📜 Kerala to be Keralam, but High Court might stick to old name

The Union Cabinet has approved the name change of Kerala to 'Keralam' after a long campaign. This change, approved by the Kerala Assembly in July, awaits final passage in Parliament and presidential assent. However, the Kerala High Court might continue to be referred to by its existing name institutionally. This echoes past examples like Bombay becoming Mumbai while its High Court remains the High Court of Bombay. This situation highlights how the Indian Constitution divides power between the State and the Union. 🏛️

👮 Bengaluru police bust illegal immigration drive

Bengaluru city police detained 15 individuals allegedly from Bangladesh during a special drive on Saturday. Police teams visited over 30 places across the city, checking backgrounds of 1,909 suspected persons. The detainees, allegedly from Bagerhat and Khulna, will face legal action and deportation via the FRRO. Home Minister Priyank Kharge noted over 1,000 illegal immigrants were found in the last three months. Unions are opposing the drive, calling the police action illegal and demanding the release of all detainees. 🧐

🧐 Punjab sees new 'moral police' movement

A new moral policing trend has emerged across Punjab, shifting focus from public parks to private homes. This social shift is sparking significant debate among various community groups. Specific data regarding the implementation across different districts was not detailed in the report. The movement is reportedly fueled by changing social values and rising societal concerns. Authorities are currently monitoring the situation to ensure law and order is maintained. 🧐

🎬 Real Heroes Behind Netflix's Kargil War Series

A new series detailing the Kargil War has been released on Netflix, focusing on the unsung heroes of the conflict. The production brought together various individuals involved in the war's narrative across different locations. The series reportedly covers events from 1999, providing a detailed look at the military operations. This production aims to honor the sacrifices made by the armed forces during that time. The show is expected to resonate with viewers interested in military history and national pride.

👮 Police raid in Annamayya district against illegal sales

Over 100 police personnel executed a massive cordon-and-search operation in Angallu village, Kurabalakota mandal, Annamayya district. The special drive targeted suspected illegal activities, specifically the sale of ganja and narcotic substances. During the early hours of Saturday, teams searched streets and houses across the village. The operation aimed to crack down on groups distributing ganja and prohibited tobacco products. Vehicles lacking proper documents were seized, and efforts continue to curb illegal activities in Angallu. 🧐

🏔️ Everest mystery: 'Green Boots' climber body to be recovered

An Indian climber, Dorje Morup, whose body became known as 'Green Boots,' is set to be recovered from Mount Everest after 30 years. The ITBP is planning a high-altitude mission to retrieve the remains of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police personnel from the northern side of Everest. The body has been frozen at about 8,500 metres since his death in 1996 during an expedition attempt. Authorities believe Morup was killed in a blizzard while descending with his teammates on that 1996 trip. Following retrieval by September, DNA testing will confirm his identity for his family in Ladakh.

🌿 Kerala teachers protest for appointment orders 🌿

LPST rank holders in Kerala staged a symbolic protest outside the Secretariat by eating grass. The candidates are from the Kerala Public Service Commission (PSC) rank list and have been agitating for 35 days. They completed the selection process but are still awaiting formal government appointment orders. This protest follows allegations of irregularities in a Kerala PSC examination. The rank holders continue to demand appointments while the government investigates exam controversies.

📱 Motorola Moto Pad 70 lands with 12.1" screen

Motorola introduced the Moto Pad 70 as the latest addition to its Pad 70 series lineup. This device is positioned as a premium, thin, and light 5G tablet from Lenovo. It features a 12.1" 90Hz LCD with Dimensity 6400 SoC and a massive 10,200 mAh battery. While running Android 16 initially, the tablet offers AI features and a 13MP camera setup. The 256GB model will be available in India from August 15th for INR33,999.

📱 Motorola Edge 70 Neo spotted with 200MP camera

A leaked Motorola Edge 70 Neo is reportedly coming with a 200 MP camera in a compact, colorful body. The phone will be available in light green, dark green, light blue, and pink color variants. Rumors suggest specs might mirror the U.S.-exclusive Motorola Edge (2026). This rumored version features a MediaTek Dimensity 7450 and a 6.3-inch display. Details on its final price and official launch date are not yet available.

✊ CJP backs students protesting exam irregularities in Ranchi

A delegation from the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) arrived in Ranchi to support students protesting alleged irregularities in JPSC and JSSC recruitment exams. The party delegation, led by Mukallrounder and Akshay Shinde, expressed complete solidarity with the students. Protests are ongoing due to demands for a CBI probe and cancellation of the 14th JPSC Combined Civil Services Preliminary Examination. Student leader Devendra Nath Mahto is currently on an indefinite hunger strike over these issues. The Jharkhand government has stated it is examining the allegations and will take action soon. ✊

🚨 Security guard found dead at Chittoor farmhouse

A 62-year-old security guard was discovered murdered at a farmhouse in Mangapuram village, Chittoor rural mandal. The victim, identified as Anandaiah, was working at the property owned by Chinna Rajulu Naidu, who lives in the U.S. The body was found in a pool of blood, with his throat allegedly slit by a sharp weapon. Chittoor police secured the scene and deployed a CLUES team for evidence collection. The motive is unknown, and CCTV footage will be examined as the case progresses.