🩺 Liver damage reversal: When can your liver heal?

Liver recovery kicks in once the source of repeated injury is managed or eliminated. Dr Nandakumar explained this process occurred at the cellular level, involving hepatocyte division to replace damaged cells. Studies show early fibrosis isn't permanent if the injury cause is removed. Recovery relies on regeneration, lowered inflammation, and scar tissue remodelling. Taking action now can significantly impact the liver's long-term health. 🩺

🧐 Drones sighted near German military base

Drones were spotted hovering above a German military base recently. This sighting occurred two days after a suspected drone attack took place. The exact number of drones or specific dates of the attack were not detailed in the initial reports. The base is under heightened alert following the previous incident. Authorities are currently investigating the recent drone activity to assess the situation. 🧐

👨‍👩‍👧 Kerala needs rights-based approach for disabled kids

The Kerala State Commission for Protection of Child Rights has recommended a rights-based approach for children with disabilities. This report, submitted earlier this year, urges the state to view them as citizens with rights, not just beneficiaries. It calls for a single-window system for accessing schemes like scholarships and pensions, addressing current departmental coordination issues. Early detection and permanent expert services in taluk hospitals are also strongly emphasized by the commission. Furthermore, the report suggests setting up district disability centers and ensuring trained police personnel for support.

🐘 Assam Police busts ivory trade, arrests two

Assam Police's Special Task Force conducted an operation on Friday night in Tamulpur district. Two individuals were arrested in Bangalipara, and two elephant tusks weighing 2.09 kg and 1.97 kg were seized. Preliminary checks suggest the accused were trying to sell the tusks for about Rs 6 lakh at a rate of Rs 1.5 lakh per kg. The STF registered an FIR and handed over the suspects and items to the Forest Department. Further investigation aims to uncover the bigger inter-state and pan-India wildlife trafficking network. 🐘

💥 Iran shows off downed US and Israeli tech as war trophies

Iran has publicly displayed several war trophies, including wreckage from a downed F-15E Strike Eagle. These items were captured during the 40-day war initiated by the US and Israel on February 28. The exhibit features the F-15E debris, along with nearly intact US MQ-9 Reaper and Israeli Hermes 900 drones. IRGC engineers plan to examine these captured systems for reverse-engineering advanced indigenous drone models. This capability could significantly boost Iran's ISR and electronic warfare strategies moving forward. 🚁

🤕 Indian Cricket Team Facing Big Injury Woes

The Indian men's cricket team is currently facing a major injury crisis with 13 players undergoing rehab at the Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru. Ten of these players are international cricketers who might have played in the Sri Lanka tour or future series. Jasprit Bumrah, Hardik Pandya, and Nitish Kumar Reddy are among the injured stars receiving treatment. Sai Sudharsan is out with a toe injury, while Harshit Rana had to undergo surgery for a knee issue. The team will need significant time and recovery efforts to get back to full strength for upcoming matches. 🤕

🧐 CM Shivakumar blasts Rijiju's cabinet remark

Chief Minister Shivakumar strongly criticized Union Minister Kiren Rijiju for a comment suggesting there was no woman in the Karnataka cabinet. The criticism was directed at Rijiju during a recent discussion regarding cabinet composition. This statement surfaced while discussing the representation of women in the state's government structure. Shivakumar's reaction highlighted ongoing political discussions about gender parity in state administrations. The situation now requires further clarification from both political leaders involved. 🧐

💔 Young Girl Raped and Murdered in MP

An 8-year-old schoolgirl was tragically raped and subsequently murdered in Madhya Pradesh. The victim was a student in the region, and the accused individuals have been arrested by the authorities. The incident occurred recently, bringing widespread shock across the state. Police are currently investigating the case to uncover all related details. Further legal proceedings are expected to follow the arrests. 💔

📈 Q-Line Biotech IPO details are out now

Q-Line Biotech is launching its maiden book building IPO, involving 6253200 equity shares of Rs. 10 each. The company, based in India, will see the IPO run from May 21, 2026, until May 25, 2026. The issue is priced with a band between Rs. 326 and Rs. 343 per share, mobilizing Rs. 214.48 cr at the upper cap. While top lines show growth, the bottom line has been inconsistent due to accounting adjustments. Well-informed investors might consider parking moderate funds for the long term.

🏥 Abhishek Banerjee challenges SC over travel ban

Abhishek Banerjee has filed a case in the Supreme Court against the Calcutta High Court's decision. The high court denied his request to travel overseas for eye treatment on August 5th. This refusal stemmed from his refusal to attend a medical board assessment at SSKM Hospital in Kolkata. The travel request is connected to an investigation regarding his comments during the West Bengal Assembly polls. Banerjee has also sought the quashing of the FIR against him in this new legal move. 🏥

🧑‍🚀 How humans learned to work in space

Nasa astronaut Anil Menon participated in a spacewalk on Aug 6 to prepare the ISS for a solar array roll-out. This EVA took part in a skill evolution spanning over six decades of rigorous learning. Early attempts, like Alexei Leonov's in 1965, were near-disasters that proved survival was possible. Training involved extensive underwater rehearsals, turning it into choreographed engineering work. Despite this, space remains challenging due to suit mechanics and disorientation. 🧑‍🚀