💊 Fake 'Nutraceuticals' Busted in Hyderabad Raid

The Telangana Drugs Control Administration seized Gabazen tablets containing the prescription drug gabapentin during a raid in Malakpet, Hyderabad. Officials found the tablets were allegedly marketed as a nutraceutical under a food license. The raid happened on August 4, revealing Gabazen tablets with Gabapentin 300 mg circulating as a 'food product'. Gothic Pharmaceuticals Private Limited manufactured it, while Sifco Ayustar marketed the product based on an FSSAI license. However, the DCA determined the product is actually classified as a drug under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940.

🦾 Arthritis didn't stop her from crushing it

Himanshika Sharma lives with Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, a condition that caused her to transition to a wheelchair in 2014. She is from Ambala and built an independent career despite her chronic illness. Despite constant pain and limitations, she managed to buy her family's first car with her own earnings. She now manages her condition by staying busy and refusing to let it define her life. Her story shows that capability is not limited by physical challenges. 🦾

🚀 Galaxy Z Fold 8 breaks sales records in South Korea

Samsung officially confirmed the record-breaking initial sales of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 series as pre-order deals are wrapping up. The Galaxy Z Fold 8, Fold 8 Ultra, and Flip 8 collectively sold 1.44 million units during the seven-day period from July 28 to August 3 in South Korea. This achievement surpassed the previous record set by the Galaxy Note 10 back in 2019. The company is ending special pre-order perks starting August 7, impacting trade-in values and retailer offers. Due to high demand, new Galaxy Z Fold 8 orders are being delayed until late August or even October.

🌟 Meet Brock Lesnar's private family life

Retired WWE superstar Brock Lesnar is a dedicated family man, married to former WWE star Sable for nearly two decades. The couple met while working in WWE and married in 2006 after dating. They have four biological children, including sons Turk and Duke, and Mya who excelled in shot put. Lesnar was raised on a dairy farm in Webster, South Dakota, by his parents, Richard and Stephanie Lesnar. The family generally stays away from the public eye despite Lesnar's global fame. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

🚨 Instagram crush turns into horrific assault

A Class 12 girl was allegedly kidnapped, sexually assaulted, and repeatedly stabbed by a 20-year-old BBA student. The accused, Nirmay Madhav Pakhare, from Thane, befriended the girl in May last year using a fake Instagram account. The police rescued her in a Dighori flat after she went missing for nearly 24 hours on Sunday. Investigators found he had been coercing her and threatened to post her photos online. Pakhare has been arrested and remanded to two days of police custody for further questioning. 💔

🌾 Minister Gowda checks drought impact in Hassan fields

Newly inducted Cabinet Minister K.M. Shivalinge Gowda visited fields in Hassan district on Wednesday to assess the severe drought situation. The Minister visited areas like Kirisave, Honnenahalli, and Baraguru Handpost, where farmers faced issues due to deficit rainfall. He confirmed that farmers with crop insurance will receive relief, in addition to NDRF guidelines. Gowda stated the Chief Minister would allot portfolios soon, and he aims for district development regardless of party affiliation. Information gathered from the fields will be sent to the Centre to request higher relief. 🌾

😠 BJP slams Rahul Gandhi over student protest claims

The BJP strongly refuted Rahul Gandhi's allegations of police excesses during the July 20 'Sansad Chalo' student protest. BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra asserted that no bullets were fired during the demonstration in Delhi. The party accused Gandhi of spreading a false narrative by using students for political gain. Patra also questioned Gandhi's selective focus, noting his silence on protesting students from Jharkhand. The BJP maintains that the Home Minister, Amit Shah, would attend if the House functioned normally. 😠

🏛️ Karnataka HC rejects plea against job racket leaders

The Karnataka High Court refused to quash an FIR against two self-proclaimed Congress leaders involved in a job racket. The accused, Shamshad Begum and M.A. Mansoor Ahmed, were operating in Madikeri and Bengaluru. The case, registered in 2025, involved over ₹5.3 crore collected from job aspirants. The court noted this was a calculated scheme exploiting unemployed youth's hopes for government jobs. Further investigation will continue as the court declined to interfere at this early stage. 😥

🔬 Molecules are now powering tiny electronics

Scientists at MIT developed a new method using self-assembled contacts to integrate molecules into electronics. The research team managed this at MIT by modifying existing semiconductor fabrication methods with surface interactions. They successfully produced over 1,000 devices featuring molecular layers thinner than one nanometer by May 2026. This framework combines traditional manufacturing with self-assembly for nanoscale materials. Future applications include arrays of molecular memory devices for new computing architectures. 🔬

🏏 Hundred Women's 2026: London Spirit vs MI London

Match 23 of The Hundred Women's 2026 is scheduled for August 6th at Lord's in London, featuring London Spirit Women against MI London Women. London Spirit Women currently sit 6th in the points table, while MI London Women are in the last position. The ground averages 121 runs in the first innings and 117 in the second. Despite MI London Women's recent struggles, London Spirit Women are predicted to win the toss and the match. Grace Harris is tipped as the top batter, with Charlie Dean suggested as the top bowler. 🏏

🏊 Kerala launches massive swimming training program

The Aquafit swimming training program was inaugurated by General Education N. Samsudheen on Wednesday. This initiative is taking place in Thiruvananthapuram, as part of the department's 100-day action plan. The first phase aims to train 14,000 students, with 1,000 students selected from each of the 14 districts. The program targets students from schools and will use pools within 5 km of their locations. This effort intends to reduce drowning incidents and boost water safety awareness across society.