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⚑ Startup uses 'underground lightning' to make hydrogen

A Massachusetts startup, Eden GeoPower, is exploring how to transform underground rocks into hydrogen factories using high-voltage pulses. The company is currently testing this method beneath a horse farm in Massachusetts, following successful tests in 2025. In 2025, their system increased hard rock permeability by 10 times in a Colorado mine using pulses. This process aims to create pathways for water to reach minerals, generating hydrogen through chemical reactions. The ultimate goal is to create a cheap, continuous source of geologic hydrogen for clean energy.

#HydrogenEnergy#GeoPower#CleanTech
world

πŸ˜₯ Nepal floods: 288 Indians remain uncontactable

Flash floods near the Nepal-Tibet border have left 288 Indian nationals uncontactable, according to the MEA. This situation affects various groups across Nepal, including workers on the Trishuli-I power project in the Rasuwa district. Preliminary data from August 27, 2026, indicates approximately 150 Indians are missing on the Chinese side, with 200 seeking evacuation. The Ministry of External Affairs has set up a special control room to coordinate the ongoing rescue and relief efforts. The Indian Embassy in Kathmandu has issued emergency hotlines to assist the affected citizens. πŸ˜₯

#NepalFloods#IndiaAid#FlashFlood
india

🧐 AAP's alleged role as BJP's 'B Team' under scrutiny

Allegations are surfacing suggesting that the Aam Aadmi Party functions as the Bharatiya Janata Party's secondary force. This claim has been pointed out by various political observers across India. Specific data regarding this supposed alliance has not been released yet for a precise date. The context revolves around recent political maneuvering and party alignments in the region. Further investigations are expected to clarify the true nature of this relationship moving forward.

#AAP#BJP#IndianPolitics
business

🚒 Hormuz traffic drop messes up global shipping

The Strait of Hormuz closure is causing severe maritime shipping disruptions across the globe. This critical chokepoint is located in the Middle East, servicing a major global trade route. Traffic has plummeted from over 100 vessels daily to just five since the conflict started in February 2025. This massive drop impacts the flow of oil, gas, and goods, affecting roughly 80 percent of world trade volume. The situation remains tense as global economies feel the pressure from these oil shortages. 🚒

#GlobalTrade#ShippingCrisis#MiddleEast
india

πŸ“š Bihar launches 24-hour online learning platform

Bihar has launched 'Bihar Vidya Saathi,' a 24-hour interactive learning platform for students in Classes 9 to 12. Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary launched it on Monday for 700 Saraswati Vidya Niketan Model Schools statewide. The platform features 75,000 teachers offering one-on-one support, with 3 lakh students as the initial target. This initiative provides access to AI tools and digital materials for Bihar Board, JEE, and NEET prep. The goal is to help students resolve academic queries anytime to boost their knowledge.

#BiharEducation#VidyaSaathi#EdTech
tech

πŸ“± Samsung UI 9 rollout update and S26 FE news

Samsung has delayed the stable One UI 9 rollout for the Galaxy S26 series while simultaneously launching the Galaxy S26 FE. The S26 FE comes with the stable One UI 9 based on Android 17 straight out of the box, available from September 4. Samsung closed the One UI 9 Beta enrollment in South Korea after releasing the sixth Beta version for Galaxy S26 users. Meanwhile, the August 2026 security update is rolling out for many series including S26 and S25. Samsung is also expected to bring One UI 9 Beta to older phones like the Galaxy S23 series soon.

#SamsungUpdate#Android17#OneUI9
sports

⚽ Liam Delap moves from Chelsea to Nottingham Forest

23-year-old striker Liam Delap has permanently transferred from Chelsea to Nottingham Forest. He joins the Garibaldis on a five-year contract with the move completed today. Chelsea sold him for a Β£45m fee, which represents a Β£15m profit excluding wages. His time at Chelsea did not match the 12 Premier League goals he scored in his first season. He is hoped to shine again in a club with less intense spotlight.

#TransferNews#FootballDeals#NottmForest
entertainment

🎨 Yayoi Kusama's polka dot art world ends at 97

Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, known for her immersive worlds, has passed away at the age of 97. She was a key figure in the pop art movement, with her work celebrated globally from Tokyo to New York. Her dots and mirror installations drew massive crowds, notably when 800,000 stickers were used at the Smithsonian in 2017. Kusama's art often stemmed from childhood hallucinations, leading to major shows like the Tate Modern retrospective in 2012. She voluntarily lived in a psychiatric hospital for decades before passing in a Tokyo hospital this month. πŸ’–

#YayoiKusama#PopArt#JapaneseArt
business

🏍️ Yamaha R2 hits India with new 200cc line-up

Yamaha has globally launched the new YZF-R2 in India, marking its first motorcycle in the 200cc segment. The bike is available across three variants and five colours in India. Prices start at Rs 2,30,500 (ex-showroom Delhi), with deliveries set to begin from mid-September 2026. This new model features a 204cc engine producing 26.5 PS, built on an all-new platform. The R2 introduces a strong performance option in a highly competitive segment. 🏍️

#YamahaR2#NewBike#200cc
science

πŸͺ Mars' first surface pic was black and white

NASA captured the first image of the Red Planet's surface on July 20, 1976, using the Viking 1 lander. This initial shot, taken over Chryse Planitia in Mars' northern hemisphere, was a small, black-and-white patch of rocky ground. The image was grayscale because it was a quick health check before data collection could begin. A day later, on July 21, 1976, Viking 1 sent back the first color image. This pioneering effort paved the way for later rovers like Perseverance.

#MarsHistory#SpaceExploration#Viking1
business

πŸ—οΈ Parandur airport scrapped, what about the land?

The Tamil Nadu government has scrapped the Rs 27,400-crore Parandur airport project, leaving 1,802 acres of acquired land in a complex situation. The government is now considering using this land for alternative industrial purposes. The fate of the land depends on the specific acquisition stage and whether possession was taken. If possession is taken, the land can generally stay with the state even if the airport is dropped. The government plans to examine industrial uses for the land, citing Section 99 of the 2013 law. πŸ—οΈ

#TamilNadu#LandAcquisition#Infrastructure

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