⌚ Huawei Watch D3 leaks: bigger, thinner, and pricier

The Huawei Watch D3 is rumored to feature a larger 1.92-inch LTPO AMOLED display and a thinner 11.4 mm case. It boasts an upgraded Bluetooth 6 and brings back GPS functionality to the wearable. The battery capacity increases to 540 mAh, maintaining a promised 6 days of typical use. Key health sensors include 24-hour blood pressure monitoring and ECG capabilities. The leaked price is set at 450 euros, a 50 euro hike from its predecessor's starting price. ⌚

🩺 Nurse-led care boosts heart failure outcomes in India

A nurse-led, mobile health-supported care model significantly improved heart failure outcomes in India. This trial was conducted across 22 centers in India, involving about 1,500 patients with HFrEF. The intervention group showed an 84.0% survival rate without hospitalization versus 79.4% in usual care. This suggests a structured, tech-enabled model can practically improve heart failure care globally. Researchers believe this blueprint is relevant for low- and middle-income countries too. 🩺

🎬 Santoshi clashes with Azmi on Deol's Muslim role

Director Rajkumar Santoshi disagreed with Shabana Azmi's critique of 'Batwara 1947'. He argued that Amitabh Bachchan previously played Muslim heroes in films like 'Coolie'. The film, starring Sunny Deol as Sikandar Mirza, faced a mixed critical and box office reception. Santoshi also admitted that modern society has become less tolerant and more rigid in its views. He stressed that faith, for him, is always about equality and inclusivity.

🗳️ Iceland voters reject resuming EU talks

Icelandic voters decided against resuming negotiations to join the EU in a recent referendum. This vote took place among around 265,000 eligible voters in Iceland. The final results showed 52.8% voted against and 47.2% voted in favor on Saturday. Strong opposition came from the fishing industry worried about EU fisheries policy and sovereignty. This decision is expected to put the EU membership debate on hold until at least 2028.

⚖️ Why no distinguished jurists on Supreme Court bench?

Supreme Court judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan called for a debate on appointing distinguished jurists to the Supreme Court. He made these remarks during the 13th Convocation of National Law University Delhi on Sunday. The constitutional provision allowing such appointments has remained unused for over 76 years. Bhuyan suggested the government or collegium have not seriously explored this provision yet. He believes this unused mandate needs renewed discussion in the public domain. ⚖️

🩺 Heart failure drug combo shows no big win

The H-HeFT trial found no significant difference between hydralazine–isosorbide dinitrate and a placebo for death or heart failure events. This study was conducted in 23 centres in Denmark, involving 592 participants over up to seven years. While the previous A-HeFT study showed benefit in Black patients, this trial found high treatment discontinuation rates. Further randomized controlled trials are needed to confirm any mortality reduction from this drug. A meta-analysis suggested some benefits, but noted inconsistencies due to trial differences. 💔

🤕 Rabada sidelined by hamstring injury in Australia tour

Kagiso Rabada is ruled out of South Africa’s ODI series against Australia due to a right hamstring injury sustained during training. His coach indicated a nine to ten-week layoff, potentially missing most of the three Tests in October. CSA confirmed he will miss the ODI series from September 24 to 30, with Test availability pending rehabilitation progress. Rabada is South Africa's top wicket-taker among active bowlers, crucial for their WTC title defense. Other pace bowlers like Gerald Coetzee and Kwena Maphaka are available for the squad. 🤕

😥 NEET-PG candidates protest system crashes in Jaipur

NEET-PG aspirants held a protest in Jaipur due to severe technical glitches during their exam. The candidates reported that the examination system crashed approximately 20 times throughout the process. This disruption occurred during the recent examination period, causing significant stress among the participants. The issue points to major infrastructural problems with the online testing platform. Authorities are now expected to address these serious technical failures promptly. 😥

🚨 System crashed 20 times, students protest in Jaipur

The NEET-PG 2026 exam was marred by technical issues, leading to a protest in Jaipur. Candidates at Sitapura alleged the system crashed at least 20 times during the test on August 30, 2026. A total of 2,445 students were affected due to internal power supply issues at the iON Digital Zone iDZ Sitapura Centres. NBEMS has scheduled a re-examination for these candidates on September 5, 2026. The affected students are demanding a nationwide re-test for fairness.

🏏 Suryakumar misses out post-World Cup

Former India captain Suryakumar expressed regret regarding his omission from the team after the recent World Cup. The decision was made by the team management for the upcoming series. Specific details about the selection criteria or future dates were not provided in the report. This move comes despite his notable performance during the tournament. Fans are now waiting to see his next opportunity with the national squad. 🏏

😠 Gaur attack death sparks farmers' anger in Kerala

The death of court employee V.C. Sunil in a wild gaur attack ignited protests from upland farmers in Kozhikode district. Farmers gathered in Vilangad on Saturday, August 30, 2026, blaming the Forest department for poor wildlife conflict prevention. They noted pending power fence construction and inadequate compensation for victims. Activists plan a unified state protest demanding stronger measures, including animal culling. Forest officials are reportedly discussing Sunil's compensation with the State government.