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Once unwanted, Bangladesh warn Australia after greatest win in history

Once unwanted, Bangladesh warn Australia after greatest win in history
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1st Test Day 2: Tea called as India lose three quick wickets

1st Test Day 2: Tea called as India lose three quick wickets
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Belgium High Fens wildfire forces evacuations as blaze spreads

Belgium High Fens wildfire forces evacuations as blaze spreads
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Chris Minns picks India for first overseas trip to deepen NSW ties

Chris Minns picks India for first overseas trip to deepen NSW ties
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KFC outlet sealed in Mangaluru after customer complains of stale chicken

KFC outlet sealed in Mangaluru after customer complains of stale chicken
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How to remove Rahu's negative energy according to your birth date

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The Times of IndiaAstrology

Rare Australian plant missing since 1967 found alive in Queensland

In an extraordinary turn of events, the elusive Australian shrub Ptilotus senarius has emerged from the shadows of extinction in Queensland. Thanks to the keen eye of horticulturalist Aaron Bean, whose photographs on iNaturalist led to its identification by botanist Anthony R. Bean, this rare species emphasises the significant influence of citizen science in uncovering lost flora.
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The Times of IndiaScience

Texas researchers turn biomass into a machine that makes water from air

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have engineered hydrogels derived from natural resources designed to absorb moisture from the atmosphere. These advanced sorbents can capture water vapour even in arid environments. By applying gentle heat, the collected water can be released, creating a highly energy-efficient process. This innovative technology paves the way for sustainable drinking water production from air, potentially benefiting remote communities with portable water collectors.
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The Times of IndiaScience

'Toxic' Vulgarity Debate: Yash says he hasn’t even kissed

Actor Yash openly addressed the scrutinies surrounding intimate sequences in 'Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups'. He reassured fans that the film respects boundaries and avoids crossing into vulgarity. Comments from Rashmika Mandanna, who dubbed him 'Mr Showoff,' were also discussed; Yash emphasized that such opinions shouldn't dictate how he sees himself. As the release date approaches, anticipation for 'Toxic' builds within the audience.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Anurag on why Bollywood bends to power and South doesn't

Anurag Kashyap says Bollywood bends to power while South cinema doesn't, since the latter isn't dependent on Hindi audiences. He believes the first compromise opens doors that can't be shut, and industry insiders, though aware and ashamed, feel powerless to resist. His last film, 'Bandar,' earned praise but underperformed commercially.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Yash reacts to Allu Aravind’s ‘Who was Yash before 'KGF'?’ remark

Rocking Star Yash addressed Allu Aravind's past remarks about his fame before KGF. He acknowledged a successful film can boost an actor's career significantly. Yash emphasized that cinema is a collective effort involving many dedicated individuals. He stated that audiences are discerning and recognize true talent and hard work. The actor is now preparing for his upcoming film Toxic, slated for release.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Mississippi’s termite swarms are here: A single treatment can cost up to $1,750

Termite swarms in Mississippi signal developing colonies that require prompt homeowner attention and professional inspection. Eastern subterranean termites swarm from winter into early summer, while Formosan termites appear later. Spotting swarmers indoors strongly indicates an active infestation needing immediate professional treatment. Preventive measures and early intervention significantly reduce costly structural damage from termites. Homeowners should recognize signs and consult licensed professionals for effective termite control.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

Hawaiʻi’s eucalyptus forests could help build the islands’ future

Hawaii's heavy reliance on imported building lumber may soon change, thanks to promising research into local eucalyptus. Scientists are evaluating the strength and durability of this homegrown resource to establish engineering design values necessary for structural uses. By successfully validating these traits, this initiative aims to lessen dependence on foreign materials and invigorate local industries, ensuring that communities' construction needs are met sustainably.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

A 13-year-old crawled into a Tennessee cave and found a hidden lake

In 1905, a 13-year-old boy stumbled upon America's largest underground lake in Craighead Caverns, Tennessee. This expansive chamber, referred to as the Lost Sea, showcases traces of Indigenous habitation and mining activities from the Civil War. Nowadays, visitors have the opportunity to navigate the vast cavern and embark on a captivating boat ride over the hidden waters. The total size of this geological marvel continues to spark intrigue and investigation.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

She came to Michigan with $7 and founded a thriving island community

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