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🚨 Massive liquor haul busted in Bihar raids

The Prohibition Department conducted two raids in Bagaha, Bihar, seizing 581.82 litres of liquor and beer. These operations targeted liquor smugglers operating despite the statewide prohibition law. One raid recovered 456 litres from a tractor-trolley, while the other found 125.82 litres hidden in an SUV's bonnet. One alleged smuggler was arrested instantly, but another managed to escape the darkness. Officials are now investigating to uncover the entire smuggling network.

#BiharCrackdown#AntiLiquor#LawEnforcement
india

πŸš— Karnataka High Court transfers judge after road rage controversy

The Karnataka High Court transferred Gayathri, a Principal Civil Judge and JMFC from Malur to Humnabad on Wednesday. This action followed her alleged conduct in a road rage case in Malur, which was captured in a viral social media video. Last week, a single-judge bench stayed the FIR related to her complaint and criticized her for judging her own case. The court also directed that the matter be escalated to the Chief Justice for administrative action. This transfer is officially cited by the court as being for 'administrative reasons and in the interest of public service'.

#KarnatakaHighCourt#JudicialTransfer#RoadRage
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πŸ•ŠοΈ Omar Abdullah says Article 370 wounds still ache πŸ˜”

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah quoted Robert Frost to express that the wounds from the Article 370 abrogation have yet to heal. He made this statement in Srinagar/Jammu while marking the seventh anniversary of the event. The move, which took place on August 5, 2019, saw major parties protest against the changes in Jammu & Kashmir. Abdullah vowed that the injustices done to the region would be corrected by his party. The political unrest continues as other parties demand the restoration of statehood.

#JandK#Article370#Politics
india

πŸ“š Odisha Class 1 textbook has new errors

Fresh errors have surfaced in an Odia textbook designated for Class 1 students in English-medium private schools across Odisha. The issues were reported by teachers in Jagatsinghpur district, pointing out mistakes in the National Anthem and state song. Teachers also noted the book starts the Odia alphabet oddly, beginning with the consonant 'Cha' instead of the vowel 'Aa'. This new issue adds to the existing investigation by CID-Crime Branch regarding over 1,600 mistakes in government school books. Parents are now demanding corrected printed copies instead of the initially sent PDF format. πŸ“š

#OdishaNews#EducationIssues#TextbookRow
entertainment

🎬 Disney+ is getting TikTok-style creator videos

Disney+ is integrating short-form, creator-style videos similar to TikTok onto its platform. This new feature is launching with the Verts service. The rollout begins on August 5th. This move aims to appeal to younger audiences by bringing trendy social media formats to its content. Disney plans to expand this feature across more of its library in the coming months.

#DisneyPlus#TikTokStyle#CreatorContent
india

🚨 More Arrests in Assam Gangrape-Murder Case

Two more young men were arrested on Wednesday regarding the alleged gangrape and murder of a 16-year-old girl in Hailakandi, Assam. Police have now arrested a total of five men in this ongoing case. The victims' body was discovered at her home near National Highway-6 late on Saturday evening. Authorities claim the girl was gangraped in her house by the accused after meeting one of them. The accused have been charged under Sections 65(1) and 103(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. πŸ’”

#AssamCrime#JusticeForVictim#IndianNews
world

🚨 Terror hideout busted in Poonch, ops continue

Security forces busted a terrorist hideout located in a cave within Bhoriwala dhok of Poonch district on Wednesday. The operation involved the Army’s Rashtriya Rifles and J&K Police who recovered seized materials. Authorities found two magazines of an AK assault rifle, 117 rounds of ammo, and 17 rounds of 9mm pistol ammo. This bust followed other intelligence-led search operations in Jammu and Kathua sectors. Further combing operations are ongoing across the region to neutralize potential threats. 🚨

#JandKSecurity#CounterTerrorism#IndianArmy
sports

🏏 Patel leads Surrey to big win over Kent

Surrey defeated Kent by 95 runs at the Kia Oval, securing a crucial victory for their knockout aspirations. Ryan Patel powered the innings with a superb 73 off 70 balls, supported by Dom Sibley's 53 runs. The match took place with a crowd of almost 7000 spectators present on the day. This win is their fourth from six Group A matches, making it almost impossible for Kent to qualify for the quarter-finals. Tom Lawes picked up four wickets, ensuring Surrey takes a major step closer to the Metro Bank One-Day Cup knockouts. 🏏

#CricketFever#SurreyVsKent#KiaOval
tech

πŸ€– Reddit is changing how karma works for new users

Reddit announced major infrastructure changes aimed at boosting user participation across its platform. The changes involve introducing stronger, built-in abuse prevention systems to lessen reliance on metrics like 'karma' and account age. These updates come as Reddit expands testing of its AI-powered moderation tool, the Rules Hub, to all new communities. This shift intends to make it easier for genuine newcomers to join communities without invisible barriers. The company also updated its legacy desktop site and is focused on converting weekly users to daily ones. πŸš€

#RedditUpdate#AIChat#NewFeatures
science

πŸ”¬ Brain precursor split creates two neuron types

A recent mouse study uncovered that an early divergence in brain precursors leads to the formation of two distinct neuron lineages. Researchers observed this process within the brain tissue of mice. The study documented these developmental changes occurring at an early stage. This finding sheds light on the complex mechanisms of neuronal differentiation in the brain. Future research will likely explore the implications for neurological disorders.

#Neuroscience#BrainScience#MouseStudy
science

πŸ”¬ Did Life Start Twice? New Theory Explores Origins

Scientists propose that life might have originated in two separate instances. This theory suggests that free-living cells could have emerged independently from both bacteria and archaea. Research indicates this divergence happened as these two major domains of life separated from a common ancestor. This dual origin idea challenges previous models of abiogenesis. Further study will investigate the specific mechanisms behind these parallel evolutionary paths.

#Abiogenesis#Evolution#Science

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