August 7 Headlines: Asaram's Bail Rejected, Buttler T20 Record

This is a news roundup that students can hear at a school assembly on August 7, 2026.

A very important court in India, called the Supreme Court, said no to giving Asaram a break from jail, even though he wanted one for his health.

The court did allow him to choose a helper to take care of his medical needs, because he is serving a life sentence.

In the state of Assam, heavy floods have caused great sadness, with 95 people losing their lives and many families having to leave their homes.

In cricket, Jos Buttler scored 51 runs off only 20 balls and became the best T20 run-scorer ever, beating Kieron Pollard's old record.

Buttler also said he believes a young Indian batter named Vaibhav Sooryavanshi could break his record someday.

In the United States, immigration rules became stricter, so people who send incomplete forms may not get a chance to fix them.

Iran's president, Masoud Pezeshkian, said it is very hard to talk to the country's Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, which worries people about his health.

A big Indian company called TCS is teaming up with Anthropic, an AI company, to help other businesses use artificial intelligence.

Other stories include a new fast bullet train in Taiwan, boxers missing after the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, and a warning about a fake BPSC notice.