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Top 10 | ABP LIVE Morning Bulletin: Top News Headlines from 2 September 2026 to Start Your Day - Morning
ABP News Bureau | September 2, 2026 9:11 AM CST

ABP News bring you the top 10 headlines to kick start your day and stay on top of the most important news updates from India and around the World.

Here are the top news and stories in entertainment, sports, technology, gadgets genre from 2 September 2026:

  1. Rescuers battle severe weather, mud and debris to reach workers feared trapped at hydropower sites in Nepal. Read More

  2. Tamil Nadu CM Vijay gifted his Dior glasses to an elderly woman during his Mettur visit. He also opened the dam gates to release Cauvery water for Samba cultivation across 12 delta districts. Read More

  3. The Kosi and Gandak rivers, both fed by waters originating in Nepal, have swelled following the flash floods and are carrying large amounts of debris along with dead fish. Read More

  4. US strikes Iran after IRGC attacks, with Trump warning Tehran that Washington will “hit them hard” amid escalating tensions. Read More

  5. Daayra trailer is out, introducing Kareena Kapoor Khan and Prithviraj Sukumaran as police officers on opposing sides of a case. Read More

  6. Cuba’s Jhoanna Uranga has won Miss Teen International 2026 in Jaipur after competing against contestants from over 30 countries. Read More

  7. Ferrari will race with a special Michael Schumacher-inspired livery at Monza, featuring seven stars to honour the seven-time F1 world champion. Read More

  8. Sabalenka continues to challenge standard sporting aesthetics by pairing elite athletic execution with high fashion and multimillion-dollar gemstone craftsmanship. 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. India’s LPG and petroleum product imports from the US surged 254% to $2.60 billion in Q1 2026-27 amid Hormuz crisis disruptions, while US crude oil imports fell 57.5% to $1.57 billion. Read More


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