🌋 Scientists mapped Old Faithful's hidden water reservoir

Scientists deployed 133 portable seismometers around Old Faithful for two weeks to study its internal workings. The University of Utah team conducted this research at Yellowstone National Park. Their analysis revealed a hot-water reservoir capable of holding about 79 million gallons as of 2017. This discovery sheds light on the shallow 'plumbing' that feeds the famous geyser's eruptions. The research helps park managers plan safer infrastructure around these thermal features. 🌋

⛽ Gulf Crisis Shifts India's Energy Game

The ongoing crisis in West Asia is significantly altering the pattern of energy imports for India. This shift is affecting major energy suppliers and the routes through which India sources its fuel. Specifically, the disruption is impacting imports that previously came from the Gulf region. India is actively reassessing its energy security strategies amid these geopolitical changes. The government is now exploring new sourcing avenues to maintain stable energy supply. ⛽

🏛️ Bihar SIR judgment clarifies rights after roll deletion

The Supreme Court orally stated that deletion from the electoral roll won't cause loss of other citizenship benefits. This was discussed during the West Bengal SIR matter hearing before CJI Surya Kant and others. The judgment in Bihar SIR held that ECI's enquiry only affects electoral inclusion, not citizenship rights. Aggrieved persons can approach the High Court regarding denied social welfare benefits. However, the bench observed that High Court access remains the recourse for those affected.

😠 Umar Riaz slams Himanshi Khurana's conversion claims

Umar Riaz rejected Himanshi Khurana's allegations that her ex, Asim, pressured her to convert to Islam. He stated that her claims were a "cheap tactic" designed purely for gaining public attention. The dispute arises three years after Himanshi and Asim announced their breakup in 2023. Umar also mentioned that Himanshi had visited their conservative family home multiple times. He concluded that her recent interactions with Paras Chhabra were pre-planned for limelight.

🏒 Hockey stars plead to save Women's HIL

Indian women's hockey players have made an emotional appeal to save the Women's Hockey India League (HIL). This plea came from the team during their World Cup campaign in New Delhi. The league has been crucial for developing young talent since its inception in the 2024-25 season. Players stress that HIL provides essential high-level competition and exposure for future generations. They urge the corporate sector to support the league amid financial uncertainties. 🏒

😔 Reaction to IIT Delhi student's death sparks debate

The death of IIT Delhi MSc Physics student Rishikesh Kumar has led to campus protests and raised major concerns about student welfare. Arvind Kejriwal and Ashutosh Ranka commented on the incident, highlighting systemic issues within premier institutes. Kejriwal noted over 65 IIT student suicides in the last five years, demanding an impartial investigation. Ranka pointed out the institute's failure to support Kumar, who was facing mental health struggles. Both leaders urged introspection to fix the support systems available to students moving forward. 😔

🤔 Sonam Kapoor reacts to Marathi language rule for drivers

Actress Sonam Kapoor commented with a simple "Huh" regarding the notices issued to Mumbai auto and taxi drivers. Transport officials assessed 5,211 drivers since August 20, including 3,942 in the MMR region. Specifically, 722 drivers were found unable to speak Marathi and were issued notices by the Maharashtra State Transport Department. Drivers have started a three-day strike to protest the rule, citing increased financial burden and difficulty for older members. The government had set August 15 as the deadline for drivers to learn the mandatory language.

🤖 AI is making cyberattacks faster and smarter

Cyberattacks are now blending traditional hacking with AI agents, exemplified by an attack on Taiwan in July. This incident saw attackers compromise nearly 21 government systems and breach 85 user accounts. Furthermore, in November 2025, Anthropic documented a large-scale attack involving roughly 30 global organizations. AI automates reconnaissance and vulnerability discovery, lowering the skill barrier for sophisticated operations. Ultimately, humans still set the objectives, but AI drastically speeds up execution. 🤖

😷 Delhi faces swine flu surge, vaccines on the table

Delhi has reported a total of 2,308 H1N1 infections, triggering an emergency meeting regarding the rising swine flu cases. This surge is happening across several parts of India, with the latest figures reported on August 25, 2026. While most cases are mild, health experts stress vigilance and potential complications for high-risk groups. WHO-approved vaccines are available for high-risk individuals, but they are not mandatory for everyone. Authorities are strengthening hospital preparedness to manage any severe cases that might arise.

🌧️ Delhi waterlogged; CM Gupta says govt is fixing it 🌧️

Unexpected heavy rain hit Delhi and NCR, causing major waterlogging across key junctions and roads. CM Rekha Gupta stated that the Delhi government is actively working to tackle this significant rain crisis. On Monday, Janakpuri recorded the highest rainfall at 72.5 mm, leading to disruptions like 18 flight cancellations. The government is deploying 200 teams and upgrading drainage infrastructure under a new ₹57,364-crore plan. Rainfall is expected to ease starting from Wednesday.

📈 Fazlur Rehman: India's Economy Rising, Pakistan Struggling

Fazlur Rehman commented that talk of war will not change the current economic realities between the two nations. He asserted that India is experiencing significant economic growth while Pakistan is facing considerable difficulties. This assessment was made during recent discussions concerning regional stability and trade dynamics. Rehman highlighted the disparity in financial health between the two countries in his remarks. He indicated that this economic divergence will continue to shape the geopolitical landscape moving forward.