Find today's news in pics from India and around the world for August 03, 2026
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Spanish soldiers escorted migrants back to Morocco after fresh crossings into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta
Manchester City kicked off their pre-season campaign with a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Inter Milan at the Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong, eventually losing 3-1 in the ensuing penalty shootout. Divin Mubama opened the scoring for City in the 14th minute, turning in a sharp low cross from Antoine Semenyo. Inter responded before the break when Benjamin Pavard reacted quickest inside the box to fire home an equalizer. Despite dominating large spells of the second half and creating multiple chances—including efforts from Savinho and a shot off the post by Ryan McAidoo—City couldn't find a winner. In the post-match shootout, Inter goalkeeper Ivan Provedel proved decisive, helping the Italian side secure the victory.
Smoke, rubble and burning buildings bear witness to one of the largest overnight drone exchanges in the Russia-Ukraine war, with both sides reporting widespread damage
Students took to the streets in Ranchi to protest alleged irregularities in the JPSC and JSSC recruitment examinations, demanding transparency, fair investigations, and reforms in the recruitment process. This photo gallery captures the demonstrations, placards, police deployment, and the voices of aspirants seeking accountability.
Selva Prabhu Thirumaran etched his name in athletic history by securing a brilliant bronze medal in the men's triple jump event at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Performing at Scotstoun Stadium, the young Indian prodigy showcased remarkable composure under pressure against a stellar international field. Struggling initially to find his optimal run-up board in the swirling wind, Selva Prabhu made crucial technical adjustments by the fourth round. He unleashed a magnificent, explosive leap of 16.42 meters that propelled him into the podium places. Defending his position fiercely through the final two attempts, the gritty Tamil Nadu jumper held off late charges from Caribbean rivals. This hard-fought podium finish marked a stellar milestone in his burgeoning career, cementing his status as a bright future star for Indian athletics on the global stage.
The Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow officially came to a close on Sunday with a vibrant handover ceremony at the Hydro, passing the baton to India for the centenary edition in Ahmedabad 2030. Boxer Jaismine Lamboria proudly carried the Tricolour during the athletes' parade alongside competitors from 74 nations. The transition featured a stunning cultural showcase celebrating India's diversity under the theme "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam," spearheaded by Shankar Mahadevan and Manushi Chhillar, with Neeraj Chopra and PT Usha officially receiving the Commonwealth Flag. Prince Edward formally declared the Games closed, sending off athletes to reunite in India four years from now. India wrapped up their Glasgow campaign strong, finishing fourth in the standings with 39 total medals (13 gold, 17 silver, nine bronze) as the countdown to Ahmedabad 2030 officially begins.
Narender Berwal secured a commendable silver medal in the men's 90+kg super heavyweight boxing event at the 2026 Commonwealth Games held in Glasgow. Competing in the gold-medal clash at the SEC Centre, Narender Berwal faced England's formidable boxer Damar Thomas. Although the Indian heavyweight displayed great determination and searched for openings against his opponent's relentless pressure, Thomas dictated the pace with sharp straight punches and consistent combinations. Ultimately, Narender Berwal went down by a 5-0 unanimous decision on the judges' scorecards, settling for a hard-earned silver medal. Earlier in his campaign, the gritty boxer showcased his power by overcoming tough opponents, including a hard-fought split-decision victory against Samoa's Michael Seko in the quarter-finals to successfully reach the podium
Ankush Panghal produced a sensational comeback to secure a prestigious gold medal in the men's 80kg light heavyweight boxing event at the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow. Competing in the high-stakes final on Saturday, Ankush Panghal faced England's formidable boxer Dimeji Shittu. Although the Indian pugilist endured a rocky start and fell behind after losing a unanimous 0-5 opening round, he displayed incredible mental toughness. Refusing to buckle under pressure, Ankush Panghal completely turned the tide in the second and third rounds through sharp backhand combinations, smart movement, and disciplined defense. Ultimately, the gritty 22-year-old from Haryana clinched victory via a 4-1 split decision, sealing a memorable gold and capping off an extraordinary campaign for India.
Priya Ghanghas delivered a stellar performance to secure a prestigious gold medal in the women's 60kg lightweight boxing event at the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow. Competing in the hard-fought gold-medal final on Saturday, Priya Ghanghas faced Canada's aggressive contender Marie-Bathoul Al-Ahmadieh. Although the Indian pugilist lost a tight opening round on a narrow 3-2 split decision, she demonstrated exceptional resilience by bouncing back strongly in the second round with precise counter-punches. Maintaining her composure through a high-intensity, exhausting final round where both fighters exchanged heavy blows, Priya Ghanghas ultimately claimed victory via a 4-1 split decision on the judges' scorecards. This memorable triumph capped a phenomenal debut campaign at the multi-sport games, further cementing her status as one of India's brightest emerging boxing talents.
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