⚖️ SC tells Moitra to face the music, not just fear eggs

The Supreme Court refused Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra’s plea to join police interrogation via video-conferencing. The bench observed that having entered politics, she should not shy away from investigators over fear of being pelted with eggs. This case stems from an FIR registered in June at Hogalbaria police station in Nadia district, West Bengal. The FIR accuses her of making provocative remarks related to two viral Facebook videos. Ultimately, her lawyer sought to withdraw the petition, which the Supreme Court dismissed.

🎮 Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter gets fresh look

A new trailer has been released previewing the second chapter of the Trails in the Sky RPG. The trailer showcases elements from the game's narrative and visuals. No specific dates or numerical details were provided in the preview. This installment continues the ongoing story universe for fans of the series. More official information and gameplay details are expected soon from the developers. 🎮

🛡️ Putin might test NATO unity with a small strike

New US intelligence suggests Vladimir Putin could test NATO's unity with a limited attack on a member state in the next few years. This potential move could involve cyberattacks or covert operations against NATO members. Intelligence assessments estimate such an aggressive action could happen anytime between this autumn and 2029. The goal would likely be exposing internal cracks within the alliance rather than outright territorial gain. This comes as the US worries about dwindling stocks of critical military weapons.

🚨 Gang raids lawyer's home, steals ₹3.15 crore

Four masked men allegedly broke into a senior advocate's house, holding him and his wife at gunpoint to loot valuables. The incident occurred in Kurukshetra, where the couple was terrorized on Thursday evening. The robbers stole assets worth about Rs 3.15 crore, including cash, gold, and a licensed revolver. They threatened the couple, mentioning a previous failed burglary attempt on March 20 this year. Police are now investigating the case and scanning city CCTV footage to trace the suspects.

🤔 Ferran Torres' future at Barcelona remains uncertain

Uncertainty surrounds 26-year-old forward Ferran Torres' future at Barcelona. The Spanish international has been heavily talked about after scoring in the World Cup final victory against Argentina. Barcelona is waiting for either Torres to meet with Deco and Hansi Flick next week, or PSG to officially make an offer. So far, neither of these scenarios has materialized, despite ongoing rumors about the French club. Barcelona insists its plan is to offer a new contract after the transfer window closes, without a major pay hike.

♟️ 14-year-old chess prodigy rockets up the ranks

WCM Modipalli Deekshitha made a massive jump in chess rating over one month across four European tournaments. The 14-year-old from Hyderabad boosted her rating from 1985 to 2454, securing her first IM norm. This rapid ascent places her as the second-highest-rated girl under 20 globally and fourth among Indian women. Her incredible run started in France and culminated in success in Spain and Portugal. She continues her streak of high performance, showing remarkable pressure handling skills. 🚀

🌸 Pink flags for postpartum psychosis explained

A doctor has outlined several 'pink flags' that individuals should look out for concerning postpartum psychosis. These warning signs relate to mental health changes experienced by new mothers across various locations. The signs include extreme mood swings and severe sleep disturbances, noted by medical professionals. Postpartum psychosis is a serious mental health condition that requires immediate attention and care. Recognizing these early indicators is crucial for timely intervention and better outcomes. 🌸

🛡️ Pentagon lessons from the Iran conflict

The Pentagon has analyzed key takeaways from the conflict involving Iran. This analysis focused on US military strategies and geopolitical maneuvering in the region. Specifically, the study reviewed events spanning from 2003 to the present day. The goal was to understand deterrence capabilities and regional stability dynamics better. Moving forward, this knowledge will inform future foreign policy decisions and military planning.

✈️ Pilots push PM for new Civil Aviation Authority

The Federation of Indian Pilots (FIP) has formally written to the PM's Office urging the creation of an independent Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). This call comes from Captain C S Randhawa in New Delhi, who wants to replace the existing DGCA regulator. FIP stressed this is crucial due to the sharp rise in air passenger traffic over the last decade. International bodies like ICAO recommended this in 2006, and an earlier bill lapsed in 2014. The new Bharatiya Vayuyan Adhiniyam, 2024, is the latest framework for the sector.

📚 Dostoevsky and Tehran coup novels in deceased's car

Personal belongings, including books by Fyodor Dostoevsky and Marjan Kamali, were found in the car of Aaban Ahmed. Aaban Ahmed, the youngest son of Atiq Ahmed, was killed in a road accident on the Jhansi-Kanpur highway. The incident occurred on Thursday morning, and the postmortem revealed he had around two dozen injuries. Police confirmed the books were unrelated to the crash investigation and were part of his personal effects. Forensic teams have taken the recovered items for further examination.

🏛️ Delhi HC questions Jantar Mantar protest site

The Delhi High Court raised concerns about holding protests at Jantar Mantar, questioning why the entire city should face disruptions. The All India Dalit Christian Rights’ Protection Committee sought permission for a peaceful protest on August 10 between 10 am and 1 pm. Justice Amit Mahajan asked why protests should occur inside the city, noting city movement is affected. The court instructed the police to decide on the request by Saturday, without passing a ruling on permission. The petitioner aims to protest their demand for Dalit Christians' inclusion in the Scheduled Castes framework. ✊