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Walking a fundamental right, footpath must for all roads: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has declared the right to walk a fundamental right, integral to life and free movement. The apex court urged the government to enact a law ensuring well-demarcated footpaths on all roads, prioritizing pedestrian safety over motorized vehicles. This landmark ruling empowers citizens to seek legal recourse for violations and mandates civic bodies to maintain pedestrian infrastructure, transforming urban and rural living.
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Telegram ban minimum that government could do: Delhi high court


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"World's Most Luxurious Plane": Trump Unveils Qatar-Gifted Air Force One

US President Donald Trump unveiled on Friday a replacement Air Force One aircraft gifted by Qatar, which he dubbed a...
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Trump Says He Urged Israel To Agree To Ceasefire Deal With Hezbollah

In a phone interview with NBC News, Trump said he had been in contact with Israel earlier in the day and encouraged its leadership to support the ceasefire effort.
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South Africa's No-nonsense Coach Who Shut Down Donald Trump Question

South Africa coach Hugo Broos has fast become an unexpected highlight of this World Cup
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Secret Guest List Revealed For Peter Thiel's Invite-Only Dialog Retreat

Peter's secretive Dialog gathering is once again drawing attention after reports revealed a guest list packed with influential names from Hollywood, politics and Silicon Valley.
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Clark leads U.S. Open by three shots early in second round at Shinnecock Hills

The 2023 U.S. Open champion was even par through his opening five holes
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Nicholls and Ravindra steady New Zealand and extend lead over England to 194 at The Oval

New Zealand was 94-2 in 25 overs — effectively 194-2 — at tea on day three with Nicholls on 39 and Ravindra on 35
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To see the young guys come in and bowl was a wow moment: ten Doeschate

Meanwhile, Afghanistan fielding coach John Mooney conceded that the current series has exposed the gulf between the two sides
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Trump unveils Qatari Air Force One ahead of NATO summit

Trump unveils Qatari Air Force One ahead of NATO summit
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India TodayWorld
Scorpio Horoscope Today: Work eases as support appears; money stays mixed but manageable

Today marks a turning point as workplace morale rises and stress levels drop, bringing harmony to daily routines. With Mars igniting our passion and Saturn instilling a sense of order, the day pulses with productivity. Connecting with key figures in your network can pave the way for exciting career advancements.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Daily Virgo Forecast: Control reactions and curb spending; manage stress with structure

As expenses grow, today is all about maintaining composure amidst the minor domestic squabbles that can arise. With Mercury stimulating your intellect and Saturn reinforcing the need for accountability, the potential for a stressful day looms. Tread carefully—especially in discussions with family members, as their words might trigger unnecessary tensions.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
SCO 0-1 MOR Live: Morocco boss Scotland at half-time

SCO MOR Live Morocco boss Scotland at halftime
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Paul Blackthorne: 'I was happy to point a finger at the British Raj'

Twenty-five years after Lagaan became one of Indian cinema’s most celebrated films, British actor Paul Blackthorne is still surprised by the impact his character, Captain Andrew Russell, continues to have on audiences. During a recent visit to Mumbai, the actor opened up about revisiting the film, his friendship with Aamir Khan, and why saying yes to Lagaan remains one of the best decisions of his life.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
‘Tyrant’ shoot paused following shooting at World Cup watch party

Filming for the thriller 'Tyrant', featuring Demi Moore and Charlize Theron, was halted in Los Angeles after a shooting near a World Cup watch party. Cast and crew were sent home as a precaution. The incident occurred in Koreatown during a large gathering. Production decided to pause work despite no official evacuation order, a move that proved wise as police later issued a citywide alert for crowd control.
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