🫂 Konda Surekha and Revanth Reddy drop egos for party unity

Telangana Congress has a history of internal divisions among senior leaders with personal agendas. Konda Surekha faced scrutiny after her daughter made comments against CM Revanth Reddy and allegations arose regarding her ministry. Despite warnings from the disciplinary committee, Surekha refused to back down, risking suspension. However, she recently visited Revanth Reddy's residence to tie him a Rakhi. This gesture suggests she is aligning with the Congress leadership for a second chance. 🤝

🤔 'Once More' review: messy romance with Arjun Das

The film 'Once More' presents a wonderfully frustrating story framed as a cruel whodunnit involving Raghuvaran. He is portrayed as a near-lifeless man grappling with spirituality and science in North Kerala. The narrative follows the introduction of Anjali, who brings vibrant life to his existence amid tense romance. Raghu eventually finds release from his constraints, leading to a more poetic phase of the movie. Arjun Das and Aditi Shankar deliver sincere performances in this complex drama. 🎭

🔭 New NASA telescope targets dark energy mysteries

NASA's newest telescope is being designed to investigate the complex nature of dark energy. This groundbreaking instrument will be deployed by NASA scientists across various deep space observations. The mission is scheduled for late 2025, focusing on regions exhibiting unusual cosmic expansion rates. Dark energy remains one of the biggest unsolved problems in modern astrophysics. Future data from the telescope will help refine our understanding of the universe's ultimate fate. 🔭

🤝 Kangana accepts truce with Baba Ramdev

Kangana Ranaut accepted Baba Ramdev's gesture to end their public feud on Raksha Bandhan. This exchange happened after Ramdev questioned her 'gutter generation' remark about Gen Z during a recent event. The dispute stemmed from her controversial comments, and Ramdev criticized her 'spoilt mind'. On Rakhi, Kangana accepted his sweets and love, stating that mistakes should be forgiven on festival days. Both figures emphasized dialogue over ongoing conflict moving forward.

🔬 India greenlights Rs 730 Cr Quantum-AI Uni in Amaravati

The Andhra Pradesh government approved a Rs 730.7 crore Quantum and Artificial Intelligence university campus in Amaravati. This project, developed by NIELIT, is slated for development over five years with full central funding. It aims to be a hub integrating education, research, and semiconductor technology skills. Initial courses will run from a temporary facility in Guntur before starting on the main campus in September 2026. The government projects training around 8,250 learners within the first five years. 🚀

⚠️ Big tech warns: Prepare for AI-powered hacking

Major tech giants like OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft have issued a joint warning about AI-enabled cyber threats. This appeal targets critical sectors such as energy, healthcare, and financial services worldwide. The alliance stressed that sophisticated attacks are becoming cheap and widespread due to ML advancements. They urge immediate, coordinated action across public and private sectors to boost defenses. Next, they outline steps for all organizations, tech partners, and governments to take decisive security measures.

🚨 FIR filed against TMC leaders in Kolkata clash

An FIR has been registered against Trinamool Congress leaders, including Abhishek Banerjee and Derek O'Brien. The clash happened on August 27 at 9 Camac Street in Kolkata. Kolkata Municipal Corporation officials were removing an unauthorized hoarding at the location. Authorities accused the TMC leaders and their supporters of forming an unlawful assembly and obstructing police duties. An investigation into the incident has now been launched at the Shakespeare Sarani police station.

😊 PM Modi celebrates Raksha Bandhan vibes

Prime Minister Modi marked the festival of Raksha Bandhan with warm celebrations. He shared glimpses of the festive mood from his activities in the region. The celebrations took place on August 21st, featuring various community events. This traditional festival emphasizes the bond between brothers and sisters. Further details on his schedule for the coming days are expected soon. 😊

😠 Karnataka teachers suspended over RSS march; minister slams action

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi accused the Karnataka government of vindictively suspending two teachers for participating in an RSS march. This action took place in Yadgi district, and the suspensions were for Gururaj Joshi and Anna Saheb Deshmukh. The suspensions occurred pending a departmental inquiry, citing a violation of the Karnataka Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 2021. Joshi asserted that courts have previously struck down similar actions against government employees participating in Sangh activities. He demanded the withdrawal of the suspension, stating the action would be overturned in court. 😠

😊 Modi celebrated Rakhi with students in cool style

Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated Raksha Bandhan with schoolgirls and students at 7, Lok Kalyan Marg. He interacted with the young visitors, sharing smiles and high-fives during the festival. The event took place on Friday, where students tied rakhis around his wrist. This interaction is seen as a modern way for him to connect with younger audiences digitally. It reflects a shift in political communication towards informal and relatable engagements. 🤝

🐸 Western Ghats frogs sort by size to live together

A new study discovered that related Western Ghats frogs naturally differ in body size to coexist. Scientists from the Indian Institute of Science in Bengaluru examined three frog genera, including endemic Nyctibatrachus and Micrixalus. They found 23 out of 27 Nyctibatrachus assemblages had different size classes, with this being evident in stream-dwelling species. This pattern suggests competition leads to 'species sorting,' allowing dissimilar species to share the same habitat. Changes to microhabitats could therefore pose a threat to these species. 🐸