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Why Navies Sink Old Ships: US tests weapons on ex-USS Juneau; India runs similar drills
The US Navy recently sank the decommissioned USS Juneau in a "SinkEx" exercise off the Mariana Islands. This drill, involving air, surface, and submarine forces, tested weapon systems and provided crucial real-world training. Such exercises, also conducted by the Indian Navy, validate ordnance effectiveness and demonstrate operational readiness. Rear Admiral Eric Anduze highlighted the integration of joint capabilities for high-end Pacific operations.
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Abhishek Sharma's year-long reign as World No. 1 ends in latest ICC T20I rankings
Ishan Kishan has claimed the top spot in the T20I batting rankings, edging out his teammate Abhishek Sharma with a remarkable performance. This is a notable achievement for Kishan, whose recent form, especially in the T20 World Cup, has been impressive. He now joins the ranks of elite Indian batsmen. Both players are preparing for the upcoming England series.
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Centre issues show cause notice to Delhi Gymkhana Club in eviction proceedings
According to the notice, the Club's continued occupation of the land after the government resumed possession for a public purpose amounts to "unauthorized occupation" under Section 2(g) of the Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorized Occupants) Act, 1971. The government has maintained that the President of India exercised powers under Clause 4 of the perpetual lease deed, which allows the lessor to resume the property if it is required for a public purpose.
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Do France have the most terrific World Cup attack of all time?
On Day 20 of the World Cup, France continued to march in the World Cup like Napolean through Europe. Norway and Halaand are also in the picture while Mexico finally won its 5th game in a World Cup. Read this and more in this edition of Offside.
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'Carrying water is not degrading': Ashwin addresses criticism over Sooryavanshi
Ravichandran Ashwin has defended his stance on young Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's role, emphasizing that carrying drinks and observing from the bench offers valuable learning. He clarified his earlier comments, stating that such tasks are not demeaning and contribute to a player's understanding of team dynamics. Despite a stellar IPL, Sooryavanshi's debut is delayed, with Ashwin suggesting patience for the 15-year-old's promising career.
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AP EAPCET result declared: Check direct link to download rank card
JNTU Kakinada has released the AP EAPCET 2026 results today, July 1. Over 1.82 lakh students qualified in Engineering, with girls achieving a higher pass rate. More than 63,000 candidates secured ranks in Agriculture and Pharmacy. Rank cards are available for download on the official website, paving the way for upcoming counselling sessions for admissions across Andhra Pradesh.
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Déjà vu! Kluivert repeats father Patrick's penalty heartbreak 26 yrs later - Watch
Football witnessed a poignant echo of the past as Justin Kluivert, like his father Patrick 26 years prior, missed a crucial penalty, contributing to the Netherlands' shock FIFA World Cup 2026 exit against Morocco. The Dutch suffered their earliest ever World Cup elimination after a dramatic 3-2 penalty shootout loss. Morocco's heroics, including a late equaliser and a stellar goalkeeping performance, secured their place in the next round.
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Heatwave linked to over 1,000 deaths as Spain records hottest first half of year
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Watch: Australian goes to Thailand hotel with minor, comes out with body in suitcase
An Australian man, Simon Peter Carman, has been charged with the murder of a 17-year-old Thai girl in Pattaya. Her body was discovered in a suitcase near a railway line. CCTV footage reportedly shows Carman leaving a condominium with the suitcase before abandoning it. He was arrested attempting to flee the country and denies all charges, claiming the girl became 'crazy' and threatened him.
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Hormuz oil shock sends India back to Russia: Is this a peak or the new normal?
Russia has emerged as the dominant supplier of crude oil for India - with imports touching over 240 million barrels in the four months since the US-Iran conflict began. In fact, crude imports from Russia are over 4 times the nearest supplier - UAE at over 58 million barrels.
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The new family member has fur: India’s pet parenting boom goes mainstream
Pets in urban India are no longer just companions; they've become integral family members, akin to children. This profound shift is evident in the burgeoning pet-care industry, offering everything from birthday parties to specialized healthcare. This evolution reflects changing social dynamics, including nuclear families and increased urban loneliness, where pets provide vital emotional support and routine, fostering deep, reciprocal bonds.
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'Portrayed as Lord Krishna': BJP slams SP for 'mocking Hindus' over Akhilesh's birthday havan
The BJP has strongly criticized the Samajwadi Party, accusing them of disrespecting Hindus after workers depicted Akhilesh Yadav as Lord Krishna during a birthday ritual. This accusation comes amid controversy over alleged Ram Temple donation irregularities. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also attacked Yadav, urging him to visit the Ram Temple and recalling past SP actions against devotees.
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No brain, heart, lungs: Indian sailor dies in Venezuela, kin says organs missing
A shocking discovery has emerged regarding the death of Indian seafarer Rakesh Chauhan in Venezuela. His body, returned to India without vital organs and with extensive prior stitching, has raised grave suspicions. The seafarers' union is demanding a thorough investigation into the alleged foul play and a cover-up, urging immediate intervention from the Indian Embassy for justice and compensation for the grieving family.
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Days after Meta Layoffs, Zuckerberg says companies should empower workers, not replace them
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg believes AI-driven job losses are exaggerated, advocating for tools that boost individual productivity. This comes as the tech giant laid off 8,000 employees, reassigning another 7,000 to AI projects, to offset significant investments in its AI "reboot." While Meta pours billions into AI infrastructure, Zuckerberg suggests a focus on human empowerment could create more jobs, a view contrasting with some industry leaders.
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'Don't want to look like America': 5 reasons why Europe is against ACs despite record heatwave
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Hardik Pandya trade: CSK enter the race; seven franchises express interest
Seven IPL franchises have expressed interest in signing Hardik Pandya after the all-rounder decided to leave Mumbai Indians. Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have joined Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and Rajasthan Royals in the race, with talks gathering pace. Player consent, leadership opportunities and trade structures are expected to shape one of the biggest IPL moves in recent years.
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Microsoft plans another round of layoffs, may cut thousands of jobs across teams in ...
Microsoft is gearing up for another round of job cuts, reportedly impacting sales, consulting, and Xbox divisions. While smaller than previous reductions, thousands of positions may be affected. This move comes as the tech giant prioritizes AI investments and cost control, even as its stock has seen a dip. A voluntary retirement program earlier this year also aimed to manage headcount.
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US govt lifts export controls on Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5; What Anthropic said
US government has lifted export controls on Anthropic's advanced AI models, Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5, following national security concerns. The decision, made after weeks of tension and negotiations, allows trusted partners and federal agencies to access the models with new safeguards. Anthropic is restoring access globally, thanking users for their patience and highlighting collaborative efforts to refine AI safety.
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Can landlords charge tenants for repainting walls? What Delhi High Court said
Tenants aren't always responsible for repainting or minor repairs upon moving out. A Delhi High Court ruling clarified that landlords must distinguish between normal wear and tear, which they cover, and actual damage caused by tenants. While routine painting is the landlord's duty, significant damage like removed fittings can be charged to the tenant, provided the landlord proves it and apportions costs fairly.
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