🏏 Hazlewood sticks to pace plan for Bangladesh Test

Josh Hazlewood decided to keep Scott Boland out of the Australian XI for the first Test against Bangladesh in Darwin. Pat Cummins confirmed the line-up ahead of the match, marking the first time the primary attack plays together since the West Indies tour. The Test returns to Darwin after 22 years, with the match scheduled for this time. Nathan Lyon is returning to the side, while Josh Inglis is another player from the initial squad left out. The team will feature Jake Weatherald and Travis Head opening the batting for the opening game. 🏏

😠 CJP Protesters Targeted by Right Wing & Media

Women protesting for CJP faced serious targeting by right-wing groups. This harassment occurred across various locations as protesters voiced their concerns. Specific numbers or dates regarding the incidents were not detailed in the report. The context involves activists being tracked and put on TV trials by influential anchors. Authorities are now facing scrutiny over the intense scrutiny these activists endured. 😠

✈️ IndiGo flight lands safely after engine trouble

An IndiGo flight experienced a left-engine failure shortly before landing near Chennai. The flight, 6E-723, was traveling from Kolkata and had 224 people aboard. This full emergency was declared at 11:29 pm on August 11. The aircraft ultimately landed safely on Runway 25 at 11:37 pm, and the emergency was withdrawn by 11:47 pm. Airport authorities confirmed that all operations continued normally following the incident.

🏏 Sarfaraz Khan rejoins team, advised to move on

Sarfaraz Khan has returned to the Indian team for the Sri Lanka Test series after a 1.5-year absence. He was previously left out after the 2024-25 Australian tour, being dropped by the Ajit Agarkar-led committee. Mohammad Kaif has advised him to forget past issues, including rumors of a conflict with coach Gautam Gambhir. Kaif praised the decision-makers for recalling him due to spin-friendly pitches in Sri Lanka. The focus now must be on ensuring the Indian team continues to progress and win dominantly. 🏏

🌕 India joins Moon base race with NASA

NASA invited ISRO to its Moon Base programme, sparking a major shift in India-US space cooperation. This invitation happened during the ninth meeting of the India-US Civil Space Joint Working Group in Bengaluru on August 5 and 6. NASA's plan targets a sustained human presence at the Moon's South Pole, a key area for water ice discovery. India contributes lunar expertise and cost-effective engineering to complement NASA's large infrastructure. Future collaborations will likely focus on scientific data sharing and human spaceflight technology. 🚀

🧠 Americans Want to Start Brain Care Sooner

A recent survey revealed a growing trend among Americans regarding cognitive health. This research was conducted by Medical Xpress, examining public health priorities. The findings indicated that a significant portion of respondents wish to adopt brain health habits earlier in life. This suggests a societal shift towards proactive wellness management for mental acuity. Future health initiatives are expected to reflect this increased focus on early neurological care.

📈 Molbio Diagnostics IPO GMP hints at listing gains

Molbio Diagnostics' Rs 940 crore IPO closes for subscription today, with a GMP of Rs 136. This signals a potential listing gain of 16.85% above the upper price band of Rs 807. The IPO was heavily subscribed, with QIBs subscribing 73.70 times. The issue, which opened on August 10, closes on August 12. Proceeds will fund R&D infrastructure and equipment for various units.

🗣️ Amit Shah ready to debate student protest action

Union Home Minister Amit Shah stated his readiness to discuss the police action against CJP protestors during the Parliament monsoon session. This statement was made by Amit Shah in the ongoing monsoon session of Parliament. The discussion is scheduled for 3pm today, provided the Opposition submits a letter by 2pm. The government is also set to table key bills like the Kerala (Alteration of Name) Bill, 2026. However, the Opposition has indicated they are not interested in what they perceive as a 'lecture'. ⚖️

👟 TikTok saves London shoe store from closing down

Rachid Lazraq's shoe store in Shoreditch, East London, was nearly shut down due to rising rents and gentrification. His daughter, Zineb Lazraq, revived the business after a French TikTok user shared a video in May. This viral content showed the store as a "hidden gem," attracting younger customers interested in Y2K fashion. Now, customers line up for shoes retailing around $75, and Zineb is managing the demand. The father-daughter duo is currently managing the increased business day by day. 🛍️

🧐 VIP treatment in Indian jails? 5 allegations surface

Several instances have raised concerns about unequal treatment within Indian prison systems. These allegations specifically point to instances where individuals allegedly received special privileges in jails. Data suggests these incidents occurred across various locations and timeframes. This ongoing discussion highlights systemic issues regarding fairness within the correctional facilities. Authorities are now being questioned about the steps taken to ensure equal treatment for all inmates. 🧐

✈️ Trump says secret Turkey flight was riskier than Air Force One

Donald Trump revealed that the alternative plane he took in Turkey was at a greater risk compared to the Air Force One. This incident occurred after an Iranian assassination threat prompted him to leave the scheduled NATO summit travel. The secret flight, which involved a jet gifted by Qatar, happened last month. Trump stated he took the other flight because 'they wanted me to go on a different flight' for equal safety. This sequence of events has sparked questions regarding the security measures around his travel. ✈️