📈 ETH shows bullish structure after strong breakout

Ethereum is showing a strong bullish structure on the daily chart currently trading around $2,465. It formed a pole from approximately $1,850 to $2,550, followed by a short-term flag consolidation between $2,350 and $2,550. A confirmed breakout above the $2,550 level could point toward the $2,800-$3,000 zone. The measured flag-and-pole target extends potentially to around $3,150-$3,250. Weakness below $2,350-$2,400 would see major support at $2,100 and $1,850.

🏏 Dinusha's twin tons in followed-on Test

Sonal Dinusha achieved twin centuries in a Test match where his side followed on. This happened in Colombo, Sri Lanka, against India last week. Dinusha scored 133 not out in the second innings, following 103 in the first. He is only the third batter to do this, after Vijay Hazare and Andy Flower. No one else has matched this feat in a Test match. 🏏

🔫 Tupac murder suspect found guilty in 1996 case

A jury found Duane “Keffe D” Davis guilty of the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas. Davis, 63, was convicted on Monday for murder with a deadly weapon in the decades-old case. The verdict came after a week-long trial, with prosecutors arguing he ordered the shooting. Authorities noted Davis repeatedly placed himself in the Cadillac where the shots were fired. The prosecution plans to seek dismissal of the gang enhancement charge moving forward. 😥

🔬 Hair Loss or Gain? Male Aging Phenotypes Explained

Male senescence exhibits various phenotypes, including noticeable hair loss and unexpected hair gain. This biological phenomenon is observed across different populations without specific geographical constraints mentioned in the research. The study discusses these patterns in detail, providing insights into aging mechanisms. Understanding these shifts is key to grasping how male aging processes function at a cellular level. Further research is needed to fully decode the complex interplay behind these hair-related changes.

🤖 AI boom drives Asia factory expansion this August

The global surge in Artificial Intelligence is significantly fueling factory expansion across Asia. This trend is being observed across various manufacturing hubs in the Asian region. Specific data points indicate a notable increase in industrial capacity planning for August. This expansion is largely driven by the growing demand for AI-integrated production lines and smart manufacturing solutions. Companies are now scaling up operations to meet the increasing technological requirements of the market.

🔬 Scientists merge two genetic codes in one cell

Researchers successfully engineered two different genetic codes to function simultaneously within a single cell. This groundbreaking work was conducted by scientists at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. The experiment demonstrated the integration of these novel systems on May 29th, 2024. This achievement is a major step toward creating life forms utilizing entirely new types of proteins. Future research aims to explore the potential applications of these synthetic biological systems.

🎮 Konami's Press Start Showcase is coming soon

Konami has announced a special event named "Press Start" happening on September 3, 2026, at 8 AM PDT/11 AM ET. The showcase will feature Silent Hill Townfall, which is leading the 30-minute live stream on Konami's YouTube channel. It will also highlight Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse, releasing on October 15, 2026. Attendees can expect gameplay footage and updates on other unannounced titles, possibly including Project Zircon. More exclusive footage and franchise news for Silent Hill are anticipated later in the year. 🎮

📚 Penguin denies external pressure on Sonia Gandhi's book

Penguin Random House India has denied facing external pressure regarding the publication of Sonia Gandhi’s memoir, 'Belonging'. The publisher stated that discussions over the book reached an impasse concerning a particular, undisclosed issue. The memoir is scheduled for worldwide release on November 10 by Alfred A Knopf. Congress leaders had previously alleged governmental pressure to remove sensitive sections from the text. Now, it remains uncertain when the book will be released in India after the author's team stepped back.

🚨 FDA busts fake snacks, expired goods in Mumbai and Noida

The FDA conducted raids against ten companies for selling counterfeit or expired food items in Navi Mumbai and Noida. These companies were repackaging products and altering dates on popular brands like Lay’s and Thums Up. The raids happened between August 24 and August 29, with help from Thane and Navi Mumbai police. Seized items included 4,942 cartons worth ₹75,21,269, covering snacks and canned drinks. The FDA is cracking down on these violations of food safety regulations moving forward.

🗳️ Maharashtra draft voter list is out; check your name

The draft electoral roll for all 288 Assembly constituencies in Maharashtra has been published following the Special Intensive Revision exercise. This draft roll includes about 7.71 crore voters out of the previous 9.78 crore electorate. A total of 2.08 crore voters were excluded due to various reasons like address changes or non-receipt of forms. Eligible voters can check the list on the Election Commission of India’s Voter Service Portal. Claims and objections are open until September 30, with the final roll expected on November 4. 🗳️

💧 Bengaluru's water crisis: how every home can help

Bengaluru is facing a recurring water crisis despite receiving significant monsoon rains. The problem stems from the city's failure to capture and store the rainwater effectively, leading to falling groundwater levels. Water Hero of India, Subhajit Mukherjee, advises households to use rooftop rainwater harvesting systems for storage or recharge pits. He suggests that every 100 metres in the city should ideally have a soak pit to aid groundwater replenishment. Furthermore, replacing concrete with permeable surfaces and creating rain gardens can significantly improve soil absorption.