⚖️ CJI says judge allegations must follow process

The Chief Justice of India stated that allegations made by Justice Sandeep Mehta against Rajasthan High Court Acting Chief Justice Sanjeev Prakash Sharma will be handled via the institutional process. This was stated by CJI Surya Kant on Wednesday, addressing concerns raised in letters from Justice Mehta. The CJI emphasized that no finding can be made publicly, and the process will review Mehta's material along with Sharma's response. These allegations, which include maladministration, were made in letters dated August 2, 10, and 17. Any action regarding Sharma will be decided by the competent institutional authority after due consideration.

🤖 Microsoft ends Dynamics 365 release waves

Microsoft is stopping its Dynamics 365 release waves in September 2026, shifting to a continuous roadmap publishing model. This change affects Dynamics 365, Power Platform, and Dataverse capabilities across the entire Microsoft stack. The older, fixed release wave 1 and release wave 2 model is being retired to make planning more fluid. Customers must now build their own recurring review cycles using filters and RSS feeds instead of relying on fixed dates. Furthermore, AI agents can now query this unified roadmap directly for real-time updates. 🤖

❤️ Surrogate fights for baby custody after heart condition reveal

Biological parents requested termination after their newborn son was diagnosed with HLHS, a serious heart condition. This legal fight is happening between Nausheen Gilkar and Omar Ahmed, and the surrogate McKenna West, in a Dallas court. The baby was born on August 12, and doctors estimate he needs intensive care for at least another month. Gilkar and Ahmed argue West signed a surrogacy agreement, while West claims she wanted to protect the baby's chance at life. A judge extended a restraining order against West for another 14 days.

🎮 Sony drops 4 new free games on PS Plus

Sony has officially revealed the next lineup of free games for PlayStation Plus members. These titles, including Sniper Elite: Resistance and MLB The Show 26, will be available across Essential, Extra, and Premium tiers. The four new games will launch on September 1 and stay live until October 5. This update confirms the lineup, adding one surprise title to the previously leaked games. Members should claim current free games before they expire on August 31.

💡 Dancer talks health, change at Jaipur TEDx

Noted dancer Mallika Sarabhai highlighted the importance of health communication at a TEDx event in Jaipur. She addressed activists and changemakers gathered at the event organized by IIHMR University. The fourth edition, themed “Ignite the unseen”, featured diverse speakers focusing on overlooked societal issues. Sarabhai stressed that discussing mental health and sexuality can bust myths and move public consciousness. The event showcased insights from fields including arts, assistive technology, and wildlife conservation.

🩺 AI helping catch lung cancer early

AI-assisted nodule detection shows potential for significantly boosting early lung cancer diagnosis. This technology is being explored by various medical researchers and healthcare providers across the globe. Studies indicate that these tools can improve detection rates by a noticeable margin compared to traditional methods. The integration aims to make screening more accessible and precise for high-risk populations. Further clinical trials are needed before this AI becomes standard practice in healthcare settings. 🩺

⚡ Trump signs order restricting foreign tech in US energy grid

Donald Trump has signed an executive order aimed at limiting the use of certain foreign equipment within the United States energy grid. This directive specifically targets components from specific countries, impacting infrastructure development across the US. The order was signed recently, marking a significant policy shift regarding national energy security. The move is part of a broader push by the administration to increase domestic manufacturing and reduce reliance on international suppliers. Further details on the implementation timeline are expected to be released by relevant federal agencies soon. ⚡

✨ NASA drops 16 wild galaxy evolution pics

NASA released 16 unique photos showing galaxy evolution using Chandra X-ray Observatory and other telescopes. These images feature various galaxies across different structures, including spirals and ellipticals, observed by different instruments. The collection includes data from observations spanning from the early Universe to current cosmic events. X-rays reveal extreme phenomena like supermassive black hole jets and hot gas outflows in these systems. This research helps scientists understand how galaxies form and change over billions of years. 🌌

🔬 MIT spies on electrons rebuilding in quantum material

MIT physicists observed electrons restructuring within a quantum material cooled to nearly -230°C. The research focused on erbium tritelluride, which exhibits two overlapping 'charge density wave' phases. On the date of publication in Nature, they found one phase reformed smoothly while the other grew patchily like ice. This new method resolves a debate on how the second phase forms and offers real-time quantum viewing. This work could help design next-gen electronics by understanding complex electron behavior. 🔬

🤖 NVIDIA crushes Q2 results with massive AI demand

NVIDIA reported $96.2 billion in revenue for the second quarter ended July 26, 2026, showing significant growth. This performance was driven by strong demand across the US and globally, according to CEO Jensen Huang. The company returned about $26.0 billion to shareholders through buybacks and dividends during this quarter. NVIDIA expects revenue to hit $108.0 billion in the third quarter of fiscal 2027. This shows the AI infrastructure buildout is moving full steam ahead. 🚀

💡 Low beam default for new vehicles starting next April

New rules mandate that automatic headlamps on new two-wheelers will default to low beam mode starting next April. The Ministry of Road Transport proposed these changes to curb glare caused by high beams on roads across India. Specifically, maximum permissible intensities for two-wheelers and four-wheelers have been reduced significantly. These measures aim to tackle night-time crashes by limiting visual discomfort from intense lighting. Furthermore, a speed-sensitive audio alert will prompt drivers to switch back to low beam in urban settings. 🚗