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๐Ÿ”ฌ Glassy State Secrets Unlocked at Absolute Zero

Scientists have made progress towards understanding the ideal glass structure through new simulations. Researchers observed a hidden order within the glass material when it reached absolute zero. These findings were published in Phys.org and detail specific structural arrangements. This research helps clarify the complex physics behind the amorphous state of matter. Further experiments are planned to validate these computational results. ๐Ÿ”ฌ

#Physics#Science#AbsoluteZero
india

๐Ÿ”ฅ Spelling Snafu Ignites Political Firestorm in Punjab

A minor spelling mistake on classroom posters sparked a major political feud between the AAP and the Shiromani Akali Dal. Punjab Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains defended his administration's work against claims from the SAD and BJP. The row surfaced after the SAD pointed out 'vegitables' and 'dear' errors on school charts. Bains countered by citing Punjab's top ranking in NITI Aayog School Education Quality Index 2026. He ultimately framed the criticism as baseless 'hate' against Punjab. ๐Ÿซ

#PunjabPolitics#AapVsSad#EducationDebate
tech

๐Ÿ”’ GrapheneOS coming to Motorola next year for privacy

GrapheneOS' privacy-focused Android ROM is scheduled to roll out to Motorola phones next year. The first devices to receive this OS will be regular non-folding Motorola phones, with future Moto Razr models also getting the update. The 2026 models are close to meeting the necessary hardware requirements for memory tagging features. While Motorola handles much of the porting, GrapheneOS aims to offer strong defenses against remote attacks. This OS is appealing because it limits app permissions and offers long-term security updates. ๐Ÿ”’

#GrapheneOS#Motorola#PrivacyTech
india

๐Ÿ“ข CJP plans protest march over unkept promises

The Cockroach Janta Party announced a peaceful march to Delhi Police headquarters on September 5th. The protest will start from India Gate and be led by families of deceased NEET students. CJP has three demands: resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan, โ‚น1-crore compensation per deceased student, and scrapping all cases against protesters. The party is doubting the government's intent to honor commitments made on July 25th. CJP vows to take to the streets as their patience cannot be mistaken for weakness. โœŠ

#CJP#DelhiProtest#NEET
science

๐Ÿง  Brain keeps language skills strong as we age

Brain scans reveal that language processing in older adults mirrors that of younger individuals during language tasks. The MIT-Boston University study compared two groups aged 17-39 and 41-80. Researchers found the language network activity was nearly identical across both age groups in the study. This suggests specialized brain areas for language are more resilient to aging than the flexible multiple demand network. The findings imply that specific functions can resist age-related cognitive decline. ๐Ÿง 

#BrainHealth#AgingWell#Neuroscience
india

๐Ÿ›๏ธ TMC leader takes SC on MP disqualification delay

TMC General Secretary Abhishek Banerjee approached the Supreme Court to demand an early ruling from Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. This legal action pertains to 20 TMC MPs who defected to the Nationalist Citizens Party of India (NCPI). The petition is set for a hearing on August 25 before a specific bench of judges. The core issue is the alleged delay in deciding disqualification proceedings under anti-defection rules. Banerjee seeks directions for the speaker to expedite the disposal of these petitions. โš–๏ธ

#TMC#SupremeCourt#IndianPolitics
india

๐Ÿ—ณ๏ธ Karnataka's voter rolls updated; 1.07 crore names removed

Karnataka's draft electoral rolls were published, showing a reduced electorate of 4.46 crore voters. This update, part of the Special Intensive Revision, involved deleting over 1.07 crore names for reasons like absence or duplication. The electorate now includes 2.22 crore males, 2.24 crore females, and 2,871 others. A special campaign will assist voters in high ASDDO areas, while 43.81 lakh notices may be served for discrepancies. Voters must now actively monitor for notices, as the process places the burden of verification squarely on them. ๐Ÿ—ณ๏ธ

#KarnatakaElections#VoterUpdate#ElectoralRolls
entertainment

๐ŸŽฎ GTA 6 leaks keep dropping before official reveal

More unofficial GTA VI gameplay footage has been released online by the anonymous leaker Cyberleek. These new clips surfaced over the weekend and continued into Monday morning across various social networks. The footage includes scenes like supercar robberies, strip club visits, and a gas station explosion. The nudist colony video was the latest poll winner on CyberLeek's site, which requires cryptocurrency to vote. Take Two Interactive subpoenas reference stolen material, suggesting the leaks might be authentic but possibly from an older game build. ๐ŸŽฎ

#GTA6#RockstarGames#GamingLeaks
sports

๐Ÿค• McGregor's Four-Word Reaction to August Woes

Conor McGregor reacted to a Stone Cold Steve Austin meme after a tough month. The comment was posted on X on August 24, referencing a WWE clip about August's feeling. This followed his UFC 329 comeback against Max Holloway on July 11, which ended in 69 seconds due to a knee injury. McGregor confirmed damage to his ACL and meniscus, while questioning the circumstances of the injury. Khabib Nurmagomedov previously called McGregor his toughest mental test in the fight's build-up.

#UFC#McGregor#MMA
science

๐Ÿ”ฌ Moon's south pole could host Earth microbes

Nasa has mapped areas on the Moon's south pole where some Earth bacteria and fungi could survive for over a day. This research focused on specific topographical features near the poles, where five types of microbes were studied. The findings indicate that some organisms might persist for up to a week or more in certain shadowed spots. This raises a concern for Artemis missions regarding contamination of untouched lunar chemical records. Scientists must now carefully track these microbial hitchhikers during future lunar exploration. ๐Ÿ”ฌ

#NASA#MoonExploration#SpaceScience
business

๐Ÿ“š UPSC aspirant sells books for Rs 464 after four failed attempts

A 26-year-old UPSC aspirant sold all his study materials to a scrap dealer for just Rs 464. He had attempted the exam four times, with his latest attempt failing at the Prelims stage. These books symbolized years of grueling preparation, including sacrifices like turning down a high-paying job in 2022. The aspirant felt the materials represented immense effort, which was ultimately not enough for him. He later donated the Rs 464 at a temple, concluding his intense journey. ๐Ÿ˜”

#UPSC#AspirantLife#ExamStruggles

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