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₹3.50 lakh car claims SUV-like look and lower price than Alto

Aaj Tak News lists a car described as costing ₹3.50 lakh, cheaper than the Alto and styled like an SUV. The supplied material does not identify the model or provide verified details about its features, availability, variants, specifications or bookings, while related links discuss financing for other Maruti Suzuki and Tata cars.

Silver price falls ₹10000 in 5 days, remains ₹1.83 lakh below peak

Silver prices are reported to have dropped ₹10000 over 5 days and remain ₹1.83 lakh below their high. The supplied material also points to lower gold prices, but it does not provide verified city-wise rates or a clear date for each quoted figure.

Bombay High Court reprimands FDA; orders linked to 5 restaurants withdrawn

The Bombay High Court questioned whether FDA officials could act as though they were above the rules, according to reports. The proceedings have been linked to the withdrawal of orders cancelling or suspending licences involving Cipla and MCA restaurants, with 5 restaurants reported to be reopening.

Nepal flash-flood death toll reaches 788 as more than 2,500 remain missing

Nepal’s flash-flood death toll has risen to 788, while more than 2,500 people remain missing. Rescuers are searching 8 affected districts on the fifth day after an ice-rock avalanche linked to a glacial collapse sent water, mud and debris through northern and central parts of the country.

Gurugram Police recover missing 13-year-old girls within 04 hours and reunite them with families

Police at Kherki Daula station in Gurugram recovered 2 missing 13-year-old girls, Deepa and Nandini, within 04 hours of receiving information and handed them over to their families. Gurugram Police urged people to report a missing child immediately at the nearest police station or by calling Dial 112.

India to adopt IST as common time reference under 2026 rules

The Legal Metrology (Indian Standard Time) Rules, 2026, will make Indian Standard Time the common time reference across India after 180 days. The change is intended to support accurate time-stamping for banking, digital payments, transport, government and legal records, telecom, power systems and emergency services.

Russia submits proposal for 5 more S-400 squadrons in India’s Rs 50,000-crore tender

Russia has submitted a detailed proposal for India’s planned purchase of 5 additional S-400 Sudarshan squadrons. The Defence Ministry is processing the response for a project estimated to cost over Rs 50,000 crore, while deliveries under a new agreement could begin about 3 years after the deal is signed.

Belgrade survived 115 wars and 44 devastations to become Europe’s resilient city

Belgrade, Serbia’s capital, has endured more than 115 wars and been devastated 44 times because of its strategic position between eastern and western powers. Today, the city combines historic fortresses, museums and cultural neighbourhoods with modern offices, shopping malls, riverfront clubs and a population of around 17 lakh.

Influencer Manjeet Kaur dies after months of treatment following alleged abduction and burning

Social media influencer and makeup artist Manjeet Kaur died at Chandigarh PGI on 26 August 2026 after suffering severe burns. Police have registered a case against 2 people based on her mother’s complaint, while investigators are examining the family’s account of what happened in Chandigarh and Morinda.

Nepal flood death toll reported at 734 as Bhote Koshi river rises again

Rescue operations continued on the fifth day after flash flooding in Nepal, with about 20,000 security personnel deployed. Reports gave differing figures for deaths and missing people, while officials warned teams working in affected districts to remain alert after the Bhote Koshi river rose again on Sunday.

Delhi notifies Fire Service Amendment Rules, 2026 to update building safety standards

The Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi has notified the Delhi Fire Service (Amendment) Rules, 2026. The notification was issued by the Lieutenant Governor under the Delhi Fire Service Act, 2007, and links building fire-safety standards with the updated Unified Building Bye-Laws, 2016.

Delhi made influenza a notifiable disease after 7,044 deaths in 1918 outbreak

An ailing European who arrived in Delhi from Shimla was among the first recorded influenza cases as the disease spread through the city in 1918. A Delhi Archives document dated 17 September 1920 shows officials later placed ordinary influenza under the city’s infectious-disease control powers.

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