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“Where are the fraud charges?”: Matt Miller case takes brutal turn after crash
Matt Miller lost his left hand in a brutal accident and now, he has found himself in a mess as fans accuse him of fraud.
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'Got firebombed': Trump aide Navarro recalls backlash after remarks on India
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Oregon's Siletz Bay digs new channels to restore 37 acres of tidal wetland
Efforts are underway to restore thirty-seven acres of wetlands at Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge. By filling in outdated drainage ditches and excavating new tidal channels, the project is set to enhance both habitat quality and water conditions for the local wildlife. The initiative seeks to revive historical floodplain areas, allowing natural tidal movements to resume.
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Zhu Rongji, former premier who changed China's economic fate passes away at 97
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Karnataka cabinet portfolios out: DKS keeps finance - check full list
Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar has allocated portfolios to twenty-three ministers. Key departments like finance and home were retained by Shivakumar himself. U T Khader received minority welfare and health, while R Ramalinga Reddy got forest. K H Muniyappa was assigned social welfare, fulfilling his lobbying efforts. The government now prepares for the monsoon session amid some internal party discontent.
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Hours after Gautam Gambhir's visit to Galle, lawn mower hits the pitch
Sri Lanka held a closed-door practice session in Galle as India coaches Gautam Gambhir and Sitanshu Kotak briefly inspected the pitch. Groundstaff worked extensively on the surface, which could influence India’s choice between three spinners or three seamers. Rain remains a concern ahead of the Test. India will resume training Thursday after completing an intensive preparation camp in Colombo.
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In 1922, Olaus Murie entered Alaska to study caribou and wildlife ecosystems
Olaus Murie began studying Alaskan caribou in 1922, which influenced ecological wildlife understanding. His brother Adolph later investigated wolves and Dall sheep, challenging predator control assumptions. Adolph's research examined species interactions within the wider ecosystem of Mount McKinley. This work helped shift park management away from viewing predators solely as pests. The Muries' ecological approach continues to inform Denali's conservation efforts today.
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'Land has been allotted': Tripura CM fulfils promise to CWG medallist Asmita
Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha felicitated Commonwealth Games gold medallist Asmita Dey, presenting her with Rs 10 lakh and allotting land in Agartala to build a house. Dey, who became India’s first Commonwealth Games gold-winning judoka, was praised for overcoming hardships. Saha urged her to stay focused, maintain discipline and aim for another medal at the Asian Games.
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FIFA president offered Mexico switch to CONMEBOL in exchange for vote: Reportt
Fresh reports claim FIFA president Gianni Infantino offered to help Mexico leave CONCACAF and join CONMEBOL in exchange for political support ahead of the next FIFA presidential election. The alleged proposal could give Mexico access to stronger South American competition, but significant sporting, commercial and governance hurdles remain. Neither FIFA nor the Mexican Football Federation has commented on the claims.
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'Jantar Mantar Season 2 soon': CJP founder Dipke hints at fresh protest plans
Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke announced a new phase of protests soon. He mentioned that the second season of their Jantar Mantar movement is coming. Dipke also supported schoolchildren protesting for a proper road in Uttar Pradesh. He claimed the party faced venue difficulties for a Delhi volunteers' meeting. Dipke alleged pressure from authorities, which he attributed to the BJP.
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Why India wants 114 more Rafales and what gives the fighter its edge
Dassault Aviation from France has presented its proposal for acquiring 114 Rafale jets, aimed at strengthening India’s fighter fleet and addressing existing capability shortcomings. This initiative prioritizes significant local production and the transfer of technology to India. With a unified force of 176 Rafale aircraft, both the Indian Air Force and Navy will collaborate, enhancing India's domestic aerospace manufacturing and supporting indigenous defense projects.
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CBSE Class 12 compartment result 2026 declared: Check direct link here
The Central Board of Secondary Education has officially released the results for the Class 12 compartment exams today. Students can conveniently check their scores by visiting the official CBSE site and entering their roll numbers. The compartment exams were conducted on July 28, catering to over 1.6 lakh candidates this year. Additionally, results are available through DigiLocker and the UMANG mobile app for easy access.
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CPI data: Retail inflation moves up to 4.45% in July; above RBI's target for 2nd month
Based on the All India Consumer Food Price Index (CFPI), provisional food inflation stood at 5.52% year-on-year in July 2026. Rural food inflation was estimated at 5.79%, whereas the corresponding rate for urban India was 5.05%.
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Iran knew Trump's hotel floor, targeted his aircraft during Nato summit: Report
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Cauvery row bandh: What's open and what's closed in Karnataka on August 13
Karnataka braces for a statewide bandh and potential disruptions on Thursday. Pro-Kannada groups demand action on the Cauvery water dispute and other projects. Public transport and commercial activities may face significant impact across the state. Heavy rain and thunderstorms are also predicted, compounding potential travel issues. Residents are advised to check conditions before undertaking long-distance journeys.
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Government suspends Table Tennis federation recognition over governance issues
The ministry also asked the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) to set up an ad-hoc committee to oversee the administration of table tennis in the country until a proper governance structure is restored.
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Charged Rs 30 for carry bags, Red Tape told to pay Rs 26,000 compensation
A Gurugram consumer commission found Red Tape guilty of unfair trade practices. The company charged a customer thirty rupees for three shopping bags. This action was deemed a deficiency in service by the commission. Red Tape was ordered to refund the amount and pay compensation. The company must also pay fifteen thousand rupees for mental harassment.
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'Charges proved': House panel indicts ex-HC judge Yashwant Varma in cash-at-home case
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'Aap thoda badal gaye ho': Modi-Kharge banter at Supriya Sule's daughter's reception
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress leaders interacted at a wedding reception. Modi exchanged pleasantries with Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. Mallikarjun Kharge joined the conversation, noting the Prime Minister had changed. The leaders shared a brief, light-hearted moment during the event. Several prominent political figures attended the high-profile gathering.
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'India not banana republic': Rijiju says FCRA a must to monitor foreign funding
Union minister Kiren Rijiju said India was not a "banana republic" and that there should be rules and regulations to spend foreign funds. The proposed legislation, aimed to manage the gap in the regulation of foregin fundings to NGOs and curb the proselytisation, was fiercely criticised the opposition that termed the bill "anti minority". Union minister Nityanand Rai moved the motion in the Lok Sabha after the House resumed proceedings.
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