Zepto Bengaluru Warehouse Found Extremely Unhygienic in Raid

A raid on Zepto's warehouse in Bengaluru revealed "extremely unhygienic" conditions, including organic waste, discarded wrappers, and food safety violations like non-compliant labeling and mishandling. The Food Safety Division conducted the inspection to assess the quality and safety of food products, leading to the discovery of several infractions against FSSAI requirements. The health department plans to pursue strict legal action against operators violating food safety regulations. Similar unhygienic findings were reported at Indira Canteens and some of Bengaluru's top hotels earlier this week.

Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Trust CEO Hopefuls Face Tough Interview in Ayodhya

Eighteen candidates interviewed for the CEO position of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust were questioned about their religious practices, dietary habits, and vision for the Ram Temple, alongside their work experience and family background. The comprehensive interview process included a 34-point Google form and both online and face-to-face interviews, with eight candidates, including four former IAS officers, participating in person. This move follows allegations of embezzlement within the Trust, leading to increased scrutiny and the resignation of three officials, including former general secretary Champat Rai.

Marijuana Detected in Air India Pilot After Flight Incident, Probe Continues

The captain of an Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi, which lost 300 feet of altitude last week, has tested positive for marijuana in a confirmatory test. The incident, which injured 13 passengers and four crew members, led India's Ministry of Civil Aviation to summon Air India CEO Campbell Wilson for clarification. The Airbus A320neo safely landed in Delhi with 137 passengers onboard. Air India, majority-owned by the Tata Group, stated it had not been informed of the drug test results prior to the investigation announcement.

Devastating Quake in Colombia Kills 111, Topples Buildings, Traps Victims

A 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit Colombia's Choco province at 7:34 a.m. local time on Monday, resulting in at least 111 fatalities and an unknown number of trapped individuals. The quake, which struck at a depth of 79 km near San José del Palmar, was followed by a 4.8 magnitude aftershock. Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella reported numerous injuries and extensive damage, including collapsed buildings and homes. Social media footage showed significant destruction to Manizales city's Metropolitan Cathedral Basilica, Colombia's tallest cathedral.

Offshore spill less damaging than coastal, expert warns.

Experts warn that if oil from the stranded tanker Caroline Bezengi reaches shallower waters, it could significantly harm marine life, recalling the long-lasting effects of the Exxon Valdez spill. Recent satellite analysis reveals the spill is still spreading, raising environmental concerns. John Amos, CEO of SkyTruth, notes a lack of vessel activity to address the ongoing spill, highlighting a troubling absence of response efforts after more than two months. The Caroline Bezengi, part of Russia’s shadow fleet, was loaded in April and sailed through the Suez Canal in May.

Massive oil slick from tanker grounds off Oman; wildlife threatened

A crude oil leak from the tanker Caroline Bezengi, grounded off Oman’s nature reserve, has created a slick covering nearly 400 square kilometers. The vessel, carrying close to one million barrels of Russian oil, reported difficulties on June 8, with initial assessments suggesting an onboard blast. Oman is taking steps to contain the spill near the Hallaniyat Islands, which host endangered wildlife. Environmental group Greenpeace estimates the slick's size at 600 square kilometers. Efforts to address the spill include spraying dispersants and using booms to collect the oil.

Pune-Bengaluru Highway: 4 Killed in Multi-Vehicle Crash

In Maharashtra, four people died and two were injured in a car accident on the Pune-Bengaluru National Highway in Satara district. The vehicle, traveling from Pune to Satara, lost control, hit a road divider, overturned, and collided with a truck. The injured individuals are currently hospitalized. Traffic on the highway has been restored, and police are investigating the incident.

Assam floods: Indian Ports Association extends ₹5 crore aid.

The Indian Ports Association has donated five crore for flood relief in Assam. Senior officials Sushil Kumar Singh and Vikas Narwale presented the contribution to Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma in Guwahati. Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal stated that this assistance is part of the Union Government's commitment to support Assam during this challenging period, aiming to aid relief and rehabilitation efforts for those affected by the floods across the state.

Amritsar, Jalandhar Seize Arms, Drugs, Foil Terror Plot Ahead of Aug 15

In light of security concerns ahead of Independence Day on August 15, Punjab's Director General of Police, Gaurav Yadav, reviewed preparedness in border areas. He emphasized effective deployment and protection at celebration venues for public safety. Concurrently, police in Amritsar confiscated 10 pistols, ammunition, and a drone carrying over 1 kilogram of heroin, arresting seven suspects involved in cross-border arms and drug supply networks. In Jalandhar, officials dismantled an ISI-sponsored Babbar Khalsa International terror module, arresting a key operative and seizing a hand grenade.

PM Modi's 7 Appeals: Cut Imports, Rethink Spending, Go Local

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged citizens to strengthen the nation in light of the West Asia crisis, emphasizing the need to conserve foreign exchange amid soaring crude oil prices. In a recent address in Hyderabad, he made several appeals, including reducing imported fuel consumption, reevaluating discretionary spending, and exploring options to limit foreign expenditures. Modi also called for a revival of work-from-home practices, reduced consumption of edible oils, and urged farmers to lessen reliance on imported chemical fertilizers. He championed the 'Vocal for Local' initiative, promoting self-reliance and organic farming to achieve India's Viksit Bharat goal by 2047.

Orange Alert: Himachal faces heavy rainfall, disruption

Intermittent rain has persisted across Himachal Pradesh, prompting the Meteorological Centre, Shimla, to warn of heavy rainfall in nine districts over the next 24 hours. Normal life has been disrupted, with 106 roads blocked due to landslides, and essential services like 66 transformers and 19 water supply schemes affected. An Orange Alert has been issued for Kangra, Sirmaur, and Mandi, while a Yellow Alert is in place for six other districts. Authorities advise the public to exercise caution, avoid risky areas, and limit travel.

Parliamentary Stalemate Continues: Opposition Presses Amit Shah

The government aims to end a two-week impasse in Parliament by offering to debate the police action against students protesting the NEET paper leak, responding to Opposition demands for a statement from Amit Shah. Despite this offer, Opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi and Congress' Gaurav Gogoi, plan to continue protests, insisting on discussions about both the students' issues and alleged donation theft in Ayodhya. There is skepticism among some Opposition figures, believing the government's strategy might be an attempt to divide their ranks, particularly concerning the Samajwadi Party's interest in the donation issue.

Man Found Unconscious After Daughters' Deaths in Bengaluru Hotel

A man, S G Imran, 40, is suspected of murdering his two daughters, aged 5 and 10, in a Bengaluru hotel. Following a reported fight with his wife, Imran was found unconscious in the room. Police were alerted by the hotel’s security after Imran failed to check out. Upon entering, authorities discovered the children deceased and Imran lying on the floor. He was subsequently taken to Manipal Hospital and is now in stable condition. Imran worked as a manager in a cab service company.

Adani Brothers Cleared of Criminal Charges in US Court

A US court has dismissed all criminal charges against Gautam and Sagar Adani and their associate Vneet Jaain, following a request from the US government. Judge Nicholas Garaufis dismissed the charges with prejudice, preventing future prosecution, despite expressing concerns about “irregularities” in the Justice Department's decision. Additionally, a settlement was reached between the Adanis and the US Securities and Exchange Commission, requiring the Adanis to pay $18 million to resolve civil securities fraud charges without admitting guilt.

Panic in Colombia: 7.4 Quake Damages Buildings, Traps Residents

A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck Colombia on Monday, primarily affecting Choco Province and causing significant panic, especially at Pereira Airport, where violent shaking was recorded. The quake resulted in at least 69 fatalities and numerous injuries, with dozens of buildings collapsing and residents trapped under debris. The epicentre was located in San Jose Del Palmar, approximately 400 kilometers west of Bogota, at a depth of 107 kilometers. The tremors were also felt in neighboring Ecuador, with 18 deaths reported in Pereira alone.

Rahul Gandhi backs protesting students, BJP intensifies attack on Jharkhand govt

The BJP intensified its criticism of the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha-Congress government following police action against student protesters. Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi condemned the violence, advocating for peaceful dialogue to address student concerns. BJP leaders, including Babulal Marandi, challenged Congress to withdraw support from the Hemant Soren administration if they valued student demands. Protests led by the BJP called for a CBI inquiry into alleged recruitment irregularities and demanded Soren's resignation. Marandi warned that police actions could be the downfall of the current government, accusing it of corruption in job placements.

From DJ Booth to Meta's Tech Team: A 13-Year Journey Ends in Layoff

Henry Chen, a self-taught coder and former DJ, was laid off by Meta after over 13 years with the company. In a Business Insider essay, the 38-year-old recounted his journey from a wedding DJ to a tech lead at Facebook, where he joined in 2012 as a contractor and transitioned to a full-time engineer. Chen expressed gratitude for his experiences at Meta, though he noted significant changes following major layoffs in late 2022 and early 2023. Initially, he had aimed to become a teacher before shifting his career path.

Powerful Earthquake Strikes Choco Province, Colombia; Buildings Damaged

A magnitude 6.6 earthquake struck Choco province on Colombia's Pacific coast at 7:34 am on August 10, with its epicentre near San Jose del Palmar, about 400 km from Bogotá. Recorded at a depth of 79 km, the quake caused visible damage, with reports of cracking buildings and people in the streets as far away as Manizales, 120 km distant. Local media noted structural damage in cities including Cali, Armenia, Pereira, and Medellin, highlighting the earthquake's significant impact across the region.

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New National Tribunals Commission Bill Passes House

The House adjourned until 11 AM Tuesday as lawmakers discussed a Bill to establish a National Tribunals Commission (NTC) for overseeing tribunal appointments and operations. The NTC will consist of a Chairperson and four members and will handle the selection, performance review, and complaints against tribunal members, along with maintaining a National Tribunals Data Grid. The Bill, which covers 16 tribunals including several key judicial bodies, seeks to repeal the Tribunals Reforms Act of 2021, struck down by the Supreme Court in 2025, while protecting existing appointments.

Air India flight: Hydraulic, control system failures blamed for altitude drop

On August 4, an Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi experienced a "momentary loss in altitude" that injured 17 people. Initial reports attributed the incident to turbulence; however, multiple sources revealed it stemmed from significant failures in the aircraft's hydraulic and flight-control systems. Nearly 2.5 hours into the flight, technical issues arose, marked by low-pressure indications and cascading failures involving one or two hydraulic systems at a time. This sequence of malfunctions is described by pilots as extremely rare.

Colombia Earthquake: At Least 20 Killed, Homes Destroyed

A 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck Western Colombia on Monday, resulting in at least 20 fatalities and extensive building collapses. Many residents were trapped under debris, leading to injuries and evacuations. The epicenter was located in San Jose Del Palmar, a small community 400 kilometers west of Bogota. According to the US Geological Survey, the quake hit at a depth of 107 kilometers and was also felt in neighboring Ecuador. The Mayor of Pereira reported that 18 of the victims were from his town, describing the situation as "critical."

Amit Shah to reply on protester action amid Parliament

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will address the Opposition's concerns regarding alleged excesses against protesters during the July 20 march to Parliament over paper leaks. Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju announced that the government is prepared for a detailed discussion on security actions against student protesters, who demanded the resignation of former Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, who has since resigned. Rijiju emphasized the need for a focused discussion in the Lok Sabha without interruptions while Shah responds to the issues raised.

National Sports Success Needs Culture, Not Just Infrastructure: PM

Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized that India's success in sports depends on fostering a comprehensive sports culture, rather than just physical infrastructure. He praised athletes for their contributions to national pride, stating their achievements inspire young students more than words of encouragement. During a meeting with Commonwealth Games champions, Modi celebrated the evolution of Indian sports and reaffirmed his commitment to supporting athletes. He expressed confidence in their future victories, also encouraging one athlete to continue her journey in sports for the sake of her daughters.