💬 Saif Ali Khan's sister reveals why she never married

Saba Ali Khan revealed that she has never gotten married in her life. Speaking on a vlog hosted by Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi, she shared that she never even had a boyfriend. She mentioned that at 19, she almost married someone in Kolkata but it didn't work out. Saba explained she remained open to marriage but couldn't find anyone truly compatible. She also cited her father's influence, resonating with the idea of needing a 'man' over a 'boy'.

🎬 Music composer hints at positive ending for Vishwanath & Sons

GV Prakash Kumar has shared some insights about the upcoming film 'Vishwanath & Sons'. The movie stars Suriya and Mamitha Baiju, and it is an emotional family entertainer. The composer confirmed the film features a breezy, feel-good story with a positive ending. He noted the music needed to reflect these natural emotions, while also discussing the song 'Pattampoochi/Neno Butterfly.' GV Prakash is confident the film will be worth the wait for cinema release. 🎬

🛠️ WhatsApp beefs up group chats with pro features 🚀

Meta is rolling out new features to boost productivity within WhatsApp group chats. These updates are aimed at making conversations more organized for users across various settings. Launched on August 4, the changes include anonymous polls with time limits and the @all mention function. Users can now also create new groups directly from existing conversations for better focus. This pushes WhatsApp beyond simple messaging towards becoming a full collaboration tool.

🤖 AI patching software is failing most of the time

A new study revealed that AI-generated software patches are largely ineffective, showing only a 26% success rate. The research by 1Password's Off-By-1-Labs tested LLMs against six complex, recently disclosed vulnerabilities. Across 6,080 patch attempts, LLMs failed to create a fix or introduced new bugs 53.9% of the time. The core issue is that AI produces 'Fix-Like Artifacts with Embedded Defects' instead of solid fixes. Human oversight remains crucial for determining which bugs need patching and when. 🤖

📢 Loudspeaker row hits Amit Shah over mosque noise issues

A major controversy erupted after Muslim leaders claimed police pressured mosques in West Bengal to remove loudspeakers used for the azan. Three rebel TMC MPs met Union Home Minister Amit Shah to raise concerns about religious freedom. The BJP government implemented noise pollution rules, setting limits at 55 dB day and 45 dB night. CM Suvendu Adhikari defended the move, stating 5,299 loudspeakers were dismantled under court orders. Rebel MLAs plan to raise this issue with the Chief Minister and possibly approach the High Court. 🕌

📢 Cops pressuring Bengal mosques to remove loudspeakers

Several mosques across Bengal claimed they received verbal instructions from local police stations to remove their loudspeakers. This has caused outrage among Muslim leaders who are threatening a statewide agitation against the directive. The BJP government decided to enforce court-mandated noise pollution rules, setting limits at 55 decibels during the day. Over 1,200 mosques and 200 temples were reportedly ordered to remove loudspeakers for violating these noise limits. Rebel TMC MPs met Amit Shah, and the Trinamool Congress faction plans to address the issue with CM Suvendu Adhikari on Friday.

🔭 AI matches human skill in telescope scheduling

An AI system was developed to autonomously decide which celestial targets a telescope should observe next. This project was led by Alex Drlica-Wagner and Aravindan Vijayaraghavan at Fermilab and Northwestern University, respectively. The system was trained on years of data from the Dark Energy Survey and tested on the Víctor M. Blanco Telescope in Chile in the spring and summer. It successfully adjusted its observations mid-shift based on changing conditions, performing comparably to human astronomers. The next goal is to teach the AI to outperform human scheduling capabilities. 🚀

🤳 MEA hits Snapchat after PM's Gen Z push 📱

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has officially joined Snapchat, marking a significant step in digital outreach. This move comes following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's directive for ministers to boost engagement with young Indians. The decision was announced on August 06, 2026, via the MEA's official X account. Internet reactions were mixed, ranging from sarcasm to genuine approval of the attempt. Moving forward, this signals a governmental effort to communicate using youth-centric platforms.

💻 Microsoft launches massive new data center in India

Microsoft has inaugurated its largest data center hub in India to support growing digital demands. This major expansion took place in the country, significantly boosting their infrastructure capabilities. The new hub includes substantial capacity, crucial for AI operations and cloud services. This move comes amid the intensifying global race for artificial intelligence dominance. Microsoft plans to continue expanding its cloud and AI presence across the region going forward. 🚀

🚗 Honda partners with Tata Tech for faster car building

Honda Motor Co. has chosen Tata Technologies for a complete vehicle engineering program. This collaboration is set to cover end-to-end development for a new passenger vehicle program at Honda's operations. The agreement aligns with Honda's strategy to boost speed and cut costs using external partners. This move supports Honda's push to introduce new, locally tailored models starting in 2028. The partnership signals a major industry trend towards outsourcing complex vehicle development. 🚗

🎬 Ameesha Patel on Preity Zinta comparison

Ameesha Patel addressed a fan comparison between her character Sakina in 'Gadar' and Preity Zinta's role in 'Batwara 1947' on X. The fan suggested Preity was copying Ameesha's iconic portrayal from the 2001 blockbuster. Instead of arguing, Ameesha wished Preity well, saying, "Tara ka dhyaan rakhna." This interaction was praised for its positive spirit amid both Partition-era films. Both movies feature Sunny Deol, with 'Gadar 2' being a huge success.