🐠 Eyeless 'demon' fish found under NASA rocket land 🐠

A fish known as Demogorgonichthys arcanus, nicknamed the demon cavefish, was recently discovered in an Alabama cave system. This rare species was found in the Bobcat Cave, located directly beneath the Redstone Arsenal, a NASA rocket development hub. The discovery happened after scientists observed it, which is the first sighting despite years of monitoring since the 1990s. Researchers noted the fish lacks eyes and pigment, living in deeper waters due to a genetic difference. This find emphasizes the need to protect unexplored subterranean ecosystems.

🧠 Top treatments identified for bipolar disorder review

Researchers analyzed 77 meta-analyses covering 116 bipolar disorder treatments to find the most effective ones across age groups and mood phases. Led by teams from The Ottawa Hospital and various European universities, they created the EBI-BD web platform. This comprehensive review, published in The British Medical Journal, details treatments like cariprazine for depression in adults. The platform aims to help clinicians and patients collaboratively choose the best treatment balancing efficacy and side effects. This 'living review' will continuously update guidelines as new evidence comes out. 🧠

🔬 Tiny particles self-organize in crystals for controlled release

Protein-like nanoparticles are observed to sort themselves internally within developing crystals. This phenomenon was documented by researchers in a physics study. The controlled release mechanism was demonstrated in experiments conducted on specific crystal structures. This self-assembly capability opens new doors for drug delivery systems. Scientists plan to further investigate how these nanoparticles interact with biological environments. 🔬

⚽ Nivia keeps ISL ball rights against foreign brands

Indian sports brand Nivia Sports has extended its partnership with the Indian Super League for two more years. This deal, starting with the 2026-27 season, solidifies Nivia as the official ball and equipment partner for all 14 clubs. Nivia successfully beat out two foreign sports brands to retain this crucial association. This is the third major deal under the new club-led ISL structure. The 2026-27 season is set to begin in early October with this new commercial stability. ⚽

🩺 New surgical approach for complex hip fractures

Researchers presented a six-case series detailing morphology-guided surgical management for complex traumatic hip fracture-dislocations and acetabular fractures. This study was conducted by a team of surgeons, though the specific location is not mentioned in the provided text. The cases analyzed involved complex orthopedic injuries, with the detailed findings presented in the journal Cureus. The approach emphasizes morphology-based surgical techniques to achieve better outcomes in these severe trauma cases. Future research will likely build upon these successful surgical methodologies for complex pelvic injuries. 🩺

📉 Tata Motors profit drops 80% despite revenue hike

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles reported a significant 80.3% slump in consolidated net profit for Q1FY27. This result was recorded in the first quarter for fiscal 2026-27, as per an exchange filing on Thursday. Revenue managed to rise by 9.3% to Rs 95,799 crore from Rs 87,677 crore last year. The decline was partly due to supply constraints impacting Jaguar Land Rover volumes and rising commodity costs. The company is focused on driving revenue growth while planning to launch four new battery electric vehicles soon. 📉

🚗 Tata Motors PV profit dips sharply in Q1 FY27

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 775 crore for the April-June quarter of FY27. This performance was recorded by the company in India, amidst supply constraints and the Middle East conflict. Revenue from operations increased by over 9% YoY to Rs 95,799 crore for the quarter. The decline in profit was partly due to an exceptional loss of Rs 32 crore and market disruptions. The company remains confident in maintaining growth momentum through the rest of the year. 🚗

🧐 Attacker says 'just felt like it' after Sukhbir Badal attack

An attacker reportedly told police he 'just felt like doing it' after targeting Sukhbir Badal. This incident took place at Hazur Sahib Gurudwara in Nanded, involving Nihang Jaspal Singh. The attack occurred on Thursday, and Jaspal Singh was immediately arrested by the police. Investigators are unsatisfied with this simple explanation and are actively probing the actual motive behind the assault. Further questioning is underway to establish the precise reason for the attack. 🧐

✈️ Pak's old jets struggled in Operation Sindoor

Pakistan's ageing F-16 fighter jets faced limitations during the 2025 India-Pakistan conflict, Operation Sindoor. This battle took place between India and Pakistan from May 7 to May 10, 2025. The F-16s had limited missile range of around 100km, contrasting with advanced Indian aircraft. This highlights capability gaps as Pakistan relies more on Chinese jets like the JF-17. Pakistan is reportedly planning to acquire J-35 fighters to widen its defense capabilities. ✈️

🌌 Milky Way has hidden 'ripple' structures

Chinese researchers have discovered widespread corrugated structures within the Milky Way for the first time. The study was conducted by a team at the Purple Mountain Observatory under the Chinese Academy of Sciences. They analyzed over 30,000 molecular clouds using CO spectral-line data, covering half of the outer disk up to 26 kiloparsecs. These ripples suggest vertical undulations, likely caused by external gravitational perturbations from satellite galaxies. The findings are detailed in the journal Nature Astronomy, published on August 7th. 🌌

🚀 NASA astronaut Mike Fincke retires after years in space

NASA astronaut Mike Fincke has officially retired from his space missions. He completed his tenure while serving aboard the International Space Station (ISS). Fincke spent a total of 549 days orbiting Earth during his career. His missions provided crucial scientific data and supported international space collaborations. He is now transitioning to new endeavors following his service.