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In 1831, the Himalayan cedar reached British gardens: The sacred tree soon became a prized ornamental around the world

The deodar cedar, revered in the Himalayas for millennia, arrived in Britain in 1831. Victorian gardeners embraced its elegance, making it a fashionable ornamental tree. However, its valuable wood was extensively harvested for colonial infrastructure projects. Foresters warned of unsustainable exploitation, highlighting a modern concern for nature. Today, the deodar's ecological importance and cultural heritage require responsible protection.
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IBPS Clerk recruitment 2026 registration begins tomorrow at ibps.in; check eligibility, exam dates and how to apply

IBPS Clerk recruitment registration begins August 1 and concludes August 21, 2026. Candidates can apply online for Customer Service Associate positions through the official website. The preliminary examination is scheduled for October 10 and 11, 2026. Final selection for these posts will be based on the main examination results. No interview process is included for the Customer Service Associate recruitment.
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Female mammals usually outlive males, but a 27-year study found the pattern was reversed among dozens of North American bird species

A comprehensive study spanning twenty-seven years has revealed that female birds face lower survival rates compared to their male counterparts. This trend has been observed in thirty-five distinct bird species throughout North America. The challenges posed by migration and reproduction seem to disproportionately affect females. Furthermore, genetic factors related to sex chromosomes may play a role in this issue.
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Three of a family killed in Udaipur Highway crash

Three of a family killed in Udaipur Highway crash
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US senators send an open letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook; say: We urge Apple to abandon any effort to...

A bipartisan group of US senators led by Chuck Schumer and Jim Banks has written to Apple CEO Tim Cook, urging Apple to abandon plans to buy memory chips from Chinese suppliers CXMT and YMTC. The letter, which sets an August 21 deadline, lands as the global memory chip shortage pushes DRAM prices up and forces Apple to raise MacBook and iPad prices.
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Over 12,000ha forest land diverted for non-forest use in Odisha since 2021: Min

Over 12,000ha forest land diverted for non-forest use in Odisha since 2021: Min
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With poor inflow in Cauvery, borewells to power Aadi Perukku in Trichy and delta districts

With poor inflow in Cauvery, borewells to power Aadi Perukku in Trichy and delta districts
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Second track ‘Bhor’ from upcoming Bengali film released, explores love and sacrifice

The film 'Keu Bole Biplobi Keu Bole Dakat' has released its second song, 'Bhor'. This new track offers a deeply emotional glimpse into the film's narrative. The song captures themes of love, longing, hope, and sacrifice within the story. National Award-winning composer Shantanu Moitra produced the poignant musical piece. The film stars Jeet in a transformative role, blending history and action.
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139 Indians released from Russian Army, 2 dozen remain: MEA warns against shady job offers


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17-year-old proposes hybrid nuclear system to cut Antarctic CO₂ emissions by 3,254 tons

A young Chilean student has proposed an innovative energy system for Antarctica. This concept combines renewable sources with a nuclear microreactor for reliable power. The system aims to significantly reduce diesel fuel dependence and carbon emissions. It offers a potential solution for powering remote research stations in extreme conditions. This student-led idea highlights future possibilities for sustainable Antarctic energy.
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US downlists Razorback Sucker after one population grows from 100 to 36,000 fish

After more than 30 years of conservation work, the US Fish and Wildlife Service has reclassified the razorback sucker from endangered to threatened under the Endangered Species Act. The freshwater fish, found only in the Colorado River basin, has recovered through habitat restoration, fish stocking and control of invasive species. However, ongoing threats such as drought, changing river flows and non-native predators mean the species will continue to receive legal protection while recovery efforts move forward.
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Thousands of rubber ducks raced through a London canal to raise money for critically ill children, turning a charity event into a colourful spectacle


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Quote of the day by Taylor Swift: ‘My response to anything that happens, good or bad, is to keep making things,’ and how creativity can outlast every setback

In Taylor Swift's view, the act of making serves as a meaningful response to both adversities and triumphs in life. This creative outlet aids in managing complex emotions and builds inner resilience. Similar to the likes of several other creators, who transmuted their difficulties into impactful art, the process of creation alone provides fulfillment, independent of outside validation.
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Quote of the day by Banksy: ‘People forget that invisibility is a superpower,’ and why choosing what not to share is a form of freedom

Banksy's quote highlights privacy as a superpower in today's world. Modern culture increasingly values visibility over personal discretion and control. The artist's anonymity allows their impactful art to speak for itself. This perspective challenges the notion that constant sharing equates to success or validation. Choosing what remains private offers a powerful form of personal independence.
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Visa revocation, travel ban for reckless drivers: US says no second chance to those who put American lives at risk


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