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Hawaii fenced feral pigs out of a damaged native forest; 16 years later woody plants had multiplied sixfold and young tree ferns were up 51.2%

Recent research highlights the detrimental effects of feral pigs on Hawaiian forest ecosystems, particularly in relation to vegetation changes. Even after the removal of pigs, studies revealed a notable increase in invasive plant species. Furthermore, the recovery of native plants varied across different forests, indicating a persistent struggle without further intervention. These findings underscore the necessity for enhanced restoration strategies to support the recovery of native species following ungulate removal.
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Asian Games 2026: India add sepaktakraw bronze as medal tally swells to 72

India's men's sepaktakraw team clinched a bronze medal after a tough semifinal defeat against Japan, showcasing tenacity despite critical point challenges. The team's performance was just one highlight of a successful day, with several other medals won in boxing and archery, raising India’s overall medal count at the Asian Games to 72. Upcoming events promise even more chances for Indian athletes to shine and elevate the medal tally.
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India vs Pakistan final: What happens if rain washes out Asian Games gold medal clash?

Rain in Nisshin could potentially pose a challenge for the highly anticipated men's cricket final between India and Pakistan at the Asian Games. India advanced by triumphing over Sri Lanka in a decisive semi-final victory of 124 runs, while Pakistan secured their final berth through a strong performance in their semi-final match.
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Upasana Singh alleges Poonam Dhillon, Padmini Kolhapure humiliated senior actors; 'Mukesh Rishi had to scream in AGM'

Upasana Singh has voiced concerns over alleged disrespect within the Cine and Television Artistes' Association. She highlighted incidents involving Mukesh Rishi, Deepak Parashar, and Vikas Verma at meetings. Singh described how the treatment of these senior members has led to feelings of humiliation and anger. Allegations against Poonam Dhillon and Padmini Kolhapure indicated a disconnect from other association members due to their status.
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Can Jared Kushner broker Gaza peace while investing in Israel? His billion-dollar ties face scrutiny

Affinity’s investment is in Phoenix Financial, a major Tel Aviv-based financial firm. CNN traced Phoenix’s investments using Israeli financial disclosure records and found that it has put hundreds of millions of dollars into Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest arms manufacturer, as well as at least eight other companies that supply equipment to the Israeli military.
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Thane Shiv Sena (UBT) leader murder: 2 more arrested near Alibag while fleeing to Goa, total 3

Two additional suspects were arrested in connection with the murder of Shiv Sena division chief Pradeep Purnekar. Nikhil Yadav and Nitesh Pawar were apprehended near Alibag while attempting to flee towards Goa. The police are investigating the motive behind the murder and the involvement of other suspects. A Special Investigation Team has been formed to conduct a detailed probe into the case.
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Romiit Raaj: The medium doesn’t define an actor, the work does

Romiit Raaj on his 15-month break, return to TV and embracing different mediums.
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Watch: Tamil Nadu CM Vijay plays bus conductor, hands out tickets after expanding free travel scheme


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Why Indian pilots struggle to take jobs abroad


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Captain Smit Machchhar: A steady hand, in and out of the cockpit

As Capt Smit Machchhar recovers in hospital, those who know him recall the pilot, teacher and neighbour behind the headlines
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‘Portal not in accordance with law’: Congress accuses Election Commission of ‘lying’ over ECINet


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'I was reciting Hanuman Chalisa': flydubai 'hero' Captain Smit Machchhar tells PM Modi about cockpit ordeal

Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Captain Smit Machchhar for courage during a flight emergency involving a co-pilot. Machchhar recited the Hanuman Chalisa to maintain composure while facing danger, which he shared with the Prime Minister. Modi spoke with Machchhar and his family, highlighting his bravery in protecting passengers.
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US lawmaker urges Starbucks to close Xinjiang outlet in China over Uyghur oppression

Moolenaar described Starbucks' decision to operate in Xinjiang as a "morally bankrupt decision", arguing that the company should not be doing business in a region where the US has accused Chinese authorities of widespread abuses against Uyghurs, a mainly Muslim ethnic group. "This is a shocking and morally bankrupt decision by a company that prides itself on social responsibility," he said in a statement published on Thursday.
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Carpenter saved nearly $3 million, funded college for 33 strangers after his death

An Iowa carpenter who never went to college quietly saved nearly $3 million during his 67-year career. After his death in 2005, the money funded college education for 33 students who could not otherwise afford it. Fourteen years later, the students, known as “Dale’s Kids”, gathered to remember the man they had never met.
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Indianapolis man quietly built $13 million fortune; after his death, charity got surprise $1.6 million gift

Terence Kahn, who lived a remarkably simple life, amassed over $13 million before his death in January 2021. After his passing, his estate representatives reached out to various nonprofits in Indianapolis to ensure his wealth was used for good. Among the beneficiaries, Teachers’ Treasures received an impactful donation of $1.6 million, which initiated the nonprofit's inaugural endowment fund and bolstered its mission to distribute essential supplies to teachers.
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