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In Yellowstone National Park, viral video shows bison popping a car's tyre: Know how it happened

A viral video shows a bison damaging a car tire inside Yellowstone National Park. The incident occurred as traffic backed up and the vehicle was too close. This happened during the bison rut, a territorial period for the animals. Motorists are reminded to maintain safe distances from wildlife crossings. Responsible sharing of roads with animals is crucial for safety.
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How used tea leaves can help some plants thrive: Simple step-by-step guide to use strained tea leaves as manure

Used tea leaves offer valuable nutrients for plant growth. They enrich soil with nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium for healthy development. Tea leaves improve soil texture and its ability to retain moisture effectively. Gardeners can sprinkle them on soil or add them to compost piles. A diluted tea brew also serves as a gentle plant feed.
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You're probably using aluminium foil wrong: 9 Everyday mistakes that affect food quality and storage

Aluminium foil sits in almost every Indian kitchen drawer, pulled out for everything from wrapping rotis and parathas to lining tandoor trays and covering leftover sabzi. It is affordable, easy to use, and endlessly adaptable, which is exactly why most of us never stop to think about whether we are actually using it the right way. But foil is not a one-size-fits-all solution, and a surprising number of everyday habits around it can quietly compromise food safety, taste, and shelf life. From reheating shortcuts to storage myths passed down through generations, here are nine common aluminium foil mistakes that could be affecting your food without you even realising it.
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PGIMER BSc Nursing result 2026 likely to be released soon at pgimer.edu.in: Check complete details here

The PGIMER B.Sc. Nursing Result 2026 is expected to be declared by August 10 on the institute's official website. Candidates who appeared for the July 24 entrance examination will be able to download their scorecards and check the merit list online. Qualified candidates will proceed to the next stage of the admission process, including interviews or clinical skill assessment.
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'I was really angry': Ex-India cricketer fumes over Rohit Sharma retirement saga

Former India wicketkeeper Deep Dasgupta criticized speculation about Rohit Sharma's future. Retirement rumors surfaced after Rohit's early dismissal in the second ODI match. The BCCI dismissed these claims as baseless, and Rohit responded with a century. Dasgupta urged selectors to avoid creating uncertainty for senior players. Selection should continue to be based on current performances and contributions.
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'What's his mistake?': Ex-India star wants India to make one big change for 3rd T20I vs Zimbabwe

Former India batter Aakash Chopra said India should continue backing Abhishek Sharma despite his poor scores in the first two matches. Instead, he suggested giving Ishan Kishan a break and bringing Prabhsimran into the playing XI. Abhished scored 1 run in the first T20I and then fell for 8 in the second T20I.
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‘Blade Runner 2099’ star Michelle Yeoh wants to play Japanese musician Yoko Ono in biopic: ‘I’m blanking out'

Michelle Yeoh expressed her desire to portray Yoko Ono in a biopic. She revealed this wish during a recent studio interview at Comic-Con. Yeoh humorously struggled to name a favorite Beatles song while discussing the role. Her co-star Hunter Schafer also considered playing Bjork in a dream scenario. The article also provided details about the upcoming Blade Runner 2099 series.
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Google founder Sergey Brin found out using Gemini, company's own AI model, on the internal list of tools engineers are banned from using; to kill that one rule 'upset Brin' passed over the 'fight' to company's CEO

Google co-founder Sergey Brin discovered Gemini on an internal coding tool prohibition list. He spent weeks attempting to remove this restriction himself. After failing to resolve the issue, Brin approached CEO Sundar Pichai for assistance. Pichai proved supportive and helped lift the outdated restriction on Gemini usage. This incident highlights how internal rules can lag behind company AI strategies.
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Egg freezing or IVF? Doctors explain what women need to know about fertility preservation and pregnancy

Fertility conversations now include preservation and earlier help for couples. Egg freezing preserves future reproductive options, while IVF treats current infertility. Hormonal injections stimulate ovaries for egg retrieval in both procedures. Age remains a significant factor in female fertility potential. Starting fertility conversations early provides valuable information and options.
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Weeks into session, Gurgaon govt school students still await textbooks

Thousands of government school students in Gurgaon are attending classes without free textbooks weeks into the new academic session due to a significant shortage. The issue stems from book distribution being based on last year's enrollment, failing to account for increased admissions this year. Teachers are resorting to sharing worn-out copies and asking parents to source books from former students, highlighting a recurring problem in the system.
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For decades, almost anyone with enough money could attempt Mount Everest; now Nepal wants climbers to prove themselves first

Nepal has introduced new rules for climbing Mount Everest. Aspiring climbers must now summit a 7,000-meter peak first. This aims to reduce overcrowding and improve climber safety on the mountain. Experienced mountaineers support these new regulations for better preparation. Indian climbers will need to plan multi-year expeditions for their Everest dreams.
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Quote of the Day by Marcus Aurelius, the Roman emperor who inspired Gladiator: "You have power over your mind, not outside events..."

Quote of the Day by Marcus Aurelius, the Roman emperor who inspired Gladiator: "You have power over your mind, not outside events..."
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'La Nuit ravagee': Jacques Audiard to work on film adaptation of Jean-Baptiste Del Amo's horror novel

Acclaimed director Jacques Audiard is set to helm a chilling French-language original horror film, adapting the haunting novel 'La Nuit ravagee' by Jean-Baptiste Del Amo. The narrative explores a group of teenagers who venture into a sinister, deserted house that reflects their deepest fears and desires, transforming them into nightmarish versions of themselves. This marks Audiard's thrilling debut in the horror genre, following his work on 'Emilia Perez'.
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'Unacceptable': Class 8 students unable to spell even their father's name, struggle with simple addition

Congress MLA Mamman Khan discovered students struggling with basic reading and arithmetic skills. He observed significant learning gaps in middle and senior classes at the Nuh school. Notebooks were often blank or lacked teacher corrections, indicating teaching and monitoring issues. The MLA also noted attendance discrepancies between registers and online records. Khan urged for surprise inspections and improved learning outcome monitoring.
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'Who approved pellet guns?' Rahul Gandhi writes Amit Shah over 'barbaric assault' on students

"Peaceful protest is crucial to any democracy. It is the government's responsibility to protect protestors and resolve their grievances through dialogue. Such brutal violence destroys every norm, and has outraged the country. Youth and students, the future of our country, are demanding answers and accountability. Their voice will be heard," he further wrote.
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