🩺 1 in 3 Indians have fatty liver, beware

A study highlights that one in three Indians is currently suffering from fatty liver disease. This alarming statistic was shared by Dr. Vaidya, who possesses over 150 years of Ayurvedic expertise. The prevalence of this condition suggests a widespread health issue across the country. Fatty liver disease is often linked to lifestyle factors and diet in the modern Indian setting. Experts advise immediate lifestyle changes and medical consultation to manage and prevent this condition.

🚨 ED probes Jharkhand PSC exam irregularities

The Enforcement Directorate has started an investigation into alleged irregularities in recruitment exams in Jharkhand. This probe is focused on the JSSC-CGL examination in Ranchi, Jharkhand. The central agency initiated the probe under the PMLA after taking cognizance of a State police CID FIR and other complaints on August 9, 2026. Students have been protesting for 16 days, demanding a CBI probe into these alleged issues. Furthermore, all three JPSC members resigned on Sunday, August 9, 2026, after being summoned by the CID.

🩺 NEET PG 2026 city slip dropping soon, check new rules

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) is set to release the NEET PG 2026 exam city slip on August 11, 2026. This information will be shared on the official portal, nbe.edu.in, ahead of the August 30 exam. Candidates should also expect the NEET admit cards to be released around August 27. New rules allow candidates to select three state preferences, with the correspondence state being the first mandatory choice. Furthermore, the exam has been rationalized to 180 questions over 210 minutes for better planning. 🧑‍⚕️

🎶 Tamil Anthem must start all state events now

The Tamil Nadu Assembly unanimously passed a resolution making Tamil Thaai Vazhthu mandatory at the start of all official events. This decision was made by the Tamil Nadu Assembly in Chennai, supported by various political parties. The resolution was passed on Monday, August 10, 2026, reinforcing previous orders from 1970. Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay emphasized this reflects unity in diversity, not political conflict. The mandate applies to government offices, educational institutions, and public sector undertakings across Tamil Nadu. 🇮🇳

🔥 GTA 6 pre-orders start strong, release date confirmed

Take-Two Interactive confirmed the November 19 release date for Grand Theft Auto 6 and noted an exceptional start to its pre-orders. This positive momentum helped propel the company into an excellent start for fiscal year 2027. Market research firm Newzoo reported initial digital pre-orders reached around $180 million across major European and US markets. The game is projected to earn between $3.3 billion and $5.2 billion globally during its launch week. Furthermore, an extended look at GTA 6 is set to premiere on Netflix on August 27.

💾 Google Drive stops photos backup on Aug 10

Google Drive desktop app will cease supporting automatic Google Photos backup starting August 10, 2026. This change affects users in general who rely on the Drive client for syncing computer media to Google Photos. The automatic connection for new media will stop completely after the date mentioned. Users must now use Google Photos directly to set up continuous folder backups going forward. Existing backed-up photos are safe, but action is needed to keep new uploads running. 💾

🏛️ India tightens foreign funding rules with FCRA Bill 2026

The FCRA Bill 2026 aims to bring more transparency to foreign funds received by organizations in India. India's Ambassador to the U.S., Vinay Mohan Kwatra, stated this is a sovereign step driven by national security concerns. The bill, updated in the Parliament Monsoon Session on August 10, 2026, establishes a Designated Authority for asset management. While existing laws covered asset vesting since 2010, the 2026 Bill adds a clear mechanism for asset recovery. Kwatra affirmed the law applies uniformly and does not target any specific community. 🇮🇳

🚨 Karnataka FDA ramps up restaurant food safety checks

The Karnataka FDA is intensifying its food safety inspections across various restaurants in the region. Health Department officials inspected places like Skyye restaurant and Royal Chain Hotel on Sunday, August 10. During these checks, they seized and destroyed a total of 132 kg of food articles and 15 liters of used cooking oil. Issues flagged included expired food, fungal growth on veggies, and unhygienic kitchen conditions. The crackdown continues after earlier rounds conducted starting Friday, August 7.

📉 PFC shares drop 5% after weak Q1 report

Power Finance Corporation's shares tumbled over 5% on Monday, reaching a four-month low after releasing its Q1 FY27 earnings. The company reported a 2% YoY rise in consolidated net profit to Rs 7,012 crore, despite a slight drop in operating revenue. Motilal Oswal Financial Services maintained a 'Buy' rating, though they cut FY27 and FY28 EPS estimates. The firm reduced its target price to Rs 500 per share, suggesting over 19% upside potential. PFC is also preparing for a mega merger with REC.

🛡️ US needs THAAD and Patriot missiles for defense

The demand for THAAD and Patriot missile interceptors is extremely high due to ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and West Asia. These systems are crucial for the US's layered missile defense strategy, protecting against ballistic missiles at various altitudes. THAAD intercepts threats high up, while Patriot handles lower-altitude aircraft and cruise missiles effectively. Sustained missile strikes in both theatres have depleted existing stockpiles significantly. Consequently, the Pentagon is pushing to boost production to meet global defense commitments. 🛡️

⚖️ Delhi court acquits former WFI chief in harassment case

A Delhi court acquitted former WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, deeming the sexual harassment allegations politically motivated and fabricated. The court stated that the victims' versions contradicted evidence and pointed to a deep conspiracy surrounding the claims. The acquittal was granted two years into the trial for lack of adequate evidence presented by the prosecution. The court highlighted inconsistencies, such as an alleged incident occurring in Turkey in 2015 versus Mongolia in 2016. Moving forward, the judgment suggests the allegations appeared rehearsed and planned, creating reasonable doubt. ⚖️