🧠 Alzheimer's Testing: What You Need to Know

Alzheimer's disease testing involves various methods to assess cognitive function and identify biomarkers. These tests are conducted by healthcare professionals in clinics or specialized centers. Specific tests include blood tests, PET scans, and cerebrospinal fluid analysis, with results analyzed over time. Early diagnosis is crucial for managing symptoms and planning future care for the affected individual. Patients and families should consult with neurologists for proper guidance on testing protocols.

🚲 Richa Chadha shares Ali Fazal's humble beginnings

Richa Chadha opened up about Ali Fazal's early life and struggles before he became famous. She recounted that he once lived in a shanty and owned only a bicycle. These stories highlight his journey from extreme poverty to stardom. This background provided him with a unique perspective on life and hard work. He continues to build his career in the Indian film industry.

⚖️ SC hints against blocking TMC symbol freeze

The Supreme Court signaled it is unlikely to stay the Election Commission's interim freeze on the AITC's 'flowers and grass' symbol. This was in response to the leadership dispute between Mamata Banerjee and Ritabrata Banerjee in West Bengal. The EC was directed to set a reasonable timeline for final adjudication by Monday, September 28. The interim order, active during byelections, allotted new names and symbols to both factions on September 18. The CJI stressed the need for the EC to reach a final decision as quickly as possible. 🧐

🚔 Security Guard Arrested For Molestation in Hyderabad

A security guard was arrested for allegedly grabbing and kissing a software engineer as she exited her cab. The incident took place in Hyderabad involving the accused guard and the female engineer. The incident reportedly happened on a specific date not mentioned in the provided context. This action raises serious concerns regarding workplace and public safety protocols. Authorities are currently investigating the matter and the legal proceedings will continue. 🚔

🍎 India eyeing junk food bans near schools 🚫

India is considering rules to limit the sale of high-fat, high-salt, and high-sugar (HFSS) foods within 50 metres of schools. The Food Safety and Standards Authority (FSSAI) is driving this initiative, similar to the Chilean model, across the country. The proposal targets roughly 1.5 million schools and is being considered alongside warning labels for these products. This push aims to combat the sharp rise in childhood obesity, projected to hit 56 million by 2040. Public feedback on the proposal is invited until 6 October.

👂 Meta launches smart glasses for hearing loss

Meta has introduced new software designed to assist individuals with hearing impairment. This innovative tech will be integrated into their smart glasses platform. The addition costs $150 and is available now for purchase. This aims to provide better auditory support to users in daily life. Further updates and feature rollouts are expected in the coming months.

🏒 Dilpreet hat-trick pushes India to big win

The Indian men's hockey team secured a dominant 8-2 victory over Korea at the Asian Games in Kakamigahara, Japan. Dilpreet Singh was the key player, netting a hat-trick for the team. This win marks India's third straight triumph, keeping them atop Pool A. The team's next match is against hosts Japan on Saturday. Coach Craig Fulton noted concerns regarding the team's penalty corner conversions. 🏒

🔭 Hubble Telescope hits 200,000 orbits milestone

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope successfully completed its 200,000th orbit around Earth on September 19. This massive space-based observatory is a joint project between NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA). Over its 36-year lifetime, Hubble has traveled more than 5 billion miles and conducted over 1.7 million observations. Its unique ability to view light across ultraviolet, visible, and near-infrared spectrums has revolutionized astronomy. Astronomers still request about seven times more observing time than is currently available each year. 🔭

❤️ Eating more processed food jacks up heart risk

A new study found that consuming 100g more ultra-processed food daily increases heart risk by 14%. Researchers analyzed data from 51 prospective cohort studies involving 8,819,894 adults globally. This finding, from a meta-analysis, shows a strong association with cardiovascular events and other health issues. The study emphasizes that this is an association, not direct proof of causation from eating one item. Going forward, this adds to the growing evidence linking high UPF diets to poorer health outcomes. 😟

🏛️ Supreme Court pushes EC on TMC symbol dispute

The Supreme Court on Thursday, September 24, 2026, asked the Election Commission for a timeframe to settle the name and symbol dispute within the All India Trinamool Congress. This hearing involved a plea from former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee against the EC's freeze on the TMC's name and symbol. The court sought a timeline from the poll panel regarding the final decision on the ownership of the name and symbol. CJI Surya Kant suggested the EC should start hearing the matter daily to consider all evidence. Ms. Banerjee's plea was scheduled for further hearing on September 28. 🏛️

🗳️ Priyanka Gandhi demands prosecution against CEC over voter deletions

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has called for the criminal prosecution of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar. This demand was made in Wayanad on Thursday, September 24, 2026, over the deletion of approximately 13 crore voters. Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi had previously flagged these issues 14 times. Vadra stated that tampering with rolls is a criminal act against the constitution and the nation. She argued that the CEC should face prosecution just like any other criminal for treason. 🗳️