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πŸ”­ Total solar eclipse today, but not visible in India

A total solar eclipse is happening today, August 12, 2026, across parts of the globe. This astronomical event will be visible in places like Greenland, Iceland, Spain, and northern Russia. Globally, the event peaks at 11:16 PM IST on August 12, concluding by 1:28 AM IST on August 13. Since India falls outside the path of totality, the traditional Sutak period will not be observed this time. Everyone is advised to use certified eclipse glasses for safety while watching the event worldwide. πŸ”­

#SolarEclipse#Astronomy#India
business

πŸ“‰ Godrej Consumer's Rough Day After CEO Exit

Godrej Consumer experienced its worst trading day in the last six years following a sudden departure of its CEO. The executive, who was leading the company, abruptly stepped down from his role. This happened on a recent trading day, sending jitters through the stock market. Investors are now concerned about the company's future execution capabilities amidst this leadership void. The board is expected to announce interim leadership soon to stabilize the situation. πŸ“‰

#GodrejConsumer#StockMarket#LeadershipChange
india

😠 Lawyer sues Kangana Ranaut over 'Gutter Generation' jab

An Agra lawyer has filed a case against BJP MP Kangana Ranaut regarding her remarks about NEET protesters. The lawyer, Ramashankar Sharma, alleged that Ranaut insulted students and their parents while she was criticizing the protest. These comments were made after Ranaut referred to the students as 'Generation Gutter' on social media. The special court is set to hear this serious matter on August 21. This action follows the protests that concluded on July 25 after the education minister resigned. 😠

#NEETProtest#KanganaRanaut#LegalAction
health

πŸ₯ India's hospital divide: private care is way pricier

A parliamentary report exposed a massive gap between public and private healthcare in India. Private hospital stays average Rs 50,508, which is eight times higher than the Rs 6,631 in government facilities. This widening divide worsens the affordability crisis, even as the private sector grows rapidly. The report noted public facilities suffer from shortages, especially in rural areas. The government is urged to financially support smaller, rural hospitals to ensure access.

#HealthcareCrisis#IndiaHealth#PublicPrivateDivide
world

βš–οΈ Adult kids aren't their parents' property, says court

The Bombay High Court made a landmark ruling stating that adult children are free individuals and not their parents' property. This decision was made by the Nagpur bench while dismissing a mother's petition seeking custody of her adult daughter. The court observed that the daughter, who was an adult, freely chose her life partner and wished to continue living with him. The court also rejected claims of illegal confinement, citing the Supreme Court's view on child welfare. Therefore, the mother's habeas corpus plea was ultimately dismissed by the High Court.

#LegalRights#BombayHighCourt#AdultChoice
health

⚠️ Weight-Loss Drugs Face Scrutiny Over Side Effects

Growing reports are surfacing about adverse effects linked to widely used weight-loss medications. This concern has drawn attention from global health authorities worldwide. Specifically, various documented incidents were noted across different regions and timeframes. These drugs have become extremely popular recently for aiding in weight management among many people. Regulators are now closely monitoring the situation to determine necessary safety measures.

#WeightLoss#DrugSafety#HealthAlerts
business

πŸ›οΈ Ram Temple Trust CEO Interview Questions Revealed

Candidates interviewing for the Ram Temple Trust CEO position were posed a range of questions. The interviews took place with the trustees overseeing the temple's operations. Specific details regarding the exact number of candidates or interview dates were not released in the report. The questioning covered diverse areas, shifting from religious practices like 'janeu' to more modern topics such as alcohol policies. Future developments depend on the selection process concluding for the leadership role.

#RamTemple#TrustInterview#TempleNews
india

🧐 Ex-MP Prajwal Revanna caught with phone in jail

Former MP Prajwal Revanna was found in possession of a mobile phone and pen drive during a jail raid in Bengaluru. The items, including a blue Android phone and a pen drive, were recovered from him at Parappana Agrahara Central Prison on Wednesday. A fresh FIR has been filed against Revanna and another inmate, Prathap Rai, under Section 42 of the Prisons Act. Revanna is serving a life sentence after being convicted for repeatedly raping a domestic worker in 2025. Authorities are now conducting a detailed inquiry into how the contraband entered the facility. 🧐

#Bengaluru#IndianPolitics#JailRaid
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🚨 Ex-MP Prajwal Revanna found with phone in jail

Former MP Prajwal Revanna was found in possession of a mobile phone and pen drive during a jail raid in Bengaluru. The search took place at Parappana Agrahara Central Prison on Wednesday, where officials recovered the items along with a diary. This incident prompted a fresh FIR under Section 42 of the Prisons Act against Revanna and another inmate. Revanna is serving a life sentence following a 2025 conviction for repeatedly raping a domestic worker. A departmental inquiry is now underway to investigate how the contraband entered the prison.

#JailControversy#KarnatakaNews#PoliticalScandal
india

🚨 Landslip in Mumbai kills at least seven

A landslip struck the Kurla region in Mumbai's eastern suburb in the early hours of Wednesday, August 12, 2026. The incident occurred at Gaushiya Chawl in Chirag Nagar, Kurla West, affecting the area near Rathod Medical. At least seven people died, and four others were injured in the collapse. Rescue efforts are ongoing as the NDRF and BMC personnel work to locate those trapped under debris. The Mayor announced β‚Ή4 lakh aid for each deceased person's next of kin.

#MumbaiTragedy#Landslip#MumbaiNews
india

πŸ˜₯ Mumbai Kurla landslide: 2 dead, 6 trapped

A landslide struck the Kurla region in Mumbai's eastern suburb on Wednesday, August 12, 2026. Two individuals died, and at least six people are currently trapped under the debris. The incident, reported by BMC as a level II incident, happened around 3:48 a.m. at Gaushiya Chawl in Chirag Nagar. NDRF personnel and 50 BMC staff are actively conducting the ongoing rescue operation. BMC Mayor Ritu Tawade has also reached the site to oversee the efforts.

#MumbaiRains#KurlaLandslide#RescueOps

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