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😠 Thomas slams police action against local Congress leader

Former Congress leader K.V. Thomas criticized the police action against a local Congress leader in Thiruvananthapuram. The incident involved Anilkumar, alias Chenthi Anil, allegedly blocking CM V.D. Satheesan's convoy and misbehaving with him. This happened on Friday, August 28, 2026, as the CM headed to Sree Narayana Gurukulam at Chempazhanthy. Thomas compared this to a past clash during a K. Karunakaran event, questioning Satheesan's handling of his party worker's arrest. Anilkumar was expelled from the party on Saturday, August 29, 2026.

#KeralaPolitics#Congress#PoliticalDebate
sports

⚽ Alvarez update: Barca pursuit officially shut down

Mateu Alemany stated that the plan regarding Julian Alvarez is very clear for Atletico Madrid. The forward missed training this week with Diego Simeone’s side due to feeling unwell in Madrid. As of August 29, 2026, Atletico confirmed they would not sell the player to Barcelona. Alemany mentioned Alvarez trained yesterday and they hope he'll be available for the next LaLiga match. Despite Arsenal's interest, Alvarez reportedly told Mikel Arteta he does not want to move.

#LaLiga#AtleticoMadrid#TransferTalk
tech

πŸ’Έ iPhone 17 prices dropping before iPhone 18 drop

Retailers are cutting prices on the iPhone 17 models globally ahead of the September 9th iPhone 18 launch event. In the UK, the iPhone 17 Pro Max is now Β£1,099, with JB Hi-Fi in Australia showing the largest discount at AUD$1,899. This price slashing is happening as retailers try to clear existing stock before the new model arrives. Furthermore, research shows 92.6% of iPhones lost value in the ten days before the iPhone 17 release. Shoppers are advised to wait for iPhone 18 reviews or utilize trade-ins, as prices are likely to drop further post-launch.

#iPhoneDeals#TechSale#AppleUpdates
world

πŸ”οΈ Himalayan tragedy: Bhotekoshi flash flood devastation

A massive flash flood in the Bhotekoshi River devastated areas across Rasuwa, Nuwakot, and Dhading districts. The disaster struck on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, causing over 600 deaths and leaving nearly 2,500 missing, including foreign nationals. Officials believe the source involved an ice avalanche, permafrost movement, and a rockslide near the Nepal-China border. Experts are investigating if climate change played a part in this extreme event. Weeks of assessment are needed, as around 93,000 people are estimated to be affected. πŸ˜₯

#NepalDisaster#HimalayanFlood#NaturalDisaster
sports

🎾 US Open Day 1 predictions drop for big matches

The 2026 US Open kicks off with 18 matches, promising an entertaining start to the tournament. Venus Williams is set to face Sofia Kenin in New York, while Jasmine Paolini plays Veronika Erjavec. Predictions suggest Sofia Kenin should beat Venus Williams due to fitness gaps. Furthermore, Wang Xinyu is favored to overcome Emiliano Arango in their matchup. These early matches set the tone for the rest of the US Open action. 🎾

#USOpen2026#TennisPredictions#GrandSlam
business

πŸ”‹ Garage idea to huge battery plant in 6 years

Four engineers started Moment Energy in a British Columbia garage in 2020, focusing on used EV batteries. The company officially opened Megafactory 1 in the Vancouver region, repurposing retired EV batteries for energy storage systems. These systems are now powering data centres and hospitals across North America. The facility is set to hit 1 gigawatt-hour annual capacity by 2030. Next, Moment Energy is developing a gigafactory in Taylor, Texas, with US government support. πŸ”‹

#CleanTech#EV#EnergyStorage
science

🏞️ 145 acres near Zion Park locked down forever

A private landowner ceded development rights on 145 acres beside Zion National Park to the Zion Forever Project. This conservation deal protects the land from becoming hotels, condos, or restaurants near the East entrance. The agreement was announced this week and ensures the area remains pristine for the future. This move preserves iconic views, watersheds, and crucial wildlife corridors for the park. Visitors will see untouched nature, with potential new trails developing over time. 🏞️

#ZionNationalPark#Conservation#LandProtection
world

✈️ Far-right commentator deported after arrest in US

British far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos was deported back to the United Kingdom on Saturday. He was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport on Friday. Yiannopoulos, 41, overstayed his welcome after legally entering the country in May 2019, and a final removal order was issued on July 22. He was known for advocating stricter immigration policies and anti-immigrant rhetoric. The commentator could not be reached for comment regarding the deportation.

#MiloYiannopoulos#Deportation#Immigration
india

πŸ”₯ Influencer Manjeet Kaur was 7 weeks pregnant

Social media influencer Manjeet Kaur, aged 28, passed away after being burnt alive following an alleged abduction. She was abducted from Chandigarh and later set on fire in Morinda, where she was nearly seven weeks pregnant. The incident occurred after she was allegedly forced into a car on July 3, leading to her hospitalization. Chandigarh Police are currently trying to trace and arrest the two suspects named in the FIR, Shubhi and Pinda. Kaur succumbed to her injuries on August 26 after a prolonged battle for her life. πŸ’”

#ChandigarhCrime#InfluencerTragedy#PoliceInvestigation
sports

πŸ‘€ Man Utd eyes Aston Villa's Maatsen for left-back role

Manchester United has made an enquiry for Aston Villa's Ian Maatsen during the late stages of the transfer window. The Red Devils are looking to replace Luke Shaw, who recently turned 31, in the defense lineup. This interest comes as Newcastle's Lewis Hall has also been linked with the club. Villa's stance remains unclear on the 24-year-old Dutchman, who is contracted until 2030. If United secures a new left-back, reports suggest that youngster Harry Amass might depart the club.

#MUFC#TransferWindow#ManUtd
health

🩺 Remote heart rehab is a solid add-on for heart patients

Remote exercise-based cardiac rehab can be an extra option alongside center-based programs for heart patients. The study, conducted in Sweden, involved 3,112 patients with type 1 MI across 23 centers. During the 15-month intervention, 13.8% of patients completed the program, similar to the control group. Remote exercise was utilized by about 38% of sessions, while both groups saw physical capacity improvements. Researchers suggest it's a complementary option, not a full replacement, due to other participation barriers. 🩺

#CardiacRehab#HealthTech#RemoteCare

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