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🧐 AIMIM kicks out MLC over viral video drama

AIMIM expelled its MLC Mirza Rehmath Baig following controversy linked to a viral video circulating on social media. This action took place in Hyderabad, where the Telangana BJP demanded a court-monitored investigation into the matter. The incident involves Baig, who was elected unopposed in 2023, and related allegations of indiscipline. T Raja Singh questioned the midnight resignation and demanded AIMIM clarify the situation to the public. The BJP stated that party expulsion is not justice and called for a thorough, impartial probe. 🧐

#AIMIM#HyderabadPolitics#PoliticalDrama
business

πŸ›οΈ BJP MPs meet Sajjan Kumar; Party Chief makes a move

Three BJP MPs visited Sajjan Kumar's residence recently. The MPs and Sajjan Kumar were reportedly in discussions at his house in Delhi. The specific numbers of attendees or the exact date of the visit were not detailed in the report. This meeting comes as the party leadership is reportedly planning some major actions. Further developments regarding the party chief's plan are expected soon.

#BJP#DelhiPolitics#IndianPolitics
india

πŸ˜” BJP MPs face heat after visiting controversial figure's house

Three BJP MPs visited the residence of Sajjan Kumar following his death earlier this month. The MPs, Ramvir Bidhuri, Yogender Chandoliya, and Kamaljeet Sehrawat, visited while Kumar was serving a life sentence for the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. Kumar, aged 80, died after suffering from health issues like high blood pressure and Parkinson's disease. This visit drew criticism from opponents like AAP leader Baltej Pannu. BJP chief Nitin Nabin has since summoned the three MPs regarding this action. πŸ˜”

#DelhiPolitics#BJP#SajjanKumar
world

πŸ“œ Ancient Assyria might have hidden kings

Researchers argue that three forgotten kings might have ruled Assyria over 2,700 years ago based on ancient tablets and statues. The study, by Alexander Johannes Edmonds and Eckart Frahm, examined evidence suggesting three overlooked monarchs existed in the political landscape. These potential rulers, like Tiglath-pileser around 762 BCE, might have had very short reigns and were later omitted from official lists. This suggests the traditional Assyrian King List may have served more as a legitimizing canon than a complete historical record. The findings challenge the accepted chronology, hinting at more rivalry in early Neo-Assyrian history. 🧐

#Assyria#AncientHistory#Archaeology
india

πŸ›οΈ CM Vijay checks things out at Chennai prison

Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay conducted a surprise visit to Puzhal Central Prison on Friday. The inspection focused on welfare, food, medical care, and overall prison operations there. He reviewed facilities like the quarantine zone, hospital, and vocational workshops. Vijay also directly interacted with inmates to understand their specific needs and concerns. Following this, the Chief Minister visited the M-3 Puzhal police station to review daily operations.

#TamilNadu#CMVijay#PrisonVisit
health

🎾 Tennis might seriously boost your lifespan

A new study suggests that playing tennis could potentially add up to ten years to a person's lifespan. This research was conducted by scientists investigating various athletic activities. The findings highlighted a significant correlation across participants observed over several years. The study provides evidence for the strong health benefits associated with regular racket sports. Future research will focus on quantifying the exact dosage needed for maximum longevity gains. 🎾

#HealthGoals#TennisLife#Longevity
world

πŸ˜₯ Indians missing after Nepal border flood

A flash flood and landslide near the Nepal-Tibet border has left at least 320 Indians unaccounted for. Chetna Gupta and many others were part of a tour group that left on August 23. The disaster struck on August 26, with last known contacts being around 7:30 am. Families across India are experiencing deep distress while searching for loved ones. Relatives are now flying to Nepal, desperately seeking updates from the rescue teams. πŸ˜₯

#NepalTragedy#MissingIndians#FloodRelief
health

🦠 Brain-eating amoeba: deadly infection alert

Recent cases of Naegleria fowleri infection require urgent clinical protocols for timely detection and therapy. This infection, causing primary amebic meningoencephalitis, primarily affects healthy children and young adults after nasal exposure to freshwater. The US has documented about 167 cases, with only 4 surviving patients to date. No universally effective cure exists, so aggressive multidrug regimens are used alongside intense care. Enhanced surveillance and rapid molecular testing are needed to combat rising transmission risks. 🦠

#NaegleriaFowleri#InfectionAlert#PublicHealth
tech

πŸ‘Ύ C64 gets a cyberpunk glow-up, seriously

Commodore and CD Projekt RED have merged the iconic 80s computer with a dystopian Night City aesthetic. This new edition, dubbed the Commodore 77, features a translucent shell, LEDs, and game-inspired design elements. It is built on the C64 Ultimate foundation, using an FPGA to perfectly replicate original C64 hardware functionality. The machine supports over 99.9% of legacy C64 software while adding modern connectivity options. Pre-orders for the Commodore 77 are currently open at $377, with shipments expected next February. πŸ‘Ύ

#Cyberpunk#RetroTech#Commodore64
science

🧐 Six weird structures found deep underground

Researchers have discovered six previously unseen mystery structures hidden deep within the Earth's crust. These formations were located during a geological survey conducted by a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The discovery was officially documented on October 26, 2023, involving deep-core samples. The structures exhibit unique geological properties unlike anything previously recorded in the region. Further expeditions are planned to analyze these fascinating subterranean anomalies. 🧐

#Geology#EarthScience#Mystery
entertainment

πŸ“š Author Meg Mason on making stories feel real

Author Meg Mason stated her main goal is crafting narratives that feel incredibly and desperately real. She is based in Sydney, Australia, having been born in New Zealand. Her recent novel, Sophie, Standing There, explores literary stardom and anxiety, with a crucial moment stemming from the Auckland Writers Festival in New Zealand in 2024. Mason decided to write from the reader's perspective, avoiding self-indulgence as an author. This book examines the strange, unbalanced connection between readers and the celebrated figures they admire. πŸ“š

#BookTok#AuthorLife#LiteraryFiction

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