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Omar Abdullah Says He Won’t Raise J&K’s Internal Issues With US Ambassador Sergio Gor

Omar Abdullah Says He Won’t Raise J&K’s Internal Issues With US Ambassador Sergio Gor Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said on Wednesday that he would discuss the situation in the Union Territory with visiting US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor, but would not raise its internal political issues with him. Gor arrived in Srinagar on August 19 for his first official visit to Jammu and Kashmir. The visit is significant as it is the first by a US Ambassador to the region since the abrogation of Article 370 in August 2019. Abdullah: J&K’s Issues Must Be Resolved in India Speaking ahead of his meeting with Gor, Omar Abdullah said that problems concerning Jammu and Kashmir should be addressed by the Government of India rather than Washington. He said he did not want to use the meeting as an opportunity to complain about the country's internal matters to a foreign diplomat. Instead, Abdullah said he expected to listen to the ambassador and understand Washington's pe...
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YouTube Is Changing How Video Views Are Counted From August 24

  YouTube Changes How Video Views Are Counted Starting August 24, 2026 YouTube is updating the way views are counted for regular videos, with the new system set to begin on August 24, 2026. Under the updated system, a view will be counted when a video starts playing. YouTube says the change is intended to make view measurement more consistent across different video formats. What Is Changing? Historically, YouTube has used different view-counting systems across its video formats. With the upcoming change, regular video views will be counted when playback begins. This means creators may notice their public view counts increasing more quickly after the new system takes effect. The previous measurement is not disappearing. YouTube will continue providing the older measurement through “engaged views” in YouTube Analytics, giving creators another way to understand meaningful viewer activity. Why Is YouTube Making This Change? YouTube says creators have asked for greater consiste...
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Google Brings Tap-to-Share to Android: Here’s How the New Quick Share Feature Works

  Google has introduced a new Tap-to-Share feature for Android, making it easier to exchange contact information, photos, videos, website links and other content between compatible devices. The feature is being added to Google’s existing Quick Share system and began rolling out on August 12, 2026. How Tap-to-Share Works Instead of manually searching through nearby devices in the Quick Share menu, users can bring compatible Android phones close together to start the sharing process. For contact information, users can bring the phones together directly. For photos, videos and other content, users first open Android’s Share Sheet and then bring the devices close to complete the transfer. The feature uses NFC and proximity technology to make the interaction easier and more intuitive. Which Android Phones Support It? Google has started the rollout with Pixel 6 and newer Pixel phones . Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Galaxy Z Fold8 and Galaxy Z Flip8 are also scheduled to receive the fe...
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Top 5 Free Apps for Digitally Collecting and Displaying Your Concert Stubs

  Top 5 Free Apps for Digitally Collecting and Displaying Your Concert Stubs For generations, music fans have collected concert ticket stubs as souvenirs of unforgettable nights. A small piece of paper could represent a favorite artist, a special trip, a first concert experience, or a memorable moment shared with friends. However, as venues continue moving toward mobile-only ticketing, traditional ticket stubs are becoming less common. Many fans now receive digital tickets that disappear after an event or remain buried inside ticketing apps. The good news is that technology has created new ways to preserve these memories. Digital journaling apps, note-taking platforms, photo organizers, and specialized collecting tools can help you create a personal archive of every concert you've attended. In this guide, we explore five free apps that can help music lovers collect, organize, and display their digital concert memories. Why Create a Digital Concert Collection? A digital concert coll...
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How to Preserve Your Digital Concert Memories in a Post-Physical Ticket Era

How to Preserve Your Digital Concert Memories in a Post-Physical Ticket Era For decades, concert ticket stubs were treasured keepsakes. Fans tucked them into scrapbooks, pinned them to bedroom walls, or stored them in memory boxes as reminders of unforgettable nights. A single paper ticket could instantly bring back memories of the music, the atmosphere, and the people who shared the experience. Today, things have changed. Most concerts, festivals, and sporting events now use mobile-only tickets. While digital ticketing has made entry faster and more secure, it has also meant the disappearance of one of the most cherished souvenirs—the physical ticket stub. Fortunately, losing paper tickets doesn't mean losing your memories. With a little creativity and organization, you can build a digital archive that captures every concert you've attended. This guide explores practical and meaningful ways to preserve your live music experiences long after the final encore. Why Physical Ticke...
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