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PETA appeals to CM for horse carriage ban

PETA appeals to CM for horse carriage ban
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One family’s journey to reach Mumbai airport proves unending, unsuccessful amid heavy rain and highway gridlock

One family’s journey to reach Mumbai airport proves unending, unsuccessful amid heavy rain and highway gridlock
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Kerala high-speed rail can carry 2.28 lakh riders a day, says DMRC

Kerala high-speed rail can carry 2.28 lakh riders a day, says DMRC
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Cops to ensure safe passage for Kumartuli clay trucks

Cops to ensure safe passage for Kumartuli clay trucks
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Centre appoints new chiefs for BPR&D, NCRB and SVPNPA

Centre appoints new chiefs for BPR&D, NCRB and SVPNPA
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Quote of the day by Michael Faraday: "I was at first almost frightened when I saw…"

Quote of the day by Michael Faraday: "I was at first almost frightened when I saw…"
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Bad roads in added areas: KP notice for KMC, PWD

Bad roads in added areas: KP notice for KMC, PWD
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Two arrested for murder of Chandwad youth over suspected affair

Two arrested for murder of Chandwad youth over suspected affair
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Two accused in Nashik TCS sexual assault & hurting religious sentiments case get bail

Two accused in Nashik TCS sexual assault & hurting religious sentiments case get bail
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Call of Duty Black Ops 6 to become a standalone game on July 7: What it means for users

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will become a standalone game on July 7. Players will launch it directly instead of through the Call of Duty HQ app. This change requires players to redownload the game as a separate installation. Legacy content within the main Call of Duty install will be removed. This move aims to simplify game management and reduce storage usage.
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El Nino's heat test: India may face world's biggest energy system impact

India faces significant energy system impact from El Nino's arrival. Renewable electricity generation may decrease while cooling demand rises. This could create an electricity generation gap of nearly eighteen terawatt-hours. Increased coal-fired power generation is the most likely outcome. Expanding solar power and battery storage is critical for grid resilience.
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AIADMK leader KBS Raja, cousin of EPS, quits party

AIADMK leader K B S Raja resigned from the party on Monday. He is a cousin of party chief Edappadi K Palaniswami. Raja claimed he worked for the party for thirty years. He was denied an Assembly election ticket on two occasions. Raja did not announce his future political plans.
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Life lesson from proverb of the day: "One does not change a winning team" -- French wisdom teaches us why change is not always the answer


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Cuba's national grid completely collapses, nearly 10 million in darkness

Cuba's national power grid collapsed, leaving ten million people without electricity. This nationwide blackout deepened the island's ongoing energy crisis. Ageing infrastructure and fuel shortages have caused frequent power outages for months. US sanctions are blamed by the government for limiting fuel imports. The situation has worsened amid a prolonged economic crisis on the island.
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'Was alive when thrown into pond': Bengal girl's autopsy reveals bite marks across body

A horrific crime has emerged in West Bengal's Baruipur, where an 11-year-old girl, allegedly raped and murdered, was found to have been thrown into a pond alive. Preliminary post-mortem reports indicate severe injuries and water in her lungs, suggesting drowning as a cause of death following head trauma. Police are analyzing CCTV footage and have arrested a prime suspect, with investigations ongoing.
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