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๐Ÿ›๏ธ Parliament approves renaming of Kerala to Keralam

Parliament officially passed a bill on Wednesday, August 12, 2026, to change the name of Kerala to Keralam. The legislation was cleared by the Rajya Sabha through a voice vote following the Lok Sabha's approval on August 11. This move follows a resolution passed by the Kerala Assembly in 2024, which had been sent to the Centre in June 2024. The bill includes necessary constitutional amendments to modify the state's name in the First Schedule under Article 3. The change will officially see the state recognized as Keralam moving forward. ๐Ÿ›๏ธ

#Kerala#Keralam#Parliament
science

๐Ÿ”ฌ Catfish cancer spreading in Lake Memphremagog

Strange black tumors, identified as melanomas, have affected roughly one-third of brown bullhead catfish in Lake Memphremagog, spanning Vermont and Quebec. Genetic evidence suggests this cancer might be spreading from one catfish to another, potentially marking the first documented transmissible cancer in a fish species. Researchers hypothesize transmission could occur during spawning season when fish aggregate closely. However, some scientists believe environmental toxins like arsenic might be the primary cause of the lesions. The scientific community is currently debating whether this is a contagious clone or an environmental issue. ๐Ÿ”ฌ

#LakeMemphremagog#FishCancer#ScienceNews
india

๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ณ Freedom Fighter Bathini Mogilaiah Goud Remembered

Tributes were paid to freedom fighter Bathini Mogilaiah Goud on his death anniversary held in Warangal on Tuesday. Mogilaiah Goud was a fearless rebel who fought the Razakars and helped liberate Telangana from Nizam rule. He was tragically killed in an encounter with the Nizamโ€™s army on August 11, 1946. Speakers recalled his courage during a meeting at the memorial hall on JPN Road. His sacrifice remains a key part of the Telangana Armed Struggle history.

#TelanganaStruggle#FreedomFighter#Warangal
world

๐Ÿ“ฐ Big moves and drama in national and global news

Today's headlines covered major political shifts and international standoffs across the board. Nationally, the Tata Group lost Rs 26,800 Crore after N Chandrasekaran stepped down, while Kerala is set to be renamed Keralam. Internationally, US officials indicated Trump and PM Modi will resolve the Russian oil tariff issue. Sports saw David Miller aim for a 2027 World Cup glory, and Coco Gauff reached the WTA Toronto Masters semi-finals. These events showcased significant developments both at home and abroad. ๐ŸŒ

#IndianNews#WorldUpdates#Sports
sports

๐Ÿซ‚ Ronaldo sends support to Messi after father's passing

Cristiano Ronaldo sent a supportive message to Lionel Messi after the passing of his father, Jorge Messi. The father, who was 68, passed away last week following a prolonged illness. Messi shared an emotional post on Wednesday about his father wanting him to play in one more World Cup. He recounted promising his father he would reach the final so Jorge could watch the match. Ronaldo responded to this difficult moment with a message telling Leo to stay strong. ๐Ÿ˜”

#Messi#Ronaldo#FootballNews
business

โœจ Harvard IIT grad ditches 9 to 5, rejects top startup offer

Charmie Kapoor quit her decade-long career after working at companies like Razorpay and Microsoft. She took a strategic break realizing that life offered more than just a salary message. Initially, she focused on personal projects, fitness, and giving back to others. Despite a hot startup reaching out, she declined because it didn't ignite her passion. Kapoor is now prioritizing doing things on her own terms.

#CareerChange#StartupLife#SelfDiscovery
health

๐ŸŒฟ Antibiotics vs. Gut Health: What to Know

Antibiotics, while needed for bacterial infections, can mess up the gut microbiome, causing issues like bloating. Nutritionist Rashi Chowdhary shared tips on supporting gut health during the antibiotic course. She suggested discussing probiotics like Saccharomyces boulardii with a healthcare professional while treatment is ongoing. Furthermore, slowly incorporating fermented foods and maintaining basic habits are also recommended. Always consult a doctor before changing prescribed antibiotics or starting supplements.

#GutHealth#Antibiotics#NutritionTips
india

๐Ÿ˜” Survivor's ordeal in Tarun Tejpal case resurfaces

A survivor recounted the intense trauma experienced during the Tarun Tejpal case. This account involved the survivor in relation to the events that unfolded in Goa. The incident dates back 13 years, bringing past difficulties back into focus. The testimony sheds light on the lasting psychological impact of the ordeal. Further legal developments are anticipated concerning the matter. ๐Ÿ˜”

#SurvivorTestimony#TarunTejpal#GoaCase
india

๐Ÿ”ช Delhi woman kills husband over affair, promises big cash

A Delhi woman allegedly murdered her 55-year-old husband by drugging him and then torturing him with her lover and his associate. The incident took place in the Sangam Vihar area of south Delhi on August 10. The accused wife, 45-year-old Manju alias Nazia, promised her 20-year-old lover โ‚น50 lakh for the crime. She initially tried to frame it as a burglary, but CCTV footage proved it was premeditated. Police subsequently arrested Nazia and the two others involved.

#DelhiCrime#MurderMystery#IndianNews
entertainment

๐ŸŽฌ Vishal backs Stalin, demands action on YouTubers

Actor Vishal has publicly defended his long friendship with Udhayanidhi Stalin despite past political disagreements. At the Magudam event in Chennai, Vishal reaffirmed his affection for Udhayanidhi and his wife, Kiruthiga. While Udhayanidhi was arrested on August 4 over remarks about Trisha Krishnan, Vishal urged CM Vijay to punish malicious YouTubers. Vishal noted that many on YouTube speak ill of senior female artists in an ugly manner. This controversy stemmed from Udhayanidhi's comments during a Thanjavur rally regarding the Cauvery dispute.

#TamilCinema#Vishal#UdhayanidhiStalin
world

โš–๏ธ Rape trials still question survivor's past, experts say

Experts note that survivor's sexual history continues to be questioned in rape trials despite legal restrictions. The Bombay High Court observed invasive cross-examination about past history in a 2013 case reversal. Despite Section 50 of BSA barring questions, defense lawyers often allude to past experiences. This practice casts a shadow, influencing credibility and even sentencing decisions. Institutional reforms and judge training are essential to stop revictimization.

#IndianJustice#RapeReform#LegalIssues

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