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Ex-India pacer overcomes severe depression, keen to 'resume work' now

Salil Ankola, the former cricketer, has recently triumphed over a significant struggle with severe depression, leaving a rehab facility near Pune in an 'absolutely fighting fit' state. Eager to dive back into the cricket scene, he is open to pursuing coaching and other cricket-related roles. Having lost 10 kgs throughout his stay, Ankola is now prepared to start his coaching career in Pune, marking an inspiring comeback.
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Hidden fungi discovered inside California desert moss could rewrite plant evolution history


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"A classroom should nurture dreams, not become their final destination...": Sonu Sood reacts to Lucknow fire tragedy

Actor and philanthropist Sonu Sood has expressed grief over the tragic fire incident in Lucknow's Aliganj area that claimed 15 lives, calling for stronger safety measures to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
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Scientists found urban trees can increase heat stress in some tropical neighborhoods downwind as humidity may outweigh cooling benefits

New research reveals that while trees consistently cool areas immediately around them, their broader impact on urban temperatures varies significantly with local climate and humidity. In arid regions, trees can extend cooling benefits by adding moisture, while in humid tropics, their effectiveness in reducing heat stress beyond their shade is more complex. This highlights the need for climate-conscious urban greening strategies.
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Lady Marina Windsor honours her late grandmother with a royal wedding tiara unseen for nearly 30 years

Lady Marina Windsor honours her late grandmother with a royal wedding tiara unseen for nearly 30 years
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Study of over 2,000 participants finds men and women achieve similar negotiation outcomes, but women are rated higher on trust, rapport, and willingness to negotiate again

New research reveals men and women achieve equal economic results in negotiations. However, participants reported higher trust and rapport when negotiating with women, expressing a greater desire to negotiate again. This distinction highlights the importance of relational outcomes alongside economic success in negotiation experiences, even when objective results are identical.
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Lucknow blaze: Aspirants, parents seek stricter safety regulations at coaching centres in Ranchi

Lucknow blaze: Aspirants, parents seek stricter safety regulations at coaching centres in Ranchi
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Psychology says many parents never stop listening for their child's voice in a crowded room: The brain can remain tuned to loved ones long after they become adults

Ever mistaken a stranger's voice for your child's? Neuroscience explains this common phenomenon. Our brains are wired to instantly recognize familiar voices, especially those linked to strong emotional memories from infancy. This deep-seated auditory memory, honed by early caregiver bonding, allows for rapid identification even in noisy crowds, showcasing the remarkable power of our memory and emotional connections.
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'Attempt to deflect': India snubs Khawaja Asif's 'will go to war over Indus' remark

MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal also spoke on the ongoing protest in the Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK), saying the agitation was a "direct consequence" of "systemic economic exploitation, denial of fundamental rights and administrative oppression in areas under its illegal and forcible occupation".​​ Earlier, Khawaja Asif had issued a warning to India, saying Islamabad could resort to military action if its water security comes under threat.
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Evening news wrap: President Murmu confers 65 Padma Awards; Rs 4.6 lakh crore wipped off Dalal Street & more

President Murmu honored 65 Padma Award recipients, including Mammootty and Alka Yagnik. A Pune trekking incident has tragically escalated into a murder investigation with two arrests. Meanwhile, a government report highlights Telegram's role in child abuse and fraud. The stock market experienced a significant downturn, with the Sensex dropping nearly 900 points. Sunil Gavaskar is advocating for a mandatory month-long annual break for cricketers.
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'Siya, her boyfriend responsible': Mother's plea after Ketan Agrawal pushed into gorge by fiancee


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The Times of IndiaIndia
'Should curb extremists': India as Bangladeshi Hindus protest desecration of Lord Ram photo


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From Rohit Sharma to Alka Yagnik: President Murmu confers Padma Awards at Rashtrapati Bhavan - check list

President Droupadi Murmu presented Padma Awards at Rashtrapati Bhavan, honouring 65 distinguished individuals. The ceremony recognized achievements across various fields, including arts, sports, and medicine. Notable recipients included actor Mammootty, singer Alka Yagnik, and cricketer Rohit Sharma. Dr. Padma Gurmet, awarded for his work in preserving Himalayan medical traditions, expressed immense pride for his community.
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Mysterious deep earthquakes beneath Utah and Wyoming are puzzling scientists


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Japan visa fee hike by 400% from July 1: Countries to be affected most, and all other questions answered


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