🎬 Preity Zinta slams clickbait over Aamir Khan video

Preity Zinta responded to a viral paparazzi video suggesting she ignored Aamir Khan during 'Batwara 1947' promotions. The incident occurred at a promotional event where Preity was seen rushing out of her vanity van. The video circulated widely, sparking online speculation about tension between the two stars. Zinta clarified that she didn't see Aamir because she was rushing for a flight for the promotions. She stressed her love and respect for Aamir, stating the content was not cool. 🎬

🩺 7 breakfasts for fatty liver from AIIMS doctor

Dr Saurabh Sethi shared seven nutrient-rich breakfast options for those suffering from fatty liver. He advised choosing foods high in fibre and protein while cutting down on added sugar and processed stuff. The suggestions include chia pudding, Greek yogurt with blueberries, and oatmeal with whey protein. These choices help reduce liver fat, lower inflammation, and stabilize blood sugar levels. Individuals should consult a specialist for personalized medical advice regarding their liver health. 🩺

🎉 Hyderabad traffic lockdown for Bonalu celebrations

Extensive traffic diversions and parking restrictions are set for Hyderabad's Bonalu celebrations on August 9 and 10. The Hyderabad Traffic Police announced these measures for processions happening in the Old City and other areas. Specific closures include the main stretch from Madina X Roads to Engine Bowli, and restrictions around multiple key locations. Liquor outlets are also being closed across various parts of the city during this festive period. Commuters are strongly advised to plan their travel in advance and use designated parking spots. 🚗

🎧 Amazon's Big Sale: Earphone Deals Incoming 🎧

Amazon is launching its Great Freedom Sale in 2026, promising major discounts on various electronic gadgets. The sale will feature best deals on TWS earphones from brands like Samsung, Sennheiser, and Marshall. These offers are expected to be available starting from the date of the sale event in 2026. Shoppers can anticipate great value across multiple audio brands during this massive sale event. Details regarding specific discounts and product availability will be announced closer to the sale date.

🛡️ Kavach: India's self-made train safety tech

Kavach is an indigenous Automatic Train Protection (ATP) system acting as a shield for train operations. It was designed and developed by RDSO of Indian Railways, providing advanced signaling technology. Passenger train trials started in 2016, and Kavach 4.0 is now live on 2,633 route kilometres across Delhi-Mumbai and Delhi-Howrah sections. This system prevents issues like SPAD and overspeeding by continuously monitoring train movements. Next, Kavach 5.0 is being developed to support higher frequencies in suburban rail operations. 🛡️

✊ Brahmin group demands cabinet and board representation

The Kalaburagi Zilla Brahmin Sangha held a demonstration in Kalaburagi city on Saturday. Community leaders gathered at the Deputy Commissioner’s office to protest the lack of representation in the D.K. Shivakumar-led State Cabinet. The group demanded fair political representation and inclusion in various government corporations and boards. They also urged the government to consider senior Congress leaders like Dinesh Gundu Rao and R.V. Deshpande for the Cabinet. The sangha warned that protests would continue until their demands for dignified representation were met. ✊

📢 Jharkhand students demand CBI probe over exam issues

Student protests in Jharkhand are ramping up due to alleged irregularities in recruitment exams. Aspirants are specifically calling for a CBI probe and the cancellation of the 14th JPSC Preliminary Test. The Hemant Soren government has initiated talks with the protesting students regarding their demands. Despite the dialogue, the students insist the agitation will persist until concrete actions are taken. This ongoing issue highlights the demand for greater transparency in the recruitment process.

🦟 Tiruchi Corporation ramps up disease checks before monsoon 🦟

The Tiruchi Corporation has intensified surveillance to manage possible outbreaks of vector-borne diseases during the rainy season. The civic body pinpointed 28 vulnerable hotspots based on five years of dengue case data, including Pattammal Street. Currently, around four dengue cases have been reported this month while monitoring continues across 150 hospitals and 35 labs. They deployed 46 fogging machines and 350 domestic checkers for door-to-door inspections. The Corporation will issue notices to owners of poorly maintained plots and scrap dealers to prevent breeding grounds.

😠 Rahul Gandhi slams BJP on job crisis

Rahul Gandhi fiercely criticized the BJP regarding unemployment issues in a recent address. He specifically targeted the current government during a public event in a particular location. The speech highlighted concerns over job scarcity, referencing data from specific dates. Gandhi argued that data belongs to the people, their struggles are theirs, but the wealth is concentrated elsewhere. He called for policy changes to address these economic disparities moving forward. 😠

✊ YSRCP demands probe into DSC recruitment issues

The YSR Congress Party demanded a judicial inquiry into alleged irregularities in the DSC recruitment drive. This demand was made by Eshwar Kaushik at the APSRTC complex in Vizianagaram on Saturday, August 8, 2026. He claimed that many deserving youngsters were denied jobs due to lack of transparency in the process. Bonga Bhanumurthy added that Scheduled Caste candidates faced issues due to malpractice in appointments. The party vowed to continue fighting until justice is delivered to the students. ✊

🧠 ADHD diagnoses and prescriptions are rising worldwide

A global review indicates a noticeable increase in both ADHD diagnoses and prescriptions across all age groups. This trend has been observed across various populations internationally. The data highlights a significant uptick in prescriptions over recent years. Experts suggest this rise could be linked to changing societal pressures and diagnostic criteria. Future research will aim to better understand the root causes of this escalating trend.