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Simultaneous polls possible in 2029, says panel chief
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In a first, Census 2027 will not record data on begging
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Hits on government sites during Operation Sindoor: NIA begins probe

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Suvendu, Mamata spar over Annapurna Bhandar benefits in West Bengal
Mamata Banerjee said that before elections BJP did not speak about benifits being given to eligible beneficiaries
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3 Bambiha members deported from Malaysia
Abhishek Banerjee in SC for speedy order on rebel MPs
Showcase India's strengths to woo tourists: PM Modi
Simultaneous polls possible in 2029, says panel chief
In a first, Census 2027 will not record data on begging
Hits on government sites during Operation Sindoor: NIA begins probe
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US universities pausing CPT program after new ICE memo: Indian students in a fix
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Why August can be a hungry month for honeybees despite summer
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'Happy birthday wheelchair': Disabled New Jersey woman shocked seeing hurtful message on cake; restaurant says it was a reference for where the cake was to be served

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U.S. Treasury chief vows to cut every ‘economic lifeline’ of Iran
Scott Bessent’s address comes almost six months into a war on Tehran that has ground to a stalemate, with stalled peace talks and Iran preventing most traffic through the crucial Strait of Hormuz
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Meet Edward Kang, 17, who trained AI to screen for autism and ADHD
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In 1998, Justin Trudeau's younger brother was swept away in an avalanche in BC. His body was never found
Business
Markets, Dalal Street, companies and the money moving India's economy.

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First Brands Bankruptcy-Payout Plan Rejected by Federal Judge
A federal judge rejected the bankruptcy-payout plan of defunct auto-parts maker First Brands, concluding the proposal to raise money by suing a long list of insiders and business partners was not realistic.
Trump admin set to revoke up to 2 lakh visas in historic crackdown
As onion prices rise, Centre readies retail intervention in Delhi-NCR
Government lifts ban on wheat exports, cites farmers’ interests amid depressed local prices
India, the world's second-largest wheat producer, had banned wheat exports in May 2022 as part of measures to control rising domestic prices
Stocking, speculation behind ‘unnatural’ sugar price surge: ISMA
Trump bought shares in Elon Musks SpaceX in June, financial disclosure shows
USA-TRUMP-SPACEX:Trump bought shares in Elon Musk's SpaceX in June, financial disclosure shows
Technology
Startups, silicon and the digital systems rewiring Indian life.

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Smart glasses highlight gaps in privacy laws
As wearable tech becomes more advanced, banning it will become increasingly difficult. Instead, laws should be framed with an understanding of how AI is changing the landscape
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Google Pixel 11 Review: More Gemini, Same Pixel DNA
In recent years, the Pixel has been transitioned from a phone with a really, really good camera to something closer to a showcase for Google’s software and AI ecosystem. The Pixel 11 not only continues this approach but is probably the most cohesive expression
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TCS acquires Porsche’s IT arm for €320M; bags €1.25B deal
The partnership between Porsche and TCS will see both companies jointly working on AI led solutions for automotive sector.

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Infinix Hot 70 Pro 5G India Launch Date Revealed, Key Details Confirmed
Infinix Hot 70 Pro 5G will debut in India on September 4 at 12pm IST, with Flipkart set to handle sales. The smartphone will feature a 6.76-inch full-HD+ display with a 144Hz refresh rate and a rear Active Matrix Cube for notifications and visual effects. It w

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The Blood of Dawnwalker Will Get a 60 FPS Performance Mode Patch on Consoles at Launch
The Blood of Dawnwalker will get a 60fps Performance mode patch on PS5 and Xbox Series X at launch, developer Rebel Wolves has confirmed. After initially announcing that the game would not have a 60fps mode, the studio confirmed on Monday that Performance mode
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QpiAI to install 8-qubit quantum computer at PDEU in Gujarat
QpiAI and PDEU have signed an MoU to establish a Quantum Centre of Excellence, with an 8-qubit system supporting quantum education, training and research in Gujarat.
Science
ISRO, research, climate and the long view of the natural world.
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Why August can be a hungry month for honeybees despite summer
Nasa's 2028 Mars mission will send a nuclear spacecraft and three helicopters to explore Mars
NASA is planning an exhilarating mission for late 2028 that will test nuclear electric propulsion well beyond our planet. The SR-1 Freedom spacecraft will journey past Mars, releasing three helicopters similar to Ingenuity to explore the Martian landscape and
Meet Edward Kang, 17, who trained AI to screen for autism and ADHD
Cashew shells once discarded are now being tested aboard commercial ships
Brazil orange juice plant to turn citrus wastewater into renewable biogas
In a groundbreaking initiative, the Louis Dreyfus Company is spearheading a remarkable project in Brazil, aiming to turn citrus wastewater into renewable energy. This ambitious plant will soon hold the title of the largest biogas production facility in the wor
Nasa maps Moon's south pole regions where Earth microbes could survive for more than a day
Recent research highlights that Earth microbes, including select bacteria and fungi, may endure in the shaded pockets of the lunar south pole for several days. Among them, Aspergillus demonstrates remarkable resilience, surviving in some conditions for over a
Health
Medicine, public health and wellbeing across India.

Hindustan Times
Haircut, hair spa, or scalp treatment? Hair expert explains what your hair actually needs and when
Is your hair dry, damaged, or your scalp unhealthy? Expert explains whether you need a haircut, hair spa, or scalp treatment.

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Why is angioplasty recommended? Cardiologist Dr Ravinder Singh Rao reveals the procedure and what patients need to know
Angioplasty: Its importance in heart attack recovery, and how effective communication can empower patients to make informed decisions about their care.

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‘Stop messing around with diets, programs, and supplements’: Fitness coach shares 6 habits to lose weight effectively
Weight loss can be a frustratingly uphill journey, especially when the scale refuses to budge. Raj shares 6 habits that can help achieve your fitness goals.

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Is your back pain due to muscle strain, a spine problem, or something else? Here are the signs you shouldn’t ignore
Back pain can have many causes; a neurosurgeon explains how to tell muscle strain from a spinal problem.

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How much salt is too much for consumption? Nephrologist Dr Vikram Kalra explains
Excessive salt intake is not good for health and can cause noticeable symptoms. Dr Kalra shares what they are, and where to draw the line.

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Still using refined oils? Cardiologist warns they can ‘be like a poison’ in the long run; shares healthier alternatives
Long-term use of refined oils have been linked to multiple health issues. Dr Chopra shares healthier alternatives that can be used for everyday cooking.
Sports
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Perfect host: On India as host of the 2026 BWF World Championships
India was successful as a host of badminton World Championships
KCL | Harikrishnan and Rohan delight in Globstars’ easy win
SL vs IND 2nd Test, Day 2: Jurel and Pant turn up the heat on rain-hit day
The two add 112 for the seventh wicket as India declares its first innings at 503 for nine; Sri Lanka tottering at eight for two in reply
Fatima Sana's Pakistan prepare for Asia Cup with T20 matches against men
"These learnings will help us adapt to the challenges of the competition," Pakistan captain Fatima Sana said
Rain plays spoilsport again; Kovai Kings progress to TNPL Qualifier 2
New normal dawning for England after Carse night out
Players are under more scrutiny from general public than ever before - and they only have themselves to blame
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Kashmera Shah backs Sunita Ahuja amid Govinda-Komal dating row
Kashmera Shah has spoken about the ongoing controversy surrounding Govinda and Sunita Ahuja, including the divorce buzz and reports linking the actor to actress Komal Rani Swarnkar. At Abhishek Kumar’s birthday party, Kashmera chose to support Sunita and said
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Remember Malini Sharma from Raaz? She now runs a farmstay
Remember Malini Sharma? The actress who became a familiar face in the early 2000s with Raaz, popular music videos and television quietly walked away from Bollywood. More than two decades later, she is living a completely different life in the Sahyadris, where
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Romance, longing, life, and cinema on Chennai’s beach

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From celluloid to digital: the changing face of Chennai’s cinema industry
Over 84 years, Kodambakkam, the heart of Tamil cinema, has changed beyond recognition, and so has the Tamil film world. Surviving all odds, cinemas have evolved from a single projector and four intervals to the IMAX of today, while filmmaking has moved on from
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Sounds of Onam: Keeping the Chenda beat alive in Chennai
Rajeev Kumar’s Sri Sastha Kshetra Vadya Sangam has been teaching to play the Chenda free of cost to enthusiasts in Chennai for over a decade.

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Comedian Tarang Hardikar on his special ‘If I’m Not Wrong’ and performing at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Comedian Tarang Hardikar opens about his special, which draws parallels between his observations about lines and life post his autism diagnosis
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