🔋 Vivo T5 5G drops with huge battery and slim design

The Vivo T5 5G is launching in India on September 2, 2026, promising a blend of slimness and massive power. This new handset is coming from Vivo and will be available in India. It features a massive 7,050mAh battery housed in a 7.9mm frame, powered by the Dimensity 7500 Turbo. The phone runs on OriginOS 6 and is expected to launch in the ₹40,000 to ₹50,000 price range on Flipkart. Further details on charging speeds and camera specs are anticipated closer to the launch date.

✨ Dimple Kapadia's hair secret at reunion

Veteran actor Dimple Kapadia stole the show at the Dil Chahta Hai 25th-anniversary reunion in Mumbai. She attended the event alongside Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, and Farhan Akhtar on August 28. At 69, she showcased her timeless glamour with a monochromatic outfit and voluminous hair. Her hair bounce comes from lifelong habits, including overnight oiling and using onion juice. She continues to prove that elegance only sharpens with time through her holistic routine. 💁‍♀️

📈 Bernstein says India's growth is engineered, not organic

Bernstein analysts suggest that India's current economic growth is being artificially engineered rather than organically earned. This assessment was made regarding the Indian market, specifically mentioning the Nifty index. The report highlights a fiscal mask effect worth approximately $20 billion. This suggests that underlying economic strength might be overstated by current figures. Bernstein maintains its target for the Nifty index remains fixed at 26,000. 📈

🏆 Senthilkumar bags PSA Budapest Squash Open title

Velavan Senthilkumar clinched the PSA Budapest Squash Open title held in Hungary. He secured the victory by defeating home favorite Balazs Farkas 3-0 in the final match. His impressive run included beating World No. 18 Eain Yow Ng 3-0 in the quarterfinals. Additionally, he won a close semifinal against fellow Indian Veer Chotrani with a score of 3-2. Senthilkumar wrapped up a dominant week with this championship win. 🏆

📚 Sonia Gandhi's memoir cover might feature Rajiv Gandhi photo

Sonia Gandhi's memoir, 'Belonging', is expected to have an Indian edition with a new cover. This Indian jacket might feature a saree-clad photo taken by Rajiv Gandhi. The original publishing deal with Penguin Random House India collapsed over editorial disagreements. The memoir traces her life from Italy to India and details her relationship with the country. HarperCollins is reportedly close to finalizing the deal for the Indian release. 🇮🇳

🩺 Diabetes, Heart Failure, and Ankle Health Study

Researchers conducted a cross-sectional study to examine the relationship between Ankle-Brachial Index, NT-proBNP, and Left Ventricular Ejection Fraction. The study involved patients diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus and Heart Failure. Key metrics were analyzed across the patient cohort for this investigation. This research aims to understand the complex interplay between peripheral vascular health and cardiac function in diabetic patients. Future studies will likely build upon these findings to improve patient management strategies.

💥 US sanctions hit Iran's economy hard

The ongoing conflict is putting significant pressure on the Iranian economy. The United States has intensified its sanctions against the nation. These measures were updated recently, impacting financial dealings as of June 2024. The sanctions aim to pressure the Iranian government regarding its regional activities. Future developments will depend on the ongoing diplomatic and military situations.

🤖 OpenAI pulls plug on SpaceX's Cursor

OpenAI has decided to terminate its partnership with SpaceX's Cursor AI tool. This collaboration involved the integration of OpenAI's technology within Cursor, which is used by SpaceX. The partnership, which was ongoing, involved significant technological exchange between the two entities. This move signals a shift in how OpenAI chooses to partner with aerospace innovators. Future developments regarding AI integration at SpaceX remain to be seen.

💖 Real-life queer love stories expose daily struggles

'Homo and Juliet' presents eight real-life love stories of lesbian couples and non-binary individuals. These narratives are set within the diverse experiences of queer lovers in India. The collection showcases struggles like family violence, societal condemnation, and legal non-recognition. The book illuminates how love breaks patterns of suppression and reveals pathways to desire. Ultimately, these stories emphasize the mundane, everyday domesticities of queer life.

🐸 Monsoon walks are the new wildlife vibe in India

Wildlife lodges are promoting nature walks as the monsoon arrives across India. Companies like Pugdundee Safaris operate across Central India, including properties near Kanha, Pench, and Satpura. The rains often cause species behaviour to change, making them easier to observe in buffer zones. Instead of big animal sightings, the focus shifts to observing the landscape transformed by the rain. Guided walks are available, such as at Waghoba Eco Lodge or The Serai properties.

🎉 NY Mayor Zohran Mamdani celebrates Raksha Bandhan

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani recently observed the festival of Raksha Bandhan. The event took place with the vibrant Indian community in New York City. While specific attendance numbers weren't detailed, the celebration marked a significant cultural gathering. This observance highlights the Mayor's support for the diverse cultural practices within the city. Moving forward, such community-focused events are expected to continue across New York.