🏏 Rahane joins ETPL after retirement

Indian batter Ajinkya Rahane has signed up to play for the Amsterdam Flames in the European T20 Premier League (ETPL). He will represent the team in the inaugural edition of this overseas league, based in the Netherlands. The 38-year-old, who retired last week, has played over 190 international matches across all formats. Rahane expressed excitement about building a meaningful franchise while inspiring the next generation of European cricketers. Steve Waugh, co-founder of Amsterdam Flames, praised Rahane's skill and leadership qualities. 🏏

🏛️ Delhi High Court to intervene at Jantar Mantar protest

The Delhi High Court has taken cognizance of the ongoing protest situation at Jantar Mantar. The court is expected to issue directives regarding the protest site in Delhi. Specific details on the exact dates and number of participants are pending further judicial proceedings. This action comes amidst escalating tensions surrounding the demonstration's conduct. The court will likely set guidelines for the protestors to follow moving forward. 🏛️

🎤 RM's lyric change sparks Grammy shade rumors

BTS has decided not to submit their music for consideration at the upcoming GRAMMYs. During a recent performance in Foxborough, RM changed the lyrics of 'MIC DROP' in front of the crowd. This action led netizens to believe he was subtly taking a jab at the GRAMMYs. Fans interpreted this as a strong comeback against the awards ceremony. The global response to RM's move has been massive across social media platforms.

🦋 Dragonfly beats monarch as world's farthest flyer

Biologists discovered the globe skimmer dragonfly is the world's longest-distance flying insect in March 2016. The study, led by Rutgers University-Newark, analyzed DNA from populations across continents like India, Japan, and Canada. Genetic analysis showed minimal distinction, suggesting a single global gene pool across vast distances. This surpasses the monarch butterfly and features documented transoceanic migrations. Researchers still need more data to map the dragonfly's exact routes. 🦋

❤️ HDP survivors face long-term heart risks after birth

Women with hypertensive disorders of pregnancy face an increased risk of developing chronic hypertension post-childbirth. A study in the southeastern US analyzed 5,657 women across two health systems between 2014 and 2017. Elevated systolic BP between 15 and 90 days after delivery strongly predicts future hypertension within the first postpartum year. Higher postpartum BP correlated with an 81% greater risk of developing hypertension over a median follow-up of 9.9 months. This highlights the need for robust postpartum BP monitoring to prevent long-term cardiovascular issues.

🏥 Medical Board updates rules and adds 11 new courses

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has revised accreditation and admission norms for medical institutions. This change affects hospitals across India, requiring them to disclose training infrastructure publicly. The board launched 11 new postgraduate and fellowship programmes, including Diploma in Nuclear Medicine. Stricter verification is mandated, with a Rs 1 lakh penalty for improper admissions. Hospitals must comply with these new directives within three months. 🩺

🛰️ UK observatory watches growing space debris threat

A UK observatory is closely monitoring the increasing danger posed by space junk orbiting Earth. Scientists at the observatory are tracking thousands of pieces of debris in various orbits around the planet. As of recent observations, the volume of space junk continues to rise, posing risks to active satellites. This growing accumulation threatens vital space infrastructure and future space missions. Experts are now calling for urgent international cooperation to mitigate this escalating orbital hazard. 🛰️

🧐 Court lets Kuki group see manipulated audio report

The Supreme Court allowed the Kuki Organisation for Human Rights access to the latest NFSU forensic report concerning audio clips against former Manipur CM N. Biren Singh. The NFSU report concluded that the audio clips examined were altered, making authentication impossible, and this was stated on Thursday. The report details that even the first-generation copy was manipulated, leading the Solicitor General to urge dismissal of the petition. However, Justice Kumar ordered the colored copies to be supplied to the parties in a sealed cover. The Court emphasized that the report must remain confidential and not be made public. 🧐

🎬 Jana Nayagan slows down after crossing 200 crore gross

Thalapathy Vijay's 'Jana Nayagan' is entering a slower phase in its third week at the box office. The film, starring Vijay and Pooja Hegde, is currently running across 1,512 shows in India. As of Day 16, the India net collection reached Rs 185.59 crore, while the gross stood at Rs 216.39 crore. This slowdown comes as the movie is Vijay's final film before his full-time political journey. The film continues to generate buzz despite the reduced daily footfall. 📉

🎬 Jana Nayagan slows down after crossing 200 crore mark

Thalapathy Vijay's action drama 'Jana Nayagan' is entering a slower phase in its third week. The film stars Vijay and Pooja Hegde and is currently running across 534 shows. As of Day 16, the India net collection reached Rs 185.26 crore, with a gross of Rs 216 crore. This slowdown comes after the film finished its first week with Rs 153.55 crore. The movie remains a major talking point due to its political backdrop and Vijay's star power.

🧠 Keep Your Brain Sharp As You Age 🧠

Healthy lifestyle habits can significantly support cognitive function throughout the aging process. Dr. Stanford OwenGulfport highlighted that physical health, mental stimulation, and nutrition are key areas of focus. Research points to regular exercise, balanced eating, and quality sleep as major contributors to brain wellness. Social engagement and managing chronic conditions also play vital roles in maintaining neurological health. Individuals should consult healthcare professionals for persistent memory concerns as they arise.