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Redeployment of staff nurses continues amid growing objections

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Parliament Monsoon Session Day 8 LIVE: Lok Sabha adjourned till 12 p.m. amid protests

Rajya Sabha proceedings continue with protests and sloganeering in the background, with the Opposition demanding discussion on police brutality during the Jantar Mantar protests
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CWG 2026: Harjinder's record lifts, Gulveer's historic run add silver sheen to India's campaign

Gulveer Singh scripted history by clinching a sensational silver medal in the men's 10,000m, becoming the first Indian ever to finish on the podium in the event at the Commonwealth Games
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Tariffs, conflicts demand policy rethink: C. Rangarajan

The former RBI Governor was delivering a special lecture commemorating the 35th anniversary of India’s New Economic Policy, organised by the PG and Research Department of Economics, Stella Maris College
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Nvidia in talks with OpenAI to guarantee $250 billion financing for data centre: Report

OpenAI, which has been in advanced ‌talks for several weeks to lease the site, is among the companies showing the ⁠strongest interest in the project, per the report
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West Asia war LIVE: U.S., Saudi forces strike Iran-backed groups in Iraq

Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi ordered security agencies to investigate after the Saudis alleged a similar attack on Monday.
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How did memory chipmaker CXMT become China’s most valuable stock? | Explained

ChangXin Memory Technologies’ explosive market debut has drawn intense scrutiny in Washington; investors are betting that China can successfully build a domestic semiconductor industry capable of powering advanced AI without depending on the West
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Chennai-based Anicut Capital to invest in 20 startups with ₹175-crore fund

This fund is set to focus on Pre-e to Series A investments across deep-tech, enterprise-tech, consumer, and financial services startups
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India urges de-escalation as Hormuz attacks threaten trade and seafarers

India urges de-escalation as Hormuz attacks threaten trade and seafarers
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Hope farmers, students corner govt from all sides: CJP after meeting Rakesh Tikait

Hope farmers students corner govt from all sides CJP after meeting Rakesh Tikait
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The 'Clicky Ponting' scandal that has left the cricket world stunned

The Clicky Ponting scandal that has left the cricket world stunned
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Aanand L Rai reveals why he chose not to be part of 'Tumbbad 2'

Filmmaker Aanand L Rai has shared his artistic reasoning for stepping away from the Tumbbad sequel, declaring that the original tale concluded in a rich and satisfying way. He recently celebrated winning a National Award for his documentary Statue Of Unity, emphasizing that audience appreciation takes precedence over accolades. Looking ahead, Rai aims to embark on his next directorial project, targeting a release in late 2027 or 2028.
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Michael B. Jordan praises David Jonsson as MCU's Black Panther

In an enthusiastic endorsement, Michael B. Jordan has voiced his full support for David Jonsson as the next Black Panther. Letitia Wright also shared her excitement and personal tie to Jonsson's role. Grateful for this honor, Jonsson prepares to step into the shoes of T'Challa II, the son of the iconic superhero, with the film set for a December 2028 release, heralding a new era in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Assam Man Runs Rescue Home: villager turns house into wildlife centre; builds legs for storks

For over thirty-three years, Bharat Borah has dedicated his life to caring for injured wildlife in Tepsalibam village, Assam. His home acts as an unofficial sanctuary, where he has nursed many birds back to health, including rare hornbills. In a remarkable effort, he crafts artificial legs for handicapped storks. Supported by his family and enthusiastic young volunteers, Borah exemplifies unwavering compassion for animals in need.
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Year Without A Summer? In 1816, a volcano in Indonesia cooled the planet!

In 1815, Mount Tambora erupted with a fury that rippled around the globe, wreaking havoc on weather patterns and agriculture. Europe was hit by freezing temperatures and relentless rains, leading to devastating crop losses, while Asia suffered similarly. The aftermath sparked not only a wave of migration due to famine but also a surge in creativity, giving birth to remarkable new art forms and inventions.
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