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In a landmark ruling, an Appellate Tribunal quashed the ED’s 2013 attachment of Pune land, protecting 126 families who unknowingly bought property linked to a money laundering case. The tribunal criticised ED's secrecy and upheld third-party buyer rights under PMLA.
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The Indian Army has denied claims by banned ULFA (I) that it carried out drone strikes on their Myanmar base, killing 19 cadres. The Army says no such operation occurred, though ULFA (I) insists senior leaders were targeted and killed
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BITS Pilani will invest over Rs 2,200 crore in a five-year expansion, including a futuristic AI+ Campus in Amaravati. The initiatives aim to increase student capacity, enhance research, and launch digital education programs to reach over 1 lakh learners
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Three Karnataka students drowned in the Tungabhadra river at Mantralayam, Andhra Pradesh, while bathing and taking photos. Despite warnings about strong currents, they entered the water. One friend survived. Their bodies were recovered on Sunday after a rain-hit search operation
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After 18 days aboard the ISS, Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla and the Axiom-4 team are returning to Earth on July 15. The mission included key space experiments, international camaraderie, and marks a major milestone for India’s space journey.
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A woman accused an IIM-Calcutta student of rape in a boys' hostel. Police formed a special team and arrested the student. Forensic and CCTV evidence is being reviewed. Her father denies rape claims, and the Women's Commission is monitoring the case
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Visakhapatnam will host the second BIMSTEC Ports Conclave on July 14–15. Focusing on the blue economy, green energy, and regional trade, the event will bring together BIMSTEC nations to boost maritime cooperation, investment, innovation, and sustainable connectivity
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India’s Civil Aviation Minister urged patience as the AAIB’s preliminary report on the Air India crash in Ahmedabad indicates both engines were shut down. Officials stress it’s too early to draw conclusions until the final investigation findings are released
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More Indian students are choosing US universities for green degrees in sustainability, renewable energy, and environmental policy. These programs offer global skills and hands-on learning, helping students lead India’s green transition and tackle climate change challenges with practical, real-world solutions
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Eyebrows are being raised over how security guards allowed her inside without getting her name registered in the visitor’s logbook
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NHAI has tightened its rules against 'loose FASTags'—FASTags not affixed to vehicles—to improve toll collection and avoid congestion. Toll agencies must now report such cases for blacklisting to support smooth operations ahead of MLFF and annual pass rollouts
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SEMICON India 2025, set for September 2–4 in Delhi, will spotlight India’s semiconductor ambitions. With global pavilions, CXO panels, startup showcases, and skill-building programmes, the event aims to position India as a trusted hub in chip innovation and manufacturing
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Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah affirmed he'll complete his five-year term amid leadership change buzz. Deputy CM D K Shivakumar backed the statement, denying talks of power-sharing. Congress high command meetings focused on appointments, not CM rotation or political changes
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The keel laying of the third Fleet Support Ship for the Indian Navy was held at L&T Shipyard, Kattupalli. The 40,000-ton vessels will enhance naval logistics and HADR capability. Delivery begins mid-2027 under a 2023 contract with HSL
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India has revised its WTO proposal to impose retaliatory duties on US goods after the US hiked tariffs on steel and aluminium to 50 per cent
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A team from India’s Commerce Ministry is set to visit Washington for trade negotiations with the US. Talks aim to resolve tariff disputes on key sectors like dairy, autos, and steel as both nations work toward a bilateral trade pact
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The share purchase agreement has been discussed, and bidders will soon be invited to submit financial bids
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi received Namibia’s highest civilian award during his first visit to the country. This marks his 27th international honour. India and Namibia also signed four agreements to boost cooperation in energy, healthcare, and other key areas
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Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla conducted experiments on plant growth, stem cells, and microalgae aboard the ISS. His work helps scientists study how space affects seeds, cells, and human cognition, supporting future farming and healthcare in space missions
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MP John Brittas has urged Minister Jaishankar to urgently intervene in stopping Indian nurse Nimisha Priya’s execution in Yemen, set for July 16. He requested diplomatic efforts to secure a pardon through blood money (diyat) negotiations