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Jaismine Lamboria advanced to the world boxing quarterfinals in Liverpool with a dominant win over Brazil’s Jucielen Romeu, while Abhinash Jamwal also progressed as Sakshi and Sanamacha exited the tournament

India’s 24-member shooting squad begins its ISSF World Cup campaign in Ningbo, with Ramita Jindal, Divyansh Singh Panwar and Rhythm Sangwan leading mixed team events against world-class opposition in rifle and pistol

Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz warned of a “powerful hurricane” over Gaza City, issuing a final ultimatum to Hamas to release hostages and surrender. The IDF is preparing a major offensive as evacuations continue and high-rise strikes intensify.

Telangana will launch an AI Centre of Excellence with Australia’s Deakin University. The centre will focus on AI in healthcare, governance, and agriculture, train youth with global standards, and support local startups. The goal is to make Telangana a global AI leader

Elon Musk defended social media platform X after U.S. advisor Peter Navarro accused it of spreading "propaganda" over India's Russian oil imports. Musk emphasized user-driven narratives and transparency, as India and the White House dismissed Navarro’s remarks as misleading

In southwest Colombia, 45 soldiers were kidnapped by hundreds of people in a rebel-controlled area while implementing crop substitution programs. This marks the second such incident in a month, highlighting ongoing instability and rebel influence in rural regions

Prince Harry's brief UK visit for charity work has sparked speculation about a potential reconciliation with King Charles III, amid signs of easing tensions after years of estrangement, legal battles, and public revelations that strained royal family relations

As crops are destroyed, aid blocked, and children starve, famine is being weaponised by Netanyahu’s government — while the world looks away

Pakistan's first-ever economic census highlights stark disparities, with over 600,000 mosques and only 269,000 schools. The country faces a shortage of hospitals, formal employment, and educational institutions, limiting its economic growth

England thrashed South Africa by a record 342 runs in the third ODI at Southampton, posting 414-5 before bowling out the Proteas for 72. Jofra Archer starred with 4-18

India defeated South Korea 4-1 in Rajgir to clinch their fourth Men’s Asia Cup hockey title, ending an eight-year wait and sealing qualification for the 2026 World Cup in Belgium and the Netherlands

Lakshya Chahar advanced to the round of 16 at the World Boxing Championships with a dominant win. Nikhat Zareen also impressed, but Lovlina Borgohain and Hitesh Gulia suffered defeats

Lakshya Chahar secured a dominant 5:0 win over Hussein Iashaish of Jordan to enter the round of 16 at the World Boxing Championships, as India’s 20-member squad continued its campaign

India’s compound men’s team won gold at the 2025 Archery World Championships, while the mixed team secured silver. Rishabh Yadav bagged two medals, contributing to India’s best-ever World Championship performance

Aryna Sabalenka defeated Amanda Anisimova 6-3, 7-6(3) to win her second consecutive US Open title, becoming the first woman to defend her crown at Flushing Meadows since Serena Williams in 2014

India's 24-member shooting team prepares to compete at the ISSF World Cup in Ningbo, China, facing top global talent, including Olympic champions. Fresh combinations in air rifle and air pistol await

Meta is reportedly recruiting US-based contractors at up to $55/hour to build Hindi-language AI chatbots for Indian users, focusing on storytelling and character development. The move highlights Meta’s push for culturally relevant AI experiences, amid prior privacy and safety concerns.

Veteran politician Anutin Charnvirakul, known for decriminalizing cannabis in Thailand, became prime minister after a royal endorsement following Parliament’s vote. He succeeds Paetongtarn Shinawatra, dismissed for ethics violations, and now faces leading a fragile coalition amid political turmoil and calls for constitutional reform

Undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea disrupted internet in Asia and the Middle East, impacting India and Pakistan. Microsoft and NetBlocks confirmed outages, while suspicions of Houthi involvement resurfaced amid ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict and escalating regional tensions over maritime and infrastructure security

A Russian drone and missile barrage on Kyiv killed two people, including a one-year-old child, and injured 11 others, officials said. Residential buildings were hit in Sviatoshynskyi and Darnytskyi districts as debris rained down on the Ukrainian capital.

Mauritius Prime Minister Navinchandra Ramgoolam will visit India from September 9–16, including Varanasi, Ayodhya, Mumbai, and Tirupati, with a key bilateral meeting scheduled with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on September 11.

President Zelensky said nearly 60 per cent of weapons used on Ukraine’s front lines are domestically produced, as Kyiv expands defence manufacturing, launches drone production, and secures international support for air defence systems.

A snapped steel cable caused Lisbon’s Gloria Funicular derailment, killing 16 and injuring 22. Victims include Britons and foreign nationals, as investigators probe design flaws and oversight gaps in the historic railway.

Residents of Gaza City are refusing to evacuate despite Israel announcing a new “humanitarian zone” in Khan Younis, citing overcrowding, hunger, and unsafe conditions, as bombardments intensify and calls for ceasefire continue.