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πŸ’” Urmila's cryptic note after ex Mohsin's wedding pics

Actor Urmila Matondkar shared a cryptic note about loyalty after her ex-husband Mohsin Akhtar posted reception photos from his second marriage in June. Mohsin celebrated his wedding to Nidhaa Bhatt, calling her his "home" and "peace" in the posts. The couple tied the knot in June, following reports of marital issues surfacing in 2024. Urmila and Mohsin originally married on February 4, 2016, amidst interfaith and age-gap attention. Urmila's response is being seen as a reaction, though no confirmation of the divorce is present. πŸ’”

#UrmilaMatondkar#MohsinAkhtar#CelebrityNews
science

πŸš€ Space travel messes with astronaut vision

Astronauts experience vision changes in space due to SANS syndrome, which involves eye and optic nerve changes. This condition affects crew aboard the International Space Station, where body fluids shift in microgravity. NASA documented cases, like John Phillips' vision dropping to 20/100 after six months in 2005. Scientists believe fluid movement plays a key role, but the exact cause is still unclear. Researchers are studying this because longer missions, like to Mars, increase the risk of persistent damage. 😟

#SpaceHealth#Astronauts#SANS
sports

πŸ’› CSK's role in big player comebacks

Sarfaraz Khan's recall to the Indian Test squad joins a list of players revived by Chennai Super Kings. This includes Suresh Raina, Ashish Nehra, and Shivam Dube, among others. For instance, Sarfaraz was called up for the first Test in Galle starting August 15, after being overlooked previously. CSK helped Sarfaraz reinvent himself by giving him opportunities to perform at a high level. This history shows how the team identifies roles for players with uncertain value. 🏏

#CSKComeback#CricketIndia#IPL
science

🌟 Eclipse 2026: Time for a major personal glow-up? ✨

A total solar eclipse is set for August 12, 2026, which astrologers say could trigger significant personal shifts. US astrologer Galit Raiman noted the event's placement in Leo, suggesting a push to reconsider old identities. The eclipse, occurring at 20 degrees of Leo, encourages letting go of performing roles and external expectations. This period invites self-reflection on authentic values rather than chasing approval. Ultimately, it’s an invitation to lead one's life through genuine alignment.

#SolarEclipse2026#Astrology#PersonalGrowth
entertainment

🚫 Google blocks Rathee's YouTube clip in India

Google informed the Delhi HC that it withheld a 'defamatory' YouTube video featuring influencer Dhruv Rathee. This action followed a directive from the Centre's grievance appellate committee regarding the content. The video, uploaded on March 21, allegedly contained false statements insulting Lord Ram, Lord Krishna, and Goddess Sita. A petitioner claimed the committee ordered Google to remove the video within 24 hours on July 15, but the platform did not comply. The hearing was adjourned to September 3 while the global injunction issue remains pending.

#GoogleIndia#YouTubeBlock#DhruvRathee
business

⚑ Mahindra's EV unit becomes a billion-dollar unicorn

Mahindra Last Mile Mobility (MLMM), spun off in 2023, is now valued over β‚Ή10,000 crore, making it a unicorn. The business is based in India and has seen its revenue more than double in two years. Funding rounds, including β‚Ή2,200 crore, have propelled this electric three-wheeler business towards a 2027 IPO. This rapid scaling is fueled by the trend of commercial three-wheeler electrification in India. The company plans to list in the second half of 2027, showing strong investor confidence. πŸš€

#MahindraMLMM#EVIndia#UnicornStatus
sports

🏏 Sarfaraz Khan urged to drop past drama

Sarfaraz Khan has been reinstated to the Indian Test squad for the Sri Lanka Tests after his long exile from the team. The Mumbai batter was added to the 15-member squad for the two Sri Lanka Tests following Sai Sudharsan's injury. This comeback comes after he was dropped following the Border-Gavaskar Trophy loss to Australia in 2024-25. Former batter Mohammad Kaif advised him to forget the past and focus on winning for the team. The next match is scheduled for August 15 in Galle. 🏏

#CricketIndia#SarfarazKhan#TeamIndia
science

πŸ¦• Dinosaurs' day was half an hour shorter

About 70 million years ago, a year reportedly had roughly 372 days, meaning each day was shorter than today's. This finding comes from studying the growth layers of a fossil clam found in the mountains of Oman. The research estimates this change occurred around the Cretaceous period, which was the age of dinosaurs. This indicates that Earth used to spin faster on its axis compared to the present day. Scientists believe the Moon's gravity is the main reason for Earth's rotation slowing over time. πŸ¦•

#PaleoScience#EarthHistory#Geology
health

✨ Healthy habits don't need a bank account 🧘

Wellness doesn't always require expensive subscriptions or supplements, according to health experts. Dr. Hemanth Chirumamilla and Dr. MS Reddy shared that simple, free habits significantly boost physical and mental health. These practices include walking, getting sunlight, and maintaining consistent sleep cycles, which regulate mood. Experts caution against commercializing basic needs through costly apps and drinks. A zero-cost wellness plan suggests morning walks, deep breathing, and turning off screens before bed.

#WellnessJourney#ZeroCostHealth#SelfCare
health

🩺 AI heart risk tools show promise but need more checks

AI tools could help identify people at risk of cardiovascular disease earlier for personalized prevention. Researchers from IISc and others assessed 30 studies published since 2017 on AI models. Most models used datasets from the U.S., U.K., and South Korea, and AI generally performed comparably to existing risk scores. However, a major gap exists in real-world validation across diverse populations, including India. Therefore, prospective validation is needed before these tools guide routine clinical decisions. 🩺

#AIinHealth#Cardiology#HealthTech
health

πŸ”¬ Gut Health Linked to Long Covid Struggle

A new study has revealed that the gut immune system is having trouble clearing the lingering virus associated with Long Covid. Researchers at Harvard Medical School conducted this investigation, focusing on patients in Boston. The study analyzed data from 450 individuals over a six-month period. This suggests that gut health plays a significant role in the persistent symptoms of Long Covid. Future research will focus on targeted interventions to boost gut immunity.

#LongCovid#GutHealth#ImmuneSystem

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