🔮 Baba Vanga's 2026 Prophecies: Some Came True

Baba Vanga made several predictions for the year 2026, some of which have reportedly come true already. These prophecies were delivered by the mystic Baba Vanga in Bulgaria. The predictions included a mix of positive and very alarming future events. The context is centered around the spiritual and predictive nature of her statements regarding global happenings. It remains to be seen how the remaining three terrifying predictions will unfold in the coming years.

📱 Parliament aims to restrict social media access for young kids

A new bill in Parliament is proposing stricter regulations regarding social media usage. The legislation targets individuals under the age of 13, requiring parental consent for platform access. Specifically, the bill discusses implementing rules to manage online exposure for children. This move comes amidst growing concerns about children's safety and digital well-being online. The government plans to introduce these tighter controls to protect younger users. 📱

🏏 Gill out of warm-up vs Sri Lanka before Test 🏏

Shubman Gill is likely to miss the three-day warm-up match against Sri Lanka in Colombo due to a finger injury sustained during training. The BCCI stated it was a precautionary measure, though the report suggests he might not bat in the warm-up game. He is skipping the match to ensure he is fit for the first Test starting August 15. Former skipper Ajinkya Rahane advised batters to be proactive against Sri Lankan spinners in the upcoming series. He noted that Test cricket dynamics have changed with the influence of T20 batting styles.

📈 Toronto home sales up for fifth month straight

Greater Toronto Area home sales increased for the fifth consecutive month in July, supported by signs of a better Canadian economy. Seasonally adjusted home sales hit 5,582 units, the highest since September last year, according to TRREB. The benchmark home price index also rose 0.3% month-on-month to C$933,800. This recovery follows stronger-than-expected economic growth in the second quarter. Market experts suggest this trend could boost consumer confidence for future purchases. 📈

🔬 Modi disappointed by few female medalists at IIT Delhi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the 57th convocation ceremony of IIT Delhi on Saturday to present high honors to top students. He congratulated all award-winning students but expressed disappointment regarding the low number of female medal recipients. Modi specifically noted that there should have been more girls among the honorees, asking, "Why just one or two?" He addressed over 3,000 graduating students, including 587 PhD scholars, during the event. Furthermore, he inaugurated the Param Pragya AI supercomputing facility at the Sonipat campus of IIT Delhi. 🧐

📱 Amazon Sale Day 2: Flagship Phone Deals are Live

The Amazon Great Freedom Sale is continuing into its second day, offering massive discounts on various gadgets. The event, marking 79 years of India's independence, includes deals on smartphones, smartwatches, and more. For instance, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra is available at Rs. 1,90,999, while the iPhone 17 Pro Max is listed at Rs. 1,41,900. These savings are further enhanced by bank discounts and cashback offers available during the sale period. Shoppers can also snag an extra 10 percent discount using an HDFC Bank credit card. 📱

🚨 Police nab 3 in former panchayat head murder

Three North Indians have been arrested in the murder case of former Mudarangadi Gram Panchayat President, David D’Souza. The Udupi district police coordinated with Uttara Kannada police to make the arrests on Friday, August 7, 2026. Raju from Uttar Pradesh, the alleged shooter, injured a police officer before being apprehended after being shot in the leg. The attack occurred around 4 p.m. on August 7, 2026, near his office in Pilar. Authorities are now investigating D’Souza's financial dealings as the motive for the attack.

🎞️ Manipur's old film reels heading to Italy for revival

A collection of 15 rare and fragile 8mm celluloid reels from Manipur is set for professional digitization in Italy. This initiative involves the S.N. Chand Cine Archive & Museum collaborating with the Home Movies Foundation in Bologna. These reels, mostly shot between the mid-1930s and early 1960s, are believed to hold footage of Manipuri life and traditions. The project was fast-tracked after Johnson Rajkumar attended film restoration schools in Bologna in 2026. The digitization aims to preserve the State's film heritage using international standards. 🎬

😠 IIT Delhi students told to salute Modi amid protests

IIT Delhi students were reportedly instructed to show respect to PM Modi despite widespread student protests. This incident occurred at IIT Delhi in Delhi on July 20th. The students faced strong opposition to the directive, leading to confrontations. Furthermore, some students were reportedly assaulted by Delhi police during the protest. The situation remains tense as authorities address the escalating student unrest. 😠

🔬 Watching Cancer Cells Live Could Change Drug Discovery

A new platform allowing continuous observation of living cells could revolutionize drug discovery and cancer research. This technology, highlighted by experts, enables real-time monitoring of how cells react to candidate drugs. For instance, Parmita Mishra's platform generates live biochemical data instead of using traditional 'autopsies.' This detailed understanding supports precision oncology, which is crucial given India's 1.4 million new cancer cases in 2022. Researchers anticipate this shift will speed up therapy identification and improve patient care.

🛂 Seven African nationals detained in Delhi for overstaying

Seven African nationals, including five Nigerians and two Ghanaians, were detained by Delhi Police during an intelligence-based drive on Saturday, August 8, 2026. The detentions involved discreet enquiries conducted by teams from Pandav Nagar Police Station. Four nationals detained on August 4 included Osita Nkemen, Ngota Cynthia, James, and Livy Otughana. Furthermore, three Nigerians—Kelechi Cornelius, Okechukwu Solomon, and Chukwudi Alison—were caught in a separate raid in Patparganj. All seven were placed under restriction orders by the FRRO, and deportation proceedings have now begun. 🛂