🧠 Slow jogs for better brain and mood

A study indicates that just ten minutes of super-slow running offers significant benefits for both brain function and mood regulation. Researchers found these positive effects in participants across various age groups involved in the study. The findings were documented and published in a recent academic review dated May 15, 2024. This practice encourages mindful movement, helping to reduce stress levels naturally. Going forward, experts suggest incorporating these short, slow runs into daily routines for mental wellness. 🏃

✨ Space mirrors could wipe out night sky stars

Space mirrors proposed by Reflect Orbital could shine 40 times brighter than the full moon on Earth. This impact was studied by astronomers at the University of Princeton. The calculations were based on operational mirrors measuring 174 by 174 feet. The resulting light pollution would transform dark nights into an eerie twilight zone. Reflect Orbital plans to launch 40,000 such satellites to power solar projects. 🌌

🕌 Hyderabad celebrates Prophet's birthday with big processions

Milad-un-Nabi celebrations marked the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammed in Hyderabad on Wednesday. The All India Majlis-e-Tameer-e-Millat organized events at the Exhibition Grounds, featuring Islamic scholars. The central procession started at Mecca Masjid and moved through Charminar, with hundreds participating. Hyderabad Police deployed around 2,000 personnel to ensure the event remained peaceful. The police urged youngsters to avoid irresponsible riding during the festivities.

🏛️ CJI responds to complaints against Rajasthan HC Acting CJ

The CJI, Surya Kant, addressed media reports regarding complaints from Justice Sandeep Mehta about the Rajasthan HC Acting CJ, Justice Sanjeev Prakash Sharma. The CJI noted Justice Mehta's concerns, which were raised in letters dated August 2, August 10, and August 17, 2026. He stressed that allegations against a judge must be handled only through the institutional mechanism, not the public domain. The matter is currently being examined at the appropriate level, considering both submissions. Any action regarding Justice Sharma will come from the competent authority after reviewing all materials.

🌳 Shivakumar defends park bill changes

D.K. Shivakumar defended the Karnataka Government Parks (Preservation) (Amendment) Bill, 2026, which passed in the State Legislature without discussion. He addressed concerns about the bill allowing 5% alienation of parks, stating that Lal Bagh would not be affected. The bill is speculated to facilitate proposed tunnel work within the city. Shivakumar countered criticism by pointing out past park usage by previous governments. He also mentioned that six new tree parks are being developed across the city on 5,000 acres.

🧤 Chelsea eyeing Emi Martinez transfer now

Chelsea is looking into signing Emi Martinez, the Aston Villa goalkeeper, during the final week of the transfer window. The World Cup winner is available as he seeks an exit from Villa Park. Martinez was previously linked with Juventus before talks stalled, making him a free agent. Xabi Alonso's team needs a new first-choice keeper after issues with Robert Sanchez's performances. This move could be prompted by Sanchez's errors in the 3-2 win against Fulham on Monday.

🌧️ Western Disturbance Linked to Nepal Floods

A western disturbance that brought rain to northern India moved east towards the Himalayas. This system is believed to have contributed to the flash floods in Nepal on August 26, 2026. Mud covered buildings following the severe flooding in Nuwakot district. Nepali authorities are also checking if an earthquake caused a landslide or avalanche. The interaction between the weather system and hilly terrain might have played a role. 🌧️

🌊 Puducherry folks stuck in Nepal floods

Three residents from Puducherry were caught in the recent devastating flash floods that hit Nepal on Wednesday. These tourists were part of a group organized by a travel agency from Kumbakomam in Tamil Nadu. The individuals include a mother and daughter from Kariamanikkam village, and one resident from Venkata Nagar in Puducherry town. The local administration is actively coordinating with various agencies to find the three tourists. Efforts are ongoing to ensure the safety and location of the affected Puducherry residents. 🌊

📊 Fed's key inflation gauge misses the mark in July

The Fed's favored inflation metric remained outside its target range during July. This reading was observed across the United States. Specifically, the data point registered at a level above the desired band for the month of July. This suggests that inflationary pressures are persisting in the economy. Policymakers will now assess this trend for future monetary decisions. 📊

🍫 Global food brands use different recipes in India

Investigations revealed that Nestlé's Indian KitKat has 4.5% cocoa, unlike Australia's 22% version. Furthermore, Maggi noodles in India use palm oil, while UK variants use more costly sunflower oil. Many UK-sold Maggi packets, though made in India, carry red salt warning labels. Food activists argue that many Indian consumers feel they are receiving lower-quality products from these brands. Companies are now rethinking products amid growing consumer demands and health awareness. 🧐

🏈 Parsons hits career-high ranking despite ACL injury

Green Bay Packers edge rusher Micah Parsons achieved his highest NFL Top 100 ranking while recovering from a torn ACL. He landed at No. 8 in the 2026 list on Wednesday, marking his best finish across five appearances. This follows his impressive 2025 season where he recorded 12.5 sacks before his injury. His ranking reflects his prior performance, not his current rehab status. The Packers look toward Week 6, October 18, for a potential return game against the Dallas Cowboys. 🏈