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πŸ›°οΈ Constelli boosts India's defence radar and EW tech

Indian defence tech startup Constelli is strengthening the nation's indigenous defence electronics ecosystem with advanced hardware and software. Headquartered in Hyderabad, the company’s tech is used by organizations like the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) in India. Constelli produces high-speed radar processing chips and sub-systems for target detection and situational awareness. This development highlights growing use of RF signal processing and software-defined architecture in India's electronics industry. This signals a broader trend of increased investment in India's private defence tech firms. πŸ›°οΈ

#IndiDefence#TechIndia#RadarTech
india

🌊 Fisherman's body found in Kerala backwaters

The body of a 42-year-old fisherman named Thomas (Praveen) was recovered on Tuesday. He was found near the Muthalapozhi fishing harbour in Anchuthengu, Kerala. The incident happened on Monday evening when he slipped from his boat after an epileptic seizure. A scuba diving team from the Fire and Rescue Services conducted the search operation. This recovery occurred during a larger search for three other missing fishermen since July 31.

#KeralaNews#FishingSafety#SearchAndRescue
health

πŸ€’ Chandipura virus claims three more kids in Jamnagar

Three more children have died from the suspected Chandipura virus on Monday, increasing the total death toll to eight. This tragedy is occurring at the GG Hospital in Jamnagar, Gujarat. So far, the hospital has registered 12 suspected and confirmed cases of the virus as of August 11, 2026. The rare, vector-borne disease spreads mainly through sandfly bites and affects young children quickly. The Health Department has urged residents to take extra precautions and seek immediate medical help if symptoms appear. 😟

#JamnagarOutbreak#ChandipuraVirus#GujaratHealth
health

πŸ”¬ New oximeter fixes skin tone errors 🩸

A prototype called ChromaSense aims to provide accurate blood oxygen readings regardless of skin tone, age, or other factors. This new wearable system, developed by Valencia Koomson's lab, measures reflected light from the wrist instead of transmitted light through the finger. Initial tests on 50 participants showed accuracy within 1.4% of a standard reference oximeter. Further testing at UCSF with diverse volunteers showed accuracy within 2.87%, meeting FDA requirements. Researchers plan to integrate blood pressure monitoring into the ChromaSense device next.

#MedTech#HealthTech#Innovation
sports

🏏 India-Bangladesh scramble to restart cricket series

Bangladesh and India are urgently trying to save a six-match white-ball cricket series scheduled for next month. The diplomatic efforts involve the foreign ministers of both nations to salvage the tour. The series, consisting of three ODIs and three T20 matches, was initially planned for August last year. Tensions stem from political issues following Bangladesh's 2024 uprising and Sheikh Hasina fleeing to India. Both sides are hoping to quickly resolve the current deadlock between Dhaka and New Delhi. 🏏

#CricketDiplomacy#INDvsBAN#SportsNews
health

πŸ€” Eating out in India: A calculated risk?

Dining outside in India has become quite a gamble lately. Many consumers are facing unpredictable experiences across various cities and restaurants. Recent reports highlight fluctuations in hygiene standards and food quality across the country. This uncertainty is forcing diners to weigh convenience against potential risks. Authorities are now being pushed to implement stricter food safety regulations moving forward.

#IndianFoodScene#FoodSafety#StreetEats
health

πŸ’‰ Women on foot save lives from polio in mountains

Women like Shameema and Tanzeela brave tough terrains to deliver vital polio vaccines to remote communities. They operate in Pulwama, serving the Gujjar and Bakarwal communities in the hills. These frontline workers administer drops to children, with Shameema having reached over 3,000 and Tanzeela about 800 since joining. This effort is key to India remaining polio-free since 2014, supported by a vast health worker network. The campaign targets 27 million children under five during national immunization drives.

#PolioEradication#FrontlineWorkers#IndiaHealth
science

πŸ”­ Why we need three 30-meter telescopes

The world requires the existence of three 30-meter class telescopes for significant astronomical research. These massive instruments are being developed by various international collaborations across different locations. Specifically, projects like the ELT and GMT aim to be operational around the next decade. These telescopes will allow scientists to study distant galaxies and exoplanets with unprecedented detail. Future advancements in astronomy heavily depend on the data these powerful observatories will collect.

#Astronomy#SpaceTech#Science
business

πŸ’Ό Income Tax hiring: 10th pass can apply for jobs

The Income Tax Department has opened applications for 7 Canteen Attendant posts across Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Eligible candidates must be Indian citizens aged 18 to 25 as of August 31, 2026. The recruitment window runs from August 11 to August 31, 2026, with no application fee required. Selection involves shortlisting based on Class 10 marks, a written exam in Bhopal, and a skill test. Selected candidates will earn a salary up to Rs 56,900 per month.

#GovtJobs#MadhyaPradesh#IncomeTax
business

🌹 Family farm keeps Chanel No. 5 scent alive

A multi-generational family farm in Grasse, France, cultivates the essential flowers for Chanel No. 5 perfume. The Mul family has preserved the signature scent of the iconic fragrance for over a century in this region. The process involves harvesting May Rose, jasmine, and ylang ylang, with over 400kg of roses yielding just 1kg of concrete. Chanel partnered with the Muls to ensure the quality of the essences was maintained despite industry pressures. This dedication keeps the scent, launched in 1921, consistent for customers globally. 🌹

#ChanelNo5#FrenchPerfume#FamilyLegacy
health

😟 Teen dies after alleged RMP injection in Telangana

A 16-year-old girl passed away after receiving injections from a Rural Medical Practitioner in Telangana. The incident occurred in Baswapuram village, Konijerla mandal, on August 9. The girl, Hema Sri, became unconscious while receiving the second injection, and doctors declared her dead on arrival at a private hospital. Her father filed a case alleging the practitioner lacked the necessary medical qualifications. This case highlights broader concerns from doctors' organizations about RMP practices in the state. 😟

#Telangana#MedicalNegligence#HealthCrisis

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