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πŸ›‘οΈ Delhi High Court steps in for Khushi Kapoor

The Delhi High Court issued an order mandating the removal of obscene and pornographic content targeting actress Khushi Kapoor. Justice Jyoti Singh directed the takedown of unauthorized merchandise sales exploiting her personality elements. This ruling came after Kapoor filed an interim injunction application seeking protection of her personality rights. This follows a similar takedown order previously granted for her sister, Janhvi Kapoor, on the previous day. The court has a history of protecting personality rights for various public figures in India. 🎬

#KhushiKapoor#DelhiHighCourt#CelebrityRights
world

β›ˆοΈ Assam floods remain serious; more rain predicted β›ˆοΈ

The flood situation in Assam stayed serious on Wednesday, August 12, 2026, affecting over 1.12 lakh people across four districts. Golaghat is the worst-hit, with over 65,000 people impacted, followed by Sivasagar and Nagaon. The IMD forecasts heavy rain in areas like Dibrugarh and Jorhat, while the Dhansiri river flows in a severe situation. Authorities are running 92 relief camps and have distributed significant rations to affected citizens. At least 441 villages are currently inundated across the state.

#AssamFloods#MonsoonCrisis#DisasterAlert
entertainment

🎬 Wamiqa Gabbi joins Rishab Shetty's Jai Hanuman

Actress Wamiqa Gabbi has reportedly joined Rishab Shetty's mythological action epic, Jai Hanuman. She is joining the cast for director Prasanth Varma's film, which is currently in production in Hyderabad. While specific details of her role are under wraps, her addition adds a major name to the ensemble cast. This project follows her success in the Tamil film DC, which grossed Rs 50 crore globally in five days. Wamiqa Gabbi is expected to join the Hyderabad shooting schedule in the coming weeks.

#JaiHanuman#RishabShetty#WamiqaGabbi
health

❀️ Coffee might not be bad for heart rhythm

A recent randomized trial challenged the old advice about caffeine and atrial fibrillation. This study took place with 200 patients in the DECAF trial. Participants taking daily caffeinated coffee had a 39% lower hazard of recurrent AF over 6 months. These results suggest modest coffee intake is unlikely to worsen AF in most people. More research is needed to confirm these beneficial effects. β˜•

#HeartHealth#CoffeeScience#Cardiology
health

πŸ€” NCW's marriage counseling leaves big questions unanswered

The NCW launched a pre-marital counselling programme in Karnataka to encourage open communication before marriage. This initiative partners with the state government to set up PMCCs at 175 Santwana Kendras. The programme aims to help couples discuss issues using trained counsellors, starting from August 10th. While promoting respect, the curriculum is criticized for unclear stances on sexual agency and lack of discussion on having children. This suggests the programme might not fully address the lack of agency in Indian marriages. πŸ˜”

#NCW#Karnataka#MarriagePrep
india

πŸ™ Hawara's parole hope boosted after Mann meets Governor

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann expressed hope that Jagtar Singh Hawara would receive parole soon after meeting Governor Gulab Chand Kataria. This meeting followed Mann's request for a 10-day parole for Hawara, who was involved in the 1995 assassination of former Punjab CM Beant Singh. Highly placed sources suggest Hawara might get parole for one or two days this week. Mann assured the Governor there would be no law and order issues when Hawara is released. This move positions the Aam Aadmi Party in the Panthic political scene ahead of upcoming state elections.

#PunjabPolitics#Hawara#Parole
business

πŸ“ˆ European Stocks Hold Steady Ahead of CPI Data

European stock markets remained relatively stable as investors awaited crucial Consumer Price Index (CPI) data releases. Major exchanges across Europe saw muted trading activity on Tuesday. Specifically, oil prices experienced an uptick, rising before the economic indicators were published. This cautious trading reflects market anticipation surrounding the upcoming inflation reports. Investors are now waiting to see how the CPI data will impact overall market sentiment. πŸ“ˆ

#Stocks#Europe#Economy
tech

πŸ”‹ Realme 16x 5G drops with massive battery and 144Hz screen

Realme has launched the new realme 16x 5G smartphone in India, focusing on battery and display specs. This device is equipped with a massive 7000mAh battery and a smooth 144Hz display. It runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chipset and features a 50MP AI camera. The phone also boasts IP65 rating and is expected to start around Rs 25,999. Realme is set to support two Android OS upgrades and three years of security updates.

#Realme16x5G#5GSmartphone#TechLaunch
world

βš“ Iran deployment raises safety concerns on USS Abraham Lincoln

There are reports suggesting poor conditions aboard the Iran-deployed USS Abraham Lincoln. The naval vessel is stationed in the Persian Gulf region as part of international patrols. Specific details regarding the exact dates or number of personnel affected have not been released. These concerns point to potential operational and living standard issues for the crew. Further investigation is needed to confirm the scope of these reported difficulties.

#NavyLife#USNavy#IranStrait
tech

πŸ“± Z Fold 8 build strong, but inner screen is weak

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 was recently put through a durability test by JerryRigEverything. The test revealed that the overall build is robust, but the 7.6-inch inner folding screen scratches very easily. The phone, which features a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and an IP48 rating, showed improvements in dust resistance and fingerprint scanning. During the heat test, both the inner and outer displays suffered permanent damage after exposure to a lighter. Despite the inner screen's fragility, the passport-style foldable survived the bend test without cracking.

#Samsung#TechReview#Foldable
business

πŸ“š Modi warns 'reel generation' about shortcuts

Prime Minister Modi delivered a strong message at a book launch event regarding the dangers of taking shortcuts. He specifically addressed India's 'Reel Generation' during this public address. The speech took place at the book launch on a recent unspecified date. Modi emphasized the importance of hard work and diligence over quick fixes in life. He urged the youth to build a solid foundation for their future endeavors. πŸ“š

#ModiSpeech#YouthAdvice#HardWork

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