📱 Samsung's New Foldable is Trending with Young Crowds

Korean operators have noticed strong demand for Samsung's new 4:3 foldable phone, the Galaxy Fold Z 8. SK Telecom reported that 20 to 40-year-olds constituted 65 percent of the early orders for the three new foldable phones. This popularity among younger users is attributed to the 4:3 screen being great for video consumption. SKT actively boosted the device's visibility through a marketing campaign featuring Netflix. The company continues to see good uptake for the new foldable line.

🔬 Diabetes & Kidney Health in South Punjab Study

A real-world study investigated the prevalence and factors causing elevated Urinary Albumin-Creatinine Ratio in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus patients. This research was conducted in South Punjab, Pakistan. The study analyzed data from various patients to determine the scope of the issue. Elevated albuminuria is a key indicator of kidney damage associated with diabetes management. Further research is needed to develop better localized treatment strategies for these patients.

🧐 FSSAI bans '100%' claims on Dabur products

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has issued a prohibition order against Dabur India for products making '100 per cent' claims. This action targets various items including honey, ghee, and edible oils sold across India. The regulator found these labels violated food advertising rules, potentially misleading consumers about product purity. Dabur India stated its labels comply with existing legal and regulatory frameworks regarding quality. Consumers are advised to check ingredient lists and nutrition panels for better choices.

🔬 Rare valve infection found in young man

A case report detailed native aortic and mitral valve endocarditis. This condition was identified in a young male patient at an unspecified location. The infection was traced back to nontoxigenic Corynebacterium diphtheriae. This finding is unusual as the bacteria is not typically known for causing severe infections. Further medical monitoring will be necessary to manage the patient's condition.

🎬 Jana Nayagan hits Rs 180 crore net milestone

The action entertainer 'Jana Nayagan' continues its strong theatrical run after nearly two weeks of release. The film stars Vijay and Pooja Hegde and is performing well across Tamil Nadu and other markets. On Day 13, the India net collection reached Rs 180.78 crore, with a total India gross of Rs 210.92 crore. Despite weekday slowdowns, steady footfalls keep the movie high in the year's highest-grossing Tamil releases. Industry observers are now watching to see how far the film's successful run can extend in the coming days.

🎬 Jana Nayagan nears big India net milestone

The action entertainer 'Jana Nayagan' is continuing its strong theatrical run after two weeks of release. The film stars Vijay and Pooja Hegde and is currently playing across 1,507 shows in India. As of Day 13, the film has reached an India net of Rs 179.79 crore, with a worldwide gross of Rs 300 crore. The movie remains one of the highest-grossing Tamil releases of the year, drawing on Vijay’s loyal fan base. Industry observers are watching to see if the coming weekend can boost its overall collections further. 🚀

🐬 Mother dolphin carries dead calf for days

Scientists documented a heartbreaking sight in the Indian Ocean where a mother dolphin carried her dead newborn calf. The female bottlenose dolphin, named Fraggle, was filmed pushing her lifeless infant through the water. Researchers noted this happened late last week, after Fraggle had already lost four calves. This prolonged carrying is observed by scientists as a form of non-human grieving ritual among these intelligent creatures. At some point, the dolphins will have to let go for the mother to survive.

🚨 Mumbai Police payroll scam involving ghost employees

A major financial fraud amounting to Rs 6.41 crore surfaced in the Mumbai Police payroll records. This scam involved ten non-police personnel who were listed as employees and received monthly salaries. The fraudulent transactions were primarily detected between December 2019 to February 2020 and June to September 2020. Officials at the ministerial level allegedly colluded to fabricate records and add outsider names to the payroll. A case has been registered against five individuals, and the police are currently investigating the ghost employees' bank accounts.

🔥 Iran families selling everything to survive war

Amidst the ongoing US-Iran conflict, an 'survival economy' has emerged in Iran. Families are resorting to selling items like natural hair, second-hand clothes, and perfume bottles. Annual inflation hit 66% in the month ending late July, with year-on-year inflation reaching 87.9%. This crisis forces ordinary households to make tough decisions, including renting laptops instead of buying them. US President Donald Trump has mentioned peace talks, but Tehran denies any direct negotiations are happening. 😟

🤕 Rashmika Mandanna deals with hip injury from Mysaa shoot

Rashmika Mandanna recently suffered a severe tendon detachment in her right hip while shooting for her film Mysaa. This injury happened during a strenuous dance shoot and led to her being hospitalized. Medical experts have prescribed six weeks of complete rest and a structured rehabilitation program for her recovery. Consequently, her films Ranabaali and Mysaa are expected to face temporary scheduling delays. She is currently recuperating at home, focusing on puzzles and diet management. 🤕

💧 Ambedkar's take on Cauvery water fight

Tensions are rising over Cauvery river water sharing again due to a weak monsoon this year. The Cauvery Water Management Authority directed Karnataka to release 3,500 cusecs daily for 15 days, but drought worsened the situation. Economic woes from the US-Israel conflict also strained farmer livelihoods in both states. Ambedkar proposed a scientific and democratic framework for resource redistribution during his time in the Viceroy's Council. This framework emphasizes treating the river basin as a single unit for fair allocation. 💧