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How did Sandro Botticelli's muse, the 'most beautiful woman' of Italian Renaissance paintings, die? New research claims to solve a five-century-old death mystery

A new study challenges the long-held belief about Simonetta Vespucci's death. Researchers propose she died from a pituitary tumor, not tuberculosis. Facial recognition algorithms analyzed portraits for hormonal changes. Historical letters described her final symptoms and collapse during a ball. This evidence suggests a rapid tumor complication caused her untimely demise.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Ex-Badrinath temple officer Rajendra Chauhan arrested in donation theft case after SIT grilling

Former Badrinath temple officer Rajendra Chauhan was arrested for alleged donation theft. CCTV footage showed Chauhan collecting cash bundles and putting them into his pocket. The Special Investigation Team received an internal inquiry report from the temple committee. Investigators identified more suspects after examining fresh CCTV footage from recent dates. The investigation into the temple donation theft case is currently ongoing.
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The Times of IndiaIndia

Man steals kitten to rob bank, but gets caught

A curious case unfolded when a man stole a kitten named Magnolia from a pet store, employing her as a smokescreen during a bank robbery. As he demanded money from the teller, law enforcement swiftly intervened, capturing the suspect. Officers later found Magnolia safe in the bank manager's office. This charming kitten is now ready to find a loving and responsible family to call her own.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

How 'roadless rule' protects drinking water for 25M Americans

A new study reveals the Roadless Rule protects drinking water for twenty-five million Americans. This rule prevents development in national forests, safeguarding vital water sources. Removing protections could compromise water quality and increase treatment costs for utilities. These protected areas also support sensitive aquatic species and recreational opportunities. The U.S. Forest Service is currently reviewing public comments on the rule.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

Newborn kangaroos are born tiny, blind and embryo-like, but scientists say their arms develop early so they can crawl to the mother’s pouch and survive

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The Times of IndiaWorld

Andy Burnham set to be new UK Prime Minister, takes over from Keir Starmer on Monday

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The Times of IndiaWorld

Quote of the day by William Gibson: 'The future is already here—it's just not evenly distributed'

William Gibson's observation emphasizes the disparate distribution of technological advancements in today's world. Innovations often emerge in isolated areas before reaching broader audiences. Access to these developments is influenced by available resources and educational opportunities, highlighting the ongoing challenge of achieving equitable progress. As we embrace change and strive for inclusive access, we can better shape a collective future for everyone.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

Indian-origin man pleads guilty to manslaughter after fatal M4 crash in West London

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The Times of IndiaWorld

US fugitive featured on 'America's Most Wanted' arrested after 20 years on the run

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The Times of IndiaWorld

India's U-19 WC-winning star arrested over alleged attempt to bribe player

Former India U-19 star Manjot Kalra was arrested in Sri Lanka on Friday. He faces allegations of attempting to bribe a player during the Lanka Premier League. Kalra, a co-owner of the Jaffna Kings, was taken into custody by investigators. The alleged bribery attempt was reported by several Jaffna Kings players. Sri Lanka Cricket stated it will cooperate with the ongoing investigation.
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