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πŸ‘΅ 66-year-old searches Bengal's villages for forgotten ingredients

A 66-year-old woman is currently traveling from village to village across Bengal. She is on a mission to discover and find traditional ingredients that are being forgotten in the region. This dedicated effort is part of a larger movement to preserve culinary heritage. The search aims to bring back authentic flavors lost due to modernization. Her journey continues as she connects with local communities to sustain these traditions. πŸ‘΅

#BengalHeritage#FoodPreservation#IndianCuisine
tech

πŸ“± Pixel 11's magnetic accessories stick around

Pixel fans have been worried about feature gaps in the Pixel 11 series, but Google maintained its focus on magnetic Pixelsnap accessories. This feature, introduced last year with the Pixel 10 family, makes Pixel the first major brand besides Apple to fully embrace Qi2 wireless charging. New cases and Ring Stand options are available for the four new phones, confirming Google's commitment to this tech. Despite some design inconsistencies, Google remains a leader in integrating magnetic accessories compared to rivals like Samsung. Users are now waiting to see if Pixelsnap survives into the Pixel 12 series. πŸ“±

#Pixel11#GooglePixel#TechNews
sports

🩺 Cricket legends appeal for Imran Khan's proper medical care

Twenty-one former international captains, led by Greg Chappell, appealed to PM Shehbaz Sharif regarding Imran Khan. They urged the government to ensure humane treatment and proper medical care for the former PM and cricket captain. The appeal follows a Supreme Court order mandating a medical board examination for Khan. Concerns were raised that his brief hospital stay was not the independent assessment ordered by the court. The captains request the directed medical board complete its work and family visits be honored. 🩺

#ImranKhan#CricketAppeal#Pakistan
business

πŸ”¬ NATCO bumps stake in Adcock Ingram to 49%

NATCO Pharma increased its stake in South African firm Adcock Ingram to 49% to boost regional presence and pipeline. This was achieved by buying an extra 13.25% stake for around Rs. 1,060 crore. The company plans to use Adcock’s network to launch its own products, aiming for a 2028 launch. Synergies in R&D and exploring semaglutide opportunities are also key strategies. NATCO sees this as a strategic asset, benefiting from Adcock's Q1 FY27 performance.

#PharmaStrategy#SouthAfrica#NATCO
world

πŸ”₯ Trump's economic war threat worries Gulf nations

Donald Trump is escalating his campaign against Iran by threatening tougher sanctions and economic isolation. This strategy is causing major concerns among Gulf states because Iran could retaliate by attacking regional energy infrastructure. Mohsen Rezaei warned that Tehran could target oil routes outside the Strait of Hormuz if Washington continues its pressure. This escalating tension comes as the Strait of Hormuz handles about one-fifth of global oil supplies. The next phase might target trading partners like China and UAE, risking wider conflict. 😟

#IranSanctions#GulfCrisis#TrumpWar
business

🀝 Adani meets Karnataka CM; BJP slams Congress

Industrialist Gautam Adani met Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar for about an hour on Sunday. The meeting took place at the CM's residence in Sadashivanagar while Adani was returning to the airport. This happens amid Adani Enterprises being the lowest bidder for the Hebbal to Silk Board tunnel road project. The BJP is criticizing the Congress for showing a double standard regarding Adani. The BJP leader R Ashoka questioned Rahul Gandhi's stance on the meeting.

#KarnatakaPolitics#AdaniGroup#PoliticalDrama
sports

🏏 Aus top 3 uncertain, Green shines in Darwin Test

Australia secured a dominant win in a bizarre Test series, though the series felt unfulfilling due to its quick conclusion. The selectors dropped Jake Weatherald, and Marnus Labuschagne’s career is facing serious scrutiny. Cameron Green emerged as a bright spot, scoring a maiden home Test century in Darwin. Green is now expected to be locked in at No. 5, potentially moving to No. 4 later. Bangladesh's pace depth is noted as a key improvement, despite batting struggles in Mackay. 🏏

#CricketAU#TestSeries#Green
top

✈️ Why IAF still needs Sukhoi alongside Tejas and Rafale

The Su-30MKI remains a key pillar of India's combat fleet despite the induction of Tejas and Rafale. The Indian Air Force operates around 260 Su-30MKI fighters, with further orders planned for fleet strength. This heavy fighter provides long-range strike and air superiority capabilities that complement the other modern aircraft. The aircraft is set for a major modernization under the proposed Super Sukhoi upgrade to maintain its relevance. Ultimately, the IAF requires a balanced fleet to cover diverse operational needs across its fronts. ✈️

#IAF#Sukhoi#IndianAirForce
sports

πŸ€• Pant retires hurt after wrist injury in Test

Rishabh Pant was forced to retire hurt after sustaining an injury to his wrist during the second Test. The incident occurred in Colombo on Sunday while playing against Sri Lanka during the 58th over of India's innings. Following the impact from Lahiru Kumara's delivery, physios treated his wrist with ice and tape. Ravindra Jadeja subsequently came out to bat in Pant's place for the team. India currently leads the two-match series 1-0 and aims to clinch the series in Colombo. πŸ€•

#INDvsSL#TestCricket#RishabhPant
health

πŸ”¬ New compound burns fat without muscle loss

GLP-1 drugs for obesity have side effects like muscle loss, prompting new research. UC Berkeley scientists are studying a compound named TOFA to boost the body's energy use instead of just cutting calories. In mouse tests, TOFA helped obese mice lose fat while keeping lean muscle mass stable. The study, published on August 21 in Science Advances, showed TOFA improved metabolic health significantly. Future human trials are needed to confirm TOFA's safety and effectiveness.

#ObesityResearch#MetabolicHealth#ScienceAdvances
health

πŸ€’ H1N1 spike in Delhi-NCR: Same old strain, says expert

A recent spike in H1N1 cases across Delhi-NCR is linked to seasonal rise and increased testing, not a new viral strain, according to Dr Soumya Swaminathan. She noted that the circulating H1N1 strain remains stable, similar to last year's, and has not mutated. Dr Swaminathan recommended taking the flu vaccine now, as immunity generally takes about two weeks to develop. Hospitals nationwide must stay ready for potential H1N1 increases in other states too. Basic hygiene and early symptom recognition are crucial steps to take.

#H1N1#PublicHealth#DelhiNCR

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