📈 Hanuman Ansh hits massive growth on 4th Friday

Hanuman Ansh experienced a huge turnaround at the box office, recording its biggest day on the 4th Friday. The devotional drama, starring in the Indian market, collected Rs. 6.25 crore nett on the Raksha Bandhan holiday. The running cume has reached Rs. 17.70 crore nett as of the latest count. This impressive run makes the movie a Clean Hit venture after struggling in the first two weeks. The film is projected to reach around Rs. 25 crore by the end of the 4th weekend.

🎬 Toxic film nears Rs 175 crore net collection

The gangster drama 'Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups' is rapidly climbing the box office charts. It is starring Yash and Kiara Advani in Geetu Mohandas' directorial venture across India. As of Day 4, the film has collected a total of Rs 171.50 crore net in India from 8,782 shows. This performance follows a strong opening of Rs 101.10 crore net on Day 1 and adding Rs 37.65 crore on Day 2. The film now aims for the Rs 250 crore worldwide mark with crucial weekend collections ahead. 🎬

🍽️ High Court sides with eateries, tells FDA to chill

The Bombay High Court has vacated the Maharashtra FDA's suspension order for five MCA premises restaurants. This decision came after a fresh inspection revealed the eateries were 88 per cent compliant with food safety rules. The court strongly criticized FDA officials for taking a 'pedantic instead of pragmatic' view on the matter. Consequently, the FDA agreed to withdraw the suspension, allowing the restaurants to resume services immediately. The court warned officials it would issue contempt action if they disregarded the ruling again. 🍽️

🌊 3-year-old left alone after parents jump in Godavari

A three-year-old boy was left alone on a bridge in Andhra Pradesh’s West Godavari district last Thursday night. His parents, Dodda Sai, 29, and Shireesha, 28, allegedly jumped into the swollen Godavari River around 10 pm. The child was found crying for his parents, calling out “Amma… Nanna.” Preliminary investigation suggests Sai faced mounting debt and financial pressure. Police are currently searching the river for the couple.

🔬 New drug could burn fat without losing muscle

The experimental drug TOFA is showing promise for fat loss by boosting energy use instead of just cutting appetite. Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, tested it on obese mice for four weeks. These mice lost 18 percent of body weight while keeping lean muscle mass intact, and energy expenditure rose by 18 percent. Current GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic mainly reduce appetite, sometimes causing muscle loss. Scientists see TOFA as a potential addition, but human trials are still needed. 🔬

😷 Delhi Govt Urges Hospitals on Swine Flu Spike

Amidst a rise in swine flu cases, the Delhi government has issued a directive to hospitals. This instruction targets healthcare facilities across Delhi to ensure they have isolation beds available. The government is urging this action as cases continue to climb in the region. This move is a proactive step to manage potential outbreaks effectively. Hospitals are expected to implement these reservations immediately for public safety.

🗳️ MLA alleges vote leak caused Beypore loss

Former MLA P.V. Anvar alleged that vote leaks in UDF strongholds contributed to his defeat in the Beypore Assembly constituency during the 2026 Kerala elections. He contested as an Independent supported by the UDF against P.A. Mohamed Riyas in Beypore. Anvar claimed votes leaked from strongholds like Feroke and Ramanattukara, noting dummy candidates secured 1,469 votes. He stated his candidacy highlighted issues and helped reduce the lead in Beypore to around 5,000. Anvar plans to publish detailed booth-wise figures, while IUML denied the candidature was the sole reason for the loss.

🏛️ Ancient wood from Jerusalem's Temple uncovered

Archaeologists recently unearthed charred sycamore wood fragments from the Givati Parking Lot in the City of David. These beams date back to around 586 B.C., marking the destruction of Jerusalem's First Temple. The discovery was made by researchers in July, revealing how plaster sealed the wood for 2,600 years. Experts suggest the ruins were intentionally left by later inhabitants as a memory. This significant find coincides with traditional mourning days in the region.

✈️ Actor rides real MiG-21, calls jet a 'flying bomb'

Abhay Verma shared his experience sitting inside a real MiG-21 during the filming of Operation Safed Sagar. This shooting took place at locations like Chandigarh Air Force Station, Bikaner, and Gwalior. Verma states he is among the last few civilians and actors to experience this aircraft. He jokes that the MiG-21 is like a live bomb because of its original design structure. He emphasized the realism achieved through extensive training and on-set procedures. ✈️

⚽ Evra says Man Utd needs £70m upgrade ASAP

Patrice Evra believes Manchester United needs a major squad overhaul after their poor start against Hull City. He voiced his concerns while speaking on his Kick Stream, pointing out issues in midfield and defense. Evra specifically mentioned that Luke Shaw's career might be nearing its end due to past injuries. Therefore, he urged United to sign Newcastle United's Lewis Hall for £70million before the transfer deadline. This move, according to Evra, would bring the much-needed consistency to the team.

🧐 Romano on Man City eyeing Chelsea's Enzo Fernandez

Fabrizio Romano confirmed that Manchester City is in contact with Enzo Fernandez's agent regarding a potential move. However, Chelsea has not yet received an official bid from the Citizens, according to the insider. The ongoing talks suggest City is strategizing to make the right offer at the perfect time. Fernandez himself has indicated his strong desire to reunite with Enzo Maresca at the Etihad. This late interest in the star midfielder is building speculation around his future this transfer window. 🧐