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science

πŸ… Space tomatoes survived 6 years in orbit

NASA sent Rutgers tomato seeds into space for nearly six years as part of the SEEDS project. This experiment involved NASA, Langley Research Center, and the George W. Park Seed Company. The seeds were recovered in January 1990, and 132,000 kits reached 3.3 million students nationwide. Preliminary data showed space seeds germinated at 73.8% versus 70.3% for Earth seeds. Researchers found the seeds were tougher than expected, offering insights for future space agriculture. πŸš€

#SpaceTech#NASA#Science
sports

πŸ’ͺ Bus dragged him, now he fights for UFC dream

Liam McCracken is set to fight Silvestre Sanchez in Las Vegas for a shot at a UFC contract. The 25-year-old Briton was tragically hit and dragged under a bus near his Liverpool home three years ago. He suffered severe injuries, including four back fractures and three broken ribs, on a date around the time of the accident. Despite initial fears ending his MMA career, he recovered and returned to fighting nearly two years later. Now, McCracken aims to use MMA to secure financial freedom for his family.

#UFC#MMA#Inspiration
entertainment

🀰 Shane Bieber's wife shares cozy pre-fall style update 🀰

Shane Bieber's wife, Kara Maxine Bieber, shared a relaxed pre-fall style look recently. The post showed her personal life outside the baseball spotlight while she is pregnant with her second child. This outfit, featuring a flannel, was shared five days ago. The look perfectly captures the transition between summer and cooler weather. This moment highlights the quiet life she is building with Shane Bieber.

#ShaneBieber#KaraBieber#PregnancyStyle
business

🚜 Govt to talk insurance on maize crop issues

Deputy Chief Minister G. Parameshwara announced that the government will discuss crop insurance coverage for maize damaged by white grub disease. This was observed during his tour of drought-affected areas in Mysuru district on Tuesday, September 1. Specifically, over 16,000 hectares in Hunsur taluk faced crop losses, while six neighboring taluks faced similar issues. The government will examine state-specific relief mechanisms for commercial crops like tobacco as well. A decision on farmer assistance will be made after the drought assessment is complete. 🚜

#Karnataka#Agriculture#CropLoss
business

πŸ›οΈ Modi pushes austerity, protests cancelled in Delhi

The Cockroach Janta Party withdrew its call for a march in Delhi on September 5. This decision followed the Supreme Court ordering the withdrawal of all first information reports related to July student protests. The Union government also got permission to file a fresh FIR against 2,873 people at the protest site. PM Narendra Modi reiterated his call for austerity, advising against foreign travel and gold purchases. He said these measures are vital to manage economic challenges despite a 7.8% GDP growth in April-June.

#IndiaNews#Economy#Modi
business

πŸ›‘οΈ CM tells journalists to stay patriotic while criticizing

West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari addressed the launch of new social security schemes for journalists on Tuesday, September 1, 2026. He emphasized that while criticism of the government is allowed, patriotism must never be compromised through their work. The updated pension scheme gives a β‚Ή5,000 monthly pension to journalists aged 60+ who apply to the State government. Furthermore, the health insurance scheme covers up to β‚Ή5 lakh for those not in Ayushman Bharat, expanding coverage to 1,900 hospitals. This move broadens benefits significantly from the previous, more restricted pension scheme.

#BengalNews#Journalists#SocialSecurity
tech

πŸ’Ύ Windows 11 updates now only need one monthly restart

Microsoft has rolled out a fix to combine Windows 11 updates into a single monthly restart. This change affects Windows 11 versions 24H2, 25H2, and 26H1, starting with updates released on or after July 28, 2026. Instead of multiple restarts, all driver, .NET, and firmware updates are bundled with the security update. This aims to give users a more predictable experience with fewer interruptions. Users can still manually restart sooner if needed, though critical updates install immediately. πŸ’»

#Windows11#TechUpdate#Microsoft
india

πŸ’» 5,183 schools get digital upgrade in Kerala

Over 5,183 primary schools have been selected for the Digital Square initiative by the Kerala State government. This program, implemented by KITE, targets schools with a common digital learning space and at least two functional computers. The first phase saw Malappuram lead with 814 schools, followed by Ernakulam, Palakkad, and Kannur. KITE will supply the necessary software in the first week of September, followed by teacher training. Ultimately, all primary schools will be part of Digital Square this year.

#KeralaEd#DigitalLearning#KITE
health

😟 Asthma ICU stays steady for adults, but rising for kids

Ontario's 10-year study found that while adult asthma ICU admissions remained stable, they significantly increased among children. The analysis covered 1.96 million residents aged 0–59 between 2013 and 2022. For children aged 0–18, the ICU admission rate nearly tripled from 0.64 to 1.67 per 1,000 cases. Adult ICU admissions stayed near 0.33 per 1,000 in 2013 versus 0.28 in 2022. These trends highlight the need for targeted healthcare planning for pediatric asthma. 😟

#AsthmaAwareness#PublicHealth#OntarioStudy
india

πŸ’₯ Road accident leaves three dead in Dharwad

A road accident tragically claimed three lives and injured three others on the Pune-Bengaluru National Highway. The incident occurred near Venkatapur village in the Dharwad district on Monday. Three fatalities were Manjunath (29), Vinayak (27), and Basavaraj (33), while Basanagouda Patil (26), Manjappa K.R. (30), and Ajay Manjappa K.R. (26) sustained injuries. The SUV driver attempted to overtake a truck, which led to the vehicle losing control and rolling over the divider. Garag Police Station officers responded to the scene and a formal case has been registered.

#RoadSafety#DharwadAccident#PuneBengaluru
business

πŸš‚ Southern Railway catches 725 ticketless travelers

A 16-hour ticket-checking drive by Southern Railway uncovered 725 instances of ticketless travel across the Thiruvananthapuram division. This enforcement action took place from 4 p.m. on August 30 to 8 a.m. on August 31. Penalties totaled β‚Ή5.66 lakh, with Ernakulam detecting 426 cases. The drive aimed to ensure a safe and comfortable journey for all ticketed passengers. Railways confirmed that such intensive checks will continue in the division. 🧐

#RailwaysCheck#KeralaTrains#TicketlessTravel

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