🔥 Keerthy Suresh fires back at 'lack of roles' comment

Keerthy Suresh publicly addressed a social media user who criticized her for taking a dance number in Nani’s upcoming film, The Paradise. The user made the claim while suggesting she sought these roles due to a perceived lack of substantial parts. Keerthy responded sarcastically, correcting the user that Nani acts in Telugu, not Kannada. The action thriller, directed by Srikanth Odela, is scheduled for a September 24, 2026, theatrical release. She is also slated for movies like Dorothy and Rowdy Janardhana in the near future. 🎬

🌠 Milky Way has a wild cosmic engine 🌌

Scientists found a mysterious object blasting energy thousands of times stronger than the LHC. This natural particle accelerator, named LHAASO J1912+1014u, is located in the constellation Aquila. The object accelerates protons to PeV energies, which are the highest known in our galaxy as of 2024. Initial thoughts as a supernova remnant were disproven using data from three observatories. This discovery could explain the galaxy's most energetic cosmic rays moving near the speed of light.

📈 Canada hits big job gains in July

Canada added a surprising 75,000 jobs in July, which beat economists' expectations significantly. This growth was reported by Statistics Canada, indicating a strong labor market performance. Since April, the country has added 181,000 jobs, and the unemployment rate dropped to 6.4 per cent. This dip is a 0.1 percentage point decrease from June and down half a percentage point year-over-year. Job gains were mainly in wholesale and retail trade, with average hourly wages up 2.8 per cent. 📈

🚨 Amritsar cop transfer after ISI link audio goes viral

A top police officer in Amritsar has been transferred following controversy surrounding an audio recording. The audio clip surfaced, allegedly containing links to ISI involvement concerning a Jantar Mantar protest. This incident has caused significant internal discussions within the police department. The transfer decision was made subsequent to the public outcry generated by the recording. Authorities are now managing the fallout from this sensitive matter. 🚨

🔬 One code, two life beginnings revealed

Scientists uncovered how LUCA, the last common ancestor of all life, split into bacteria and archaea. This research, led by HHU scientists, published in Science Advances, investigated early cell metabolisms. The study found about half of LUCA's reactions were metal-catalyzed instead of enzyme-catalyzed. This evolution helped life move from hydrothermal vents by developing new enzymes. The lineages independently evolved, showing one genetic code but two origins of life. 🔬

🥗 High-protein diet craze: Is it actually good for you?

High-protein diets are trending, but experts say overall balanced nutrition is what matters most for long-term health. Himanshi Sharma, chief clinical nutritionist at ISIC Multispecialty Hospital, New Delhi, issued a caution against focusing solely on protein intake. While protein aids muscle and immunity, excessive amounts without proper balance can be risky. People often drop healthy carbs and fiber, leading to deficiencies like constipation. Seek professional advice before drastically changing your diet or relying on supplements.

💡 Light therapy can reset your body's clock 💡

Scientists proved in 1989 that carefully timed bright light can effectively reset the body's biological clock. This discovery was made by researchers who studied the impact of light exposure on human circadian rhythms. The landmark study showed morning light shifts sleep earlier, while evening light can delay the internal clock. This research now underpins treatments for insomnia and jet lag globally. Specialists often combine light therapy with behavioral strategies to help patients align their sleep schedules.

🏏 ODI Cricket: 5000 Games, Endless Changes

One Day International (ODI) cricket has seen a massive evolution over time. This progression has spanned numerous matches across various international arenas. The sport has witnessed 5000 games, reflecting constant rule adjustments and strategic tinkering. These changes have continuously reshaped how the game is played and perceived by fans. The future of ODI cricket will likely involve further adaptations based on player feedback and global trends.

🏏 Rahane joins Amsterdam Flames in ETPL league

Rahane has signed a contract with the Amsterdam Flames team for the upcoming ETPL season. This move places him with the Flames franchise based in Amsterdam. The contract details involve his participation starting from the next season's schedule. This signing adds a notable player to the competitive European T20 league. Fans will be watching his performance in the league going forward.

🤱 Breastfeeding myths busted for new parents

Several myths surround the postpartum journey, as shown by Niveditha's struggle with low milk supply. This happened to her in Gurgaon after giving birth, highlighting common misinformation across India. The article discusses myths like breast size affecting milk or burning breasts boosting supply. Science proves frequent feeding and correct latch are key to milk production, not harmful practices. Mothers can continue breastfeeding after work using proper expression and storage techniques.

🏛️ CJP pushes back on HC's Jantar Mantar comments

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) reacted strongly against the Delhi High Court's reservations regarding Jantar Mantar as a protest spot. This follows the CJP spearheading student agitations against the NEET-UG paper leak last month. The court made these remarks while hearing a petition for August 10, concerning the extension of Scheduled Caste status to Dalit Christians. CJP leader Das demanded alternatives, questioning why their protest site was targeted. The Supreme Court is reportedly due to hear a PIL concerning the use of Jantar Mantar.