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India’s schedule on BWF Worlds Day 4: Shetty, Sindhu aim for last-eight spot
India will have five key matches on Day 4 of the BWF World Championships. Ayush Shetty faces Indonesia’s Alwi Farhan, while PV Sindhu takes on China’s Wang Zhi Yi. Treesa Jolly-Gayatri Gopichand Pullela, Dhruv Kapila-Tanisha Crasto and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy-Chirag Shetty will also compete in the Round of 16, keeping India’s campaign busy.
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‘Economic D-Day’: Trump announces ‘most crushing’ operation against Iran and its allies
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'Awarapan 2' box office day 6: Emraan Hashmi starrer sees inches towards Rs 110 cr
Awarapan 2 is proving to be a box office hit, amassing an impressive Rs 107.50 crore net across India by its sixth day. The film's take surged on Saturday, thanks to the holiday and extra screenings, though earnings saw a modest decline on Wednesday. The sequel capitalizes on the first film's lingering popularity and its emotionally resonant storyline.
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Congress Working Committee discusses Vande Mataram, firm on singing just 2 stanzas
Asks CMs to rRevamp edu to woo youth
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NCERT recasts political science textbook panel; 4 with RSS links among 20 members
NCERT has recast the team for preparing political science textbooks for Classes XI and XII, with one of the two books slated to be ready by Nov. The 20-member panel includes faculty from JNU, DU, IGNOU and NLU Delhi, among others. At least four members have links, past or present, with organisations associated with RSS-BJP.
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Paternity test of child can be allowed in marital dispute: SC
If loyal, then why object: Court to woman
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Mehul Choksi’s lawyer Vijay Aggarwal arrested in UK over sexual assault allegation
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Meet Audrey Zheng, 17, who developed a pancreatic cancer test
A talented high school student has pioneered a cutting-edge bioengineering method for the early detection of pancreatic cancer. By utilizing magnetic beads to isolate tumor-derived particles from blood samples, her clinical trials demonstrated remarkable accuracy. Her extraordinary research has secured her a spot as a national finalist in a prestigious science competition, offering a promising new avenue for timely diagnosis and improved patient survival outcomes.
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9 suffocate to death in sleep in Kolkata lodge fire, 5 Bangladeshis among them
80 rescued from building with several guest houses, offices
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'I fed her salt': Prime accused denies killing 18-yr-old woman in Jorhat, claims he tried to save her
Aryan Goswami, the prime accused, denied killing Anwesha Saikia and claimed he tried to save her. He stated she consumed drugs at a party and later blacked out in front of him. His friends, Monalisa Nath and Arpita Kakoty, also denied involvement in her death. Anwesha's family rejected their account and alleged murder, pointing to injury marks. CCTV footage showed Goswami and friends dragging Saikia to the parking area.
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At least 100 killed after illegal gold mine collapses in Central African Republic
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Engineer built Ozarks hillside home in 1970; son restores it 50 years later
A Missouri engineer spent years carving an underground home into an Ozarks hillside, building it largely by hand without an architect. Designed to resemble a natural cave, the property features steel-reinforced concrete, an earth-based ventilation system, heavy oak beams and railroad-inspired details. His son Zane now restores the remarkable 50-year-old home and surrounding 225-acre property.
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97 case files recalled from UP judge who gave 22 death orders in 4 months
Ninety-seven murder case files were recalled from Judge Ravi Kumar Diwakar's court. This action followed his record of awarding death sentences in ten cases. The district and sessions judge ordered the recall of these pending files. Judge Diwakar had previously delivered thirty-five capital punishment verdicts in his career. These recalled files will now be disposed of according to the law.
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‘Cannot afford any mistake’: Harmanpreet rues India’s lapses despite Pakistan win
In a nail-biting showdown at the Hockey World Cup, India triumphed over Pakistan, much to the delight of fans. Captain Harmanpreet Singh highlighted essential defensive weaknesses that need addressing for the challenges ahead. With praises from the coach regarding the team's attacking strategy and chances created, India now look forward to battle in the next round, where the competition will only intensify.
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From Taco Tuesday to Fitting Friday: Trump puts Canada tariffs on ice for 72 hours
Canada avoided a significant tariff imposition after a last-minute reprieve. President Trump announced a three-day extension for trade negotiations with Canada. Substantial progress has been acknowledged, though significant work remains to finalize an agreement. The immediate dispute centers on Canadian trade practices and market access for American goods. Both nations aim to resolve these issues before the extended deadline expires.
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Pakistan whines, summons top diplomat over US envoy Gor's J&K remark in Srinagar
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'Legal cockroaches united': CJP hails planned protest for Bar chief's resignation
A protest is planned against the Bar Council of India chairman over a withdrawn directive. The All India Young Advocates Association will demonstrate demanding his resignation. This follows the chairman's apology to law students regarding the NALSAR University controversy. The initial directive barred NALSAR graduating students from becoming advocates. The controversy involved a campaign against the Chief Justice of India's convocation participation.
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First in 43 years! Azan Awais matches unwanted Pakistan record in England Test
Pakistan's opening batsman, Azan Awais, faced an unfortunate fate as he was dismissed on the very first ball of the Test match by a brilliant lbw delivery from Ollie Robinson. Joining the ranks of elite England bowlers, Robinson's stellar performance continued, leading to him claiming four wickets. Pakistan struggled significantly, reaching just 150/7 by the tea break, after Robinson's dominant spell.
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Meet Natalie Muro, 18, who used waves and an invasive plant to fight algae
A remarkable eighteen-year-old student has developed an ingenious device aimed at eradicating toxic algal blooms. Utilizing wind-driven waves and invasive plant species, this unique system demonstrated impressive results in field tests, removing nearly all cyanobacteria and trapping decayed cell matter. This groundbreaking solution offers a cost-effective way to restore and revitalize unhealthy freshwater ecosystems.
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