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🧹 Mysuru cleans up spots for Independence Day drive

The Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) undertook a major clean-up drive as part of its ‘Swachhata Abhiyan–2026: 80 Garbage-Free Spots’ campaign. This effort took place across various localities in Mysuru, involving MCC officials and residents. A total of 125 people participated at three locations, successfully removing around nine tonnes of waste. Additionally, an open urination spot on Sayyaji Rao Road was transformed with painting and new signboards. The MCC confirmed that these areas will be monitored with heavy fines for any recurrence. 🚮

#MysuruCleanUp#SwachhataAbhiyan#MCC
india

🔥 Umar Khalid book event sparks massive clash at JNU

A book discussion on Umar Khalid's work turned chaotic at JNU after the university abruptly cancelled the venue. The event, organized by JNUSU on the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, was scheduled for Monday, August 10, 2026. Despite the cancellation, 300 to 400 students gathered outside the SSS-2 block. Tensions escalated with clashes between ABVP supporters chanting slogans like 'Atankwaad ke Chamche' and JNUSU protesting with 'ABVP Go Back'. Panelists managed to speak despite constant interruptions from protesters. 📚

#JNU#UmarKhalid#CampusPolitics
business

🤢 Blinkit Mumbai unit faces licence suspension

Blink Commerce Pvt. unit in Mumbai had its food licence suspended after an FDA inspection found major hygiene violations. Food Safety Officers checked the location on August 7, 2026, discovering a severe cockroach infestation and unsanitary conditions. The inspection revealed expired and damaged stock, along with improper storage practices like non-compliance with FIFO/FEFO. The license, No. 1948090000998, was suspended immediately from July 27, 2026, until further notice. The establishment is now prohibited from selling or distributing any food products. 🤢

#FDAAction#FoodSafety#MumbaiNews
business

📉 Congress slams new rural job law as employment drops

Congress criticized the Centre regarding the sharp decline in employment under the Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin). This criticism was directed at the Union Rural Development Ministry in India on Monday, August 10, 2026. Data showed person-days generated in July 2026 were 49.94% lower than under MGNREGA the previous year. Congress leaders argued this new law is 'rozgar chori,' stripping workers of their 'right to work'. They questioned the pending ₹17,144 crore in MGNREGA funds and the scheme's centralization.

#IndianPolitics#RuralJobs#MGNREGA
science

🔭 Cosmic Quadruple: Planet Parade Meets Eclipse

Four major astronomical events are set to align on August 12, 2026, creating a rare celestial show. This includes a six-planet parade, a total solar eclipse, a new moon, and the peak of the Perseid meteor shower. The planet parade starts before sunrise, while the eclipse will be visible from parts of Greenland, Iceland, Spain, and Portugal. The New Moon phase sets the stage for an ideal night sky for the Perseid shower, peaking before sunrise on August 12, 13, and 14. This specific alignment is quite rare and won't happen again for nearly two decades. 🌠

#SpaceEvents#AstroNights#CelestialShow
entertainment

🎬 Sunita Ahuja comments on Govinda's new partner Komal

Sunita Ahuja shared her thoughts regarding Govinda's recent co-star, Komal. The comments were made by Sunita Ahuja herself, in relation to the Bollywood actor Govinda and the actress Komal. Ahuja referred to the pairing as 'Vinash Kaale, Vipreet Buddhi.' This statement reflects her perspective on their on-screen chemistry and dynamic. Further updates on their collaborative projects are anticipated soon.

#Govinda#Komal#Bollywood
india

🇮🇳 Vande Mataram debate heats up in South India

A major debate on national identity is brewing in South India regarding the singing of Vande Mataram and state anthems. Kerala has decided to sing the first two stanzas of Vande Mataram. Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu insists that its state anthem must be sung first. This situation brings up complex issues related to protocol, federalism, and regional identity. The differing stances are keeping the topic highly visible across the region.

#SouthIndiaDebate#RegionalPride#VandeMataram
health

🐕 Kalyan sees huge spike in dog bites

Over 161 people were bitten by stray dogs across Kalyan within a 24-hour period. The incidents occurred in Maharashtra's Kalyan, with an 11-year-old girl seriously injured. Reports spanned from Sunday afternoon until Monday, with Rukminibai Hospital recording 58 cases on Sunday and 103 by Monday 4 pm. This surge highlights concerns over the Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Corporation's stray dog control measures. Authorities are now intensifying catch and sterilization drives following resident complaints. 🐕

#KalyanCrisis#DogAttack#CivicAction
tech

💻 Indie dev journey: 10 years of highs and lows

Jeff Johnson marked his one-decade anniversary as an indie software developer after quitting his job on August 9, 2016. He struggled financially for five years, with his first app, Underpass, flopping despite its January 2017 and April 2017 releases. His career shifted drastically when Apple released iOS 15 in September 2021, adding Safari web browser extensions. This update boosted his second app, StopTheMadness, which now accounts for over 93% of his lifetime App Store earnings. Johnson currently has no concrete plans for the next decade, despite having many ideas. 🚀

#IndieDev#SoftwareJourney#TechLife
health

😔 TB fight stalled despite slight case dip globally 😔

Tuberculosis remains the top killer from an infectious pathogen worldwide, even with modest case declines. Researchers noted that 10.7 million people got TB in 2024, causing 1.23 million deaths globally. The 1% incidence drop from 2023 to 2024 is too slow to meet WHO's 2025 goals. Barriers include diagnostic gaps, funding issues, and drug-resistant strains. More commitment and massive investment are urgently needed for elimination.

#GlobalHealth#TBawareness#PublicHealth
world

😠 HRF Slams Police Action on Green Visakha Rally

The Human Rights Forum (HRF) strongly condemned the police action taken against members of Green Visakha and other citizens. This happened in Visakhapatnam when police prevented a peaceful awareness procession on Beach Road on Sunday. Around 20 to 25 members gathered at the Bhagat Singh statue to distribute pamphlets against the data centres. HRF alleged that police asked them to disperse after permission was denied for the procession. They urged the government to protect freedom of speech and assembly against arbitrary obstruction. 😠

#HRF#GreenVisakha#Visakhapatnam

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