Aditi Sharma accuses husband of domestic violence; FIR filed: Reports

Television actor Aditi Sharma has filed a police complaint alleging domestic violence against her husband, Abhineet Vidyanand Kaushik, and his family in Goregaon, Mumbai. The FIR, lodged on July 31, 2026, accuses them of physical and mental harassment. Aditi claims their marriage, which began in November 2024, deteriorated rapidly, marked by violence and mistrust.

DPL 2026: Central Delhi Kings continue winning run with thrilling victory

Central Delhi Kings maintained their unbeaten run in the Delhi Premier League 2026, securing a thrilling four-wicket victory over Outer Delhi Warriors in a rain-shortened match, chasing down 131 runs with 133/6 in 9.5 overs. Key performances included Yash Dhull’s explosive 35 and Vansh Bedi’s unbeaten 47. Backstory notes Purani Dilli 6’s solid previous match despite their loss.

Super El Nino update: These 4 US states could see heavy snowfall this winter

The World Meteorological Organization warns of a strengthening El Nino, likely becoming a “Super El Nino” by late 2026, characterized by warmer sea-surface temperatures and significant global weather shifts. Historical data suggests northern U.S. will see milder winters while southern regions anticipate heavy rain. Experts stress the urgent need for climate action to mitigate impacts.

Love Horoscope Today, August 3, 2026

Clear communication and emotional honesty can transform your love life today, resonating across all zodiac signs. Singles and couples alike are encouraged to express feelings, build stability, and embrace new beginnings, supported by specific crystal combinations. This guidance emphasizes personal growth and the importance of heartfelt connections, highlighting love as a journey of authenticity and trust.

Justin Greaves resists Pakistan bowlers on the opening day of the second Test

Justin Greaves scored an unbeaten 64, helping West Indies reach 239-5 on a rain-affected opening day of the second Test against Pakistan in Trinidad. After early wickets, Greaves and Shai Hope stabilized the innings. Pakistan's decision to drop top bowler Mohammad Abbas raised eyebrows. The match continues as Greaves hopes to recover for further contributions.

Centre to push 4 bills amid House impasse; FCRA, SC judges and 2 other bills

The Opposition plans to intensify its criticism of the BJP over alleged embezzlement of Ram Mandir donations and demands a statement from Amit Shah regarding violence against students during a July protest. Amidst ongoing protests, the government aims to pass key legislation, including the Foreign Contribution Regulation Amendment Bill, during the limited monsoon session. The Ram Mandir donation controversy involves an SIT investigation following embezzlement claims, indicating a growing political battle.

Simultaneous balancing and engagement with China

India is engaging more with China amid Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) rule changes, allowing automatic investments with limited Chinese ownership. While some fear dependence post-Galwan, others argue for a dual approach of balancing and trading with China, as evident in recent diplomatic meetings. India's predicament requires managing security and economic ties simultaneously. The relationship demands careful navigation to avoid crises.

Ending digital addiction to safeguard children's future

A 16-year-old from Uttar Pradesh was detained for threatening high-profile politicians, seeking fame through online antics. This incident highlights rising concerns over online addiction among youth, impacting their mental health. As governments worldwide take action against this epidemic, India lags. Experts advocate for balancing technology use with discipline to enhance student performance and well-being.

Data centres must pay their true costs

Following New York's AI data center moratorium, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand urged community protection against rising costs and environmental harm. India faces similar scrutiny, questioning the benefits of hosting data centers amidst rising energy and water demands, particularly given their environmental impacts. Ensuring transparency and fair resource pricing is crucial for India to benefit from this tech surge.

Harshad Chopda becomes first finalist on Lock Upp 2, Shivangi Joshi evicted

In a shocking twist on *Lock Upp 2*, contestant Shreya Kalra eliminated fan-favorite Shivangi Joshi, sparking mixed reactions from viewers. Many praised Shreya's strategic move to remove her strongest rival. Despite the elimination, rumors claim Shivangi may return via a wildcard entry, leaving fans intrigued as the finale approaches. The season has been marked by emotional sacrifices and complex gameplay.

Quote of the day by Sunil Chhetri: ‘Talent is fine, but if you don’t want to…'

Sunil Chhetri emphasized the importance of hard work over talent in a recent FIFA interview, stating, “Talent is fine, but if you don’t want to work hard at this level, you will not sustain it.” As India's fourth-highest international scorer and a sports icon, he highlights that perseverance is key to success in football and beyond. Chhetri's journey reflects this ethos.

Vienna shooting: Shooting reported on Grand Central Avenue in West Virginia

A shooting occurred in Vienna, West Virginia on August 2, confirmed by Wood County Sheriff Rick Woodyard, but details on injuries and the suspect remain unknown. Mayor Chad Emrick advised residents to avoid the area due to lane closures on Grand Central Avenue as police and first responders manage the situation. Further details on the motive are still pending.

Pegula leads Eala as storms push Washington Open finals to Monday

Thunderstorms postponed the WTA final at the Washington Open, with world number three Jessica Pegula leading Alexandra Eala 6-4, 2-1 when play was suspended. The finals will resume Monday, with Pegula aiming for her 12th tour title. Eala hopes for her first after notable wins this week. The men's final was also postponed amid the weather disruption.

Clavicular's '20-minute makeup routine' video goes viral; streamer reacts

A viral video of streamer Clavicular's extensive makeup routine ignited debate over male grooming on social media. While supporters labeled his "makeupmaxing" approach as a valid grooming tool, critics derided it as unmasculine. Clavicular, a key figure in the looksmaxxing community, defended his practice, highlighting the divided opinions on modern masculinity and self-presentation.

Delhi's untold case files: From protecting the PM to chasing exam mafias

Former Delhi Police Special Commissioner Dependra Pathak revealed significant threats to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s security, likening them to Rajiv Gandhi’s assassination. He emphasized the need for rapid decision-making in policing to prevent incidents, insisting that operations rely on minimum force and utmost restraint. Contextually, he reflected on the dynamics of law enforcement during high-stakes situations, including recent protests.

‘The name I am going to give is Ashish Nehra’: Moeen Ali’s unequivocal praise

Former England all-rounder Moeen Ali hailed Gujarat Titans head coach Ashish Nehra as the “greatest cricket brain” he has encountered, surpassing even Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Ali, who worked with Nehra at RCB, praised his strategic acumen and ability to create a positive team environment. Nehra has led the Titans to three finals in five IPL seasons, showcasing his coaching prowess.

22-year-old shows ₹4.8 lakh salary screenshot: ‘I’m not even from an IIT’

A 22-year-old growth marketer, Lavanya Jain, claimed on X that he earns over $100,000 annually without an IIT degree, demonstrating that success isn't solely tied to prestigious education. Sharing bank alerts totaling Rs 4.8 lakh, he emphasized his five passive income sources and highlighted the importance of personal achievement over elite college credentials. Jain dropped out just before graduation from his engineering course.

Nancy Guthrie case takes new turn as report alleges early investigative missteps

A new report questions the investigation into Nancy Guthrie's disappearance, revealing that officers overlooked dried blood on her porch and delayed securing the scene. Investigators, distracted by determining the case's nature, significantly delayed using vital surveillance resources. Nancy, mother of Today host Savannah Guthrie, went missing in Tucson on February 1, 2026, amid ransom notes with conflicting messages.

Kay Granger cause of death update: How did ex-Texas Congresswoman die?

Former Texas Congresswoman Kay Granger, 83, has passed away, confirmed by Speaker Mike Johnson, who praised her significant contributions as Fort Worth's first female mayor and in Congress for nearly 30 years. Granger faced health struggles, including dementia, prior to her passing. She broke barriers for women in public service, leaving a legacy of dedication to her community.

Neeraj Chopra, PT Usha receive CWG flag as India begins road to 2030 Ahmedabad

The 2026 Commonwealth Games concluded in Glasgow, marking a significant transfer of the Commonwealth flag and baton to India, set to host the centenary edition in Ahmedabad in 2030. India achieved 39 medals, including 13 golds, and showcased a vibrant cultural presentation at the closing ceremony. This edition continued India's legacy in the Games, highlighting advancements in both conventional and para athletics.

Slipper thrown at MP Pappu Yadav over Parliament Ram temple skit, two detained

A man threw a slipper at Independent MP Pappu Yadav during a press conference on Sunday, sparking a scuffle after Yadav defended his controversial skit about donation theft at the Ram temple. Amid backlash and police complaints, Yadav vowed not to be intimidated, asserting his commitment to his cause. The attacker was apprehended by Yadav's supporters.

Mystery, mastery and a tumultuous twist: Roger Ackroyd at 100

Agatha Christie’s “The Murder of Roger Ackroyd,” published a century ago, redefined detective fiction with its unreliable narrator, Dr. Sheppard, who is ultimately the murderer, shocking readers and elevating genre standards. Christie’s narrative techniques and subversion of expectations sparked debate among purists and fans. The novel remains relevant, showcasing her masterful storytelling and marking Poirot’s significance in literary history.

$100,000 OPT fee plan is bad news for Indian students and the US | Number Theory

The Trump administration is proposing a $100,000 fee for Optional Practical Training (OPT), a program enabling foreign graduates to work in the US post-graduation. This follows setbacks related to H-1B fees. OPT is crucial for US employers to hire foreign graduates, particularly impacting Indian students seeking work in the competitive US job market. The proposal could significantly affect their opportunities.

Kanwariyas run rampant amid a lack of enforcement in Delhi

The annual Kanwar Yatra in Delhi has begun, causing noise pollution, traffic congestion, and disruptions for local residents, particularly in East and South Delhi. Despite complaints about late-night music violations and minimal police intervention, authorities claim to be monitoring the situation. Many residents fear these disturbances will worsen as the pilgrimage progresses, echoing long-standing concerns about regulation enforcement.

Twin Falls PD issues emotional statement after Idaho In-N-Out shooting

A mass shooting at In-N-Out in Twin Falls, Idaho, left four dead, including the shooter, Chad Williams, 24, who died by suicide. Eyewitnesses described chaos as Williams opened fire with an AR-style rifle. Police praised community support and cooperation from surrounding law enforcement agencies in the wake of the tragedy, emphasizing unity in their mission to protect.

Hasina may detail ‘homecoming’ plans, her visions for Bangladesh on August 5

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina plans to announce her return home in a virtual media interaction in New Delhi, two years after fleeing amid widespread protests. Hasina, living in self-exile since August 2024, faces potential arrest upon return. Her participation highlights ongoing political tensions and her desire for a democratic environment in Bangladesh.

Only 1 active local terrorist left in J&K; hunt on for Mohammed Lateef Bhat

Jammu & Kashmir now has only one active local terrorist, Mohammed Lateef Bhat, as security agencies focus on his involvement in recent attacks, including the killing of two migrant workers and a head constable. This decline in local terrorists, from a peak of 50-60 five years ago, follows intensified crackdowns on terror financing. Bhat escaped during an operation targeting him and another militant.

Numerology Horoscope Today: Predictions for August 3, 2026

Today’s personal day number prompts varying advice for each number group. Number 1 should practice patience before financial commitments, while Number 2 is advised to maintain calm amidst frustrations. Numbers 3 through 9 are encouraged to seek guidance, reflect on accomplishments, and communicate effectively. Overall, embracing patience and thoughtful collaboration leads to personal growth.

Twin Falls death toll: Was Chad Williams among 3 killed? Police provide update

A mass shooting at an In-N-Out in Twin Falls, Idaho, resulted in four fatalities, including gunman Chad Williams, who died by suicide. Three victims are deceased, two are critically injured, and investigations are ongoing. The police commended an off-duty officer and a civilian for returning gunfire. Counseling services are available for affected individuals.

Karan Aujla leaves Samay in splits with funny remark over power cut on Latent

Samay Raina returns with Season 2 of India’s Got Latent following public backlash over Ranveer Allahbadia's controversy. Karan Aujla's humorous remarks, including a quip on a power outage, captivated audiences. The show faced scrutiny after Allahbadia’s remarks in 2025 prompted outrage and legal actions, concluding with Raina defending him amidst the ongoing debate on internet culture.