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Ernakulam steps up emergency measures after red alert
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Work expedited to construct macro drains to carry flood waters to Buckingham Canal
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Channi’s options shrink as Congress refuses to budge in Punjab
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20 lakh names left out as first phase of SIR ends in Punjab
The total number of uncollectable forms, categorised under absent, shifted, dead and duplicate, stands at 20,66,635, which accounts for 9.63% of the total electors
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Ernakulam steps up emergency measures after red alert
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Channi’s options shrink as Congress refuses to budge in Punjab
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20 lakh names left out as first phase of SIR ends in Punjab
The total number of uncollectable forms, categorised under absent, shifted, dead and duplicate, stands at 20,66,635, which accounts for 9.63% of the total electors
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Big clean energy milestone: NPCIL cumulatively generates over 1,000 bn units of N-power, avoids 860 million tons of CO2 emissions
India has achieved a remarkable milestone in clean energy, generating over one thousand billion units from nuclear power. This achievement helps avoid more than 860 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions. The government aims to increase nuclear power capac
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Satyabrata Sahoo posted as Commissioner of Economics and Statistics
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Egyptian doctor wrongly connects organ in a way that bowel waste is channeled back to stomach, UK cancels his licence
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Experts warn great white sharks are 'already lurking off UK beaches' and another toothy predator could follow
With rising ocean temperatures, great white sharks are migrating further north than ever documented. Researchers suggest that these formidable predators might already be silently exploring British waters. This phenomenon signifies a broader ecological crisis,
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Scientists identified seven new diamond frog species in Madagascar after a 12-year search
Scientists have identified seven new diamond frog species in Madagascar. These discoveries highlight the island's extensive undocumented wildlife and hidden diversity. Modern genetic tools and traditional anatomy revealed evolutionary differences previously un
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173 Migrants Rescued After Boat Catches Fire In English Channel
It was one of the largest rescue operations reported since records began in 2018 of such dangerous sea journeys from France to the United Kingdom.
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How India-Bangladesh Ties Evolved Two Years After Sheikh Hasina's Ouster
The fleeing of Hasina and arrival in New Delhi became a sore point in the India-Bangladesh ties, but the current establishment in Bangladesh has made it clear that her return is a legal procedure that will take its course.
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Over 170 migrants rescued after Channel boat catches fire; UK says 'all will be returned' to France
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Codelco Halts Expansion Work at Top Mine on New Seismic Risk
Codelco is suspending work on a project designed to extend the life of its biggest copper mine in Chile after identifying a new source of seismic risk a year after a rock burst killed six workers.
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OPENAI-SETTLEMENT/ (PIX):OpenAI pays $3.2 million in US probe over hiring foreign workers
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Expedite claim settlement from flood-hit Assam, IRDAI tells insurers
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SpaceX Shares Rocket 8% As Wall Street Eyes Turnaround In First Earnings Post Listing
Wall Street watches first post-IPO earnings for signs the battered stock can regain momentum.
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Q1 Results Updates: ONGC Profit More Than Doubles, MCX Margins Contract, NHPC Revenue Rises 19%
Q1 Results Today Live Updates: Track Q1 FY27 earnings live as Bharti Airtel, ONGC, Nykaa, Marico, Pidilite Industries and 100+ firms announce June quarter results, guidance and key updates.
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Airtel Q1 profit jumps 37% to Rs 8,167 crore
Bharti Airtel reported a significant profit increase of 37.3% in the first quarter. This growth was fueled by higher mobile tariffs and strong customer additions across businesses. Revenue also saw a substantial rise of 18.4% during the same period. The compan
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Microsoft Reportedly Making Xbox 360 Games Backwards Compatible on PC and Project Helix
Microsoft has sent a document to developers detailing its plans to extend Xbox Backward Compatibility on PC to Xbox 360 titles. According to a report, the leaked document says that Xbox 360 games will run on the next-generation Project Helix Xbox console, “Xbo
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Omspace is building a reusable rocket in Ahmedabad for small satellite launches
The Gujarat-based company is developing Infinity-One, a launch vehicle for nano and small satellites, and runs a space education programme alongside the engineering work.
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AgMove Robotics builds small farm rovers to spray between crop rows
The Pune-based company makes sub-20 horsepower robotic equipment for vineyards and horticulture farms, aimed at progressive farmers and shared cultivators.
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Meine Electric is building fast-charging iron-air batteries to store solar power overnight
The Chennai-based company is developing long-duration storage using iron, air and water, aimed at grids that need to hold daytime solar generation until the evening.
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Tsalla Aerospace builds autonomy software that flies drones without GPS
The IISc-incubated company develops a hardware-agnostic autonomy stack for unmanned systems and works with the Indian Navy and Army on reconnaissance and logistics projects.
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Agrograde builds machines that sort onions and potatoes by quality, not just size
The Pune-based company makes AI-powered optical grading equipment for packhouses, designed around Indian crop varieties that imported sorters have struggled with.
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Why vultures can eat rotten meat without getting sick
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Read more US built a neighbourhood upon 22,000 tons of buried toxic waste, then children began returning home with burns
Originally designed to be a groundbreaking canal project, this site succumbed to a fate of pollution as industrial and municipal waste accumulated over decades. The catastrophic rainfall in 1976 triggered the release of these harmful chemicals into nearby home
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Private colleges account for 54% of 1.36 lakh MBBS seats in India
Over the past five years, the overall number of MBBS seats has grown steadily, but until recently, government medical colleges retained a slight majority; as MBBS seat distribution shifts steadily towards the private sector, the affordability of medical educat
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Toxic plants yield enzymes that could power future medicines
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“Extinct” snail returns—1,000 reintroduced to Norfolk Island after 30 years
Campbell's keeled glass snails have reached a major conservation milestone on Norfolk Island. Over one thousand critically endangered snails have now been released onto the island. This marks a significant comeback after the species was presumed lost for decad
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Scientists discover Greenland sharks can see for centuries, debunking blindness myth
Recent studies reveal that Greenland sharks possess well-preserved visual systems that can last for centuries, challenging the previous notion that they were nearly blind. Research shows that their eyes are uniquely suited for low-light environments, demonstra
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ICAR develops indigenous vaccine for African swine fever
Scientists at ICAR-National Institute of High Security Animal Diseases (ICAR-NIHSAD), Bhopal, have developed the vaccine using a novel attenuated ASFV Genotype II virus
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Microplastics are everywhere at home; 5 simple swaps you can make for a healthier lifestyle
Doctors explain how everyday microplastic exposure happens, its possible health impact, and five practical household swaps that can help reduce it.
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TB cases, mortality rate dipped significantly between 2015 and 2024: Nadda
Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda said TB case notification has increased over the past three years, helping bridge the gap in “missing” cases
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Preference for private healthcare higher in rural Kozhikode, says study
‘Out-of-pocket expenditure remains considerable among insured and uninsured households’
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Skipping dinner, avoiding rice and relying on cardio? Weight management expert busts weight loss myths Indians believe
From skipping meals to cutting carbs, many weight loss myths continue to circulate. An expert explains what actually helps with sustainable fat loss.
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How to protect your gut during monsoon season? Gastroenterologist Dr Pavan Dhoble shares 8 essential tips
From eating roadside food to not washing hands properly, know the mistakes you may make during rainy season which may cause digestive infections.
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FIFA executive Arsene Wenger backs decision to drop Gianni Infantino's World Cup sell-off plan
Wenger's statement on the controversy came after a letter from UEFA's lawyers to Infantino threatening legal action named the French coaching great among 18 executives whose data and communications should be retained as potential evidence
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Read more Algeria part ways with national team coach Petkovic
Algeria made it to the round of 32 at the 48-team World Cup in North America as one of the best eight third-placed teams, losing 2-0 to Switzerland
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Top spot: On the new phase of the Khelo India Scheme
India needs to upgrade infrastructure, train coaches
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Germany goalkeeper Ter Stegen joins Ajax on loan from Barcelona aiming to catch Klopp's eye
Ter Stegen is the second Germany international joining the Amsterdam club, which is seeking to rebound from a chaotic season that ended in fifth place in the Dutch Eredivisie
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JFC's ISL exit is a long-planned strategic move, not linked to anything else: Tata Steel V-P
The VP said Tata Steel had begun reviewing its football strategy last year before deciding that the company should return to its traditional role of identifying and nurturing young talent
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I would love to coach England one day: Ben Stokes
Talking about England limited overs skipper Harry Brook, Stokes described him as a "freakishly talented" player, who surprisingly failed to succeed as a Test captain
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Actor Pradeep Rawat of 'Ghajini' fame dies at 74
Rawat rose to stardom with his portrayal of Ashwatthama in "Mahabharat" and later went on to work across industries
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Inside Kishore Kumar's iconic bungalow, now home to Virat Kohli's restaurant
Mumbai's Juhu is home to several celebrity residences, but few carry the emotional and cultural significance of Gouri Kunj, the bungalow that once belonged to legendary singer and actor Kishore Kumar. Today, while a section of the historic bungalow houses Vira
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Abhishek, Aishwarya return from holiday, Aaradhya's 'namaste' to paps wins the internet: VIDEO
Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan returned from a vacation with daughter Aaradhya. The family was seen at the airport, with Aaradhya and Aishwarya twinning. Earlier, the couple posed with fans during their New York trip. As they returned from the tr
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Singer Neha Bhasin slams Bhumi Pednekar for questioning behaviour of protestors: ‘Chup rehna best hai behen’
Bhumi Pednekar recently slammed protestors for using abusive language, but many asked why she chose not to speak about the police action that left them injured.
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Jayati Bhatia recalls when Deepika Padukone had to hurl abuses at street vendor from Sanjay Leela Bhansali's balcony
Veteran actor and acting coach Jayati Bhatia laughed out loud as she recalled how actor Deepika Padukone ‘went for it’ when she started abusing for a workshop.
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Actor Pradeep Rawat of 'Ghajini', 'Lagaan' fame passes away after battle with Cancer, funeral details inside: EXCLUSIVE
Renowned veteran actor Pradeep Rawat, celebrated for his iconic villain roles, has passed away at the age of seventy-four. His death occurred on the evening of August 4, 2026, as announced by his Lagaan co-star Yashpal Sharma. Rawat's remarkable contributions
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