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Body of second Arunachal flood victim recovered, three still missing
The body of a 35-year-old teacher was recovered hours after flash floods hit a hydropower project colony in Keyi Panyor district on June 24
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MQ‑28 Ghost Bat to take part in Pacific’s biggest wargame, faces first high-stakes test
India's future aerial combat capabilities are set to be revolutionized as the advanced MQ-28 Ghost Bat, a stealth drone, prepares for its first major international exercise, Valiant Shield 2026. This unmanned aircraft will fly alongside crewed fighters, enhancing their reach and survivability. Its integration promises to unlock new frontiers in manned-unmanned teaming, offering crucial insights for future warfare.
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Ram temple ‘fraud’: SIT finds blatant SOP violations
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) like deploying a security guard during a counting process, frisking of personnel while entering and leaving the counting room, and preserving CCTV footage of the donation-counting process for 180 days were violated
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PM Modi visits tortoise enclosure, joins Seychelles President in tree plantation ceremony
“The Aldabra Giant Tortoise also have an association with the special friendship between India and Seychelles. In 2014, two of them were gifted to the Alipore Zoo in Kolkata. A few years later, Seychelles gifted a few more tortoises to Hyderabad Zoo,” Mr. Modi said
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Pregnant woman dies by suicide after husband demands DNA test for unborn child
A 23-year-old pregnant woman tragically died by suicide after her husband reportedly demanded a DNA test for their unborn child. The incident, which occurred in Medak district, led to the arrest of the husband and his mother. The victim's mother alleged continuous harassment, prompting police to register a case of cruelty and abetment of suicide under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
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'Lack of game awareness was visible': Ex-cricketer slams Iyer's captaincy calls
India suffered a 34-run defeat in the first T20I against Ireland, with former opener Aakash Chopra highlighting concerns over bowler Prasidh Krishna's expensive spell. Despite Krishna's wicket-taking ability, his high economy rate in T20Is, conceding 11.5 runs per over, has become a significant worry for the team. Krishna will aim for a better performance in the next match as India seeks to level the series.
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Trump likely to visit India in 2027: Rubio
“I look forward to returning myself before the end of the year and setting up a Presidential visit in the early parts of next year,” Mr. Rubio said
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Backing without clarity: Ashwin questions Gambhir's 'wrong utilisation' of Sundar
In the first T20I against Ireland, he bowled only one over, introduced in the 16th over of the innings, and later scored 9 off 12 balls after coming in at No. 6.
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Can India break its habit of self-medication?
India grapples with widespread self-medication, a habit deeply ingrained in its healthcare culture. While responsible self-care for minor ailments is encouraged, the unsupervised use of prescription drugs, especially antibiotics, fuels antimicrobial resistance. Recent government regulations on cough syrups signal a push for safer medicine use, but experts emphasize the need for improved healthcare access and public awareness to break this dangerous dependency.
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Villagers’ protest disrupts traffic on Chennai-Tiruchi highway as NHAI begins repairs on Cauvery bridge
NHAI has decided to replace expansion joints and 120 bearings on the old Cauvery bridge at an estimated cost of ₹10 crore; residents have been demanding construction of limited use underpass at Sanjeevi Nagar junction
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Protecting elephants helps safeguard India’s forests as powerful carbon stores: Study
Researchers find long-term success of conservation efforts depends on improving habitat quality, restoring wildlife corridors, and strengthening forest management, and not only by bringing more areas under elephant reserves
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Ram Temple donation row: Champat Rai, Anil Mishra resign
Allegations of corruption was raised against Mr. Rai with regard to donations received by the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra (SRJTK) Trust.
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Politics: where the versatile Bhagyaraj could not make a dent
Actor-director K. Bhagyaraj passed away following a heart attack on Saturday; known for his versatility in the film world, Mr. Bhagyaraj, however, had a political stint that did not take off
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K. Bhagyaraj: Tamil cinema’s master of screenplay and storytelling
The success formula of Bhagyaraj’s early hit movies was fundamentally simple. His films were structured around personal or situational conflicts arising in the lives of ordinary individuals, a screenplay moving toward the resolution of that conflict, good songs, and plenty of situational comedy sprinkled throughout
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Bhagyaraj’s genius effortlessly melded comedy and crisis
The fact that Bhagyaraj brought down the hero from a pedestal – a bespectacled, skinny youngster not afraid of being vulnerable, poor, or self-deprecatory, and willing to be laughed at – lent itself to the humour track
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Warehouse collapse: Mazdoor Cell seeks FIR against former mayor Firhad Hakim, two ex-councillors
The complaint was submitted by the BJMC, South Kolkata district, at Taratala police station on June 25 in the wake of the warehouse collapse on Transport Depot Road in Taratala that claimed at least 16 lives
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Bharat Taxi launched to end exploitation by cab aggregators: Amit Shah
During the launch of the service across 14 cities in Gujarat, Mr. Shah said the cooperative ride-hailing platform was conceived to provide an alternative that safeguards the interests of drivers while ensuring better service for passengers
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'I am a farmer': Union minister on Rs 99L subsidy row; Gehlot says 'new model of corruption'
Union Minister of State for Agriculture Bhagirath Choudhary has denied allegations of receiving a nearly Rs 1 crore subsidy from his ministry for his own farm, stating he applied years before becoming a minister and that the project is transparent. The claims have drawn sharp criticism from opposition leaders, who label it a "new model of corruption" and a conflict of interest within the government.
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India’s family firms are booming — but who will lead them tomorrow?
Indian family businesses are experiencing unprecedented growth, expanding globally and embracing new technologies. However, a significant challenge looms: the next generation is increasingly opting for careers outside the family firm. While founders remain optimistic, only a small fraction of heirs wish to take the reins, signaling a critical need for evolving succession strategies to ensure these economic powerhouses continue to thrive.
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