🩺 Jannik Sinner gets urgent medical check-up in Italy

Jannik Sinner recently underwent an urgent medical check-up following some new developments. This check-up took place in Italy, where he is currently based. Specific details regarding the medical assessment and the timeline were not provided in the latest reports. The situation has caused some concern among tennis fans and observers globally. It remains to be seen what the final diagnosis or recovery plan will look like moving forward.

📱 Meta meets govt over PM Modi video glitch

Meta executives are scheduled to meet government representatives on August 5 and 6 to discuss content rules and compliance issues. This follows a brief removal of a video by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Facebook. The video, posted on July 23, was temporarily unavailable in the early hours of July 28. MeitY Secretary S Krishnan confirmed Meta has expressed regret and set new protocols for prominent accounts. Parliamentary chairman Nishikant Dubey also demanded an apology from Mark Zuckerberg. 😥

🇮🇳 PoK residents' citizenship status under Indian law

Legally, the Government of India views people in PoK as Indian nationals because India claims the territory. However, rights access depends on whether they are inside PoK or residing in Indian territory. Displaced PoK persons in India have full rights and domicile status in J&K. The Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019, does not apply to PoK residents as they are deemed citizens by right. If a resident swears allegiance to Pakistan, their automatic Indian citizenship claim ends. 🇮🇳

📉 US trade deficit dips in June 2026

The US goods and services deficit was $73.3 billion in June, showing a decrease of $4.4 billion from the revised figure of $77.6 billion in May. This was recorded for the US, according to the US Census Bureau and BEA. In June, exports totaled $314.7 billion while imports reached $388.0 billion. The year-to-date deficit has dropped by $189.3 billion, or 33.8 percent, compared to the same period in 2025. The next release detailing these trade figures is scheduled for Thursday, September 3, 2026. 📉

🦈 Greenland sharks aren't blind after all

Scientists have overturned the belief that Greenland sharks are blind, proving they retain functioning eyesight. This discovery involves 28 female sharks studied in a 2016 Science paper, showing lifespans up to 392 years. The old myth stemmed from parasite research, but a 2026 Nature study confirmed an intact visual system. Researchers suggest DNA repair genes help maintain this vision over extreme lifespans. The question now is understanding this remarkable biological preservation. 🧐

🗺️ Trump skips Pakistan in Iran talks spotlight

Donald Trump did not mention Pakistan while discussing efforts to revive talks with Iran at the White House. He credited Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar for backing these negotiations, which took place on Monday, August 3rd. This came after Tehran claimed on August 2nd that Pakistan was its main mediator with the United States. Pakistan immediately invited Iranian officials for consultations, signaling its continued diplomatic involvement. Despite Trump's omission, Tehran reaffirms Pakistan's central role in mediation efforts. 🇮🇷

🧱 Quarry mishap slows down Bengaluru roadwork 🚧

A recent quarry mishap in Bengaluru South district, combined with transport restrictions from Tamil Nadu, has severely impacted construction material supply. As of July 2, seven workers died after a boulder collapsed, leading to the closure of 54 local quarries. Currently, Bengaluru is receiving 80,000 to one lakh tonnes less of essential materials daily. This shortage might force city corporations to increase repair costs or delay ongoing civic projects. Authorities suggest the situation is temporary, but supply disruptions from Tamil Nadu are expected to persist.

⚖️ Govt says no role in Sheikh Hasina's media event

The Ministry of External Affairs stated the government has no involvement in a proposed media event for Sheikh Hasina. This event is organized by a private media entity and is set for Wednesday. It marks the second anniversary of her resignation as Bangladesh PM on August 5, 2024. The MEA spokesperson confirmed New Delhi does not endorse any views shared at the forum. She plans to return to Bangladesh by December, despite a death sentence. ⚖️

😠 Congress remark sparks NCP protest over Sunetra Pawar

A political row started after Congress called Deputy CM Sunetra Pawar a “goongi gudiya” on Tuesday. This comment led NCP workers to protest outside the Maharashtra Congress office in Mumbai. Sunetra Pawar was elected NCP National President in late January 2026 following her husband's passing. Leaders like Fadnavis and Shinde strongly condemned the remark as low-level politics. The NCP demanded an immediate apology from the Congress party for the offensive statement. 😠

💡 NIT-A.P. convocation: embrace new tech and innovate

iLabs Group Chairman Ch. Srinivasa Raju addressed the eighth convocation at NIT-A.P. in Tadepalligudem, West Godavari district on Tuesday. He urged students to focus on the manufacturing sector and innovative research for Viksit Bharat by 2047. A total of 644 B.Tech and 53 Ph.D. degrees were conferred during the ceremony. IIT Tirupati Director K. N. Satyanarayana emphasized the youth's role in India's global leadership push. NIT-A.P. is aiming for the 201-300 band in NIRF rankings for 2025. 🚀

🤩 Orry flexes massive Hermes bags on Khatron Ke Khiladi 15

Social media personality Orry caused a huge buzz on Khatron Ke Khiladi 15 by flaunting extremely expensive Hermes handbags. He showcased two rare bags during recent episodes, which surprised both contestants and host Rohit Shetty. One structured blue bag was revealed to cost Rs 75 lakh, and a pink Mini Kelly was valued at Rs 22 lakh. These luxury items, known for their craftsmanship, quickly went viral across social media platforms. The fashion display unexpectedly became one of the biggest lifestyle moments of the season. 💰