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🦈 Whale shark deep dive caught feeding moments 🦈

Cameras attached to whale shark dorsal fins captured them feeding at depths up to 68.8 metres. The footage was gathered by researchers from Murdoch University and the Australian Institute of Marine Science in Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia. The observation covered data from four sharks during May of 2017 and 2018. This research provides an ethogram detailing six novel feeding behaviours observed during their descent. Future work will analyze these specific slow feeding patterns in marine biology studies.

#WhaleShark#MarineBiology#OceanLife
science

πŸ”­ NASA's next telescope honors 'Mother of Hubble'

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is set to launch to investigate cosmic mysteries like dark matter and distant worlds. The telescope is named after Nancy Grace Roman, who was NASA's first chief astronomer and female executive. She founded NASA's space astronomy program in 1959, laying groundwork for modern space science. Her work was crucial in making missions like the Hubble Space Telescope possible, earning her the 'mother of Hubble' title. This observatory will be a major powerhouse for future astronomical research.

#NASATelescope#NancyGraceRoman#SpaceScience
india

βš–οΈ Goswami and Malviya challenge FIR in Karnataka High Court

Arnab Goswami and Amit Malviya are seeking to quash an FIR registered against them in the Karnataka High Court. The petition was filed following a complaint by a Congress leader against the two figures. The case involves an FIR registered in May 2025 after Malviya made a statement on Republic TV. The duo previously secured a stay on the criminal proceedings, which the court confirmed would continue. The High Court has scheduled to pass its final orders on September 3. βš–οΈ

#KarnatakaHighCourt#ArnabGoswami#AmitMalviya
health

🦠 Delhi sees H1N1 spike, but no scary new strain spotted 🦠

Influenza cases have increased sharply in Delhi this season, with H1N1 being the largest component of influenza A cases. As of Thursday, Delhi recorded 2,612 H1N1 cases, while total influenza A cases surpassed 3,300. Experts from ICMR confirm the circulating H1N1 shows expected seasonal changes, and there's no evidence of a dangerous new strain. Local factors like humid weather and indoor crowding are driving the transmission rate. People are advised to take precautions and consider the annual flu vaccination.

#DelhiHealth#FluSeason#H1N1
science

🌱 Farming systems are key to climate resilience

Self-sufficient farming systems are being recognized globally for their ability to help protect against climate change. This discussion, featured in Eco India Episode 332, highlights these sustainable methods. The episode explores how these localized food systems contribute to a more stable environment. It emphasizes the shift towards agricultural models that minimize external dependencies for food security. The focus remains on scaling up these resilient practices worldwide.

#ClimateAction#SustainableFarming#EcoIndia
world

🌊 Nepal flood deaths found in UP river

Ten bodies have been recovered from the Gandak river in Maharajganj and Kushinagar districts following a flash flood from Nepal. The deceased, believed to be adults from Nepal, were found over the past two days. The overall toll in the Nepal flood and mudslide reached 616 people on Saturday. The disaster struck in Rasuwa district on Wednesday without any prior rainfall warning to residents. Authorities are holding the bodies for 72 hours before further action is taken.

#NepalFlood#UPNews#RiverDisaster
tech

πŸ“± More Galaxy phones getting One UI 9 beta update

Samsung's One UI 9 beta program, previously limited to the Galaxy S26 series, is expanding to more devices. Over a dozen Galaxy devices have recently been spotted on test servers with beta builds. This expansion includes models like the Galaxy S25 series and Galaxy Z Fold 7. Samsung has already set up beta sections for many of these phones on its Community forum. The rollout could happen in the coming days for these newly added devices. πŸ“±

#Samsung#OneUI9#GalaxyBeta
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🚨 FIR filed against Mamata Banerjee for court order breach

Kolkata Police registered an FIR against Mamata Banerjee and others for reportedly violating a Calcutta High Court order during a party event. This incident occurred on August 28, 2026, at Cathedral Road in Kolkata, West Bengal. The case was filed under several sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) following a complaint from a Hastings Police Station Sub-Inspector. Police accused the chairperson of creating a chaotic situation by provoking supporters, leading to barricade pushing and obstructing traffic. The High Court had set a 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. timeframe, but the rally reportedly extended past 3 p.m. 🚨

#KolkataPolitics#WestBengal#FIR
world

πŸ˜₯ Nepal flash floods: bodies pose health risk

Flash floods have devastated parts of Nepal, leading to tragic consequences across the region. Officials reported that the decomposing corpses pose a significant public health hazard in the affected areas. As of the latest reports, the extent of the damage and the number of casualties are still being assessed by rescue teams. The disaster highlights the severe impact of extreme weather events on vulnerable communities. Authorities are currently working to manage the health risks and aid the survivors. πŸ˜₯

#NepalFloods#DisasterRelief#FlashFlood
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βš–οΈ Mamata Banerjee faces FIR over HC order

An FIR has been filed against Mamata Banerjee regarding the alleged violation of a Calcutta HC order. The incident involves the matter of the TMCP meeting, which occurred in Kolkata. No specific dates or exact numbers were provided in the filing details. This action stems from the court's directive regarding the meeting protocol. Authorities will now determine the next steps in this legal process. βš–οΈ

#MamataBanerjee#CalcuttaHC#FIR
india

πŸš† Namo Bharat corridor sets new ridership record

The Namo Bharat corridor hit its highest daily ridership of over 1.6 lakh passengers on Thursday. This record was achieved on the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut route, which spans 82 km. The figure surpassed the previous record of 1,49,922 passengers from August 3rd. This surge reflects increased demand following the full service expansion across the corridor. NCRTC added 47 extra train trips on August 27 and 28 to manage the rush. πŸš†

#NamoBharat#RailRecord#DelhiTransit

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