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An Iranian missile strike on Israel's Weizmann Institute severely damaged key research labs, marking a shift in the Iran-Israel conflict. The attack signals that Israeli scientists are now targets, escalating tensions and endangering scientific and academic institutions
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Fifty years after its release, Jaws remains a cinematic landmark that reshaped Hollywood. Steven Spielberg’s 1975 thriller not only pioneered the summer blockbuster model but also stood out as a masterpiece of suspense and storytelling
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Indian-owned companies in the UK have surged to 1,197 in 2025, up 23% from last year, with revenues hitting £72.14 billion. The TMT sector leads, and Wipro tops growth rankings with a 448% revenue increase, the latest report shows.
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The murder of Raja Raghuvanshi during his honeymoon in Meghalaya has taken a shocking turn, with police revealing his wife, Sonam Raghuvanshi, as the mastermind behind the crime
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An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Leh (6E2006) returned to Delhi after being airborne for over two hours on Thursday due to a technical issue. The A320 aircraft could not land in Leh due to operational restrictions
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On the seventh day of escalating conflict, Israel struck Iran’s Arak heavy water reactor after issuing a public warning. Iran reported no radiation threat as the site had been evacuated. Meanwhile, an Iranian missile hit Israel’s Soroka Medical Centre, causing extensive damage and injuries
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MNS chief warns that introducing Hindi from Class 1 will erode Marathi culture and urges schools, parents, and citizens to defy the Mahayuti government’s directive
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A YSRCP supporter was hit by vehicle in YS Jaganmohan Reddy's convoy which was heading to Rentapalla in Palnadu to console the family of a party functionary who committed suicide due to alleged police harassment
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Everest and Kilimanjaro summiteer stranded in blizzard with scarce supplies.
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Uranium enrichment involves increasing uranium-235 content using centrifuges. While Iran claims peaceful intentions, its enrichment to 60% raises global concerns, as 90% is considered weapons-grade
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A bomb blast derailed six carriages of the Jaffar Express in Pakistan’s Jacobabad District, Sindh province, near the Balochistan border. No casualties were reported. No group has claimed responsibility yet
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A new study reveals that sharks, despite their vast range in size and shape, follow the centuries-old two-thirds scaling law, which governs how surface area increases relative to volume
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Immigration stop leads to SIT detention of ex-Chandragiri MLA; 39th arrest in case sparks claims of police coercion and political vendetta
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Gastroenteritis and food poisoning both cause symptoms like diarrhoea, vomiting, and abdominal pain, but differ in cause and onset. Gastro is typically a gut infection from viruses or bacteria, often spread via contaminated surfaces or people. Food poisoning occurs from eating food tainted with toxins, chemicals, or microbes
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A touching video from Maharashtra’s Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar captures 93-year-old man, walking into a jewellery shop with his wife to buy her a mangalsutra. His heartfelt gesture deeply moved the shop owner, who gifted the necklace for a token sum of ₹20. The video has amassed over 2 crore views
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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth appears before the Senate Armed Services Committee for a final round of contentious hearings marked by scrutiny over his controversial decisions
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Israel asserts it had to launch its airstrike campaign to stop Iran from getting closer to being able to build a nuclear weapon. It came as Iran and the United States had been negotiating over the possibility of a new diplomatic deal over Tehran's programme
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Brazil auctioned off 34 of 172 potential oil blocks near the Amazon River, aiming to boost oil production in untapped regions ahead of the UN climate talks in the Amazon. Major companies like Chevron, ExxonMobil, and Petrobras secured high-potential offshore sites
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At Vidhana Soudha, a playful bicycle spill sparked serious debates on environmental reforms and future leadership, proving even mishaps can drive change
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As tensions escalate, the US may consider aiding Israel with “bunker-buster” bombs to strike Iran's heavily fortified Fordo nuclear site, potentially shifting the conflict's dynamics
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Improved monsoon rains and higher Minimum Support Prices herald a promising season for Indian agriculture
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High Court directs interim payment as Ziaur Rahman Barq seeks to clear charges and restore electricity at his residence
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Focus on innovation, global investment, and sustainable infrastructure drives development in Krishnapatnam, Orvakal, and Kopparthy industrial corridors
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The coordinated effort involves three NDRF teams, 150 CRPF officers, Indian Army personnel, and specialized teams from CISF, BSF, and Western Railway Disaster Management
