Daily Roundup: Pradhan's Statement, Khamenei Video, Sports, UPI News

On August 10, 2026, there were many important news stories in India and around the world.

A man named Dharmendra Pradhan, who used to be in charge of education in India, gave his first talk after quitting his job, saying some people had confused the younger generation and that students' future matters more to him than his old position.

In Iran, a news agency shared a short video of the country's leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, because people were worried he was very sick.

In India, a big holy journey called the Amarnath Yatra was stopped because of heavy rain and road repairs.

The United States also proposed taking away the extra 60-day period that foreign workers get after leaving their jobs, which could trouble many Indians working there.

In sports, Indian player Ashmita Chaliha won her first big badminton title in South Korea, and cricket star Shubman Gill got back to practicing after hurting his finger.

The government said sending money to friends and family with UPI will stay free, though shops might charge a small fee on some bigger payments.

There was also news about new jobs at the State Bank of India and results for a big teacher exam in Uttar Pradesh.