📱 S26 Ultra owners report new screen dots after red tint fix

Some Galaxy S26 Ultra owners are now reporting small dot-like marks on their displays following the color calibration update. These issues surfaced across units updated via the August 2026 OTA or in-person calibration at Korean service centers. The original red tint issue was addressed by Samsung as a software problem, with the fix shipping in the August 2026 update. Users are advised to check their screen after updating, and if dots persist, they should book a service center inspection immediately. This documentation is crucial as unresolved marks might shift the issue from software to hardware. 🧐

🔬 Orcadia Fund backs health and environment research

The Orcadia Fund in Belgium is dedicating applied research efforts to study the interactions between human health and the environment. This initiative aims to uncover critical links between ecological health and well-being across various systems. The fund is supporting projects spanning specific geographical regions and focusing on measurable outcomes. Such research is vital for developing sustainable policies and effective interventions against environmental threats. Future steps include scaling up successful pilot programs to broader operational levels.

🥛 Tamil Nadu boosts milk buying price to ₹44/litre

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay announced a further hike in the milk procurement price to ₹44 per litre. This decision was made for primary milk producers’ cooperative societies across the state. Previously, the price had risen to ₹41 from ₹38 on August 19 due to earlier increases. The government decided on this further ₹3 increase because input and fodder costs had gone up. The state will compensate Aavin for this extra cost, totaling ₹60 crore monthly or ₹720 crore yearly. 🥛

🚀 NASA's Roman Telescope Goes Live in Space ✨

NASA has successfully launched the powerful Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope from Florida on August 30, 2026. This observatory, a repurposed spy satellite, was carried by a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket from Kennedy Space Center. The project, valued at roughly $4 billion, is planned for five years, potentially extending longer. It aims to study dark energy, dark matter, and search for exoplanets across the cosmos. Scientists will commission it over the next 90 days, expecting first high-resolution images before winter holidays. 🔭

🏏 Babar Azam admits batting failure caused Lord's loss

Pakistan suffered a 194-run loss to England in the second Test at Lord's, with Babar Azam attributing the collapse to batting failures in both innings. Pakistan chose to bowl first after winning the toss, but the batting unit could not capitalize on the opportunities provided. Saud Shakeel scored a fighting 97, while Mohammed Abbas achieved a five-wicket haul in the second innings. England's Ollie Robinson was Player of the Match for his 8/35, helping dismantle the Pakistani lineup. Moving forward, the team must improve its batting consistency alongside its bowling efforts. 🏏

🩺 J&K interns protest for higher stipend

MBBS and BDS interns staged protests across the Jammu and Kashmir region. The demonstration involved medical students in Greater Kashmir demanding an increase in their internship stipend. The protest action took place on specific, unmentioned dates. The students are advocating for better financial support during their practical training period. Authorities are expected to address these demands soon.

🩺 Diabetes impacts men and women differently, study finds

A new study tracked nearly 29,000 patients in the UK to see how type 2 diabetes affects men and women. Researchers followed 28,720 people newly diagnosed between 2010 and 2020 for a median of 6.8 years. Women were more prone to mental health issues at 8.1%, while men showed higher risks for heart and kidney diseases at 8.4%. Men generally developed complications earlier, but people with mental health issues died sooner. The findings suggest diabetes care needs to be customized for gender differences. 🩺

💧 Veligonda project finally kicks off with historic water flow

The Veligonda irrigation project has officially been inaugurated, marking a major milestone for Andhra Pradesh. Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu launched the first phase of this massive water initiative today. The project began foundation laying thirty years ago in 1996, and now 10.7 TMC of water was released into Nallamala Sagar. Phase-I alone will provide irrigation to 1.19 lakh acres and drinking water for nearly 4 lakh people. Naidu attended the launch wearing traditional Panche Kattu, highlighting the project's significance. 💧

🐈 New film Hatah drops a mysterious cat teaser

Kiran Abbavaram is pushing his production journey with a new film called Hatah. The project is a collaboration between KA Productions and Pournami Entertainments, directed by Anush Gorak. Key cast members include Kushlu Maddala, Rehman, Namritha MV, and Tanuja Puttaswamy. Following the success of Thimmarajupalli TV, the team is generating buzz with this unique concept. A teaser is expected to reveal more details about the world of Hatah soon.

😠 Congress threatens to walk out if TVK backs Vijay for PM

Tamil Nadu Congress leaders have warned they will resign from the state cabinet if Vijay's TVK does not support Rahul Gandhi as the next Prime Minister. This ultimatum was given by S Rajesh Kumar at an event on Saturday concerning the 2029 general elections. The TVK, led by Vijay, won 108 seats in the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections. This comes as TVK continues to push Vijay as the prime ministerial candidate, despite Congress's firm stance. Congress maintains that Rahul Gandhi is the sole candidate they will back in the Lok Sabha elections. 😠

📉 Zomato cuts 250 jobs, shutters Hyderabad support center

Zomato has shut down its customer support operations in Hyderabad, leading to the layoff of approximately 250 employees. This decision was made as part of a company-wide restructuring following shifts in the customer support model over the last six months. The company is consolidating in-house support closer to its Gurugram HQ while outsourcing more work to external partners. Affected employees will receive their August salary, four months' pay, and continued medical support until March 31, 2027. This move mirrors broader industry trends towards automation and externalizing support functions. 😥