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Marriage brings discipline, reality of live-in relationships can be seen across world: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat
Gen Z is imitative, emotional and does not think with a calm mind, says Mohan Bhagwat
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Canada clarifies work permit rules for international students after rejections
Canada's immigration authority has clarified international student work rules. Unauthorized work can lead to serious consequences and future permit refusals. Portage College advised protesting Indian students to seek legal counsel. Students must retain all important documents for future applications. The college is seeking further clarification on this ongoing issue.
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Three missing girls traced in Chhattisgarh after week-long search by Hyderabad Police
The girls told the police that they had left home voluntarily after being scolded by their parents. The trio left home in Hyderabad at 1.47 a.m.
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Plea against Internet shutdown around Jantar Mantar withdrawn from Delhi High Court
In its petition, Software Freedom Law Centre, India, sought quashing of orders issued by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs on July 17, 20, 22 and 23 to shut down mobile Internet services in parts of central Delhi.
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Delhi protest crackdown: SC says right to peaceful protest constitutionally protected, mulls framing guidelines
The Supreme Court said it will hear on Tuesday (July 28, 2026) multiple petitions concerning the nationwide protests over examination paper leaks, including those alleging police excesses during the July 20 Parliament march led by the Cockroach Janta Party
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Supreme Court junks review plea against verdict on loss of Scheduled Caste status upon religious conversion
"Application seeking oral hearing of the review petition is rejected. We have gone through the review petition and perused the judgment dated March 24, 2026, which has been sought to be reviewed. There is no error apparent on the record. The Review Petition is, accordingly, dismissed," says Supreme Court
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Libbie Mugrabi’s Hamptons mansion heads to auction after price cuts
Socialite Libbie Mugrabi's luxury Bridgehampton mansion is set to be sold in a rare court-ordered public auction after repeated attempts to sell the property privately failed. The auction follows a legal dispute over an unpaid $3.5 million loan secured against the estate. The property, originally listed for $25 million and later reduced to $19 million, will open for bidding at $11 million on August 28.
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Why have three Assam districts borne the brunt of floods | Explained
Much of Assam has learnt to live with floods, an annual phenomenon, but historically near-untouched Charaideo, Jorhat, and Sivasagar were least expected to become a waterworld
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From Tamil Nadu to Jantar Mantar: 5 student movements that changed India's politics
Student movements have repeatedly shaped India’s political and educational landscape, often extending their influence far beyond university campuses. This article examines five landmark agitations—from the 1965 Anti-Hindi Agitation and the 1974 Nav Nirman and Bihar movements to the Assam Agitation, Anti-Mandal protests and the 2026 Jantar Mantar education protests. Together, these movements highlight how student activism has driven debates on language, governance, reservations, examinations and democratic participation across generations.
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Tree-climbing predator from 30 million years ago became earliest true cat
Proailurus, a fascinating feline from 30 million years ago, is recognized as the earliest true cat. This agile tree climber weighed between seven to ten kilograms, akin to a sizable domestic cat. Over eons, it gave rise to various feline species, each adapted to their unique habitats. Today, the essence of Proailurus echoes in the characteristics and behaviors of every domestic and wild cat around the world.
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'Pradhan Zindabad': Ex-education minister gets rousing welcome in Parliament
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Four years after a migrant’s death in Kerala, a family in Odisha still bears the burden
A delayed legal battle, mounting poverty and a childhood cut short underscore the hidden cost of migrant worker deaths
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Angelina Jolie, Robert De Niro & other Hollywood stars hit by cyberattack
Personal contact details of numerous Hollywood stars were exposed online. This significant data leak affected many prominent figures associated with the festival. The breach included marketing materials and contact lists dating from 2019 to 2026. Cybersecurity experts believe human error caused this widespread accessibility of private information. The festival chiefs were contacted, and the data was subsequently removed from public view.
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Maharashtra scraps mandatory one-year SRS bond for MBBS students
A Government Resolution (GR) dated July 23 stated that the one-year bond was introduced to enable MBBS graduates to repay society through their service in return for receiving subsidised medical education
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Chennai Corporation set to launch Intelligent Transport System in August
The project aims to enhance traffic management, improve road safety, and provide better public transport services; it is being implemented at a cost of ₹530 cr., with financial assistance from JICA
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Govt introduces Bill in Lok Sabha for stricter measures to check paper leaks
The Bill proposes to set up fast-track courts in every State for speedy trials of accused and enhances punishment
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CRPF to conduct 'professional post-event assessment' of RAF action at student protests
The CRPF will conduct a professional post-event assessment of RAF actions. This review follows the conclusion of student protests and dispersal of demonstrators. Opposition MPs have raised concerns over alleged police brutality against students. Reports suggest AK-47 rifles were used against protesters in Bihar. The Union Education Minister has resigned amid sustained student demonstrations.
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'Rajghat, then back to mountains': Sonam Wangchuk discharged from Medanta Hospital
Sonam Wangchuk has been discharged from Medanta Hospital after his hunger strike. He will now visit Rajghat to honour Mahatma Gandhi before returning home. Wangchuk led a 26-day hunger strike demanding the education minister's resignation. The protest concluded after successful talks between the CJP and the Centre. Dharmendra Pradhan later resigned, and Pralhad Joshi was appointed as the new minister.
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The invisible tax of owning gadgets: Why your devices actually end up costing more
The initial price of new gadgets is only the beginning of the actual cost. Consumers now face steady recurring expenses for subscriptions and services. This shift means hardware is an entry point into broader ecosystems. Artificial intelligence is accelerating this trend, increasing subscription needs. Smart purchasing decisions will focus on long-term ecosystem costs, not just initial prices.
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