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✈️ Yeida dropping two new residential plot schemes near Noida airport

YEIDA is launching two new residential plot schemes during Navratri in October. These schemes will be located in Sector 5-A, near the Noida International Airport. One scheme targets low-income groups with 40 sqm plots, while the other offers sizes from 162 to 300 sqm. Applicants must not have previously received a plot from Noida Authority, Greater Noida Authority, or Yeida. Further details on the number of plots will be announced shortly by Yeida's additional CEO, Shailendra Bhatia. 🏑

#NoidaRealEstate#YEIDA#JewarAirport
health

πŸ’Š New Drug Bill to Overhaul DCGI and Regulate Devices

A new Drugs Bill has been introduced proposing major changes to drug regulation in India. This legislation aims to rename the DCGI and bring medical devices under the purview of the law for the first time. The bill details specific provisions set to be implemented from a future date. It seeks to modernize the regulatory framework to better manage pharmaceutical and medical product safety. Stakeholders are now analyzing the implications of these proposed sweeping changes.

#DrugRegulation#IndianPolicy#HealthcareReform
health

🦟 Malaria Cases Surge in AP Tribal Areas

Malaria cases are increasing significantly among tribal communities in Polavaram district, highlighted by the recent death of a four-year-old child. Health officials confirmed that both Plasmodium vivax and the more dangerous Plasmodium falciparum are circulating in the region. The district saw 1,320 cases in 2024, climbing to 1,832 in 2025, with 1,486 cases reported in 2026 so far. To combat this, the department targeted 211 villages for intensive mosquito-control spraying twice annually. Authorities are actively monitoring fever cases and ensuring timely treatment across the district's population of 3,67,767.

#MalariaAlert#APHealth#PublicHealth
tech

πŸ”‹ Xiaomi drops safer 20k mAh power banks with fast charging

Xiaomi has launched two refreshed 20,000mAh power banks in its home market with enhanced safety features. These new models are the Xiaomi Power Bank 20000 67W and 45W with built-in cables. They support charging speeds up to 67W and 45W, which is an upgrade from the earlier 22.5W model. This update adheres to China's 2026 national standard requiring stricter safety tests. Both are available in China now, priced at 599 yuan and 499 yuan respectively. πŸ”‹

#Xiaomi#TechGadgets#PowerBank
business

πŸ“ˆ Q1 Results: Manappuram Finance Sees Big Profit Jump

Manappuram Finance reported a significant profit jump of 41% in its Q1 results. This performance was tracked alongside NBCC's revenue dipping by 6% and Balrampur Chini's profit falling by 14%. The earnings report covered a wide range of companies across various sectors. These figures give an early look into the financial health of several major Indian corporations. Investors are now analyzing these varied outcomes to gauge market trends.

#Q1Results#IndianBusiness#FinanceNews
business

β›½ Oil Prices Rise Amid US-Iran Peace Hopes Dwindling

Crude oil prices climbed after prospects for peace between the United States and Iran diminished this week. This development occurred as President Trump demanded Iran pay reparations for 50 years of war damages. Brent crude traded at $87.72 per barrel, and WTI was at $82.13 per barrel at the time of writing. Iran is nearing a deal with Oman for the Strait of Hormuz, but the waterway remains shut pending US fulfillment of Tehran's conditions. Analysts suggest any potential deal is still far off, keeping oil price risks skewed upwards. β›½

#OilMarket#USIran#CrudeOil
science

🌠 Fireball debris found in NZ skies β˜„οΈ

A small, black stone was discovered by Steve Wyn-Harris after a massive fireball flashed over New Zealand last month. He found this near a riverbank in the North Island, which is where he and the Fireballs Aotearoa team tracked the event. The discovery, made on or around July 28, has led to the confirmation of New Zealand's 11th meteorite. The rock was identified as an 'ordinary chondrite' from the asteroid belt after tests with citizen scientists. Further analysis by Dr Marshall Palmer will officially name the pieces, linking them possibly to an older meteorite.

#NewZealand#Meteorite#Space
sports

🏏 IPL pressure pushing injured players to CoE

Concerns are rising about cricketer injuries, stemming from reported disconnects between the BCCI selection committee and the CoE. A CoE source alleged that IPL franchise and financial pressures cause players to play through injuries before reaching the board's rehabilitation facility. This situation complicates international cricket preparation, as seen with Jasprit Bumrah missing Sri Lanka Tests. The CoE head, VVS Laxman, stressed the facility has a broader mandate beyond just player rehab. The BCCI is also facing challenges in filling the permanent head role for Sports Science. πŸ˜”

#BCCI#CricketIndia#IPL
business

πŸ”₯ Drone attacks spark huge fire at Libya refinery

A massive fire erupted at Libya's Zawiya refinery following a drone attack on Monday evening. The incident occurred at the country’s largest operating refinery, located about 40km west of Tripoli. The refinery, with a capacity of 120,000 barrels per day, sustained damage after targeted strikes over several days. The National Oil Corporation warned it might halt operations by declaring force majeure if the sabotage continues. This highlights ongoing security issues amidst competing administrations in Libya. πŸ’£

#Libya#OilCrisis#DroneAttack
business

πŸ“‰ Chinese Phone Brands Feeling The Heat In India πŸ“‰

The Indian smartphone market is reportedly shrinking by 11% overall. Chinese brands are facing the most significant impact from this market contraction. Samsung and Apple, however, managed to maintain their market standing despite the downturn. This trend reflects broader shifts in consumer preferences and economic conditions within the tech sector. Analysts suggest that increased local competition might shape the market trajectory moving forward.

#IndiaTech#SmartphoneMarket#MarketTrends
tech

πŸ›‘οΈ TCS flags potential employee data leak

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has received several threat-intelligence alerts regarding a possible security breach. The alerts suggest that certain employee information might have been exposed. The company has been monitoring these indicators since the initial reports surfaced. This incident highlights ongoing cybersecurity risks in the tech sector. TCS is currently investigating the scope and impact of the alleged exposure. πŸ›‘οΈ

#TCSsecurity#CyberAlert#DataBreach

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