🇮🇳 India denies link to Hasina's virtual address

India has officially stated that it is not involved in the matter of Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Hasina's virtual address. The statement addresses recent international scrutiny regarding the digital presence of the political figure. No specific numbers or dates were cited in the denial from the Indian government officials. This clarification comes amidst ongoing diplomatic discussions between the two nations. Moving forward, India expects the situation to be resolved through bilateral channels. 🇮🇳

🩺 Cancer rising in younger adults, here's why

Cancer cases are increasingly appearing in young adults, moving beyond just older populations. Oncologist Dr Ankur Varshney noted this trend at Medanta Hospital, Noida. Cancers like breast, colorectal, and oral are rising, with WHO linking nearly 40% to preventable risks. Factors include tobacco use, obesity, poor diet, and chronic stress. Ignoring symptoms and adopting healthy habits are key for early detection and prevention.

🚽 Stalin allegedly hides in toilet during police detention

DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin was detained on August 4th following controversial remarks made about actress Trisha Krishnan. The incident occurred during a rally addressing the Cauvery dispute on August 3rd in Tamil Nadu. A viral video showed his wife, Kiruthiga, telling police he was in the bathroom while they waited to detain him. Minister Ma Subramaniam appealed for more time, warning of public backlash if the detention happened too soon. Stalin later claimed he was ready to face consequences and questioned the justification for the arrest.

🧐 Udhayanidhi Stalin's education path from college to politics

Udhayanidhi Stalin, the Leader of the Opposition, completed his Bachelor of Commerce degree at Loyola College, Chennai. He attended Don Bosco Matriculation Higher Secondary School in Egmore, Chennai, for his schooling. After his degree, he founded the production house Red Giant Movies in 2008, debuting with the film Kuruvi. He faced recent controversy in Thanjavur over a remark made during a DMK protest regarding the Cauvery water dispute. The state government has indicated no intent to remand him following his questioning by the police. 🧐

🎬 Madhavan on GD Naidu biopic and career shift

Actor Madhavan is focusing on the upcoming film ‘G.D.N’, a biopic about inventor GD Naidu. This movie is set to release on August 7, directed by Krishnakumar Ramkumar and produced by Varghese Moolan Pictures. GD Naidu is known as the ‘Edison of India’ and his inventions like the vote recording machine are highlighted. Madhavan also reflected on how the action film ‘Run’ in 2002 was a major turning point in his career. He shared that the film helped him be seen in a different light after playing romantic roles. 🚀

🔬 Ebola trial progress shows hope in Congo

Treatment trials for the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola are showing promise, according to the WHO. This epidemic is happening in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where the virus has no approved treatments. As of August 1, there were 3,748 confirmed cases and 1,657 deaths across 49 health zones. Pre-existing research protocols helped speed up the testing of new medications and vaccines. Only clinical trials can confirm if these treatments and vaccines will actually be effective.

📱 Meta policy head called over PM's post removal

Meta's Head of Public Policy, Joel Kaplan, has been summoned by the Centre for a meeting on August 5th. This meeting is set to address the brief removal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's video post. Government sources indicated the Centre wants to know how Meta's algorithm functions and why some content gets more visibility. Officials will also raise concerns regarding complaints that critical posts get disproportionate traction. The government is expected to seek a written apology and an explanation for the technical glitch. 📱

🚨 SM Influencer Slams CJP Founder as 'Pak Agent'

SM influencer Faizan Ansari has made serious allegations against Abhijeet Dipke, the founder of CJP. Ansari claimed that Abhijeet Dipke is a 'Pak agent' and demands his immediate arrest. These accusations surfaced recently in public discourse regarding political activities. The claims are adding fuel to ongoing tensions between online personalities and political groups. Authorities are expected to look into these serious allegations moving forward.

🧠 Learning languages keeps your brain younger, study finds 🧠

New research suggests that speaking multiple languages can actually slow down brain aging processes. Lucia Amoruso presented these findings at the FENS Forum 2026, involving collaborators from Chile, Argentina, and Ireland. The study showed that those speaking two languages appeared six years younger than monolinguals, rising to 13 years for four-language speakers. Higher language proficiency and earlier acquisition were also linked to delayed aging, according to the researchers. The team plans to investigate these patterns in individuals with Alzheimer’s disease next. 🧐

🥵 20 heatstroke deaths reported across India

Twenty people have died from heatstroke, with 4,853 cases reported nationally since March 1 this year. Maharashtra recorded the most fatalities with 11 deaths, while Telangana registered the highest number of cases at 915. The Ministry of Home Affairs has now added heatwaves to notified natural calamities for the 2026-31 SDRF award period. Health interventions are being implemented through the NPCCHH as part of the National Action Plan on Heat-Related Illness. The NHRIDS surveillance system is active across over 51,000 reporting units nationwide. 🥵

⚖️ Delhi HC: AAP leaders deleted posts against Justice Sharma

A contempt petitioner told the Delhi HC that social media comments against Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma had been deleted by Saurav Das and AAP leaders. Advocate Ashok Chaitanya, who filed the case, confirmed the removal but possessed digital records of the original posts. The allegations stemmed from a post by Das on April 9 regarding a conflict of interest during the excise policy case hearing. The Court allowed Chaitanya to submit his electronic evidence and directed the registry to supply material to the respondents. The matter is scheduled for its next hearing on September 21. ⚖️