A simple and quick recipe for Malvani-style Crispy Prawn Fry. Cleaned prawns are marinated in ginger-garlic paste, lemon juice, and Malvani spices for 15-20 minutes. After marination, they are coated with a mixture of rice flour and semolina (rava) and shallow fried on medium heat until golden brown. This technique ensures the prawns remain juicy inside while having a crispy exterior coating. https://www.esakal.com/ampstories/web-story/crispy-malvani-prawn-fry-a-spicy-and-delicious-recipe-asb02

The article highlights five endangered species in India—Bengal Tiger, Asiatic Lion, Snow Leopard, Indian Rhinoceros, and Gharial—which receive maximum legal protection under Schedule I of the Wildlife Protection Act. It explains their ecological importance, the threats they face like poaching and habitat loss, and the severe penalties for harming them. Protecting these animals ensures the preservation of their entire ecosystems, from forests to river basins. https://tamil.indianexpress.com/india/5-indian-animals-that-get-the-highest-level-of-legal-protection-under-wildlife-laws-12250186

The tradition of dipping biscuits in tea originated from sailors and soldiers who dipped hard, long-lasting biscuits in hot drinks to soften them. This habit evolved through British 'afternoon tea' culture and spread to India during the colonial era, eventually becoming a staple in Indian households and tea stalls. https://www.expresskerala.com/news/from-sailors-hardtack-to-indian-tea-stalls-here-is-the-story-behind-the-bond-between-tea-and-biscuits.html

Reports suggest that 2.7 million tons of silt and sand have accumulated in Kerala's rivers since the 2018 floods, significantly reducing their water-carrying capacity. Experts warn that unless this sediment is removed and encroachments are cleared, the risk of flash floods remains high. Although sand auditing was completed in 18 rivers and plans were made to auction extracted sand via local bodies, environmental clearance issues and election delays have stalled progress. Activists also point to illegal land filling and the inactivity of River Management Committees as major hurdles in flood prevention. https://keralakaumudi.com/news/opinion/editorial/opinion-1790905

A rare total solar eclipse is set to occur on August 12, 2026, which will create a night-like atmosphere during the day in parts of Europe, Spain, and Greenland. In India, the eclipse will start at 9:04 PM IST and end at 1:27 AM on August 13. Since the event occurs at night in India, it will not be visible, and therefore, the 'Sutak' period and religious restrictions will not apply. This event is significant as it repeats after several decades, with the next such occurrence predicted for 2090. https://pudhari.news/international/surya-grahan-august-2026-total-solar-eclipse-visible-in-india-or-not-date-time-visibility-np88

The article highlights a special collection of trendy Mul Cotton Patchwork sarees for the festive season of Shravan and Mangalagaur, all priced under ₹2000. It features seven different styles including Ajrakh, Kalamkari, and floral patterns in colors like pearl white, lemon yellow, and pastel lavender. These sarees offer a blend of traditional and modern looks, providing both elegance and comfort. The guide also suggests matching jewelry like oxidized silver or pearls to enhance the overall aesthetic for festive gatherings. https://www.lokmat.com/sakhi/photos/fashion/mangalagaur-special-cotton-saree-collection-shravan-monday-cotton-saree-collection-patchwork-cotton-sarees-under-2000-mul-cotton-patchwork-sarees-a-a1011/

The habit of dipping biscuits and bread in tea has a centuries-old history. Originally, sailors and soldiers were given very hard biscuits that were difficult to eat unless softened in hot liquids. This practice evolved into a popular tradition, especially with the British 'afternoon tea' culture. In India, this combination became popular during the British era as tea production increased and bakeries became common, making biscuits and bread everyday snacks. https://www.reporterlive.com/lifestyle/food/2026/08/11/how-did-the-habit-of-dipping-bread-and-biscuits-in-tea-originate

Removing oil stains from expensive silk sarees can be done at home within 10 minutes using simple hacks. Instead of expensive dry cleaning, one can use talcum powder, cornflour, or mild dishwash liquid. Key tips include using cold water, avoiding direct sunlight for drying, and never rubbing the stain. Proper care like low-heat ironing on the reverse side ensures the longevity of delicate silk fabric. https://bangla.asianetnews.com/life/lifestyle/silk-saree-oil-stain-removal-home-tips-oil-stain-removal-home-remedies/articleshow-qfgy7gc

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Actress Trisha Krishnan recently celebrated her grandmother's 98th birthday, sharing a picture of four generations of women in her family. Fans were amazed by their youthful appearance. In professional news, Trisha is reportedly replacing Nayanthara in director Mohan Raja's upcoming film starring Karthi, reuniting the popular Ponniyin Selvan pair. Additionally, veteran actress Kutty Padmini's comments about Vijay and Trisha's past friendship during the filming of Ghilli have resurfaced, while Trisha continues to focus on her career and family moments. https://tamil.samayam.com/tamil-cinema/movie-news/kollywood-fans-wish-trisha-krishnan-grandmother/articleshow/133145377.cms