Are Dalton Ain’t Worried and Sako faking a divorce? Netizens say ‘stop playing’

Influencer Dalton Aint Worried, real name Dalton Joseph Memel, has confirmed he is divorcing his wife, Sako, having filed on July 30th. In responding to questions about Sako's whereabouts, he expressed uncertainty. Speculation about their relationship intensified following a video earlier this month amid rumors of Memel's criminal past. Despite confirming the divorce, many fans doubt the authenticity.

Lindsay Clancy 'has no remorse': Viral murder trial courtroom video sparks fury

Lindsay Clancy, 36, has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder for the deaths of her three children, who were killed in January 2023. Testimony revealed she experienced psychosis and command hallucinations, believing she was sending them "to God." Public reaction on social media highlights a perceived lack of remorse. Closing arguments are expected next week, determining her fate.

Jake Bobo injury update: Bad news for Seahawks as WR lands on season-ending IR

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo has been placed on season-ending injured reserve due to a significant knee injury sustained during a joint practice with the Tennessee Titans. With Bobo out, the team has signed Julian Hicks to fill his roster spot. Bobo ends his NFL career with 34 receptions for 323 yards and three touchdowns.

Is Ed Oliver married? Bills defensive tackle's family and kids in focus

Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver is mourning the tragic loss of his two-year-old son, Ed Oliver III, who reportedly drowned at their Texas home on June 28. Bills GM Brandon Beane extended condolences to the family during this difficult time. Oliver, 28, has kept his personal life private, and little is known about his family aside from his parents and older brother.

Hockey Worlds: India close to exit after 1-3 loss to Netherlands

In a decisive Hockey World Cup match, co-hosts Netherlands defeated India 3-1, securing a semi-final spot while ending India's hopes. Despite India's possession and more circle entries, the disciplined Dutch capitalized on opportunities, with Thijs van Dam's final goal epitomizing their performance. India struggled with injuries and individual battles, ultimately falling short in the crucial fixture.

HT City Delhi Junction: Catch It Live on August 23 in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram

The events scheduled in Delhi from August 21 to 23 include the free-entry Footwear India Expo at Bharat Mandapam, alongside notable festivals like the Jagran Film Festival featuring Imtiaz Ali, and the Dastan-e-Raahi directed by Mahmood Farooqui. Various art and cultural activities, including workshops and performances, highlight the vibrant local scene. Attendees can easily access venues via nearby metro stations.

Man arrested for having links with Pakistani gangsters through social media

A 25-year-old man, Syed Abubakar, was arrested for terrorism-related charges due to alleged links with Pakistani gangsters on social media, specifically Instagram. Police acted on a tip about his suspicious activities. His mobile revealed contact with a radical individual, showcasing interest in firearms and potential incitement against India. Investigations are ongoing to trace the connected individual.

‘iPhone is not your identity’: Shehzad Poonawalla’s advice after Maha teen dies

BJP leader Shehzad Poonawalla addressed a tragic incident in Maharashtra where a 19-year-old boy and his parents died after a dispute over an iPhone bought on EMI, highlighting the societal pressure to own expensive products. He urged individuals to prioritize values over possessions and understand their financial realities, warning against consumerism fueled by social media.

Cleveland weather update: When will Browns vs Bills game start after delay?

The Browns vs. Bills preseason game at Huntington Bank Field will resume at 1:45 p.m. ET following a weather delay, as reported by News4Buffalo. Fans eagerly anticipate the action, which was interrupted due to inclement weather. The game highlights the excitement of the preseason as teams prepare for the upcoming NFL season.

‘Cannot accept what was offered’: Canadian PM on why US trade deal didn't work

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the nation's rejection of U.S. trade terms after negotiations failed, resulting in the U.S. imposing 50% tariffs on $20 billion of Canadian goods. As retaliation, Canada will implement its own tariffs on steel and dairy starting September 8, with Carney emphasizing that the U.S. demands were excessive. Background negotiations included compromises that Canada was willing to consider.

Jaishankar questions relevance of Pakistan-Turkey-Saudi defence pact

India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar emphasized the need for a pragmatic relationship with China amidst strained ties following the 2020 Galwan Valley clashes. He underscored the importance of continuing business with China and other nations while maintaining national confidence. Jaishankar also addressed the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement, noting India's assessment of its implications on security and regional stability.

Jinxed? Lko-Knp E-way faces fresh soil erosion

The Lucknow-Kanpur Expressway faces significant soil erosion, threatening a major collapse near Bandukheda, with 10 meters of road shoulder washed away. Recent damage includes the Chiraiya Nala culvert, where erosion has compromised structural integrity. Repair efforts are ongoing as concerns about construction quality rise due to repeated erosion since July. NHAI awaits an IIT Khadakpur report for further assessment.

France’s badminton surge gathers pace with Alex Lanier

France has emerged as a significant force in badminton, highlighted by Alex Lanier's historic advance to the World Championships final, marking the country's first medal at this event. The team's success includes a shocking Thomas Cup run and a European Men's Championship victory. With three players in the top 15, Belgium's structured development is showing dividends on the international stage.

Chandigarh Chord | The school that grew with Chandigarh

St. John’s High School, established in 1959 in Chandigarh, is more than an educational institution; it embodies the city’s youthful spirit. While its modernist architecture reflects Chandigarh’s planning ideals, it is the memories of camaraderie, play, and personal growth that resonate with alumni. As Chandigarh evolves, St. John’s remains a nostalgic anchor in the city’s collective memory.

For an hour, Delhi disappeared into candlelight and jazz

The Candlelight initiative's "The Jazz Room: A Journey to the Heart of New Orleans" captivated audiences on August 16 at Piano Man, showcasing local musicians and creating an intimate atmosphere with candlelight and live jazz. The event, designed to democratize music access, surprisingly garnered phenomenal responses, with more performances anticipated later this year, aiming to broaden appreciation for diverse genres.

UP Board makes 18% GST mandatory on recognition fee

Schools in Uttar Pradesh must now pay an 18% GST on recognition fees, effective April 1, 2026, as mandated by the UP Board. Applications without GST will be rejected. Institutions must pay the fee into the state treasury and then submit GST payments separately, as per the new regulations rooted in a 2024 finance ministry directive.

Waterlogging in Prayagraj sparks scrutiny, HC seeks permanent solution

Severe waterlogging in Prayagraj has prompted urgent action from the Allahabad high court, which directed officials to submit a long-term flood prevention plan. The administration criticized for drainage blockages is deploying 43 pumps and conducting sanitation measures. Continuous rainfall exacerbated flooding in vulnerable areas. Rural villages also reported significant crop losses due to overflowing water bodies.

After World Championships, Gopichand turns focus to the Asian Games

New Delhi: After a historic women’s doubles bronze at the BWF World Championships, chief national coach Pullela Gopichand outlines a focused approach for the Asian Games ahead, emphasizing specialized coaching for a deep roster. While celebrating Gayatri Gopichand’s achievement, he remains optimistic about the team's camaraderie. This reflects India's evolving badminton landscape, targeting future mixed doubles success.

UP apprises HC on construction of trauma centre in Prayagraj

In a recent PIL, the Allahabad High Court addressed the urgent need for a trauma center at Motilal Nehru Medical College, with the state government proposing a 180-day timeline for DPR approval and contractor selection. The court criticized state officials for delays, urging immediate action to meet the healthcare needs of Prayagraj and surrounding areas. Concerns were also raised about delays in completing the children’s wing at SN Children’s Hospital, with UPSCIDCO required to explain its performance.

₹75 lakh heist in Delhi: How a fired worker's robbery plot was exposed

In a daylight robbery in Delhi's Ashok Vihar on August 19, a former employee orchestrated a heist, stealing ₹75 lakh and valuables while holding the homeowner's wife at knifepoint. Police arrested six men and two juveniles, recovering ₹51.52 lakh. The juvenile mastermind, fired for misconduct, had surveilled the house for a month prior.

Ganga, Yamuna swell towards danger mark, cremations shift to roads

Flood threats escalated in Prayagraj as Ganga and Yamuna levels surged toward danger marks, submerging roads and affecting localities. The Ganga reached 81.19 metres and the Yamuna 80.84 metres by Saturday evening, impacted by water from upstream barrages. Residents have begun evacuating to relief shelters amid concerns for temples and cremation sites. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation.

IIT-B sets new record for PhDs awarded

IIT Bombay awarded a record 620 PhDs during its 64th convocation, emphasizing a six-year completion limit to enhance PhD efficiency. Director Shireesh Kedare highlighted initiatives to attract undergraduates to PhD programs and address Gen Z’s challenges, including distractions from social media and parental expectations. The ceremony celebrated 3,763 degrees awarded across various disciplines, marking a milestone for the institute.

Why is Josh Allen not playing today vs Browns? Is he injured? Reason revealed

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen will not play in the preseason game against the Cleveland Browns, prioritizing health and evaluating team depth instead. Allen had a strong preseason debut, completing 6 of 8 passes for 111 yards and a touchdown. This decision follows a productive joint practice, allowing younger players to showcase their skills.

What happened to Ed Oliver's 2-year-old son?

Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver remains unavailable for the game against the Cleveland Browns, reportedly due to mourning the tragic loss of his two-year-old son in a drowning accident. While the team initially cited injury for his absence, unconfirmed reports suggest deeper issues. Sources close to Oliver request privacy as details unfold amidst growing rumors and speculation.

Ganesh Chaturthi: Delhi is all hands-on to craft Bappa idols

As Delhiites eagerly await Ganesh Chaturthi on September 14, workshops for crafting Ganesha idols are gaining popularity, emphasizing hands-on participation. Artists offer sessions ranging from group classes to private instruction, with an eco-friendly focus. These workshops foster family bonding and devotion while allowing creativity at individual paces, transforming idol-making into a cherished communal experience beyond traditional celebrations.

DUSU election rolls out portal to report defacement on campus

Delhi University has launched an online portal for reporting defacement ahead of the DUSU elections to curb excessive campaigning. Anyone, including non-students, can report issues, ensuring anonymity. Complaints can include images or videos of violations, fostering responsibility among students. This initiative aims to maintain a clean campus and engage the community in overseeing electoral decorum.

Tharoor amid Vande Mataram row: ‘We will all stand up for entire thing if…'

In the ongoing Congress-BJP conflict over Vande Mataram, MP Shashi Tharoor confirmed Congress's stance of singing one stanza of the national anthem and two verses of Vande Mataram since 1937. The BJP has issued a resolution defending the complete version of the song and condemning Congress's decision, asserting that it reflects broader political dynamics.

Treesa, Gayatri hit the high notes despite semi-final loss

In an electrifying semi-final at the BWF World Championships, Indian women's doubles pair Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand secured a historic bronze medal amidst a cheering crowd of 8,000. Despite losing to world No. 1s Liu Shen Shu and Tan Ning, their journey showcased resilience, marking a significant achievement for Indian badminton, following their recent Arjuna award recognition.

Canada to impose retaliatory tariffs on US goods from Sept 8 as trade talks fail

The U.S. imposed 50% tariffs on $20 billion of Canadian goods, effective soon, after failed negotiations. Canada plans to retaliate with similar tariffs starting Sept. 8, targeting key industries like steel and agriculture. President Trump’s measures affect 5% of Canada’s annual exports, marking a significant escalation in trade tensions between the two allies.

Indian woman loses purse in Japan, stranger returns ₹1 lakh valuables intact

An Indian woman, Sonam Midha, expressed her gratitude after losing her purse in Japan, only to find it returned intact by a stranger to the police. Users online shared similar positive experiences, praising Japan’s kindness. Midha's video highlighted the emotional impact of the incident, showcasing the country's reputation for integrity. Such stories reinforce Japan's exceptional cultural values regarding honesty and community.