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For decades, almost anyone with enough money could attempt Mount Everest; now Nepal wants climbers to prove themselves first

Nepal has introduced new rules for climbing Mount Everest. Aspiring climbers must now summit a 7,000-meter peak first. This aims to reduce overcrowding and improve climber safety on the mountain. Experienced mountaineers support these new regulations for better preparation. Indian climbers will need to plan multi-year expeditions for their Everest dreams.
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Quote of the Day by Marcus Aurelius, the Roman emperor who inspired Gladiator: "You have power over your mind, not outside events..."

Quote of the Day by Marcus Aurelius, the Roman emperor who inspired Gladiator: "You have power over your mind, not outside events..."
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'La Nuit ravagee': Jacques Audiard to work on film adaptation of Jean-Baptiste Del Amo's horror novel

Acclaimed director Jacques Audiard is set to helm a chilling French-language original horror film, adapting the haunting novel 'La Nuit ravagee' by Jean-Baptiste Del Amo. The narrative explores a group of teenagers who venture into a sinister, deserted house that reflects their deepest fears and desires, transforming them into nightmarish versions of themselves. This marks Audiard's thrilling debut in the horror genre, following his work on 'Emilia Perez'.
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'Unacceptable': Class 8 students unable to spell even their father's name, struggle with simple addition

Congress MLA Mamman Khan discovered students struggling with basic reading and arithmetic skills. He observed significant learning gaps in middle and senior classes at the Nuh school. Notebooks were often blank or lacked teacher corrections, indicating teaching and monitoring issues. The MLA also noted attendance discrepancies between registers and online records. Khan urged for surprise inspections and improved learning outcome monitoring.
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'Who approved pellet guns?' Rahul Gandhi writes Amit Shah over 'barbaric assault' on students

"Peaceful protest is crucial to any democracy. It is the government's responsibility to protect protestors and resolve their grievances through dialogue. Such brutal violence destroys every norm, and has outraged the country. Youth and students, the future of our country, are demanding answers and accountability. Their voice will be heard," he further wrote.
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Trapped in driver's seat, pulled out late: How Delhi drain claimed US student's life

Yashvendra Singh, a 20-year-old business student, died tragically after returning home from the US. His family and friends allege systemic negligence led to his untimely demise. Locals rescued his accompanying friend from the drain after the accident occurred. Singh was a promising national-level basketball player with a bright future ahead. His grieving family now seeks answers regarding the circumstances of his death.
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'Who approved pellet guns?' Rahul writes to Shah over 'barbaric' assault on students

"Peaceful protest is crucial to any democracy. It is the government's responsibility to protect protestors and resolve their grievances through dialogue. Such brutal violence destroys every norm, and has outraged the country. Youth and students, the future of our country, are demanding answers and accountability. Their voice will be heard," he further wrote.
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Mark Cuban predicts AI job simulators will replace traditional onboarding

Tech billionaire Mark Cuban foresees AI transforming workplace training methods. He believes immersive job simulators will soon replace traditional employee onboarding processes. Companies will leverage top experts to build these advanced simulated environments. This shift will prepare new hires for diverse scenarios and enhance their skills. Onboarding will acquire an entirely new meaning in this evolving landscape.
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Pradhan offered to quit on first day of student protest? BJP leader's big claim

MP minister Vijayvargiya, speaking to news agency PTI in Indore on Saturday, said Pradhan had informed the BJP leadership that he was willing to resign if the party believed it was necessary. "On the first day, as soon as the student agitation began, Pradhan had told the BJP president that if he felt it was necessary, he was ready to resign as education minister," Vijayvargiya said.
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Ex-Tamil Nadu CM Karunanidhi's granddaughter booked for slapping SBI manager

Adyar police registered a case against Kayalvizhi Alagiri for assaulting a bank manager. The incident occurred after an argument regarding a malfunctioning lift in her commercial building. CCTV footage captured Kayalvizhi Alagiri slapping the State Bank of India manager. The bank's chief manager lodged a complaint with the local police authorities. Further investigations are currently underway regarding the alleged assault.
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'What's his mistake?': Ex-India star wants India to make one big change

Former India batter Aakash Chopra said India should continue backing Abhishek Sharma despite his poor scores in the first two matches. Instead, he suggested giving Ishan Kishan a break and bringing Prabhsimran into the playing XI. Abhished scored 1 run in the first T20I and then fell for 8 in the second T20I.
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OnePlus N6x Roundup: Launch Date, Expected Price and Specifications

OnePlus N6x will be launched in India on July 31 at 12 pm IST, the company recently announced. The company has also confirmed that the OnePlus N6x will be available for purchase in India via Amazon and the OnePlus India online store. Additionally, the handset will be offered in two distinct colour options, dubbed Burgundy Red and Ice Blue. The OnePlus N6x will be equipped with a 7,000mAh battery. It is confirmed to feature a single rear camera system, which will be placed inside a pill-shaped camera island.
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Who Is Anahat Singh? Meet The Gen Z Prodigy Who Scripted History For India In Squash

Anahat Singh became the first Indian to win the World Junior Squash Championships, defeating Egypt's Ruqayya Salem 3-0 in the girls singles final in Canada.
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