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πŸ€– ChatGPT might let you make WhatsApp stickers

ChatGPT is reportedly developing a new feature called "ChatGPT Stickers" that will allow users to create custom stickers. This feature is being worked on within the ChatGPT app, suggesting integration with chat apps like WhatsApp. The code analysis points to functionality allowing users to add stickers directly to WhatsApp, which requires a minimum of three stickers. This development aims to streamline the currently manual process of creating and importing stickers. It is not yet released, and the timeline for its public rollout remains unknown. πŸ€–

#ChatGPT#WhatsApp#AI
business

πŸͺ΅ UP govt scheme modernizing Saharanpur's woodcraft

Saharanpur's centuries-old woodcraft industry is gaining new momentum through the UP government's ODOP initiative. This support is helping artisans and businesses in Saharanpur, often called 'India's Wooden City,' modernize their traditional crafts. With assistance, the industry has seen increased production capacity and access to international markets since 2009. Government aid allows traditional hand-carving to complement modern technology for better quality. The sector aims to revive its heritage while connecting artisans to global e-commerce platforms. πŸͺ΅

#ODOP#Woodcraft#UPBusiness
india

😨 Woman Accused of Cannibalism in Rajasthan

A woman in Rajasthan was severely accused by her relatives for allegedly eating them. The incident involved family members in a rural area of Rajasthan. Reports indicate that the accusations surfaced around October 2023. This extreme allegation led to her being branded as a witch and subsequently assaulted. She was then forcibly thrown out of her own home. 😨

#RajasthanNews#SocialIssue#DomesticViolence
business

πŸ’° SBI Q1 profits jump, business growth strong

State Bank of India reported a 10.23% year-on-year rise in its standalone net profit for the June quarter (Q1FY27). This financial performance was reported by the bank on Friday, 7 August, in the June quarter. Net profit reached β‚Ή21,121.22 crore, while interest income grew to β‚Ή46,992 crore in the review period. The bank saw gross advances increase by 18.6% and total business crossed the β‚Ή110 lakh crore milestone. Asset quality also improved with declining GNPA and NPA ratios as the bank moves forward. πŸ“ˆ

#SBIResults#IndianBanking#FinanceNews
india

πŸ•΅οΈ NEET paper leak: CBI cracks down on the network

The CBI's 94-page chargesheet details a massive NEET-UG 2026 paper leak involving multiple parties. The operation started with three NTA subject experts, including Manisha Gurunath Mandhare and PV Kulkarni, in New Delhi. The leak involved circulating confidential Biology, Chemistry, and Physics questions through intermediaries and special classes between November 2025 and May 22. Payments were allegedly collected from parents and funneled through intermediaries to the network members. Authorities continue to investigate the full extent of the alleged corruption and distribution channels. 🧐

#NEETleak#CBIinvestigation#EdTechScam
health

🐍 Why is horse blood used for snake venom antidote?

Anti-snake venom is a vital medicine used to treat numerous snakebite cases every year. This life-saving treatment is crucial because timely intervention significantly increases survival rates. The production process involves utilizing horse blood as a key component in creating the effective medicine. Doctors explain the complex science behind this method for developing the ASV. Prompt medical attention remains the most critical factor in preventing fatalities from snakebites. 🐍

#SnakebiteAwareness#MedicalScience#ASV
science

πŸ§ͺ Why Horse Blood Makes Snake Venom Antidotes

Scientists are exploring the biological mechanisms behind the use of horse blood in creating anti-snake venom. This research is being conducted at various biomedical labs globally. Specific studies have tracked efficacy rates over the last five years, noting significant improvements in treatment protocols. The underlying science involves isolating proteins that neutralize the toxins found in various venomous snakes. Further clinical trials are planned to confirm the long-term effectiveness of these blood-based antidotes.

#Science#Biotech#Medicine
tech

πŸ“Έ Samsung's new 200MP sensor might be S27 Ultra upgrade

Samsung has revealed the ISOCELL HPC 200MP camera sensor for smartphones. This sensor is being developed for Samsung's upcoming devices, potentially including the Galaxy S27 Ultra. It features DeepPix technology, boosting full-well capacity by 60% for better image quality. This allows for brighter highlights, richer shadows, and 16-bit single-frame HDR capture. The sensor is in mass production, suggesting it could appear on next-gen Android phones soon.

#SamsungTech#ISOCELL#GalaxyS27
tech

πŸ”Š OpenAI's new device with Jony Ive is a smart speaker

OpenAI has reportedly developed a smart speaker device in collaboration with Jony Ive, which has no screen or wearable features. This doughnut-shaped gadget is expected to cost between $300 and $400 and will be available to buyers in 2027. The company is focusing on user feeling rather than just functionality, with moving parts signaling its status. It will run an advanced version of ChatGPT's voice mode, capable of continuous conversation. This strategic move positions OpenAI against established players like Amazon and Google. πŸ€–

#OpenAI#TechGadgets#AI
health

πŸ”¬ Study finds no link between circumcision and autism

A large US cohort study published in JAMA Pediatrics revealed no evidence linking neonatal circumcision to an increased risk of autism in boys. Researchers from Johns Hopkins analyzed data from the ECHO Cohort, which tracked 2,771 boys across 14 US sites. Of the 1,840 circumcised boys, 6% had autism, compared to 9% in the uncircumcised group. After adjusting for factors like parental age, the study concluded no significant association exists. These findings help reassure parents about the safety of this common medical procedure. πŸ‘Ά

#AutismResearch#ChildHealth#ScienceFacts
india

πŸ’§ Kerala asks Centre for β‚Ή110 Cr flood relief

The Kerala government has asked the Central government for β‚Ή110 crore in emergency relief to handle farm sector losses. This request came after torrential rains and floods hit large parts of the state. As of Thursday evening, losses were estimated at β‚Ή99.29 crore, affecting 36,829 farmers across 3,264 hectares. Minister T. Siddique is visiting Kuttanad on Sunday, August 9, 2026, to assess the damage. A meeting is also scheduled on Monday to discuss special financial schemes for the affected farmers. 🚜

#KeralaFloods#FarmAid#CentreSupport

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