🌎 Earth's core might hold enough hydrogen for 45 oceans

Scientists found that Earth's core contains a significant amount of hydrogen through advanced lab simulations. The research team, led by Dongyang Huang at Peking University, used high-pressure experiments to analyze core material. These calculations estimate the core's hydrogen content is between 0.07% and 0.36% by weight, based on samples. This quantity is enough to form 9 to 45 new Earth oceans if scaled up. This suggests a large portion of Earth's water might have formed internally rather than from comet impacts. 🌊

✨ The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is free this September

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Remastered is launching on September 29th, featuring visual and gameplay upgrades on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S. Additionally, the expansions Blood and Wine and Hearts of Stone are now completely free for all players. These acclaimed DLCs, originally released in 2015 and 2016, are available now ahead of the September remaster. Players can unlock over 175 hours of epic open-world gameplay with this package. This offers a chance to catch up before the arrival of The Witcher 4 expected in 2028. 🤩

⚽ Julian Alvarez drops Barcelona dream for Atletico

Julian Alvarez has accepted that his move to FC Barcelona is not happening soon. The 26-year-old striker returned to Atletico Madrid's group training this Sunday, August 30. With the transfer window closing in two days, he is expected to remain with Atletico unless there is a major change. He has informed both Mikel Arteta and Arsenal that he will not be joining the London club. Alvarez is now preparing to play for Atletico against Sevilla on Saturday.

🏏 Vaughan trolls Pakistan batting in England Test

Former England captain Michael Vaughan heavily criticized the Pakistan batting lineup during the ongoing Test match. He stated that the home bowlers felt like they were 'queuing up to bowl' due to the perceived ease of the batting. England secured the first Test by an innings and 103 runs, and in the second Test, Pakistan was bowled out for 110 in the first innings. Vaughan even compared the performance to 'second division county cricket' on August 30, 2026. This harsh critique suggests a monumental effort will be needed for Pakistan to change the perception of their English tours.

📚 CBSE Class 12 Supp Exam 2026 application starts tomorrow

CBSE is starting the post-result process for the Class 12 Supplementary Examination 2026 tomorrow. The initial stage involves applying for a scanned copy of the evaluated answer book for students across India. This phase runs from August 31 to September 1, 2026, with a fee of Rs 100 per subject. Later, verification and re-evaluation options will open from September 7 to 8, 2026. Candidates must secure the scanned copy first to be eligible for these subsequent stages. 📚

🌳 Police probe illegal teak smuggling case

The Thottilpalam police have started an investigation into the illegal felling and smuggling of almost 15 teak trees. This incident occurred at Mundakkutti in Maruthonkara panchayat, where the trees were part of a social forestry initiative. The lost teak trees were all 20 years old, and the report surfaced after a complaint from Irrigation department officials on August 30, 2026. Officials noted that the isolated site made smuggling difficult without local agents' help. Police are now gathering details on goods-carriers and intensifying the search for the stolen timbers.

🚨 Lift Snag at Adra Station Traps People for Hours

A child and several women were stuck inside a malfunctioning lift at Adra Railway Station in Purulia district. The incident occurred on Sunday when the lift serving Platforms 3 and 4 suddenly stopped midway. Passengers were confined inside for nearly three hours while rescue efforts were underway. Railway officials and RPF personnel worked to open the doors and provide support. The incident has brought up serious concerns about lift maintenance and emergency protocols. 😟

🧪 Gut Health Linked to Vitamin B12 in Young Women

A new analytical cross-sectional study investigated the relationship between digestive power and serum Vitamin B12 levels in young adult females. The research was conducted as a scientific study published in Cureus. Findings indicated a measurable association between these two factors among the participants. This research sheds light on potential links between gut function and nutrient absorption in this demographic. Further studies are needed to confirm these correlations and understand the implications. 🧪

🤝 Jeff Clarke hits 39 years at Dell; CEO praises impact

Dell COO Jeff Clarke recently celebrated 39 years with the PC maker, marking a major career milestone. He joined PC's Limited, which became Dell Technologies, as a 24-year-old engineer. The celebration coincides with the rollout of the 'One Dell Way' transformation, set to begin on May 3. This initiative aims to replace multiple apps with a single enterprise platform for better data flow. Clarke stressed this shift is foundational for Dell's future in an AI-driven business environment. 🚀

🏥 India sets national standards, bans basement morgues

India has introduced its first national minimum standards for mortuary and post-mortem infrastructure. This initiative was finalized by the National Council for Clinical Establishments under the DGHS. The rules set minimum requirements for cold storage, staffing, and body identification, effective now. These standards aim to replace a fragmented system governed by various state police manuals. Implementation falls to state and Union territory authorities, promising better forensic infrastructure. 🏥

🏛️ Students Visit Memorial After Rakhi Fest

Following the Rakhi celebrations at Rashtrapati Bhavan, students embarked on a meaningful visit. The group went to a War Memorial and the Science Centre in the city. This educational trip took place on the specific date of the celebrations. The visit aimed to connect students with national history and scientific discovery. Further details about the curriculum integration are expected soon. 🏛️