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Under Gambhir's watchful eye, Sooryavanshi unleashes fiery shots - Watch

Fifteen-year-old batting prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has trained with the senior Indian cricket team ahead of their T20I series against Ireland. Spotted practicing attacking shots under coach Gautam Gambhir, Sooryavanshi could become India's youngest international debutant, potentially breaking Sachin Tendulkar's long-standing record. His inclusion presents a selection dilemma for the team management, balancing a winning combination with the excitement surrounding the young star.
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'Influential people' spared: Shankaracharya targets Ram Temple probe, calls BJP's Hindutva 'fake'

Swami Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati has questioned the FIR in the Ram Temple donation embezzlement case, alleging it targets only lower-level employees while sparing those responsible for larger wrongdoing. He criticized the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust's functioning, claiming it disregarded religious traditions and was politically influenced. The seer also accused the BJP of having "fake" Hindutva, urging voters to support candidates committed to Sanatan Dharma.
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Amid India-US trade deal talks, Trump admin’s fresh warning to world: ‘Old tariffs may return’

The latest statements by Bessent indicate that the Donald Trump administration is looking at alternative ways to impose tariffs on its trading partners since the US Supreme Court has ruled reciprocal tariffs as illegal.
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Apple CEO may have just confirmed what Americans fear most about AI datacenters

Apple has raised prices on Macs and iPads by 15% to 25%, blaming a surge in memory and storage chip costs driven by the AI data-center boom. CEO Tim Cook told The Wall Street Journal the increases were "unavoidable," calling the component price spike "a hundred-year flood." DRAM and NAND prices have quadrupled in a year. iPhone prices are unchanged for now, but Apple hinted more hikes are coming.
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The Siachen battle Pakistan thought it can't lose: At 21,500 feet, how India captured Bana Post

In 1987, India secured the Siachen heights, leading to a fierce battle for Quaid Post. Operation Rajiv saw Indian soldiers, under immense hardship and enemy fire, capture the strategically vital post. This victory, marked by extraordinary bravery and sacrifice, solidified India's control over the world's highest battlefield, a testament to the resilience of its soldiers against impossible odds.
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What is a 'doublet' earthquake? The science behind Venezuela’s strongest quake in over a century

What is a 'doublet' earthquake? The science behind Venezuela’s strongest quake in over a century
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Champat Rai steps down: Former chemistry professor who became ‘record-keeper of Ram Lalla’

Champat Rai, a key player in the Ram temple initiative and general secretary of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust, has stepped down following allegations of misappropriating donations. With extensive insights into Ayodhya and a track record of chronicling the movement, his exit comes after an FIR and subsequent arrests tied to the suspected misappropriation. This situation has ignited a wave of political discourse.
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Operation Amistad: India deploys two C17s to quake-hit Venezuela with medical supplies, relief material

India has launched 'Operation Amistad' to aid earthquake-stricken Venezuela, dispatching two Indian Air Force (IAF) C-17 aircraft. These planes carry a 41-member Army field hospital unit and over 35 tonnes of vital relief supplies, including medicines and advanced medical equipment like BHISHM Cubes. This humanitarian mission underscores India's commitment to supporting Venezuela during its challenging post-earthquake recovery efforts.
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Microsoft increases Xbox prices globally; console, accessories and games become costlier

Microsoft increases Xbox prices globally; console, accessories and games become costlier
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Cougar vs Jaguar: Comparing two of America’s most powerful apex predators

Cougar vs Jaguar: Comparing two of America’s most powerful apex predators
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Anupam Kher asks fans to explain Gen Z slang ‘Vibe’: ‘What does it actually mean?’

Anupam Kher humorously took to Instagram to question the trending Gen Z slang 'vibe', confessing it wasn't a term from his generation. He shared a series of images for fans to discern the 'vibe' portrayed, hinting that it's more about feeling than definition. Kher, known for his engaging online presence, also recently celebrated filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt's impactful role in his life and career.
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Japanese PM Takaichi to undertake first official visit to India to take part in 16th India-Japan Annual Summit

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Friday confirmed the visit of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to India as part of her three-day official visit to the country, noting that during her visit, the Japanese PM will take part in the 16th India-Japan Annual Summit.
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Saudi doctor jailed for life for ramming car into German Christmas market killing 6

Saudi doctor jailed for life for ramming car into German Christmas market killing 6
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ICSSR Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026 applications underway, registration closes July 21

The Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) has started accepting online applications for its Postdoctoral Fellowship Scheme 2026–2027. Registration opened on June 22, 2026, and will close on July 21, 2026. Eligible Indian scholars with a PhD can apply through the ICSSR website. The two-year full-time fellowship offers a monthly stipend of Rs.31,000, an annual contingency grant, and requires fellows to publish two peer-reviewed research papers and submit a final report.
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Sanjay Gupta criticises AI in filmmaking; says productions are choosing cheap shortcuts over creativity

Filmmaker Sanjay Gupta has expressed strong reservations about artificial intelligence's burgeoning role in cinema, labeling its current application a "shortcut" rather than a genuine creative enhancement. He argues that AI is being used for cost-cutting convenience, leading to idle VFX teams and a decline in traditional filmmaking dedication. Gupta contrasts this with the conviction shown by directors like Aditya Dhar, emphasizing that true filmmaking demands commitment, not mere expediency.
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