August 7 2025: Key Headlines You Can’t Miss
It’s a busy day on the global radar and we’ve gathered the most talked‑about stories for you. Whether you’re checking the weather before stepping out, looking for the latest cricket scores, or curious about new gadgets, this roundup has it covered. Let’s break down what happened on August 7, 2025.
Weather and Climate Updates
Delhi’s monsoon has hit a snag. The Indian Meteorological Department says a high‑pressure “wall” is blocking rain despite thick clouds, meaning the city could stay dry for a few more days. Expect a possible 3‑4 day break if the pressure eases, but keep an eye on forecasts.
Heatwave alert! A viral claim that Delhi reached 54°C was busted – the real numbers are lower, but the city is still scorching. The IMD shows typical June highs in the high 40s, and occasional thunderstorms may bring brief relief.
Over in eastern India, Jharkhand is watching a low‑pressure system brewing over the Bay of Bengal. If it develops, heavy rain could roll in within 48 hours, raising flood and power‑cut risks.
MP (Madhya Pradesh) got a heavy‑rain warning across 22 districts. The monsoon surge is dumping water fast, so stay prepared for water‑logging and reduced visibility.
Agra turned up the heat, touching 47.5°C, the hottest spot in Uttar Pradesh. The IMD warns the next three days will stay above 45°C, with a brief evening shower possible but not enough to cool things down much.
For cricket fans heading to Eden Gardens, expect hot and humid conditions (32‑34°C daytime, 26°C evening) with a chance of light rain. The KKR vs RCB match could see a short delay if the drizzle sticks around.
Sports, Entertainment & Tech Highlights
The UAE vs Bangladesh T20I series streamed in India via FanCode, with games on May 17 and 19. Bangladesh used the series as a warm‑up before Pakistan, while the UAE built momentum after winning the Gulf T20 title.
Pakistan’s cricket squad for the Asia Cup 2025 got a shake‑up – Salman Ali Agha is now captain, with Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan left out. Shaheen Shah Afridi returns, and the team looks to blend power‑hitting with all‑round depth.
Bigg Boss 19 kicked off with Salman Khan welcoming a mixed lineup of TV stars, singers and digital creators. The show also sparked a voting controversy when Shehnaaz Gill called the fan‑vote between two contestants “unfair.”
In the automotive world, Toyota rolled out a new Glanza Prestige Edition with six airbags as standard and a price just under ₹7 lakh. Meanwhile, Hero MotoCorp introduced the Glamour X 125 – the first 125cc bike in India with cruise control and smart tech.
India’s GST proposal, dubbed GST 2.0, could shift to two slabs (5% and 18%) by Diwali 2025, potentially shaving 5‑10% off home‑building costs. If approved, first‑time buyers might see a noticeable price dip.
On the tech front, the country’s first bullet train between Mumbai and Ahmedabad is set to cut travel time to just over two hours, hitting speeds up to 320 km/h. The project marks a major step in India’s high‑speed rail ambitions.
Finally, in cricket’s ICC rankings, Pakistan’s Mohammad Haris rocketed 210 spots to No. 30 after a blazing 107* against Bangladesh, underscoring the team’s new aggressive T20 approach.
That’s a quick look at the biggest August 7 2025 stories. Stay tuned to Global Entertainment Hub for updates as they happen, and feel free to drop a comment if you want more details on any of these topics.
