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πŸ’₯ Mittal's steel plant hit by Russian missile

A missile strike hit the ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih mining and metallurgical plant in central Kryvyi Rih. The attack targeted the facility owned by Lakshmi Mittal, the Indian billionaire. On August 16, the strike killed two people and injured over 10 workers and contractors. This incident forced the company to partially suspend its operations at the site. The escalation in conflict continues with ongoing attacks across Ukraine and Russia.

#UkraineConflict#SteelIndustry#RussiaUkraine
world

πŸ›‚ US visa form updates drop on September 15

USCIS is rolling out revised versions of two key immigration forms starting September 15. This change affects H-1B holders, students, and other non-immigrant visa holders in the US. The new Form I-765 and Form I-539 must be used from September 15, 2026. Applicants must check the edition date of the form before submitting it to avoid rejection. Old forms will not be accepted after this date, with no grace period given.

#USVisa#ImmigrationUpdate#H1B
entertainment

πŸ›‘οΈ Stephen A. Smith defends Giannis's wife from haters

Stephen A. Smith strongly defended Mariah Riddlesprigger against years of online criticism regarding her appearance. He stated that people need to respect Giannis Antetokounmpo's choice, adding that if a woman has four kids with a man, she completes him. This support follows Giannis's own July 23 episode where he confronted similar jabs about his relationship. The couple, married on Sept. 1, 2024, shares four children: Liam (Feb 2020), Maverick (2021), Eva (2023), and Aria (May 2025). They continue to run the Charles Antetokounmpo Family Foundation together.

#GiannisDefense#MariahRiddlesprigger#NBA
india

πŸ“ NTA retesting UGC-NET for subject errors

The National Testing Agency ordered a retest for the UGC-NET exams in English, Commerce, and Sociology. This decision was made because the question papers contained numerous factual, typographical, and translation errors. The initial exam took place from June 22 to June 30, covering 87 subjects. The committee found issues like misspelled names and unclear book titles, making the papers unfair. The retests are scheduled for September 9 and September 10. πŸ“š

#UGC_NET#NTA#ExamUpdate
sports

🏸 Indian badminton stars kick off World Championships in Delhi

The 2026 BWF World Championships commenced at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium in New Delhi, featuring Indian athletes. PV Sindhu, Satwiksairaj Rankireddy, Chirag Shetty, Lakshya Sen, and Ayush Shetty are among the competitors. The tournament began with all host nation players entering the Round of 64 on Monday. Fans hope these players can build on India's consistent medal history since 2011. A key match includes Ayush Shetty facing China's top seed, Shi Yu Qi, at 6:10pm IST. 🏸

#BadmintonIndia#BWFWorldChamps#DelhiSports
health

β˜• Coffee might help cut visceral fat and insulin risk

A University of Oulu study involving 2,264 adults found that consuming more coffee correlates with better metabolic health. Specifically, higher intake was linked to lower total and visceral fat, alongside increased muscle mass. The research also showed reduced levels of branched-chain amino acids, which are markers for insulin resistance. This finding suggests coffee could offer potential benefits for metabolic functions in adults. Consequently, this supports existing links between regular coffee habits and lower risks of Type 2 diabetes.

#CoffeeBenefits#MetabolicHealth#OuluStudy
india

πŸ”₯ Fire tragedy at Tarapith hotel claims lives

A devastating fire erupted at the Bideshini hotel in Tarapith, West Bengal, early this morning. The hotel is located near the holy pond adjacent to the Tarapith temple in Birbhum. Reports confirm that eight people were killed, and a total of 43 individuals were rescued, with nine hospitalized. Investigations are looking into potential safety violations, as a rear exit was reportedly locked. The police have arrested the hotel owner while the cause is being ascertained. πŸ˜₯

#TarapithFire#BengalTragedy#HotelFire
entertainment

✨ VisionQuest wraps WandaVision trilogy this fall

VisionQuest is concluding the WandaVision trilogy this fall on Disney Plus. It features Paul Bettany returning as Vision in a standalone adventure set after the 2021 WandaVision and Agatha All Along. The series will focus on the Maximoff family reunion and Vision meeting his sons, Tommy Shepard and Billy. This final installment could finally shed light on the Scarlet Witch's uncertain fate. Fans are highly anticipating answers about Wanda's status and family dynamics. 🀩

#Marvel#MCU#VisionQuest
business

πŸ“ˆ Nifty profit jumps, but 5 stocks are the MVPs

Nifty50 company profits climbed 18% in Q1 of FY27, marking the fastest growth in 10 quarters. This strong performance was primarily driven by five companies: ONGC, Hindalco Industries, Reliance Industries, JSW Steel, and Bharti Airtel. The growth figures stood at 18%, 15%, and 22% for sales, EBITDA, and profit, respectively. While many sectors performed well, these five giants accounted for 60% of the total incremental earnings. Motilal Oswal is now revising its FY27 Nifty EPS estimate upwards by a small margin.

#Nifty50#StockMarket#IndianEconomy
india

🚨 Khalistani outfits now hiring ordinary people

Khalistani terror groups are now recruiting ordinary citizens with clean records for propaganda activities. This activity is happening in Indian metros, mainly in north India, as of August 17, 2026. The investigation revealed that these recruits were paid for propaganda and information gathering tasks. This new pattern is a deliberate tactic to evade security surveillance and detect the network. Agencies are now examining the financial and communication links to unearth the wider operation.

#Khalistan#Terrorism#NationalSecurity
business

⚑ India's chip push boosts stock market hype πŸš€

Semiconductor stocks like CG Power and Kaynes rallied on Monday, August 17th, following PM Modi's big announcement. He stated that three semiconductor plants are already running and 5 to 8 more are planned over the next seven to eight years. This aligns with the Semicon India Programme, which has seen multiple projects approved with huge investments. The government is pushing for self-reliance in tech, with Semicon 2.0 approved for β‚Ή1,27,500 crore. These developments are expected to keep semiconductor-linked stocks in investor focus.

#IndiaTech#SemiconIndia#StockMarket

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