Vijay's Wife Withdraws Divorce Case; NEET Chargesheet; Air India Restores Flights

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A very important politician named Vijay is the leader of a place called Tamil Nadu, and his wife has decided to withdraw her divorce case.

A court sent a notice to an actor named Salman Khan's charity because a businessman said he lost money in a jewellery business deal.

Smart people at a special office called the CBI found out that maybe some helpers copied the questions for a big medical test called NEET, so they are investigating the paper leak.

The RBI is the office that takes care of money, and it is warning people not to let strangers use their bank accounts, because that can get them into trouble.

An airline called Air India is bringing back the flights it had to stop during the summer because fuel was too expensive, starting from September 1.

The NHRC is asking big apps like Facebook and Instagram to protect children from bad content.

An actress named Bhumi Pednekar walked through knee-deep water in Assam to give food and supplies to people whose homes were flooded.

For the first time since 1998, India will not have any umpire or technical official at the men's hockey World Cup.

An actress named Vidya Balan told everyone that handloom silk sarees are special because every single one is different and made by hand.

And a new Indian Air Force show called Operation Safed Sagar got a review saying it is better than Top Gun.