Apurva Mukhija says she felt suicidal after Samay Raina's 'India's Got Latent' controversy
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George Kittle talks about attending Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce wedding
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How to protect wooden furniture from moisture damage during the monsoon
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CJP protest: RAF probes excessive force, pellet gun charges in July 20 crackdown
The Rapid Action Force is verifying its personnel's actions during recent student protests. Allegations of excessive force and pellet gun use are being examined by officials. The Central Reserve Police Force is overseeing this internal review process. Videos showing clashes and alleged attacks on personnel are under scrutiny. This verification follows student demands for the education minister's resignation.
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'Anna part 2': Congress MP accuses Wangchuk of striking a deal with govt; BJP hits back
Congress MP Imran Masood accused activist Sonam Wangchuk of striking a deal with the government. He compared Wangchuk to Anna Hazare, suggesting future silence from the activist. The Bharatiya Janata Party criticized Congress for stooping low and insulting the climate activist. Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike after negotiations with Union ministers. Meanwhile, the Cockroach Janata Party continues protests demanding a minister's resignation.
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India name Chess Olympiad squads as Gukesh, Pragg, Vaishali lead title defence
Team India has announced formidable squads for the upcoming FIDE Chess Olympiad. Defending champions aim to retain both open and women's team titles. Prominent players like Gukesh and Praggnanandhaa will lead the men's team. Vaishali, a recent Women's Candidates winner, spearheads the women's lineup. Viswanathan Anand now serves as the interim FIDE president.
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1,800-year-old Roman camp linked to Marcus Aurelius found in Slovakia
Archaeologists have discovered an approximately 1,800-year-old Roman military camp in southwestern Slovakia that may have been used by Emperor Marcus Aurelius' army during the Marcomannic Wars. The site contains skeletons believed to be Roman soldiers buried in shallow graves, ditches and wells, along with weapons, armour, coins and military sandals. Researchers say the rare discovery could provide new insights into Roman military campaigns, although years of scientific analysis are needed to answer key questions about the soldiers' deaths and the camp's abandonment.
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Students’ stir rocks Bihar assembly on final day of monsoon session
Students’ stir rocks Bihar assembly on final day of monsoon session
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105 million sq ft and counting: GCCs drive 37% of India's office leasing since 2022
Global capability centres are significantly reshaping India's office market. Foreign companies leased nearly 105 million sq ft of premium office space since 2022. This leasing activity represents a substantial portion of overall office transactions nationwide. India's appeal as a destination for these centres continues to grow. Future demand for office space is expected to remain strong due to GCC expansion.
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Crissy Froyd exposes USA TODAY's hypocrisy: Fired for a Dianna Russini post while Nancy Armour's Caitlin Clark column stayed untouched
Crissy Froyd, fired by USA TODAY after tweeting criticism of Dianna Russini, is now publicly calling out her former employer over what she sees as a glaring double standard. While Froyd lost her contractor role over a social media post, columnist Nancy Armour faced no termination after publishing a controversial Caitlin Clark piece that referenced Emmett Till and linked Clark's fanbase to white nationalism. USA TODAY stood by Armour, citing her opinion column label -- a distinction Froyd finds hard to overlook, and one much of sports media is now questioning too.
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99% pass as PPU releases LLM results
99% pass as PPU releases LLM results
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Ramgarh teacher’s birding initiative draws students away from screens, closer to nature
Ramgarh teacher’s birding initiative draws students away from screens, closer to nature
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Evening news wrap: Cabinet clears tougher anti-paper leak Bill; 13 feared dead in Himachal landslide
Evening news wrap: Cabinet clears tougher anti-paper leak Bill; 13 feared dead in Himachal landslide
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In 2024, a Chinese solar cell smashed an efficiency limit physicists once called unbeatable, turning 34.6% of sunlight into power by stacking a new crystal on silicon
Chinese solar maker Longi has certified a new solar cell prototype. This advanced cell reached an efficiency of 34.6 percent. It surpasses the theoretical limit for single-junction silicon cells. The new design stacks perovskite on silicon to capture more light. Commercial-sized panels show lower but still improved efficiency figures.
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Dibrugarh eases curbs on heavy vehicles within city
Dibrugarh eases curbs on heavy vehicles within city
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