🔬 Hyderabad study links vitamin gaps to memory dips in seniors

A Hyderabad study found mild cognitive impairment in 36.4% of older adults tracked between January 2024 and March 2025. Researchers from ICMR-NIN analyzed 184 adults aged 55 to 85, noting high deficiencies in Vitamin D and B2 among those affected. Specifically, 72% of the MCI group had low Vitamin D, compared to 48% of the unimpaired group. Vitamin D and B6 showed strong associations with lower MCI probability when analyzed statistically. The team stressed that further research is needed as this cross-sectional study cannot prove causation. 🧠

⚖️ Legal groups demand BCI chairman's resignation

Legal groups have united to protest against the Chairman of the Bar Council of India. The All India Young Advocates Association is organizing this protest tomorrow at 10 AM. They are demanding the resignation of BCI chairman Manan Mishra over the NALSAR row. This collective action shows significant dissatisfaction within the legal community regarding the issue. The outcome of this protest is anticipated to put pressure on the current leadership. ⚖️

🏫 Basic Needs for Every Indian School Kid

The Happy School Project is working to improve government schools across India by addressing essential infrastructure gaps. Founder Maitreyi Jichkar is focusing on repairing roofs and classrooms, upgrading toilets, and improving drinking water facilities. This initiative aims to boost teacher pride and change parental perceptions of public education. The project ensures children, regardless of background, feel their dreams are worth pursuing. Better learning starts with providing a proper and safe environment for all students.

🔥 Minister's daughter challenges CM in Telangana Congress

Konda Sushmita, daughter of senior minister Konda Surekha, openly challenged Chief Minister Revanth Reddy in Parkal on Wednesday. She questioned his authority and demanded that MLA Revuri Prakash Reddy resign immediately. Sushmita declared she would contest as MLA of Parkal, even independently if denied a ticket. She accused Reddy of arrogance and alleged a Rs 200-crore land deal involving his brother. The Congress disciplinary committee has since sought an explanation from Konda Surekha. 🧐

📱 Don't wait to buy Samsung Foldables, here's why

Memory chip prices for DRAM and NAND surged by 85% in Q1 2026, with another 30% rise predicted by Q4 2026. Since memory is about 27% of a foldable's cost, devices like the Galaxy Z Fold 8 series are highly affected by this spiral. Analysts suggest steep festive discounts are unlikely this year, even though Samsung is absorbing some costs. Therefore, current pricing might be the best available for these premium foldable phones right now. 📱

🏛️ Constitution not enough for legal defense?

The Faizabad Bar Association resolved not to represent eight men in the Ram Temple donation embezzlement case. This decision was made by the association in Faizabad, citing hurt sentiments among its members. The core issue is that withdrawing legal representation based on religious feeling denies a fundamental right guaranteed by the Constitution. The Supreme Court’s 2010 ruling in AS Mohammed Rafi v State of Tamil Nadu previously deemed such withdrawals illegal. This situation highlights that the Constitution alone isn't enough for legal accountability. ⚖️

🗽 Rebel Kid leaves spotlight for MBA in New York

Content creator Apoorva Makhija is moving to New York to pursue an MBA at NYU Stern. She relocated after facing backlash from a controversial appearance on Samay Raina's 'India's Got Latent' over a year ago. The 25-year-old aims to eventually return to India and launch her own direct-to-consumer brand. She stated she moved partly to escape the pressure of maintaining her online persona as The Rebel Kid. Makhija clarified that she does not plan on building a career in Bollywood, focusing instead on business operations. 🚀

🤝 Amit Shah meets TN CM before Southern States meet

Union Home Minister Amit Shah met Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay in Chennai on Wednesday. This meeting happened before the Southern Zonal Council gathering scheduled for Thursday in Kovalam. The council will involve Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, and UTs. Key topics for discussion include water-sharing disputes and regional development issues. The meeting will be chaired by Shah, with Vijay serving as the vice-chairman.

🛂 Border Collectors Get Power to Grant Citizenship

District collectors in six border states, plus J&K and Ladakh, have been empowered to grant citizenship directly. This authority has been given to the respective district collectors across these border regions. The decision impacts a significant number of individuals in these sensitive areas, effective immediately. This move aims to streamline the citizenship process in the border areas. Further guidelines and implementation details are expected to be rolled out soon. 🛂

🔥 Chinese animation takes over the internet

A Chinese animated film has rapidly become a huge viral sensation across digital platforms. The film's massive popularity is currently spreading across various social media channels globally. Specific viewership numbers and release dates for the viral hit have not been detailed in the current report. This sudden surge in interest reflects growing global appetite for high-quality animated content. The film's continued success is expected to draw more international attention to Chinese animation studios.

💰 Bihar govt pays creators up to ₹1 Lakh for scheme videos

Bihar has amended its rules allowing social media creators to earn money for making videos about government schemes. Eligible influencers in Bihar can earn up to ₹1 lakh per video under this new arrangement. Under the rules, creators get an extra ₹10,000 for every 1 lakh views after 30 days. This aims to leverage social media for public welfare messaging across the state. The exact criteria and verification process will be detailed in a future notification.