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πŸ—³οΈ Congress plots next session after paper leak issue

A paper leak incident related to delimitation has surfaced, prompting political action. The Congress party has now charted out its roadmap for the post-monsoon session. Specific details on the roadmap were not provided in the immediate report. This development comes amidst ongoing political discussions regarding electoral processes. The party is expected to move forward with its agenda in the coming weeks. πŸ—³οΈ

#Congress#Politics#Delimitation
business

✨ Genesis GV90: Hyundai's Mega Luxury EV SUV

Genesis unveiled the GV90, its most luxurious and largest all-electric SUV model. This flagship vehicle was revealed in San Francisco on August 19th to boost its premium segment presence. It features a 123.5 kWh battery and produces up to 544 hp, with an expected range of around 500 km. The model comes in two versions; the Neolun offers coach-style doors and a lounge-like interior. Production starts in South Korea, with a September launch there and Europe in early 2027. πŸ”‹

#EV#GenesisGV90#LuxuryCars
tech

πŸ“± Samsung to hike foldable phone prices in India

Samsung is planning to increase the prices of its foldable smartphones in India, including the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Fold 8, and Flip 8. This decision comes as memory chip costs are rising, putting financial pressure on manufacturers in India. The new foldables are priced between β‚Ή1.25 lakh and β‚Ή2.6 lakh, and saw 2.71 lakh pre-orders in 72 hours. Samsung has been absorbing much of the rising component costs to keep adjustments modest so far. Industry experts predict shipment declines in the latter half of 2026 due to this memory scarcity. πŸ’Έ

#SamsungIndia#Foldables#TechNews
health

🦟 Hyderabad mosquitoes surge due to poor civic upkeep

Residents in various Hyderabad localities are currently dealing with a severe mosquito menace as of World Mosquito Day. The issue is being reported across areas like Samathanagar, Shantinagar, and Champapet. Multiple residents cited stagnant water, damaged roads, and lack of fogging, especially since the recent dates. People are finding household measures like repellents ineffective against the constant nuisance. Residents are demanding that civic authorities urgently intensify fogging and fix drainage issues. 🦟

#Hyderabad#MosquitoControl#CivicIssues
india

πŸ”₯ Jharkhand student leader pushes for recruitment transparency

The JPSC-JSSC Reforms Manch declared it will continue demanding transparency despite the High Court staying the cancellation of state civil services exams. Student leader Devendra Nath Mahato affirmed respect for the court order while maintaining core demands regarding corruption in Jharkhand's recruitment. This follows a 26-day agitation over irregularities in JPSC and JSSC exams, which saw the government cancel 22 exams. Mahato insists on an independent probe and prosecution for those found guilty of wrongdoing. Fresh protests are planned, including burning effigies of CM Hemant Soren in all 24 districts on Friday. ✊

#Jharkhand#RecruitmentFight#JPSC
sports

🏈 Raiders QB's 'High Level' Talk Sparks Fan Chaos

Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Fernando Mendoza shared insights after losing the first preseason match against the Arizona Cardinals. Mendoza stated that tough situations are valuable because they are what works at the highest level. This professional commentary led some fans to label him overly formal for the NFL. One fan humorously remarked that Mendoza’s brain is operating on another plane of intelligence. Mendoza has since affirmed his commitment to football over Vegas nightlife distractions. 🏈

#NFL#Raiders#Mendoza
sports

🏏 Ball split in half for dual five-for celebration

The cricket world witnessed an unusual sight at Headingley during the England vs Pakistan Test. Pacemen Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue each took five wickets, dismissing the visitors for 171 in the first innings. Because both bowlers achieved a five-for on the first day, the cricket ball was literally cut in half for souvenirs. This unique tradition, usually reserved for one bowler, was accommodated by the ground staff. Both players expressed excitement over keeping their halves of the special commemorative ball. 🏏

#CricketHistory#TestCricket#EnglandVsPakistan
india

βš–οΈ Nine lawyers get HC judge roles in Punjab & Haryana

Nine advocates have been appointed as Additional Judges of the Punjab and Haryana High Court by the Centre. This decision was made following the Supreme Court Collegium's May 4 recommendation of 10 names. The appointments are set to boost the court's strength, which currently stands at 55 out of a sanctioned 85. One recommended name, Navdeep Singh, was notably excluded from this Thursday's notification. The newly appointed judges are expected to significantly aid in handling pending cases across Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh. βš–οΈ

#PunjabHaryanaHC#JudicialAppointments#IndianLaw
india

πŸ—£οΈ Parties clash over Gen Z vote in big debate

A televised panel featured Supriya Shrinate, Siddharth Yadav, and Ashutosh Ranka discussing India's youth and politics. The discussion centered on Gen Z voters, employment, and education policy across the country. Shrinate criticized the ruling administration over paper leaks and high unemployment rates. Yadav countered by pointing to Modi's leadership and growth in startups and AIIMS. Ranka urged parties to offer real solutions instead of just social media stunts. πŸ—£οΈ

#GenZVote#IndianPolitics#YouthPower
science

πŸš€ Japan is sending a probe to Mars moons

Japan is set to launch a new probe specifically aimed at studying Mars's moons. This mission will be carried out by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA). The launch is scheduled for October, targeting the celestial bodies orbiting Mars. This probe aims to gather crucial data about the geology and potential habitability of these moons. Future missions will depend on the findings from this initial exploration. πŸš€

#MarsMission#SpaceExploration#JAXA
business

πŸ’ͺ Tycoon's humble start: living on β‚Ή21 rent

Anil Agarwal recalled his tough beginnings while building his business in Mumbai. He moved to Mumbai from Bihar at age 19 with minimal funds and intense drive. He once lived with seven people in a room paying only β‚Ή21 per month near Mumbai's Cotton Exchange. This tiny 8 ft x 9 ft office in Kalbadevi taught him crucial business lessons beyond textbooks. Agarwal concludes that this experience taught him to dream big and work hard.

#BusinessJourney#IndianTycoon#HustleCulture

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