Micah Parsons' standoff throws Dallas Cowboys into chaos as Washington Commanders secure Terry McLaurin | NFL News

Micah Parsons’ delay leaves Cowboys exposed (Image via: Getty Images)

The Dallas Cowboys are facing increased pressure in the NFC East as division rivals make decisive moves to strengthen their rosters. With the defending champion Philadelphia Eagles already a dominant force and the Washington Commanders riding high after a breakout season, the spotlight now turns to Dallas. The delay in finalizing Micah Parsons’ contract has left the Cowboys navigating a tense offseason.

Micah Parsons’ contract delay highlights Dallas’ NFC East Challenge

The Washington Commanders recently secured a three-year, $96 million extension for star wide receiver Terry McLaurin, providing quarterback Jayden Daniels with a reliable No. 1 target and signaling a serious NFC East title push. Meanwhile, Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons remains without a new deal, entering the final year of his contract and putting the team’s plans under scrutiny.Parsons’ contract negotiations have dominated NFL headlines this preseason. The linebacker has skipped portions of training camp as talks with the Cowboys continue, emphasizing his value and urgency for a new contract. While Dallas initially had room to navigate the situation, McLaurin’s deal now exposes the Cowboys’ vulnerability, leaving them as the only team in the division without a key star secured.

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Micah Parsons’ unresolved deal sparks urgency for Cowboys in NFC East race

The stakes are high. Parsons is not just any player, he is the defensive centerpiece of the Cowboys. His absence or unresolved contract situation could impact the team’s performance and chemistry heading into a highly competitive NFC East season. Meanwhile, Washington’s proactive move strengthens their roster and puts pressure on Dallas to act swiftly.For Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and the front office, the coming weeks are critical. Securing Parsons is essential not only for team performance but also to maintain the franchise’s championship ambitions. The NFL and its fans will be closely watching how Dallas navigates this high-pressure situation as the NFC East season approaches.Also Read: Terry McLaurin signs $96 million contract extension with Washington Commanders, becomes NFL’s sixth highest-paid WRWith rivals securing key players and Dallas still negotiating, the division race is already heating up. The Cowboys’ ability to finalize Parsons’ deal could define their competitiveness and determine whether they remain in contention or fall behind in one of football’s toughest divisions.

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IMD predicts ‘severe’ weather, flash floods, cloudbursts, landslides in J&K | Jammu News

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: All schools — both govt & private — will remain shut in Jammu Division on Aug 26 in view of inclement weather as cloudbursts and flash floods are likely across J&K over the next 48 hours, Jammu directorate of school education stated in an order on Monday.Earlier in the day, four people — including a two-year-old child, Thein resident Shafi (60), his wife Reshma (50), and their daughter Parveena (28) — were trapped in a flash flood in Shahpur Kandi Ravi river in Kathua district. A joint team of personnel from Pathankot Police, NDRF, SDRF, and the local administration rescued them in an operation led by Kathua SSP Shobhit Saxena.IMD on Monday predicted moderate to intense rainfall with a possibility of cloudbursts, flash floods, and landslides — especially in high-altitude areas — in Jammu, Samba, Kathua, Reasi, Udhampur, Rajouri, Ramban, Doda, and Kishtwar districts until Aug 27.“On Tuesday, the weather is expected to turn severe. Several parts of Jammu region may receive heavy to extremely heavy rainfall,” the IMD forecasted, adding that shooting stones, landslides, and flash floods may disrupt travel across various mountain passes on Tuesday.Due to intense rainfall, the water levels in some streams and rivers are likely to breach the flood alarm mark, IMD warned, advising citizens to strictly avoid trekking and venturing into mountainous areas in Jammu until Aug 27. The weather department advised residents in low-lying and flood-prone areas to stay cautious due to the risk of overflowing streams and rivers.Meanwhile, the J&K UT disaster management authority, in an SMS broadcast to citizens, notified: “Possibility of heavy rain/thunder at many places of Anantnag, Kulgam, Shopian, Pulwama, Ganderbal, and Budgam in the next 40 hours. Possibility of cloudbursts/flash floods/landslides at a few vulnerable places. Stay away from nallas/riverbanks/loose structures, etc. Stay alert. Dial 112 for EMERGENCY.”

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OLECTRA Greentech will organize 25th AGM on 27 September, Secretary Auditor Appointed - Olectra Greentech to Hold 25th Agm on Sept 27 Appoints Secretary Auditors

Olectra Greentech Limited has announced that its 25th annual general meeting (AGM) will be held on Saturday, September 27, 2025 via Video Conference (VC) and other audio-visual means (OAVM) at 1:00 pm.

During the board meeting held on August 25, 2025, the directors approved the appointment of Messrs VCSR & Associates as Secretary -Auditor for five consecutive years, following the approval of shareholders at the upcoming AGM.

Members’ register for the 25th annual general meeting will be closed from September 21, 2025 to September 27, 2025. The e-voting will be available from September 24, 2025 (09:00 am) to 26 September, 2025 (05:00 pm). The cut-off or record date for AGM has been set on September 20, 2025.

Messrs VCSR & Associates, which was established in 2014 and is headquartered in Hyderabad, has been served as Secretarial Auditor since 2019. The firm company specializes in Law, Insolvency Law, Securities Law and FEMA, Corporate Restructuring, Corporate Taxation, Domestic and Global Business Setups, Compliance Management, Documentation, Regulatory Approval and Ailment areas.

The appointment of Messrs VCSR & Associates includes the conclusion of the 25th annual general meeting to the conclusion of the 30th annual general meeting in the financial year 2030 (ie, the financial year 2025-26 to 2029-30), five consecutive years, which is subject to the approval of shareholders in the AGM.

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Child attacked by stray dogs in a village in Ludhiana | Ludhiana News

Ludhiana: A pack of stray dogs attacked a child and seriously injured him in Jangpur village on Monday. The victim was identified as Hrithik. Local sources said that since the mother of the child had recently undergone an operation, his father, a migrant worker, had taken Hrithik and his two other children along to a construction site where he was working. They added that while the children were playing in the courtyard of the under-construction house, a pack of stray dogs attacked Hrithik, leaving him seriously injured. Sources further said that the victim’s siblings raised an alarm, following which people in the area rushed to the spot and rescued the child from the dogs. The injured boy was first admitted to a private hospital in Mullanpur and was later referred to a hospital in Ludhiana for further treatment.

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The 40th AgM of Hindustan Foods will be on 23 September, 2025 - Hindustan Foods to Hold 40th Agm on September 23 2025

Hindustan Foods Limited will organize its 40th annual general meeting (AGM) on Tuesday, September 23, 2025 at 11:30 am (IST) Video Conferencing (VC) facility / other audio visual medium (OAVM).

The company has provided a web-link for members who have not registered their email address with the company or any depository or company Registrar & Share Transfer Agent (RTA) i.e. MUFG INTIME INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED, so that they can check the full details of the annual report of the financial year 2024-25.

This information is being sent to the members who have not registered their email address with the company, depository or RTA till August 15, 2025. The shareholders are requested to update their email address with their depository participants to obtain important information and documents and support Green Initiative.

For any question, shareholders can contact M/S MUFG INTIME India Private Limited on the following details:

पता: C-101, 247 Park, LBS Marg, Vikhroli (West), Mumbai – 400083,

For Hindustan Foods Limited

Bankim Purohit

Company Secretary and Legal Head

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Tommy Fleetwood celebrates first European Tour win by honoring his dog Maisy | International Sports News

Tommy Fleetwood celebrates first European Tour win by honoring his dog Maisy (Image Via Google)

Tommy Fleetwood, the English golfer, made a fast move after his first European Tour win in 2013. Tommy brought his dog, Maisy, into the arena at the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles. Maisey at the time had cancer, and that incident revealed how much he loved her. With a fluffy friend who had been wandering through it years before his debut PGA Tour victory, Tommy divided the attention.

Tommy Fleetwood shares ring with Maisy after Gleneagles win

Tommy Fleetwood claimed his first major professional title in September 2013 at the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles in Scotland. He beat Stephen Gallacher and Ricardo González with a birdie on the 18th hole. After the win, he brought along his dog, Maisy, for a victory lap. Maisy was 14 years old and had been his constant companion during amateur, county, and national play. Tommy told BBC Scotland that she “has supported me through all my tournaments.” He smiled and added, “Scotland are nice about it. They let the dogs walk the course.”Just weeks earlier, Maisy had been diagnosed with cancer. Tommy said, “This might be her last time,” showing how much that moment meant to both of them.

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Tommy Fleetwood’s love for dogs lasts beyond that win

Tommy Fleetwood developed his fondness for animals during his younger years. He penned a blog for the European Tour in 2017 about growing up with Yorkshire Terriers. That shows he’s always cared for fluffy friends.Fast forward to 2024: at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland, Tommy was seen happily posing with many fans’ dogs during the pro-am. Dogs are welcome there as long as they stay on a leash. Even during serious golf, he took time to smile with four-legged visitors.Tommy Fleetwood’s gesture with Maisy in 2013 was not just about winning. It told the world that love and loyalty matter, on and off the course. His warm kindness whether on the greens or talking about pets makes him more than a golfer. He’s someone people can connect with, dog lovers or not.

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NFL star Justin Herbert sparks dating rumors with Pop sensation Madison Beer as they spotted together in Redondo Beach with wine in hand | NFL News

Justin Herbert and Madison Beer spark dating rumors in Redondo beach (Image via: Twitter)

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is drawing attention off the field, and this time it’s for matters of the heart. The NFL star was spotted sharing a warm hug with pop sensation Madison Beer during a relaxed night in Redondo Beach, sparking fresh speculation that the two may be Hollywood’s newest couple. Fans have already begun comparing the rumored pair to Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s high-profile romance.

Justin Herbert and Madison Beer’s low-key Redondo Beach outing fuels dating speculation

Herbert and Beer arrived at a friend’s house on Sunday evening, dressed down in sweats and tees. The duo carried a bottle of wine and a box of desserts, appearing comfortable and cheerful as they walked in together. Their casual chemistry caught the eye, especially since it’s the second time in just over a week that the two have been seen side-by-side.Their first public sighting came when Herbert visited Beer on the set of her latest music video in Los Angeles. Onlookers noted that the singer introduced the quarterback to members of her crew, a gesture that many fans interpreted as a sign that things could be getting serious.The possible pairing has already set social media abuzz. NFL followers and pop fans alike have begun shipping the duo, drawing parallels to the cultural storm created by Kelce and Swift. For Herbert, who is known for his reserved nature and focus on football, this marks a rare glimpse into his personal life. For Beer, it adds another layer of intrigue as her music career continues to climb.

What’s next for Justin Herbert and Madison Beer’s rumored romance?

Neither Herbert nor Beer has confirmed the relationship, but the consistent appearances together are enough to keep the spotlight firmly on them. With the Chargers quarterback preparing for the upcoming NFL season and Beer riding the momentum of new music releases, their rumored romance adds a fresh twist to both their careers.Also Read: Terry McLaurin signs $96 million contract extension with Washington Commanders, becomes NFL’s sixth highest-paid WRWhether it blossoms into a full-fledged celebrity love story or remains casual, the buzz surrounding Justin Herbert and Madison Beer is only intensifying. And if fan reactions are any indication, the NFL could soon see another sports-entertainment power couple dominating headlines.

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Vietnam: Creepy scene! Vietnam reached Vietnam havoc! - Typhoon Kajiki Storm Hits Vietnam Wreaking Havoc Watch Video How Badly Did This Storm Affect Vietnam

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Typhoon Kajiki Alert: Preparations have been made in Vietnam for the most dangerous storm of the year. During this time, winds can be blowing at a speed of 160 to 166 kilometers per hour and people have been closed in homes due to this.

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J&K government’s U-turn on machine-made craft crackdown upsets handicraft artisans | Srinagar News

Srinagar: J&K govt’s decision to stop the crackdown on machine-made crafts filling handicraft showrooms and instead allow them under a separate category has not gone down well with the handicraft artisans, many of whom called it “betrayal and backstabbing”.On July 25, department of handicrafts and handloom issued notices to Valley-based showrooms, asking them to remove machine-made products within seven days or face blacklisting and deregistration for unfair trade practices. The order followed complaints that machine-made carpets were being sold as authentic Kashmiri hand-woven carpets to tourists.CM Omar Abdullah had directed strict action against those misbranding the products. However, on Wednesday, the UT govt decided to allow the machine-made products under a separate category. The move has come at a time when Kashmir’s handicraft industry is facing one of its toughest phases.Protesting the U-turn, former Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) president Rouf Ahmad Punjabi said, “For Kashmiri handicrafts to survive and for artisans to sustain their livelihoods, machine-made items must be discarded altogether. It might look harsh initially, but it will have long-term benefits for the trade and for Kashmir.”Farooq Ahmad, a Pashmina artisan, said the rise of machine-made carpets and shawls has already hurt livelihoods. “There are around 4 lakh artisans registered with the govt. If machine-made shawls and carpets are allowed in Kashmir, it will make us jobless. If someone wants to buy an Iranian or Turkish carpet, he can do that in Delhi. Tourists come here for Kashmiri handicrafts, not machines.”Rafiq Ahmad Sofi, who heads Tafuz, an organization promoting traditional knowledge, said the problem cannot be solved simply by labelling. “Even if shops label items as machine-made, many will still pass them off as handicrafts. You now have factories in the Valley producing machine-made goods and exporting them as handicrafts,” he said.

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Mehbooba protests, seeks return of Kashmiri prisoners; Omar says, meet Amit Shah instead | Srinagar News

Mehbooba Mufti and Omar Abdullah

SRINAGAR: Former J&K CM and People’s Democratic Party president Mehbooba Mufti Monday held a demonstration in Srinagar demanding the release and transfer of political prisoners back to Kashmir. In Delhi, the Awami Ittehad Party (AIP) also protested demanding the release of jailed MP Engineer Rashid.Mehbooba urged CM Omar Abdullah to either send an all-party delegation to various jails to assess the condition of the detainees or meet Union Home Minister Amit Shah to discuss the issue with him.“They are all accused, as none of them are convicted. Some are in extreme pain, particularly those outside J&K, including the likes of Shabir Shah (Hurriyat leader),” Mehbooba said. “If known leaders like Shah are suffering, imagine the plight of common detainees. I remember a detainee from Pulwama who has been in jail outside J&K for 10 years without conviction. They are not even granted parole,” she added.Mehbooba accused the govt of blocking her “peaceful protest”. “As if we were enemies,” she remarked. “We had brought a resolution in the assembly that detainees outside J&K should be shifted back, but it was not allowed by the J&K govt.”In reaction, the CM said demonstrations in Srinagar will achieve little as decisions on security matters are taken in Delhi. “Instead of wasting time here, she should meet the Home Minister in Delhi, just like we did. Protesting in Srinagar won’t serve any purpose,” Omar said. “If she is doing it just for show, let her continue,” he added.At Jantar Mantar in Delhi, Rashid’s supporters and activists held placards calling his detention an “assault on democracy” and that it “undermines people’s mandate”.Rashid, who heads AIP, was arrested by the National Investigation Agency six years ago under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. He was accused of receiving funds from Pakistan for separatist activities. He denied the charges. He was arrested soon after the abrogation of Article 370 on Aug 5, 2019, and has been in Tihar Jail ever since.

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Dalai Lama concludes 6-week Ladakh visit; in Delhi tomorrow

Dalai Lama concludes 6-week Ladakh visit; in Delhi tomorrow

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Drones along LoC prompt search operation in Poonch | India News

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Security forces launched a search operation on Monday after more than six drones, suspected to be from Pakistan, were spotted hovering above multiple forward areas along the Line of Control in Poonch district’s Mendhar sector the previous night.Blinking lights from suspected unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were spotted in Balakote-Langote area around 9.15pm on Sunday. Moments later, about six drones were seen in Gursai nallah area around 9.18pm, official sources said.The devices may have been launched for surveillance, as they were flying at a very high altitude. The UAVs returned towards Pakistan within five minutes, said an official source.Despite inclement weather, the areas were cordoned off and a combing operation was launched early Monday to check for air-dropped consignments of weapons or narcotics.The use of drones by Pakistan to push arms, ammunition, and drugs into India and fuel narco-terrorism in J&K has emerged as a major challenge for security agencies over the past few years. J&K Police had earlier announced cash rewards — ranging from Rs 1-5 lakh — for providing information about subversive activities.Jammu: Security forces launched a search operation on Monday after more than six drones, suspected to be from Pakistan, were spotted hovering above multiple forward areas along the Line of Control in Poonch district’s Mendhar sector the previous night.Blinking lights from suspected unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were spotted in Balakote-Langote area around 9.15pm on Sunday. Moments later, about six drones were seen in Gursai nallah area around 9.18pm, official sources said.The devices may have been launched for surveillance, as they were flying at a very high altitude. The UAVs returned towards Pakistan within five minutes, said an official source.Despite inclement weather, the areas were cordoned off and a combing operation was launched early Monday to check for air-dropped consignments of weapons or narcotics.The use of drones by Pakistan to push arms, ammunition, and drugs into India and fuel narco-terrorism in J&K has emerged as a major challenge for security agencies over the past few years. J&K Police had earlier announced cash rewards — ranging from Rs 1-5 lakh — for providing information about subversive activities.

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