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Complaints on ‘unauthorised’ deduction of 1.5% for EHS referred to Health department
Bottlenecks continue in the implementation of Employees health scheme
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China says border with India ‘generally stable at the moment’
Statement from Chinese Foreign Ministry comes in response to recent reports of rising tension in Arunachal Pradesh; MEA says maintaining peace in border areas is of “utmost importance”
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Tricolour to fly again atop 85 Amrit Sarovars in Mysuru district
Zilla Panchayat to organise water conservation programmes to mark 80th Independence Day
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Union and State Government should consider increasing welfare measures for living freedom fighters: Kerala High Court
As many as 60 freedom fighters were currently living in Kerala, of whom 27 were receiving pension from the Centre and 33 were receiving the State’s freedom fighters’ pension
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CSIR-IICT develops plant-based drug candidate for diabetic foot ulcers, transfers to industry
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Possible Sangam-age irrigation structure exposed on Kollidam river in Tiruchi district
Villagers stumbled upon the brick and stone structures a few days ago, and ASI team inspects and says it probably belongs to the Early Historic period
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Kerala Feeds Limited despatches free cattle feed to flood-affected dairy farmers
150 sacks of high-quality ‘Kerala Feeds Elite’ cattle feed, worth an estimated ₹2,31,000, sent to the affected regions
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Congress sets up multi-tiered poll monitoring infrastructure as SIR exercise is on
CM, PCC chief, Meenakshi Natarajan to hold zoom meeting today
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Two men arrested for impersonating T.N. Minister Aadhav Arjuna, faking to broker Cabinet berth for Vellore MLA
During the investigation, police found that in July 2026, the two accused men allegedly told that they knew the Minister and could secure a ministerial post for Vellore MLA M.M. Vinoth Kannan if ₹8 crore was paid.
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In 1998, Nasa sent a rose into space and found microgravity changed its scent
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Kerala seeks viability gap funding, faster clearances from Centre for hydro and pumped storage projects
The requests were placed before the Centre as part of the State government’s efforts to improve infrastructure in the power sector and ensure long-term energy security
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Power to demolish unauthorised homes walks hand in hand with responsibility to rehabilitate affected families, SC says
Petition seeks formulation of a uniform policy for demolition of unauthorised constructions and simultaneous rehabilitation of affected families; Bench disposes the petition with a direction to the Union and State governments to consider the issues in it
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No celebrations at Sakrebylu Elephant Camp, to be opened for visitors later this month
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Kashmiri Pandit killings: J&K Police’s special cell reopens 1990 case; searches multiple locations
Searches were carried out in Rajouri and Anantnag districts; latest raids were carried out ahead of Independence Day and reported terror threats issued against members of the minority community in Kashmir
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Cold, snowy Wyoming winter? Meteorologist questions Farmers’ Almanac forecast
A meteorologist warns against trusting summer's early winter forecasts, labeling them unreliable due to changing atmospheric conditions. Citing last year's inaccurate predictions as a cautionary tale, he emphasizes that while a strong El Niño will impact winter weather, the specifics remain unclear. For more precise predictions, he recommends waiting until mid-to-late September before making any definitive forecasts.
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Scientists warn against SpaceX, Amazon plan for millions of space data centres
Scientists express serious concerns that the introduction of numerous space data centers could lead to the formation of artificial rings around Earth. With plans from companies such as SpaceX and Blue Origin to deploy hundreds of thousands of satellites, both light pollution and the visibility of the night sky may see dramatic deterioration. The ecological implications of such widespread satellite deployment deserve urgent public attention and effective regulatory measures.
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The new arms race: 7 technologies that could decide who wins the next big war
The next major war may begin with silent cyberattacks and autonomous drone swarms. Artificial intelligence and networked systems are making weapons faster and deadlier. Hypersonic missiles and laser weapons offer new defensive and offensive capabilities. Electronic warfare and satellite capabilities are becoming increasingly critical in modern conflict. Nations are integrating diverse technologies into unified fighting machines for decisive advantage.
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