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Nato boosts intelligence-sharing as Russia-linked sabotage fears grow in Europe
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Horse declared ‘unfit’ by EFI gets all-clear from Asian Games organisers
Chheda’s 19-year-old horse, Dono Di Maggio, cleared the mandatory veterinary inspection ahead of Friday’s dressage competition, directly clearing the way for the rider to compete.
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Chess Olympiad: India miss chance to close in as Gukesh draws; Savitha saves women’s day
Gukesh pushed hard but was held to a draw by Azerbaijan’s Mahammad Muradli as India missed a chance to close the gap on the Chess Olympiad leaders. Uzbekistan and Germany lead the open section with 14 points. In the women’s event, Savitha Shri extended her winning streak to seven, rescuing India against Kazakhstan and keeping their title hopes alive.
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SC flags ‘false’ POCSO cases in marital disputes, bars immediate arrest of accused parent
The Supreme Court has stressed the need for cautious evaluations prior to immediate arrests under the POCSO Act. They underscored the crucial role of expert child assessments when parents are under scrutiny. In matrimonial conflicts, police are urged to confirm relationships before making arrests. The court expressed concern over the rising incidents of false allegations in family disputes, highlighting the importance of in-depth investigations prioritizing children's welfare.
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Maduranthakam Bypoll Campaign: EPS alleges ‘dirty horse-trading’ by TVK; urges voters to punish defectors
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Dubai-based Indian cancelled 2 flats, builder claims deductions; what MahaREAT ruled
On July 1, 2026, the homebuyer won the matter before the MahaREAT. In its ruling, the tribunal directed the builder to refund the homebuyer Rs 48.73 lakh and Rs 66.56 lakh, along with interest at the State Bank of India's Marginal Cost of Lending Rate (MCLR) plus 2%.
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Did AI-‘kill chain’ lead to deadly Iran school strike? What report claims
A devastating missile strike by the US on a school in Minab, Iran, has led to the tragic loss of over 150 lives, including 123 innocent children. Investigations uncovered serious issues in the military’s targeting tactics, pointing to outdated intelligence and a lack of comprehensive civilian harm evaluations. The AI-powered Maven Smart System was crucial in target assessments.
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Mecca targeted again? Riyadh sounds alarm for holy city for 2nd time in a month
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Rahul attacks Centre over EC-SIR row; BJP calls it 'jooth ki goonj'
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has intensified accusations against the government and the Election Commission regarding electoral integrity. He demands the immediate resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, citing evidence of electoral manipulation. Concerns regarding unresolved objections from Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi further bolster his claims. The BJP has responded by rejecting his allegations and challenging his assertions about anti-incumbency.
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California buried 662,700 tires under I-880 ramp, saved $477K, 22 years
Engineers faced challenges while upgrading a highway interchange in Milpitas due to unstable bay mud. They opted to use shredded waste tires as lightweight fill to prevent ground settlement. This choice reduced weight on the soft soil by 40 percent and saved significant project costs. Over two decades, the infrastructure has shown no maintenance issues or structural damage.
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'No anti-incumbency against BJP?' Party counters Rahul with TN, Bengal poll history
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Father's 'affairs', property fear: Why Kanpur millionaire's son ordered the hit job
Subrat Manocha has been arrested for allegedly plotting the murder of his father, Vineet Manocha, over financial concerns. The father was killed in his apartment in Kanpur, and investigations led to multiple arrests, including his daughter-in-law Shalu. Police have found evidence indicating Subrat's gambling debts and motive linked to his father's relationships. Initial plans to disguise the murder as accidental were abandoned as the plot unfolded.
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IIT-B student suicide: Sahil Wakode’s parents begin hunger strike in Mumbai
Parents of Sahil Wakode, an IIT Bombay student who died by suicide, have started a hunger strike. They demand justice and action against those who allegedly tormented their son. The police have opened an investigation into his death, including examination of CCTV footage from the exam hall. Sahil faced allegations of caste discrimination during his studies at IIT Bombay.
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Straitcraft: How geography gives Iran leverage and could do the same for India
Since the onset of the US-Iran war over 200 days ago, Iran has been strategically utilizing maritime chokepoints such as Hormuz. This has resulted in a marked decline in oil flows, affecting the global economy and forcing the US to reconsider its stance. Concurrently, India is exploring ways to capitalize on its geographical advantages against China.
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Coach who delivered RCB's first title now appointed MI head coach
Keightley had been appointed Mumbai Indians head coach in September 2025. The franchise confirmed her departure in a statement on Thursday.
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Michael Tilson Thomas bought SF mansion for $1.4m; 32 years later, it asks $10m
Michael Tilson Thomas’s residence in Pacific Heights is now on the market following his passing earlier this year. The mansion was a sanctuary for the musician and his husband Joshua Robison for nearly three decades. Built in 1906, the four-level home features a blend of architectural styles and modern amenities added over the years. Its spacious rooms hosted numerous distinguished guests from the music and architecture worlds.
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TMC MP Mahua Moitra files police complaint against CEC over SIR row
TMC MP Mahua Moitra has filed a police complaint against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, alleging manipulation of voter rolls. Moitra raised specific concerns over unauthorized amendments to Form 6 related to voter registration. Her allegations came a day after a report stated that Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi had raised objections at least 14 times over 10 months to decisions and orders related to the SIR.
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