✨ Samsung motion photos now live on your home screen

Samsung has updated its motion photo feature to allow users to bring their captured moments to life directly on their phone's home screen. This new functionality is available for Samsung device owners across various Android versions. Users can now set these dynamic photos as their wallpaper, adding a unique visual flair to their device interface. The update enhances personalization options, letting users showcase movement instead of static images. This feature is expected to become a popular way for users to customize their mobile experience.

😟 Jamal Musiala collapses again during Bayern friendly

Jamal Musiala collapsed once more during a friendly match against Heidenheim. This incident occurred at the 66th minute while playing for FC Bayern Munich. Musiala, who was substituted in during the 61st minute, managed to walk off the pitch after the episode. This is concerning because it is unusual for a healthy player to have such an episode in two consecutive games. The Bayern Munich medical team is now investigating the cause of this repeated occurrence. 😟

📱 iQOO Neo 11 Extreme and Z11s drop in China

iQOO launched two new phones, the Neo 11 Extreme Edition and iQOO Z11s, in China. The Neo 11 Extreme Edition features a Dimensity 9500M chip, while the Z11s boasts a massive 10,000mAh battery. Both models run Android 16 with OriginOS 6 and come with IP68/IP69 protection. The Neo 11 Extreme Edition starts at ¥3,699, and the Z11s begins at ¥1,999. Currently, these smartphones are only available in the Chinese market. 🚀

👔 Tata Sons board to decide on Chandra's exit letter

A Tata Sons board meeting is anticipated shortly to finalize the next date for the AGM. This meeting follows the adjournment of the Tuesday session due to a lack of quorum. The board may respond to Chairman N Chandrasekaran’s note about not seeking a third term. The discussion will address the continuation of his tenure at the company. A decision on the AGM's new date is expected soon.

🙏 D'Souza pushes for 2% reservation for Christian community

Legislative Council member Ivan D’Souza demanded a separate 2% reservation for the Christian community under OBC. He stated that Christians currently in the ‘3B’ category cannot get enough benefits in government jobs or education. D’Souza urged the government to create a distinct ‘2B’ reservation, similar to the Muslim minority. Minority Welfare Minister U.T. Khader advised submitting the demand to the Backward Classes Commission. He also asked for funding for Christian pilgrimages to Jerusalem.

💊 Fake meds found in Bengaluru ICU supply chain

A major counterfeit medicine racket was busted during a large raid by the Food Safety and Drug Administration. The operation targeted an unlicensed manufacturing unit located in Bidadi, Ramanagara, southwest of Bengaluru. Authorities seized fake and spurious medicines valued at over Rs 5 crore on a specific date. The Health Minister stated these drugs were allegedly sold to hospitals at 50% lower rates, some even for ICUs. The police are now investigating the entire supply chain, suspecting a larger, pan-India network.

🔬 Long COVID research finds immune issues in gut

Researchers discovered immune abnormalities within the intestines of individuals suffering from Long COVID. The small study compared colon tissue and blood from 44 Long COVID patients against 13 recovered controls. They noted that 27% of Long COVID participants retained the SARS-CoV-2 virus, more often in tissues than blood. The team suggested studying antivirals and combination treatments for Long COVID. This research points toward future targeted treatments for the condition. 🔬

🗳️ Telangana draft rolls: 73 lakh voters dropped, 92 lakh get notices

Telangana published its draft electoral rolls following an enumeration exercise conducted between June 25 and August 10. Approximately 73 lakh names were categorized under Absent, Shifted, Dead, or Duplicate (ASDD). Furthermore, 92 lakh electors are expected to receive notices regarding discrepancies or linking issues with the 2002 rolls. Eligible voters whose names are missing can file for inclusion from August 17 to September 16. The final electoral rolls are scheduled to be published on October 19.

🧐 IAF Officer Allegedly Caught in Spy Game

An Indian Air Force (IAF) officer is reportedly entangled in a honey-trap situation involving classified drone secrets. The alleged incident took place in an unspecified location, involving the officer and other parties. Reports claim that sensitive drone technology details were leaked in exchange for money and nude photographs. This alleged breach raises serious concerns about national security and protocol violations. Authorities are currently investigating these serious allegations to determine the full extent of the compromise. 🧐

⚽ ISL 2026-27 kicks off Oct 10; Diamond Harbour faces final deadline

The Indian Super League is scheduled to resume on October 10, 2026, for a longer seven-month season. The league will begin in India, featuring a new club-led model for operations. Diamond Harbour FC must pay its outstanding ₹55 lakh by 2 pm on August 19, 2026. If the payment is missed, the season will proceed with 13 teams, excluding the club. Churchill Brothers is set to replace Jamshedpur FC in the upcoming campaign. ⚽

🤝 India wants reciprocity as Dhaka pushes for Hasina's extradition

India reaffirmed its desire for constructive relations with Bangladesh based on mutual interests on Tuesday. The statement came as Dhaka pressured New Delhi to extradite former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. India’s spokesperson noted that extradition requests are being examined through established processes. Bangladesh linked Tarique Rahman's visit to a 'conducive environment,' which it tied to Hasina's extradition. Currently, no fresh update is available regarding the proposed visit from Bangladesh's PM.