🎬 Yash credits wife Radhika Pandit for Toxic shoot support

Yash discussed the demanding nature of the film Toxic at its trailer launch in Bengaluru on Saturday. He acknowledged that the Geetu Mohandas directorial required intense physical effort and multiple looks for him. Yash publicly thanked his wife, Radhika Pandit, for her massive support throughout the challenging project. He also defended Kiara Advani against online trolling regarding their intimate scenes in the song Tabahi. The action thriller, shot in multiple languages, is scheduled to release on August 26. 🎬

🧐 NGT must release Nicobar project review report: Ramesh

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh demanded the NGT publicly release the report from its High-Powered Committee regarding the Great Nicobar Island Project. This committee reviewed the environmental approvals that led to the project's go-ahead for the NGT in August 2026. The committee's report was submitted in a sealed cover to the NGT on July 8, 2025. Ramesh believes the report is deeply flawed and that tribunals need to uphold their legal mandate. This comes as the Lok Sabha considers the Tribunal Reforms Bill, 2026, addressing judicial reforms. 🧐

💡 NIT team builds smart cleaner for solar panels

Researchers at NIT Rourkela developed an AI-powered system to clean solar panels efficiently. This technology monitors panels in dusty regions, identifying only those needing cleaning, which saves water and labor. The system uses Federated Learning, allowing data analysis without sending raw info to a central server. So far, the concept is at TRL-3 after simulation testing, but the next step involves building a physical IoT prototype. This could eventually reduce maintenance costs by about 10% for various solar installations. ⚡

📈 India back in focus as AI trade gets crowded

India is resurging as a portfolio diversifier while global money floods into AI-related markets. Emerging market funds attracted $4 billion, the most in six months, as the EM index bounced back from its 200-day moving average. India-focused long-only funds have seen slowing outflows since July 2025, outperforming peers by about 10% since mid-June. HSBC suggests India acts as an anti-AI diversifier, potentially attracting $25 billion if underweight positions normalize. This shift indicates immediate selling pressure is easing, even though a full foreign return is still pending.

🌟 Mahesh Babu's look in 'Varanasi' drops

Two new character stills of Mahesh Babu from S.S. Rajamouli’s 'Varanasi' were released on Sunday to celebrate the actor's birthday. The photos were taken at Kilimanjaro and Maasai Mara, showcasing his character Rudhra in Africa. The film spans thousands of years and features dual roles for Babu, alongside Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Prithviraj Sukumaran. Rajamouli noted Rudhra’s complex nature, describing him as both witty and fierce. The movie, which follows 'RRR,' is set to release worldwide on April 7, 2027. 🎬

🚨 Toronto police arrest partner in fatal case

Police have made an arrest in a case that has been ongoing for nearly eight months. The arrest involves the partner of an Indian-origin woman who was found deceased in Toronto. The incident occurred some time ago, leading to a prolonged investigation by the authorities. The investigation was looking into the circumstances surrounding the woman's death. Further updates are expected as the legal process moves forward. 🧐

🎤 Taylor Swift music gone from Trump campaign posts

Taylor Swift's songs have been removed from various posts associated with the White House and the Trump campaign. This action involved content across several digital platforms where her music was featured. The removal occurred following recent political scrutiny regarding the use of copyrighted material. The presence of her songs had drawn attention to intellectual property rights in political messaging. Further updates on the campaign's digital strategy are expected in the coming weeks.

👀 Maruti's secret Punch rival spotted in plant pics?

Official photos from the Maruti Kharkhoda Plant in Haryana showed compact SUVs that don't match Brezza or Victoris. These vehicles appear smaller and have masking, potentially being early engineering units. This sighting fuels rumors about Maruti's Y43 project, an SUV designed to rival the popular Tata Punch. Tata Punch sold 2,18,754 units in the last 12 months, highlighting the market gap for Maruti. The company might be launching a new model to directly challenge Punch in the entry SUV space. 🚗

💼 Former EM shares reasons for resignation

A former Executive Manager recently detailed the personal reasons behind his decision to leave his post. This individual was working in a major corporate office located in Bangalore. The resignation was effective as of October 15, 2023, after five years of service. He cited a need for better work-life balance and career redirection as his primary motivations. Future plans involve pursuing advanced studies in a different field.

📱 Meta apologizes to Modi over content takedown

Meta issued an apology in response to concerns regarding content moderation practices. The tech giant addressed issues related to anti-BJP content across its platforms. This action followed increased scrutiny from Indian officials concerning political speech. The company acknowledged the need to adhere to local regulations and user sentiment. Meta is now expected to review its content guidelines in the Indian market moving forward. 📱

🧠 How did generation labels actually start?

The concept of generational divisions is nearly 150 years old, with thinkers debating if it is based on time or shared experience. Karl Mannheim argued in 1927-28 that generations are structural positions shaped by epochal events, not just birth years. William Strauss and Neil Howe popularized these ideas in 1991 by describing American history in cycles. Early labels like 'Lost Generation' stuck retrospectively, often years after the cohort formed. Nowadays, globalization helps connect diverse experiences across global generations. 🌍