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Why do bananas have those annoying stringy fibres? The surprising reason behind the tiny white threads

Those stringy fibres are not random leftovers from the peel, nor are they a manufacturing defect. They are a natural part of the fruit's anatomy, acting as an internal transport system that helps the banana develop from a tiny flower into the sweet, creamy fruit found in kitchens around the world.
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IND vs ZIM 1st T20I: Iyer's side seek reset after Ireland and England defeats

The spotlight will once again be on teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi. Harare is the venue where the 15-year-old announced himself on the global stage with a stunning 175 off 80 balls against England in the U-19 World Cup final in Jan. His opening partner Abhishek Sharma also has happy memories here, having scored his maiden T20I hundred at the ground in 2024.
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They studied Civil Engineering at IIT Delhi but built a Rs 565 crore startup for dairy farmers. Here's how two roommates transformed India's cattle market

IIT Delhi civil engineering graduates Neetu Yadav and Kirti Jangra chose an unconventional entrepreneurial path by building Animall Technologies, a digital marketplace for cattle trading. Starting as a weekend project in 2019, the startup aimed to solve challenges faced by dairy farmers buying and selling cows and buffaloes. Today, Animall is valued at around Rs 565 crore and is helping modernise India's largely offline cattle market by connecting farmers through technology and creating a more transparent livestock ecosystem.
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CJP protest: Abhijeet Dipke alleges BJP sending 'goons' to disrupt agitation

Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke alleged outsiders are disrupting ongoing protests. He accused the BJP of sending goons to provoke violence and incite people. Dipke stated these BJP individuals are pelting stones and defaming the CJP movement. Supporters are preparing for a march at Jantar Mantar while security has been tightened. The BJP has not yet responded to these serious allegations made by Dipke.
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India vs Zimbabwe 1st T20I: Shreyas Iyer's side seek reset after Ireland and England defeats

The spotlight will once again be on teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi. Harare is the venue where the 15-year-old announced himself on the global stage with a stunning 175 off 80 balls against England in the U-19 World Cup final in Jan. His opening partner Abhishek Sharma also has happy memories here, having scored his maiden T20I hundred at the ground in 2024.
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4 WWE Superstars who will make their SummerSlam debut this year including Oba Femi and more

SummerSlam 2026 will feature four WWE superstars making their debut. Royce Keys joins LA Knight and Solo Sikoa against The Bloodline members. Nick Aldis faces Gunther after constant attacks pushed him to compete. Danhausen will challenge Dirty Dominik Mysterio in a singles match. Oba Femi collides with Brock Lesnar inside Hell in a Cell.
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Elon Musk open to back 'historically accurate' 'The Odyssey' with Mel Gibson amid Christopher Nolan's record-breaking box office run

Elon Musk announced his AI tool Grok Imagine will create a historically accurate film. This new movie of 'The Odyssey' is planned for release by the end of 2026. Musk had previously criticized the casting of Lupita Nyong'o as Helen of Troy. He called the decision an insult to Homer's original description of the character. The film stars Matt Damon and an ensemble cast in various roles.
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DU UG admissions 2026: Over 63,700 seats filled in CSAS Round I, Round II begins on July 25

The University of Delhi has completed the first round of undergraduate admissions under CSAS 2026, filling 63,756 seats. While over 15,000 students accepted their allotted seats, more than 48,000 opted for an upgrade. The second allocation round will begin on July 25, with the 2026–27 academic session scheduled to commence on July 28.
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US House approves $95 billion Iran war budget, sends Trump-backed plan to Senate

US House approves $95 billion Iran war budget, sends Trump-backed plan to Senate
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More pulp, less tax: Govt panel hits the sweet spot with 'aam' proposal to help Totapuri farmers

The government proposes a 5% GST rate for mango drinks with 22-25% real pulp. This move aims to revive Totapuri mango pulp demand and improve beverage quality. An expert committee studied Totapuri price declines and suggested solutions for farmers. Recommendations include price stabilization committees and orchard rejuvenation techniques. The government will consult ministries to finalize standards and the tax structure.
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Why do babies smile in their sleep? Experts say those adorable grins may have less to do with dreams than parents think

Interestingly, newborns often display sleep smiles even before they come into the world, as a part of the development of their nervous systems. These smiles, primarily reflexive rather than emotional, typically appear during periods of active sleep when the brain is buzzing with activity. Intentional social smiles evolve later, around six to eight weeks, becoming a delightful part of early infancy.
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'Put your own house in order': India slams Pakistan over crossborder terror at UN

India strongly criticized Pakistan's continued use of crossborder terrorism as a state policy. Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish stated Jammu and Kashmir is an inalienable part of India. He highlighted Pakistan's illegal occupation as the sole unresolved issue concerning the region. Crossborder terrorism has eroded the trust needed for bilateral cooperation, India noted. Pakistan should focus on its domestic challenges instead of targeting India.
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FBI nabs Indian national Harmanveer Singh over Canada-based gang's drug trafficking racket

An Indian national, Harmanveer Singh, was arrested in California for alleged drug trafficking. He is linked to a Canada-based organized crime group led by Ravinder Dhanda. This arrest is part of a larger international law enforcement operation targeting crime syndicates. Authorities charged thirty-seven individuals under "Operation Hard Ball" across multiple countries. Another Indian national, Nitish Kaushal, was also arrested while attempting to cross into Canada.
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"Don't Spend Rs 20 Lakh To Impress Relatives": Bengaluru CA Urges Couples To Rethink Lavish Weddings

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