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A US inmate demanded pasta in Tihar: What does a prison meal look like in different countries

A US citizen arrested in a terror case seeks court permission to cook his own food. He has been on a hunger strike for over 50 days due to prison food. Matthew Aaron VanDyke claims jail meals are unsuitable for his dietary habits. His family is willing to cover all expenses for his personal cooking setup. The court has sought a response from Tihar Jail authorities.
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Why do babies love playing peekaboo? The surprising brain science behind it

Peekaboo teaches babies object permanence and that loved ones always return. This game builds secure attachment and helps children navigate future separations. It also serves as a baby's first social interaction, teaching connection rules. Babies enjoy peekaboo due to its optimal surprise level and sense of mastery. Parents can foster development through engaging and joyful interactions without special toys.
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Scientists say crushing deep-ocean pressure squeezes hidden nutrients out of sinking marine snow, feeding microbes and changing what we know about Earth’s carbon cycle

Scientists have discovered that the immense pressure in the deep ocean squeezes nutrients out of sinking marine snow—tiny particles of dead algae and organic matter—providing an unexpected food source for deep-sea microbes. The findings suggest more carbon escapes into deep ocean water than previously believed, which could reshape scientists' understanding of Earth's carbon cycle and improve future climate models.
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'Your prayers, efforts gave us strength': Indian Embassy thanks Vietnam as bodies of boat tragedy victims return home

The mortal remains of fifteen Indian tourists who died in Vietnam have arrived in Mumbai. State governments will coordinate the transportation of bodies to their final destinations. Vietnamese authorities and citizens provided significant support following the tragic boat accident. Sixteen rescued Indian tourists have already returned to India safely. One injured Indian national remains hospitalized in Ho Chi Minh City.
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Quote of the day by Muhammad Ali, "The Greatest": "I try not to speak about all the charities and people I help, because…" - a timeless lesson reveals that the purest acts of kindness are often the ones no one ever sees

Muhammad Ali believed true generosity requires no expectation of return. He deliberately avoided publicizing his extensive charitable work and humanitarian efforts. This approach highlighted his commitment to helping others without seeking personal recognition. The article emphasizes that quiet acts of kindness often carry the most significant impact. Ali's perspective remains relevant in today's highly visible world.
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This supersonic jet needed a radiation meter because it flew twice as high as commercial aircraft

The Concorde jet soared near the edge of space, requiring careful monitoring of radiation levels to ensure passenger safety. In the face of hazardous cosmic storms, pilots were mandated to descend to safer altitudes. While this supersonic aircraft typically flew above the majority of Earth's atmospheric shield, fluctuations in radiation exposure depended on several factors including altitude, geography, and solar activity. During such storms, safety took precedence over speed.
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FIFA WC semis cheatsheet: Can England stop Messi, will Spain vanquish France?

France, Argentina, Spain and England are the last four standing. Here’s the not-so-brief guide to the World Cup’s first semi-final line-up featuring the top four ranked teams.
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The Times of IndiaTop Stories
Dubai plans new port to cut reliance on Strait of Hormuz


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Volkswagen CEO's leaked memo confirms: Up to 100,000 jobs may go at Europe's biggest carmaker

Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume has confirmed in an internal memo to employees that Europe's biggest car maker may cut up to 100,000 jobs, flagging 50,000 more layoffs on top of the 50,000 already agreed. Blume cited a 20% cost disadvantage against rivals and said VW cannot confirm competitive use cases for its Emden, Hanover, Zwickau and Neckarsulm plants. The memo follows worker protests across 18 German sites.
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Who guards Hormuz and who gets paid? Trump and Iran clash over control of the strait

The conflict between Iran and the United States over the Strait of Hormuz continues. Both nations are contesting control of the vital waterway amid ongoing attacks. The United States conducted significant strikes on Iranian targets following an attack on a container ship. Iran stated it alone has authority to control the Strait of Hormuz. Commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has increasingly shifted out of public view.
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Why Dubai's housing market slowed in 2026; sales fell 16%, prices dipped by 7%

Dubai's residential property sales saw a sixteen percent decrease in early 2026. This slowdown occurred as regional geopolitical tensions impacted buyer sentiment and demand. Despite this, sales remained fifteen percent higher than in the first half of 2024. Residential property prices saw a slight decline between February and April. However, 2025 was a record year for Dubai's property market.
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17-year-old boy stabbed by two teenagers over mobile phone game defeat

17-year-old boy stabbed by two teenagers over mobile phone game defeat
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Patients hit as PMCH outsourced staff stop work over salary delay

Patients hit as PMCH outsourced staff stop work over salary delay
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India at CWG 2026: Know Your Athlete - Lovlina Borgohain (Boxing)

Lovlina Borgohain is a prominent Indian boxer from Assam. She won a bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics in 2020. Borgohain later secured gold at the 2023 World Boxing Championships. She also holds gold medals from the 2022 Asian Championships. Borgohain is an inspiration and serves as a police officer.
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NDA cadet’s death triggers fresh debate on officer selection and military training

NDA cadet’s death triggers fresh debate on officer selection and military training
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