🎗️ India's first Lymphedema Clinic launches at Apollo Athenaa

India's first comprehensive, LE&RN-Accredited Lymphedema Clinic has opened at Apollo Athenaa, bringing global standards to lymphatic care. This facility is located at Apollo Athenaa, Asia's first dedicated women cancer center, focusing on prevention over reactive treatment. The clinic addresses an estimated 400,000–600,000 cancer-related lymphedema cases, with 30,000–50,000 new ones developing yearly. It combines multidisciplinary expertise, advanced imaging, and specialized microsurgery for superior patient outcomes. Moving forward, this service aims to significantly improve the quality of life for women undergoing cancer treatment.

🇮🇳 India slams defacing of its embassy in Slovenia

India's Ministry of External Affairs condemned the defacement of its embassy premises in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The act was allegedly carried out by unspecified "anti-India elements" at the location. The MEA strongly urged Slovenian authorities to take action against all individuals responsible for the incident. The ministry reminded everyone that diplomatic premises are inviolable under the Vienna Convention. They have escalated the matter with authorities in both New Delhi and Ljubljana. 🇮🇳

🏛️ Parliament deadlock persists over key bills and protests

Parliament proceedings remain stalled as the Centre and Opposition are in a standoff regarding legislative business. The Centre offered Home Minister Amit Shah to discuss student protests, while the Opposition demands more than just a reply. Specifically, the Opposition insists on debates over student protests and the Ram Mandir donation fraud. Furthermore, they want two key Bills, NCDC (Amendment) Bill, 2026, and MMDR Amendment Bill, 2026, sent for committee review. If these demands are not met, the Opposition has stated it will prevent the House from functioning. 🏛️

🛰️ NASA extends life of Voyager 2 with power fix

NASA engineers successfully implemented the 'Big Bang' effort to boost power reserves for the aging Voyager 2 spacecraft. This mission involved engineers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, who switched out high-energy components for low-power alternatives. Due to plutonium decay, the spacecraft loses about 4 watts annually, forcing shutdowns since 2024. This adjustment should keep Voyager 2's remaining three instruments running for at least one more year. NASA also plans to perform this same power-saving upgrade on Voyager 1 soon. 🛰️

😠 MEA condemns defacing of Indian Embassy in Slovenia

The Ministry of External Affairs condemned the defacement of the Indian embassy premises in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Pro-Khalistan elements are believed to have vandalized the embassy with anti-India slogans. This incident was reported on Monday, prompting India to call for action against the culprits. The MEA emphasized that diplomatic premises must be inviolable under the Vienna Convention. India is strongly pursuing accountability from Slovenian authorities regarding these reprehensible acts. 🇮🇳

😠 MEA slams defacement of Indian Embassy in Slovenia

The Ministry of External Affairs condemned the defacement of the Indian Embassy premises in Ljubljana, Slovenia. This incident was allegedly carried out by anti-India elements targeting the diplomatic property. The MEA raised the issue strongly with Slovenian authorities in New Delhi and Ljubljana on Monday. Diplomatic premises are inviolable under the Vienna Convention, the ministry asserted. Authorities across other regions were also urged to monitor hateful propaganda from these groups.

⚽ Key players back in Real Madrid training

Marc Cucurella, Kylian Mbappé, Aurelien Tchouameni, and Ibrahima Konaté have returned to the Real Madrid squad for training this Monday. They passed their preseason medicals at the Sanitas Hospital after participating in the World Cup. Three of the Madridistas started their medicals at Ciudad Real Madrid, with the rest to be completed at Blua Sanitas Valdebebas Hospital. Thibaut Courtois also rejoined over the weekend, leaving only Jude Bellingham to be absent. Bellingham is expected to report back to the team on Wednesday. ⚽

🌌 See the Milky Way with your naked eyes this August ✨

The Milky Way galaxy will be visible in the Arab sky this August for those interested in astronomy. This celestial sight is particularly observable from dark locations away from light pollution across the region. According to a Saudi Gazette report, ideal viewing conditions exist due to the absence of moonlight during the coming evenings. Majed Abu Zahra of the Jeddah Astronomy Society noted this will be an edge view of the galaxy's core. Destinations like Al Qudra Desert and Liwa Oasis offer prime spots for this viewing experience.

✈️ Emirates turned planes into Arsenal badge art

Emirates created an eight-foot sculpture of the Arsenal FC badge using upcycled parts from Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 jets. This piece was unveiled yesterday at the Emirates Stadium, marking a celebration of the long-running partnership between the Dubai-based airline and the North London club. The sculpture took 34 days to build by 15 engineers, featuring components like a landing gear wheel hub in the cannon. The partnership itself spans 20 years since 2006, with sponsorship now extending until at least 2033. It will be displayed permanently in the airline's hospitality space at the stadium. ✈️

✊ Local Body Seats for BCs by Population, Demands Association

The North Andhra Backward Classes Association president, Muddada Madhu, called on all political parties to proportionally allocate local body seats to backward communities. He specifically mentioned the Yadava, Nagavamsam, Reddika, and Viswabrahmin communities in Vizianagaram. This demand was made on Monday, August 10, 2026, highlighting the lack of political representation for these groups. Madhu stated that elected representatives could voice issues in local governance bodies if they were given a chance to contest. He noted that TDP national president N. Chandrababu Naidu has assured justice regarding seat allocation. ✊

✈️ Cessna 172: The world's most made plane gets a LEGO treatment

The Cessna 172, recognized as the world's most produced aircraft, is receiving a LEGO Ideas submission. This popular model is being brought to life by fans who want to see it as a brick build. The project details the design specifications for this iconic plane. It showcases the enduring popularity of the Cessna 172 model across different hobbies. Fans hope this submission moves forward to become an official LEGO set.