🎓 NALSAR students push back on CJI Surya Kant invite

Students at NALSAR are urging their university administration against inviting Chief Justice of India Surya Kant as the convocation chief guest. This protest is happening at the Hyderabad-based university campus. The decision comes as the convocation is scheduled for an unspecified date. The students feel that the invite is inappropriate for the current academic and social climate. They are demanding a reconsideration of the guest list by the university authorities. 🎓

🎯 Shillong Teer results out for August 10, 2026

The Shillong Teer results for August 10, 2026, are available, covering multiple Meghalaya Teer games. This archery-based number game happens in Shillong, Juwai, and Khanapara under local regulations. Draws are scheduled throughout the day, with specific timings listed for each game type. Participants select numbers between 00 and 99 based on arrow counts during the two rounds. Winners must verify results via official announcing bodies like KHASA before claiming any prizes. 🎯

🌍 Schengen visa tough spots for Indians revealed

Indians submitted over 1.15 million Schengen visa applications in 2025, making India the third-largest source globally. Slovenia, at 46.1%, showed the highest non-issuance rate among Indian applicants, followed by Bulgaria at 37.0%. These statistics are overall and do not predict any single person's visa outcome. Applicants must apply through the country where they spend the most time in the Schengen Area. The standard fee is €90 for adults, and processing generally takes 15 calendar days. ✈️

🏛️ Trump names legal ally as new White House counsel

Donald Trump has appointed Will Scharf as his new White House counsel, making him the top lawyer for the administration. Scharf will replace David Warrington on September 1, moving from overseeing Oval Office admin work to this senior legal role. He previously worked on the presidential immunity case and approved the controversial $400m White House ballroom project. This move comes right before the November midterm elections, amid political scrutiny. Scharf's new role will advise on legal matters as the administration faces potential investigations. 🏛️

🧠 NYT Strands hints and answer for Aug 10, 2026

The NYT Strands hints and solution for Monday, August 10, 2026, have been released. The puzzle theme for this day is set as "Back it up." The spangram for the puzzle is PROOFPOSITIVE, and the theme words include STATISTICS, DATA, and FACTS. These words all relate to providing evidence for a claim, rather than just retreating. Players can now find the solution on the New York Times website or app.

🤰 Pregnant Women's Alcohol Use Up Since 2011

Alcohol consumption among pregnant women has shown a worrying rise over the past decade. This trend has been noted by a Psychiatry Advisor observing the data. Statistics indicate an increase starting from the year 2011 onwards across various regions. This escalation raises significant concerns regarding fetal health and maternal well-being. Authorities are urged to implement stronger public health interventions immediately to curb this habit. 🤰

🩺 Diabetes linked to tougher menopause symptoms

A study has revealed a connection between Type 2 Diabetes and more severe menopausal symptoms. Researchers found this link primarily in women who are going through menopause. The findings, published on October 15, 2023, suggest the condition can worsen typical menopausal experiences. This highlights the need for better metabolic health management during this life stage. Further research is expected to explore prevention strategies for this combination. 🩺

🩺 Postmenopausal Women Face Bigger Dry Eye Risk

Recent findings indicate that women in the postmenopausal stage show more severe cases of dry eye disease. This health trend was observed by an Optometry Advisor in a recent study. The research analyzed data from various clinics spanning the past year. Menopause is known to cause hormonal shifts that affect tear production and eye moisture. Healthcare providers are now advising increased eye care for this demographic. 🩺

🧠 Early Sugar Cut Linked to Lower Dementia Risk

New research indicates that restricting sugar during the first 1,000 days from conception is associated with a reduced risk of developing dementia later in life. This study focused on various cohorts across different populations to observe long-term health outcomes. The findings were published on October 25, 2023, in a major medical journal. This suggests that maternal diet during critical developmental windows is highly influential on neurological health. Further longitudinal studies are needed to confirm this strong correlation and establish dietary guidelines. 🧠

🌕 Moon phase update for August 10, 2026

The Moon is currently in the Waning Crescent phase, showing only 16% of its surface visible as it heads towards the New Moon. This phase was observed on Monday, August 10, 2026, according to NASA's Daily Moon Guide tracker. Observers need binoculars or a telescope to spot features like the Grimaldi Basin crater. The Moon completes a full lunar cycle roughly every 29.5 days due to the shifting positions of the Sun, Earth, and Moon. The next Full Moon is scheduled to occur on August 28.

🏛️ Rajya Sabha passes Bankers' Books Evidence Bill amidst walkout

The Rajya Sabha successfully passed the Bankers' Books Evidence Bill on August 10, 2026. This vote took place in the Rajya Sabha, where the Opposition chose to walk out during the crucial debate. The Bill amends the 1891 Act, and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated it would strengthen public confidence. Meanwhile, the Lok Sabha was adjourned until Tuesday, August 11, due to ongoing uproar. The government has not yet made a final decision on the controversial FCRA bill.