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Top 10 | ABP LIVE Afternoon Bulletin: Top News Headlines from 29 August 2026 - Afternoon
ABP News Bureau | August 29, 2026 2:41 PM CST

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Here are the top news and stories in entertainment, sports, technology, gadgets genre from 29 August 2026:

  1. PM Modi on Saturday embarked on a two-nation visit to Uzbekistan and the Kyrgyz Republic, where he will attend the 26th SCO Summit. Read More

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  3. Kharge, in his letter, called for expanded humanitarian assistance to flood-hit Nepal and stronger rescue efforts for Indians stranded in the neighbouring country. Read More

  4. Nepal flash floods: Rescue teams have so far evacuated 4,451 people, while efforts continue to reach stranded communities, locate those unaccounted for, and restore damaged infrastructure. Read More

  5. Ramayana Telugu rights: Dil Raju is reportedly in talks to acquire the theatrical distribution rights for Ramayana in the Telugu-speaking states. Read More

  6. The accused in the Delhi model murder case has been arrested after police shot him in both legs during an encounter. He reportedly fired four rounds at the cops before the police retaliated. Read More

  7. D Gukesh gave a hilarious reply after a social media user told him to retire, leaving fans amused by the World Champion’s comeback. Read More

  8. Highlighting what he described as a “bitter truth,” PM Modi noted that India does not compete in a large number of sports featured at the Olympics. Read More

  9. Television actress Aditi Sharma has filed a domestic violence complaint against husband Abhineet Vidyanand Kaushik and his family. Mumbai Police have registered an FIR and launched an investigation. Read More

  10. Indraprastha Gas Ltd has raised CNG prices in Delhi and adjoining cities by Rs 3.89 per kg, citing higher input costs as imported LNG prices have surged amid the West Asia conflict. Read More


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