❤️ How you eat impacts heart and longevity

The manner in which food is consumed can significantly influence both heart health and overall lifespan. This research focused on eating habits and their long-term physiological effects on various populations. Specific findings highlighted that consistent patterns, observed over several years, showed notable correlations. These dietary habits play a crucial role in metabolic function and cardiovascular wellness, according to experts. Future studies aim to pinpoint the exact mechanisms linking eating style to longevity markers.

🎉 Big Job Fair Coming to Chittoor & Annamayya

A mega job mela is being held across Chittoor and Annamayya districts to help unemployed youth find work. The events are scheduled for August 26th and 27th in Chittoor, and August 29th in B. Kothakota. Over 20 companies are set to recruit more than 500 people in Chittoor, while 12 companies will offer about 700 vacancies in Annamayya. Roles available are diverse, from relationship managers to machine operators, for candidates with qualifications from Class X up to MBA. Both collectors have urged eligible youngsters to bring their resumes and certificates to maximize these recruitment opportunities. 💼

📉 Alibaba stock drops 40% amid AI spending chaos

Alibaba has seen a roughly 40% decline from its January high as AI spending pressures loom over the tech giant. The company, based in China, recently sold 710 million new shares for about $10.2 billion to fuel its AI infrastructure. During the June quarter, net income plummeted 75% while capital spending jumped 75% to 67.68 billion yuan. Michael Burry believes the stock's decline is not over and predicts Alibaba needs to fall by half. Investors are watching if AI revenue can eventually outpace the massive capital expenditures.

🍎 Meal timing might affect how long you live ⏰

A new study found a link between when people eat and their life expectancy among adults in America. Researchers analyzed data from 31,044 adults aged 40 and older from 1999 to 2018. Later first meals and earlier or later last meals were associated with higher mortality risks and shorter life expectancy. Specifically, those eating first after noon saw an average life expectancy reduction of 2.46 years at age 50. These findings suggest that meal timing could be a modifiable behavioral factor related to mortality risk.

🔬 Indigo light helps prevent nearsightedness in primates

Researchers successfully prevented myopia in a near-primate through supplemental indigo light exposure. The study was conducted by a team of scientists at a specific primate research facility. Data indicated a significant reduction in myopia progression over a period spanning six months. This research offers a new, non-pharmacological approach to managing vision issues in mammals. Future studies will aim to test this method on a wider range of subjects. 🔬

😠 BJP slams Congress over Adani 'double standards'

The Opposition BJP accused the Congress government of showing 'double standards' regarding Gautam Adani. This protest took place in the Legislative Assembly in Karnataka on Monday, August 24, 2026. The BJP highlighted the Karnataka Government Parks (Preservation) (Amendment) Bill, 2026, which allows 5% of park land to be utilized for projects. This move is allegedly to facilitate the 17.1-km Bengaluru North-South Twin Tunnel Road, with Adani Enterprises being the lowest bidder at ₹22,267 crore. The BJP demands the tunnel project be scrapped amid these controversies. 😠

🌾 AP farmers ask for GST relief on Subabul & Eucalyptus

Lanka Dinakar, Chairman of the Twenty-Point Programme, urged the Union Government for GST relief for Subabul and Eucalyptus farmers. This request was made to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal. The FPOs highlighted that the 18% GST and high wood chip imports hurt farmer incomes. Dinakar sought recognition of these crops as agricultural produce and a temporary 5% GST rate. He also asked for a committee to review the issue and present it to the GST Council.

✈️ US Navy drops new super-range air missile 🚀

The U.S. Navy unveiled the new AIM-424 Malice, an ultra-long-range air-to-air missile for F-35C and Super Hornet jets. This weapon was showcased on August 22, appearing mounted on Navy carrier aircraft like the F-35C Lightning II. It boasts a range exceeding 463 kilometers, and Raytheon is the developer of this 4.11-meter missile. This capability could put U.S. naval airpower beyond the reach of certain Chinese threats. Testing for the AIM-424 is reportedly set to commence in the winter of 2026.

🌧️ Heavy rain strands kids in Gurgaon school buses

Heavy rains in Gurgaon caused school buses and vans to get stuck for hours across the city. This transport issue affected areas like Subhash Chowk and Golf Course Road on Monday. Some children were reportedly trapped since around 12:30 pm, with buses also breaking down amid the waterlogging. Parents expressed deep anxiety regarding their children's safety and comfort during the severe disruption. Authorities and transport services are dealing with the ongoing impact of the intense rainfall. 🌧️

🏫 SC Judge questions state spending vs. school survival

Supreme Court Judge Prasanna B Varale questioned Maharashtra's education spending while addressing an event in Dhule district. He suggested that 0.1% of the Nashik Kumbh expenditure could have saved 100 to 125 Marathi schools. The Kumbh Mela is allocated between Rs 32,000 crore and Rs 34,000 crore, with Rs 11,000 crore spent on corridor projects. Varale emphasized that basic facilities and primary education are fundamental rights for every citizen. He urged focus on school infrastructure given the state's low education budget percentage. 🏫

🚂 Village kids risk lives crossing railway tracks

Children and residents of Wadhiv village in Palghar district are daily forced to cross railway tracks to reach the outside world. The community of over 4,000 people faces extreme danger using the tracks as their only route to school and essential services. A viral video by student Sohil Chaudhary highlighted this perilous situation, showing the community's constant fear. Villagers claim 22 people died crossing tracks and 20 from delayed medical care. Residents are now threatening to boycott upcoming elections until a safe road is built. 😥