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🩺 B12 deficiency isn't just for vegetarians

B12 deficiency isn't solely a vegetarian issue, as poor absorption can cause it in anyone. This problem often stems from digestive issues, autoimmune disorders like pernicious anemia, or certain medications. Conditions affecting the stomach or small intestine, or aging, can block B12 uptake even with adequate intake. Symptoms like tiredness and numbness are common, requiring testing rather than self-diagnosis. 🩺

#HealthFacts#NutritionTips#B12
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πŸ—³οΈ Rijiju challenges Gandhi to back women's quota bill

Parliamentary affairs minister Kiren Rijiju challenged Rahul Gandhi to unconditionally support the BJP-backed Women’s Reservation Bill. Rijiju made these remarks after Rahul Gandhi posted a video advocating for greater freedom of expression for women in India. The Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam, 2023, was passed by both Houses of Parliament but implementation stalled after the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill failed on April 17. This legislation mandates 33% reservation for women in Lok Sabha and state assemblies, linked to delimitation. The opposition demands that this reservation be delinked from the delimitation exercise moving forward. πŸ—³οΈ

#WomenQuota#IndianPolitics#NariShakti
business

πŸ“ˆ Gold and Silver Rates Spike in Hyderabad

Gold and silver rates experienced a surge in Hyderabad on August 8, 2026. The price for 10 grams of 22-carat gold hit Rs. 1,39,650 with a Rs. 1,000 hike, while 24-carat gold was Rs. 1,52,3500 up by Rs. 1,090. Silver is currently priced at Rs. 2,49,900 per kilogram in the city. These price movements are linked to fluctuating international gold markets and rupee exchange rates. Buyers should monitor live rates as prices can change instantly, and major outlets are in areas like Panjagutta. πŸ’°

#HyderabadGold#GoldPrices#PreciousMetals
entertainment

πŸ˜” Ravi Kishan opens up about a tough childhood

Bhojpuri star Ravi Kishan revealed details about a traumatic childhood in a recent podcast appearance. He shared that his father, a priest, used to beat him frequently, which he mistook for affection. Kishan confessed that he loved the attention, believing the physical discipline was a form of communication. This strict upbringing pushed him to prove his worth in life, eventually leading to his success. Now, after years, he understands his father better but notes the wounds remain.

#RaviKishan#ChildhoodTrauma#BhojpuriStar
business

🧐 PP Flexi Cap underperformance not a big deal, says fund CIO

The recent dip in the Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund is considered not noteworthy by Rajeev Thakkar, CIO and Director of PPFAS Mutual Fund. He stated this while addressing unitholders regarding the fund's performance in the market. The cash allocation has dropped to about 14-15% from a peak of 25%, while the outlook on HDFC Bank remains unchanged. Thakkar emphasized that equity volatility is normal and allows for higher long-term returns compared to FDs. The fund continues to invest based on risk-reward rather than chasing popular market themes. πŸ“ˆ

#MutualFunds#Investing#StockMarket
health

🦟 West Nile Virus Hits Israel; One Death Reported 🦟

A 70-year-old man has passed away due to West Nile fever in Israel, marking the nation's first death from the virus this year. The fatality occurred after the man developed symptoms in mid-July and was hospitalized with infection complications. Currently, there are 10 confirmed cases of West Nile virus across Israel, with three patients still receiving treatment. Mosquitoes carrying the virus have been found in central areas, including Tel Aviv-Yafo. Authorities are urging residents to take preventive steps like removing stagnant water.

#WestNile#IsraelHealth#VirusAlert
business

πŸ“ˆ Indian markets surge; SENSEX gains 405 pts πŸ“ˆ

Indian equity benchmarks closed the week of August 7 in the green, continuing their winning streak for the second straight week. The NIFTY50 climbed 187.05 points while the BSE SENSEX rose 404.53 points on August 5. This surge was partly fueled by PSU banks and easing geopolitical tensions globally. Hindalco Industries and State Bank of India led the gains due to strong quarterly results. Investors are now watching for further market direction amidst global economic shifts.

#MarketWrap#SensexGains#StockMarket
business

🎬 Amazon's new ad shows different ways people shop

Amazon India dropped a fresh ad film for the upcoming Great Freedom Sale, conceptualized by Schbang. The film showcases various Indian shopper personas, like the patient or the coupon-obsessed one, across Mumbai. It features different shopping behaviors while tying into Amazon's A-to-Z logo promise. The goal is to make the sale announcement relatable to the audience. This creative approach is now live on YouTube ahead of the event.

#AmazonIndia#GreatFreedomSale#MarketingCampaigns
business

πŸš‚ Railway officers must camp at accident sites for faster probe

The Railway Board has mandated that senior officers probing train accidents must camp near the site to speed up investigations. This directive follows a safety review showing several inquiries missed their deadlines. The Board requires a dedicated location near the site for the Inquiry Committee to work continuously. Furthermore, all pending accident inquiries must be reviewed and completed without further delay. The focus must shift from identifying 'who' to analyzing 'why' accidents happen. πŸš†

#Railways#SafetyFirst#AccidentProbe
sports

πŸ₯‡ Yadav bags silver, ends 10-year javelin drought

Ashish Yadav secured a silver medal in the men's javelin throw at the World Athletics U20 Championships. This achievement places him as the second Indian medalist in the event at the global junior competition. Yadav achieved his 74.09m best throw on the third day of the championships. This marks a major milestone for Indian javelin, following Neeraj Chopra's historic 2016 gold. The Indian contingent also saw Ashfaq break the U20 national record in the 400m. πŸ…

#AthleticsIndia#U20Champs#JavelinThrow
india

πŸ’€ Mother's body decayed for a year in Bengaluru duplex

The skeletal remains of a 52-year-old woman, Dakshayini, were found behind closed doors in a duplex in Bengaluru. The tragic discovery was made after law enforcement conducted a welfare check in the Bagalagunte area. Preliminary findings suggest her death occurred nearly a year ago, as her daughter and son-in-law reportedly hadn't visited. Dakshayini was reportedly in distress after her husband passed ten years ago and her son died of cancer. Police are now investigating the exact cause and circumstances of her death. πŸ’”

#BengaluruCrime#Tragedy#PoliceInvestigation

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