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Marumalarchi Makkal Iyakkam protests denial of approval for Coimbatore metro rail project

Marumalarchi Makkal Iyakkam protests denial of approval for Coimbatore metro rail project
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'Police showed respect for accused Sena corporator': Bombay HC on probe into doctors' assault case

The Bombay high court criticised police for showing favorable treatment to a Shiv Sena corporator. The court directed the Deputy Commissioner of Police to investigate the matter thoroughly. The accused corporator allegedly assaulted doctors and medical staff at a civic hospital. He was later granted bail, which the High Court had termed perverse. The court expressed surprise at his behavior towards the public he serves.
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PoK protests: Thousands march to Muzaffarabad after failed talks; polls delayed in 2 districts

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31 killed in first terror attack in Nigerian village, residents say army refused to respond

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What is happening in Seattle now? Police searching for 2nd shooter; no details about arrested suspect revealed

A mass shooting occurred at Seattle Center's Bite of Seattle food festival. Three people died and four others sustained injuries in the chaotic incident. Police are actively searching for a second shooter involved in the event. The festival grounds were closed as vendors packed up their stands. Authorities are seeking information to identify and arrest any outstanding suspects.
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Six orphaned rhinos give birth after mothers were killed by poachers

In a heartwarming turnaround, six orphaned rhinos from South Africa have welcomed new calves after years of rehabilitation. Their successful births signify a remarkable milestone in conservation efforts, providing renewed hope for endangered rhino populations. Wildlife officials emphasized that these births not only enrich the local ecosystem but also bolster South Africa's commitment to preserving this majestic species.
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518 million years ago, one tiny sea creature may have started the evolution of the fangs

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Around 1200 BCE, major Mediterranean civilisations began collapsing; scientists have now reconstructed the climate conditions surrounding the crisis

A new study suggests prolonged drought pressured eastern Mediterranean societies. This drying significantly affected agriculture and food security across the region. Drought acted as a threat multiplier, worsening existing societal challenges. Warfare and invasions interacted with environmental stress during this period. Understanding past climate pressures informs our view of societal vulnerability.
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One of the world's largest rodents was imported for fur farming in North America; today it's devastating wetlands and riverbanks across US

Nutria, large rodents introduced for fur farming, now infest forty US states and Canada. These prolific breeders destroy vital wetland vegetation and agricultural crops like rice. Their burrowing weakens levees and dams, posing risks to infrastructure and public safety. Eradication efforts involve trapping, detection dogs, and bounty programs to control populations. These invasive creatures have caused millions of dollars in damage across affected regions.
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200 years after the first dinosaur, scientists use brain scans on a 100-million-year-old snake fossil from Brazil

Palaeontology has transformed from examining fossil fragments to digitally reconstructing ancient creatures. A new Cretaceous snake fossil from Brazil showcases this remarkable scientific advancement. High-resolution micro-CT scanning revealed the snake's brain anatomy and lifestyle. This technology allows detailed comparisons across millions of years of evolution. Modern methods are reshaping our understanding of prehistoric life's diversity.
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CWG 2026 Day 5 Live: Gyaneshwari Yadav wins Silver medal in Women's 53kg weightlifting

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Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 5, Live Updates: Weightlifter Gyaneshwari Fights For Gold, In Line To Win India's 5th Medal

Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 5, Live Updates: Weightlifter Gyaneshwari Yadav is currently placed second in 53kg. In boxing, Sachin Siwach (60kg) and Ankush (80kg) have entered the quarter-finals
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M Sreeshankar Qualifies For Long Jump Finals At CWG 2026; Sajan Prakash Enters 200m Butterfly Final

Indian long jumper M Sreeshankar made the finals of the Commonwealth Games 2026 after breaching the qualifying standard in his very first attempt on Monday.
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"It Hurts, It Will Continue To Hurt": Kylian Mbappe Writes To Fans After France's Failure To Win FIFA World Cup 2026

Days after France ended their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign in the semifinals, superstar striker Kylian Mbappe penned a heartfelt letter to fans, saying that not being able to bring the trophy home "will continue to hurt for a while" and thanked the fans for their relentless support.
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Why Gurindervir Singh Didn't Qualify For Commonwealth Games 100m Semifinals Despite Finishing 2nd In Heat 4

Gurindervir Singh, who holds the national record, finished second in his men's 100m heat at the Commonwealth Games 2026 but it was not enough for him to find a place in the semifinal.
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