July 28 2025 – What Happened Today?

Looking for a quick snapshot of July 28 2025? You’re in the right spot. From a new Samsung phone to heavy rains in Delhi, we’ve pulled together the most talked‑about stories of the day. Grab a coffee and skim the highlights.

Tech & Gadgets: Samsung Galaxy S25 FE Arrives

Samsung dropped the Galaxy S25 FE on July 28. The phone packs a 6.7‑inch 120Hz AMOLED screen, a 50MP triple‑camera setup and the new Galaxy AI that learns your habits. It runs One UI 8 on Android 16 and comes with either an Exynos 2400 or Snapdragon 8 Elite depending on where you buy it. Battery life is solid with a 4,900 mAh cell and 45W fast charging, and Samsung promises seven years of software updates. If you want flagship features without the flagship price tag, this is the model to watch.

Weather Alerts: Delhi Floods and Heavy Rain Across North India

Monsoon rains hit Delhi hard on July 28. The Yamuna rose to 207.43 m, well above the danger level, flooding low‑lying areas and forcing evacuations. Traffic snarls turned into standstills, and the airport saw dozens of delayed flights. Nearby Gurugram logged 100 mm of rain, prompting schools to shift online. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) warned of more showers throughout the week, so keep an umbrella handy if you’re heading out.

Sports Snapshots: Cricket, Hockey and More

Cricket fans got a mixed bag. The Champions Trophy match in Lahore between Afghanistan and Australia was washed out, handing Australia a semi‑final spot. Meanwhile, Brendan Taylor made a surprise comeback for Zimbabwe, breaking the record for the longest ODI career span – 21 years and 132 days. In hockey, India’s men’s team clinched a 3‑2 win over Australia at the Paris 2024 Olympics, ending a 52‑year wait for a victory against the Kookaburras.

Other sports news includes the IPL clash between KKR and RCB at Eden Gardens. Forecasts showed clear skies in Kolkata, so fans could enjoy a full game without weather interruptions. And in tennis, Venus Williams, at 45, became the second‑oldest player to win a WTA singles match after a 16‑month comeback.

Politics & Economy: Trade Moves and Job Rush

Pakistan announced a shift in its trade stance, calling the Trump‑era US tariffs an opportunity. The new policy could give Pakistani exporters a leg up over Indian rivals. In India, the government rolled out nearly 50,000 public‑sector jobs in June, with SSC leading eight major recruitment drives. Positions span from entry‑level clerks to ISRO scientist roles, offering chances for fresh graduates and experienced professionals alike.

On the business front, auto stocks like Maruti Suzuki and Hero MotoCorp surged after rumors of a GST cut from 28% to 18% surfaced. Investors are watching closely as the government hints at tax reforms before the Diwali season.

Culture & Entertainment: Books, Films and Festivals

Literary fans have reason to celebrate – Kannada author Banu Mushtaq won the International Booker Prize for “Heart Lamp,” marking a first for the language. Meanwhile, Bollywood’s Parineeti Chopra announced her pregnancy with Raghav Chadha, sharing the happy news on social media.

If you’re into festivals, Hartalika Teej fell on August 26, and Nariyal Purnima aligned with Raksha Bandhan on August 9, bringing unique South Indian traditions to the fore.

That’s a quick run‑through of what made July 28 2025 memorable. Stay tuned for deeper dives on each story, and keep checking back for more updates as they happen.