🏎️ Marsien GT drops, based on 911 Turbo S

Marc Philipp Gemballa revealed the Marsien GT ahead of its global debut at Monterey Car Week. The car is based on the 992-series Porsche 911 Turbo S and features RUF-tuned power. It boasts over 830hp and 930Nm, with a claimed 0-100kmph of 2.4 seconds. The limited production run is set at just 30 examples worldwide, with deliveries starting in 2027. This bespoke build comes with extensive carbon-fibre bodywork and an aggressive aero package. 🏎️

🔬 India's malaria vaccine still needs a couple more years

India's homegrown malaria vaccine candidate, AdFalciVax, is still under evaluation according to ICMR DG Dr Rajiv Bahl. The vaccine was developed by ICMR’s Regional Medical Research Centre in Bhubaneswar with support from other institutes. Initially, technology transfer was invited in 2025, and five companies were granted non-exclusive licenses. It will take a couple of years before availability can be confirmed for the candidate. ICMR is also advancing its dengue vaccine in Phase 3 trials. 🦟

🤖 OpenAI drops GPT-5.6-Cyber with fewer safety checks

OpenAI launched GPT‑5.6‑Cyber, a new model focused on vulnerability research and exploit development. It is being made available through Daybreak Red to firms for authorized security testing. Internal tests show it completes 95.0% of high-risk requests, much higher than GPT‑5.6 Sol's 1.5%. This model has already found high-severity flaws like CVE-2026-15903. Trusted partners like Cisco and Fortinet are now using it to close security gaps. 🧐

🥋 Nurmagomedov slams Dvalishvili over Georgia slap

Umar Nurmagomedov spoke out regarding an incident where his friend was struck by ex-UFC champion Merab Dvalishvili. This altercation occurred in Georgia at a Real American Freestyle event in July 2026. The confrontation happened after Ahmed Gadzhimagomedov questioned Dvalishvili about a potential fight rematch. Nurmagomedov questioned why Dvalishvili reacted physically to a simple inquiry, adding to their ongoing rivalry. He is now preparing to fight Song Yadong on August 29, 2026. 🥋

🎓 Sharad Pawar's education journey revealed

Sharad Pawar, a four-time Maharashtra CM and NCP leader, completed his education before entering public life. He pursued higher studies in commerce in Pune, eventually earning a Bachelor of Commerce degree. This degree was obtained from Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce in Pune, established in 1943. His academic path preceded a long political career, starting with his first Maharashtra Assembly win in 1967. The veteran politician later served as a key figure in both Maharashtra and national politics.

🚚 CV Sales Strong in July 2026, Tata Leads Market

Commercial vehicle retail sales kept growing in July 2026, showing a 24.04% YoY increase to 99,666 units. Tata Motors led the segment with 34,733 units sold across India. This growth was supported by strong rural demand, which grew 29.37% YoY during the April-July 2026 period. Diesel still dominates the market at 80.40%, but EV sales are steadily climbing to 3.57%. The industry continues to trend towards cleaner mobility solutions moving forward. 🚚

⚽ Somali ref gets second chance after WC snub

Somali referee Omar Artan was barred from entering the US for the 2026 World Cup, sparking controversy. He was denied entry at Miami International Airport due to allegations linked to terrorist organizations. Despite this, he is now set to officiate the UEFA Super Cup between PSG and Aston Villa on Wednesday. Artan, who was part of the FIFA panel, expressed pride about his second opportunity after the difficult period. UEFA appointed him as part of a broader cooperation agreement with CAF. 🌍

🚨 Man arrested for running massive Ponzi scheme in Belagavi

A man named Arjun Mahadev Waghmare was arrested on charges of running a Ponzi scheme and defrauding over 3,000 people. He is from Chikkodi, Belagavi district, and was linked to APPEXX Bizcorp LLP. The company allegedly collected around ₹160 crore by promising high returns to investors. The complaint was filed by Ashok Veerupakshi Bisaguppi, and the case is being investigated by a team led by Circle Inspector Parashuram Pujari. Depositors can approach the State Competent Authority after the CID probe is complete for potential settlements.

🐘 Elephant collars fitted in Hassan to track herds

Karnataka Forest Department fitted radio-collars on wild elephants to monitor herd movements in the Belur Range of Hassan district. Officials captured two elephants, one from Bhuvaneshwari and one from Beetamma herd, over two days. The collars were fitted on August 10 and August 11, 2026, as previous batteries had expired. This tracking helps the department alert locals and prevent human-elephant conflict in the area. Now, four active herds in the district are being tracked using these indigenous collars. 🐘

🩺 Kids can get hepatitis; know the signs

Children are definitely not immune to hepatitis, which is liver inflammation, according to paediatrician Dr Nakul Pathak. In India, Hepatitis A is the leading cause of acute viral hepatitis, spreading via contaminated food or water. The condition can present with mild symptoms or severe signs like jaundice, dark urine, and abdominal pain. Prompt medical testing is crucial because symptoms alone don't reveal the cause or severity of the illness. Parents must disclose all medicines taken and avoid giving extra paracetamol for proper care. 🩺

🤖 Calicut University's Suvega goes 24/7 with AI

Calicut University's 'Suvega' digital service centre is upgrading its operations with an AI chatbot. This centre, located in the Tagore Nikethan complex, previously operated between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. daily. Currently, staff are divided into shifts covering 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. The new reform aims to provide student-friendly services globally. IT section staff will be involved to enhance the existing audio services. 🤖