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'Exam doesn't matter, my burqa & identity do': NEET aspirant stopped at Ajmer exam centre

A NEET-UG re-examination candidate in Ajmer alleged she was prevented from entering the exam hall unless she removed her burqa and dupatta. Kulsum Bano stated she wore the same attire during a previous attempt and would refuse to take the test if her religious identity was challenged. The re-exam proceeded with stringent security measures nationwide following paper leak allegations.
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2 dead, over 40 hospitalised after ammonia gas leak in Tamil Nadu

Tragedy struck a seafood processing plant in Tamil Nadu's Tiruvallur district on Sunday when an ammonia gas leak claimed seven lives and hospitalised over 40 individuals. Workers and others at the Manjankaranai facility reportedly collapsed after inhaling the toxic fumes. Emergency services swiftly responded, securing the area and working to control the leak. Those affected were rushed to nearby hospitals for urgent medical attention.
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'Hands tied, cloth gag in mouth': Man fakes own abduction, dials family for Rs 50 lakh

A Surat man, Jignesh Talaviya, has been apprehended after allegedly staging his own kidnapping. He reportedly sent a ransom message to his wife, demanding ₹50 lakh to settle share market losses. Utran police successfully traced him to a hotel in Godhra, leading to his arrest for misleading authorities and fabricating evidence. Talaviya, an accountant, had been missing since June 12.
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India-EU FTA to open nearly entire European market for Indian exports by 2027: Goyal

India and the European Union are poised to sign their landmark free trade agreement by December, with implementation expected by early 2027. This pact promises Indian exporters near-zero duty access to the vast European market, opening up significant opportunities. Discussions are also progressing on trade deals with the US and Canada, highlighting India's growing global economic influence.
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'Leo' cinematographer Manoj Paramahamsa lands prestigious government appointment; Named chairman of MGR film institute

Renowned cinematographer Manoj Paramahamsa, known for his work on films like 'Leo' and 'Nanban', has been appointed Chairman of the MGR Government Film and Television Training Institute. This move by the Tamil Nadu government aims to integrate industry expertise into film education. The institute's selection committee for admissions also features prominent directors and technicians, underscoring a commitment to practical, experienced-led training.
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Modi commissions 3 indigenous frontline naval ships, says ‘strong maritime capability deciding factor for country's eco, strategic influence’

Prime Minister Narendra Modi commissioned three indigenous naval platforms—INS Dunagiri, INS Sanshodhak, and INS Agray—in Kolkata, marking a significant stride in India's self-reliance in defence manufacturing. These advanced vessels bolster the nation's maritime security and operational capabilities. The event underscores India's growing prowess in shipbuilding and its commitment to becoming a major global defence producer, with over 40 indigenously built warships inducted recently.
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In 1975, Steve Sasson wired a lens to a toaster-sized box and accidentally created the digital camera

In 1975, Kodak engineer Steve Sasson quietly unveiled a groundbreaking invention: the first portable digital camera. This rudimentary device, though initially overlooked in a film-dominated world, proved the concept of capturing images electronically. It laid the foundation for the digital photography revolution, a journey from laboratory experiment to the cameras we carry in our pockets today.
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Jasprit Bumrah returns for England ODIs: How many 50-over assignments has he missed since 2023 World Cup?

Jasprit Bumrah has returned to India's ODI squad for the England series after being rested for the Afghanistan ODIs. Since the 2023 World Cup, the pace spearhead has missed eight ODI assignments as part of workload management. With India beginning a new World Cup cycle, Bumrah's return provides a major boost to the team's pace attack in English conditions.
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Chinese proverb of the day: “The man who kept measuring the river never built...”

Chinese proverb of the day: “The man who kept measuring the river never built...”
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After running it for 43 years, US family sells electrical company for $1.7 billion, makes 540 workers millionaires

A small-town US family has sold their Louisiana-based electrical-equipment company Fibrebond to power-management giant Eaton for $1.7 billion—and made sure their 540 full-time workers got a $240 million cut of it. Former CEO Graham Walker wrote a single clause into the deal: 15% of proceeds for the staff, none of whom held any equity. The average bonus works out to around $443,000 per worker.
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After TMC and Sena (UBT), is Pawar’s party next?

After rebellion in TMC and fresh uncertainty in Sena (UBT), attention has turned to Sharad Pawar’s eight Lok Sabha MPs. With BJP seeking numbers for contentious constitutional bills, Maharashtra is asking whether Pawar’s party can resist the pull of power
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'We are what they built': UAE leaders pay emotional tributes to fathers on Father's Day

'We are what they built': UAE leaders pay emotional tributes to fathers on Father's Day
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Why Bürgenstock? Inside the Qatari-owned Swiss resort hosting US-Iran talks

Why Bürgenstock? Inside the Qatari-owned Swiss resort hosting US-Iran talks
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India ramps up Russian, UAE oil purchases as refiners hedge ahead of Hormuz full reopening

India's crude oil imports from Russia surged in June, solidifying Moscow's position as the top supplier, while UAE shipments remained strong. This strategic diversification aims to secure energy supplies amidst ongoing uncertainties surrounding the Strait of Hormuz. Despite a gradual reopening of the strait, refiners are maintaining robust purchases from alternative sources, indicating a lasting shift in India's energy sourcing strategy.
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