stealth frigate, made a port call in Naples, Italy, on August 13, following its commissioning in Russia and a Passage Exercise with the Italian Navy's ITS Trieste. This visit highlights the growing strategic partnership between India and Italy, particularly in defence cooperation.

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The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India has revised Continuing Professional Education guidelines. Insolvency professionals will need to attend in-person learning. This is mandatory from 2026. IPs must complete 30 credit hours annually. A percentage of credits must be in person. This will increase over time. The obligation applies even during suspension.

A viral video falsely depicted a marine trainer, Jessica Radcliffe, being fatally attacked by an orca during a live show, causing widespread concern. Fact-checking revealed the video to be AI-generated, with no evidence of the incident or Radcliffe's existence. Orcas, despite their size and hunting prowess, face threats from noise pollution, overfishing, and toxins, impacting their survival.

Crisil reports that the 25% tariffs on Indian goods due to Russian oil purchases could render exports to the US "unviable," impacting sectors like diamond polishing, shrimp, and home textiles. Other sectors with US trade exposure, including garments and chemicals, also face potential repercussions.

AOL is officially shutting down its dial-up internet service, marking the end of an era in early internet history. Once the main way millions accessed the web, dial-up has become obsolete due to faster upcoming broadband technologies. AOL will assist the remaining users in transitioning to modern internet options, pointing out how much internet connectivity has evolved and developed over the past few decades.

The Minnesota Lynx visit the New York Liberty in a WNBA Rivals Week game at Barclays Center. Both teams face significant absences, with Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart sidelined. Here’s how to watch, key roster updates, and what each side needs to secure a win in this Finals rematch

The Cooking Event in Grow a Garden introduces the Lobster Thermidor, a Divine rarity pet obtainable through the Culinarian Chest. This chest is acquired by offering mutated food to the Rat Connoisseur.

Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Aaditya Thackeray supported Rahul Gandhi's claims of vote theft, alleging the Election Commission operates through the BJP. Sharad Pawar revealed that individuals offered to guarantee 160 Maharashtra Assembly seats, an offer both he and Gandhi rejected. Gandhi has alleged the ECI colluded with the BJP, citing unexpected election results and voter discrepancies.

The Supreme Court retracted its previous order that had removed an Allahabad High Court judge from handling criminal cases, following a request from the Chief Justice of India. The court clarified that its intention was to uphold the judiciary's dignity and emphasized that the High Court Chief Justice has the authority to manage the roster.

Alan Blinder, former Federal Reserve Vice Chair, critiques Trump's economic policies, highlighting the contractionary effects of tariffs and the undermining of statistical agencies. He expresses concern over the future of global trade due to the US's shift away from globalization.

New York City has opened Ace’s Place, the first city-funded homeless shelter in the U.S. exclusively for transgender and gender nonconforming adults. Located in Queens and operated by Destination Tomorrow, the shelter offers affirming housing and vital support services. This milestone facility addresses widespread discrimination and fills a long standing gap in safe shelter access.

Industrialist Harsh Goenka condemned the U.S.'s additional 25% tariff on Indian goods over Russian oil imports, calling it an attack on sovereignty. The tariff hike raises the total duty to 50%, impacting key sectors like textiles and marine exports. India called the move “unfair” and vowed to protect national interests, as trade talks with the U.S. remain underway.

During his presidency, Donald Trump faced criticism for discrediting or concealing data that reflected poorly on his administration, including economic figures, election results, and climate change reports. Critics argue that these actions undermine trust in government and could lead to policy decisions based on faulty information.

India is strengthening its Indo-Pacific strategy, particularly defense ties, before the Philippines President's visit and PM Modi's Japan trip. High-level military interactions with Japan and naval deployments to Manila highlight India's proactive maritime outreach. Defense cooperation is a key pillar in the growing bilateral relations between India and the Philippines.

Goa is cracking down on disruptive tourist behavior with the Goa Tourist Places (Protection and Maintenance) Amendment Bill 2025. The new law expands the definition of "nuisance" to include activities like unauthorized vending, public drinking, and littering, with fines ranging from ₹5,000 to ₹1 lakh.

President Trump announced the deployment of two nuclear submarines following what he deemed "highly provocative" comments made by former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev. Trump conveyed his decision via Truth Social, emphasizing the importance of words and the potential for unintended consequences. He expressed hope that the deployment would serve as a deterrent and prevent escalation.