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2020 Delhi riots: Court reserves order against Tahir Hussain, 4 others for July 31 in IB officer’s murder case

In a Delhi court, the sentencing for Tahir Hussain and four others found guilty of involvement in the 2020 riots has been postponed. The prosecution is pressing for the death penalty, emphasizing the horrific nature of Ankit Sharma's murder. Meanwhile, defense attorneys countered this request by noting that some accused were acquitted, presenting Tahir Hussain's family obligations as mitigating factors.
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Patliputra University holds grievance redressal camp

Patliputra University holds grievance redressal camp
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Tej Pratap moves Patna court for bail in Bihar bandh violence case

Tej Pratap moves Patna court for bail in Bihar bandh violence case
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Rain triggers waterlogging in Kendrapada, Jagatsinghpur

Rain triggers waterlogging in Kendrapada, Jagatsinghpur
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Unhappy with $7 billion collateral bill that electricity company in the state called America's Dairyland has sent, Oracle goes to court; says: Rule risks ...

Oracle challenges Wisconsin regulators over a massive collateral requirement for its new AI data center. The company faces significant annual costs due to strict credit rules for utility We Energies. Regulators aim to prevent local customers from subsidizing large tech infrastructure projects. This dispute highlights growing concerns over tech companies' financial commitments and infrastructure costs. Many states are now implementing similar regulations for major technology firms.
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Evening news wrap: CJP warns of another protest; SC slams police action against students during NEET protest


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'MPs sleeping, need wake-up call': Delhi transport bodies plan Parliament march on August 4 against E20 fuel

Delhi transport groups will march to Parliament on August 4. They demand the withdrawal of ethanol-blended petrol from the market. Concerns about vehicle problems and mileage reduction are being raised. The government defends the E20 fuel program as safe and beneficial. This protest aims to highlight issues with the mandated fuel blend.
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'Will protest again': CJP slams police action in Bihar, Bengal; launches site to report brutality


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Lonely whooping crane that refused to mate helped save one of the world’s rarest birds


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UK's largest girls' organisation Girlguiding unveils first uniform redesign since 1990 — focused on ‘self-expression and confidence’


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The Great Pyramid was not built by slaves, but by paid workers who drank beer and ate meat.

Modern archaeology says that pyramid builders were not slaves but a respected workforce. These workers lived in a dedicated town and received good food and medical care. Their diet included meat, bread, and beer, ensuring strength for their labor. Burial in tombs near the pyramids honoured their significant contribution to ancient Egypt.
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'No other...': Parents of Indian medical student Vaibhav Duggal who died by suicide seek $30 million from Texas Tech University


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Researchers made flying harder for Alaskan Seabirds; only 67% returned, survivors bred better

Researchers clipped a few wing and tail feathers of wild black-legged kittiwakes in Alaska to make flying more energy-intensive and tracked them for several years. The birds struggled to raise chicks during that breeding season, and fewer survived to return the next year. However, those that did return migrated farther and were more likely to breed successfully, showing how energy spent in one season can affect the next.
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In 1992, Hurricane Andrew may have helped giant Burmese pythons spread across Florida's Everglades, creating one of America's worst invasive species crises


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Canadian TikToker with early-onset Alzheimer's ends her life through assisted dying


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