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🚁 Drone Interceptor in the Works by ASTRA Drones

ASTRA Drones is developing a new interceptor drone specifically designed to neutralize other drones in the airspace. This advanced technology is being built by the company at its facilities. While specific deployment dates are not mentioned, the development is part of ongoing defense initiatives. The system aims to provide aerial defense capabilities against unauthorized or hostile drone activity. Further updates on its testing and integration are expected in the near future.

#DroneTech#Aerospace#Defense
business

πŸ“ˆ Gold surge lifts Manappuram and Muthoot stocks

Shares of Manappuram and Muthoot Finance climbed by up to 4% following a significant jump in gold prices. This rise occurred after a move in US Treasury markets sent gold past its two-month peak. The financial market saw this upward trend on the day of reporting. This movement reflects broader shifts in global investment sentiment towards precious metals. Investors are now watching how this momentum carries forward in the coming days.

#GoldRush#StockMarket#FinanceNews
tech

πŸ“± Nothing OS 5.0 update: Which phones are left out?

Nothing is gearing up to drop Nothing OS 5.0, which is built on Android 17. The stable rollout is expected in a few weeks, with most phones being eligible for the new OS. However, the Nothing Phone 1, Nothing Phone 2, and CMF Phone 1 are excluded from this upgrade. The Nothing Phone 1 has reached its end of life, while the others get security patches until mid-2027. Users are advised to upgrade to newer models for the best experience and security.

#NothingOS#Android17#TechUpdate
entertainment

πŸ‘‘ Harry and Meghan heading back to the UK

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly planning to return to the United Kingdom soon. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex currently reside in their Montecito mansion in California. This property is valued at approximately $21 million. They have been living privately away from the intense scrutiny of royal life for some time. The return is anticipated to spark renewed media interest in their activities. πŸ‘‘

#RoyalNews#HarryMeghan#UK
india

πŸ§‘β€βš–οΈ Collectors now handle CAA citizenship cases in 8 states

The Union Ministry of Home Affairs transferred processing of pending CAA applications from central Empowered Committees to District Collectors. This change affects eight States and Union Territories, namely Gujarat, Rajasthan, Punjab, West Bengal, Assam, Tripura, Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh. The August 19 order makes the March 11, 2024 MHA notification inapplicable in these jurisdictions. Collectors are now empowered to scrutinize and dispose of applications for registration or naturalisation under Section 6B of the Citizenship Act. This new rule requires Collectors to verify documents and conduct enquiries before granting Indian citizenship. πŸ§‘β€βš–οΈ

#CAA#Citizenship#MHA
sports

🏏 Monty Desai out as Canada coach; search begins

Monty Desai stepped down after his three-month tenure as interim head coach for the Canada cricket team. He took over during a turbulent time for Canada, where the team was under ICC corruption investigations. Overall, Canada managed only one win and five losses across two tri-series during his brief stint. Preparation in Scotland was reportedly hindered by visa issues, affecting team participation. The board is now inviting applications as Canada has four matches left to qualify for next year's ODI World Cup. 🏏

#CricketCanada#CoachingChange#T20WorldCup
sports

🏏 Monty Desai steps down as Canada's head coach

Monty Desai has left the role of head coach for the Canada men's team as of last weekend. He served with the team in Canada during a very challenging period for Canadian cricket. This change comes as Cricket Canada is currently under suspension by the ICC. Applications for the coaching spot will be accepted until August 28 for the team. Their next CWC League 2 matches are scheduled for October 9 against Oman and Nepal in Oman.

#CricketCanada#T20WorldCup#SportsNews
tech

πŸ“± Samsung Galaxy S25 5G price hike in India

Samsung has increased the price of its flagship phone, the Galaxy S25 5G, in India. The phone is available on Samsung India's website in two variants: 12GB+256GB and 12GB+512GB. These variants are now priced at Rs 84,999 and Rs 1,04,999, marking increases of Rs 4,000 and Rs 12,000 respectively. This price change is effective from August 19, 2026, for this powerful device. The S25 5G features a 6.2-inch display and a Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC.

#SamsungIndia#GalaxyS25#TechPrice
india

πŸ”¬ SC rules: Police can't lead sex determination case probes

The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that police cannot normally investigate foetal sex determination offences under the PCPNDT Act. This decision was made by a bench comprising Justice Sanjay Karol and Justice NK Singh in New Delhi. The court emphasized that designated authorities under the law must take the lead in these sensitive cases. Police can only play a limited and supplementary role when called upon by the Appropriate Authority. This upholds the view that the PCPNDT Act deals with technical issues needing medical expertise. πŸ”¬

#SupremeCourt#PCPNDT#LegalUpdate
world

⚠️ Four workers killed by express train in Tokyo

Four workers tragically died after being hit by a limited express train at Shin-Kanuma Station near Tokyo. The accident occurred around 10:46 local time while the crew was removing weeds from the tracks. Authorities reported that three workers were trapped under the train, and one was on the platform at the time. Train service on the Tobu Nikko Line has been suspended as an investigation is underway into the incident. This fatal event highlights safety concerns despite Japan's advanced railway system. πŸ˜”

#JapanTragedy#RailSafety#TokyoNews
business

πŸ•΅οΈ IT uncovers massive Rs 1.29 lakh crore overseas money trail

The Income Tax Department has uncovered a large overseas remittance network involving 6,422 new entities. This network collectively transferred Rs 1.29 lakh crore abroad, leading to action against 394 firms. Destinations like Singapore, UAE, Hong Kong, Mauritius, and China received 72.3% of the total funds. This probe is happening as the rupee faces significant pressure, prompting RBI dollar sales. Investigators are now examining the fund origins and transaction purposes as the probe continues.

#ITCrackdown#OverseasRemittance#IndiaEconomy

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