💧 Your body's secret second circulation system

The body possesses a lymphatic system, often called the 'second circulation,' which works alongside blood flow. This network, comprising lymph, vessels, and nodes, collects excess fluid and aids immune defense. Unlike the heart-driven cardiovascular system, lymph movement relies on muscle contractions and breathing. Regular physical activity, like walking or cycling, helps pump this system efficiently. Staying hydrated and eating a balanced diet supports overall lymphatic health. 🏃

🎬 Mirzapur movie gets CBFC edits

The movie 'Mirzapur' has faced significant cuts from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). The board required the removal of 35 seconds of intimate scenes from the film. Additionally, several instances of cuss words within the movie were muted by the authorities. These changes were mandated as part of the certification process for the film's release. The final version will be released after these edits are implemented by the production house.

🌱 Revive your dying plants with this DIY spray

A gardener from Rajasthan shared a simple, homemade spray solution for struggling plants. This method was shared by a local horticultural expert in Rajasthan. The spray uses readily available household ingredients and is effective for plant revival. Many plant lovers struggle with keeping their indoor greenery healthy and vibrant. People can try this natural remedy before discarding their ailing plants. 🌱

💧 ICJ says India must keep water treaty with Pakistan

The International Court of Justice has ruled that India must uphold the existing water-sharing treaty with Pakistan. This decision was reached by the ICJ concerning the ongoing dispute between the two nations. The ruling addresses long-standing agreements related to shared river waters. The court stressed the importance of respecting international water-sharing accords for regional stability. Moving forward, both countries are expected to adhere to the established treaty terms.

🌱 Oregon farmer grows crops without any irrigation

An Oregon farmer successfully grew diverse crops without any irrigation over four decades. This was achieved on a 9.6-acre site near Veneta, Oregon, since 2007, growing organic tomatoes, potatoes, and more. The farmer maintained this system from 1974 to 2014, despite facing unpredictable weather patterns. Success relied heavily on meticulous soil preparation, moisture conservation, and choosing drought-tolerant crops. This method offers a viable risk management tool for growers facing water shortages. 🌾

🏡 19-year-old built $600k investment house early

Olivia Shone, a 19-year-old, successfully built a four-bedroom investment house valued around $600,000. Hailing from Warragul, Victoria, she started saving for property when she was just 16. She completed the build three years later, while juggling military service and law studies. Shone chose to build new on land rather than buy existing, despite facing ageism from some agents. She plans to rent it out as a stepping stone to a larger property portfolio. 🏡

🤖 Android 17 Beta fixes annoying APK sideloading process

Android 17 QPR2 Beta 4 introduces a new inline dialog for app permissions, fixing a long-standing sideloading issue. This update affects users of Android 17, globally, and was released last week. The beta introduces one-time install permissions that automatically revoke after the APK finishes installing. This improves convenience by removing the need to leave the active app during the process. Users can now choose between 'Only this time' or permanent 'Always allow' permissions. 📲

🏛️ Delhi Police drops 13 student protest FIRs

Delhi Police informed the Supreme Court that it does not want to proceed with 13 FIRs from student protests in the capital. This decision followed a Central Government directive issued on July 25th regarding the protests held between July 20 and 25, 2026. The police is now seeking permission to file a new FIR against 2,873 individuals with serious criminal records. This fresh investigation will follow the Supreme Court's clarification from August 3, 2026. No other new FIRs will be filed regarding the incidents covered in this specific application. 🏛️

🤝 Iran asks Modi to help stop the conflict 🇮🇷

Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian thanked India for support during the ongoing conflict with the US. He made this appeal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the SCO summit in Kyrgyzstan. Pezeshkian asked Modi to use India's contacts to steer other parties away from conflict. The two leaders also discussed bilateral cooperation and the Strait of Hormuz situation. Following this, the US struck Iranian launchers on Larak Island just one day prior.

💰 Taliban offers US mineral access for sanctions lift

The Taliban-led Afghan government proposed giving US investors access to its vast mineral wealth. This offer was made by Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in New Delhi, India. Afghanistan is estimated to hold at least $1 trillion in minerals like copper and lithium. The Taliban wants the US to lift sanctions and release billions of dollars in frozen Afghan assets. They argue that sanctions have not achieved their intended goals for the country.

🚀 NASA's new telescope scans universe 1000x faster

NASA successfully launched the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket from Kennedy Space Center, Florida. This powerful observatory is now heading towards its final orbit, about one million miles from Earth. The mission, set for a three-month journey, will survey the sky 1,000 times faster than Hubble. It aims to study dark matter, dark energy, and exoplanets to expand our view of cosmic history. NASA expects to release the telescope's first images by early 2027. 🔭