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Germany to join French nuclear drill as Europe strengthens deterrence

Germany to join French nuclear drill as Europe strengthens deterrence
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Mexico-Guatemala border quake felt across region, no major damage reported

Mexico-Guatemala border quake felt across region, no major damage reported
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The Turkish toll template that Iran is replicating in Strait of Hormuz

The Turkish toll template that Iran is replicating in Strait of Hormuz
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Meet the 45-year-old mother and her 21-year-old son who graduated from IIT Madras together

Jigisha Tailor and her son Aditya Kapadia earned degrees together at IIT Madras. Aditya enrolled in the online BS program in 2021, which his mother joined later. Jigisha balanced her studies with household chores and a decade-long academic break. They became study partners and academic competitors, aiming for the highest distinction. Their shared journey brought the mother and son closer, adding a new dimension to their relationship.
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Annu Kapoor says Satluj makers should stop self-pity: Go to Supreme Court

Veteran actor Annu Kapoor supports the government's decision to block the film 'Satluj'. He advises filmmakers to pursue legal channels instead of public criticism. Kapoor believes public order and national security are more important than film releases. The film 'Satluj' was removed from ZEE5 after a government directive. Pirated versions of the film have reportedly begun circulating online.
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'A true icon of the game': BCCI pays tribute to Garry Sobers with throwback video

The BCCI honoured Sir Garfield Sobers, a true cricket icon, after his passing. He was remembered as one of the game's greatest all-rounders ever. Sobers left an enduring legacy which will continue to inspire many. Cricket West Indies also posted a heartfelt farewell to the legend. His remarkable career redefined greatness in the sport.
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HI launches ethics inquiry against Asunta Lakra; ex-India captain calls notice 'intimidation'

Hockey India's Ethics Committee has started an inquiry into complaints against Asunta Lakra. This follows a Ministry directive for a neutral probe into her allegations. Lakra has been asked to submit her defense by July 30, 2026. She claims the notice is an attempt to intimidate her during the process. Hockey India's vice-president supports Lakra and will monitor the federation's actions.
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Man plotted son’s murder to prevent property claim: CB-CID

Man plotted son’s murder to prevent property claim: CB-CID
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Quote of the day by Isaac Newton: "No great discovery was ever made without…" - why every breakthrough begins with the courage to explore the unknown

Genuine scientific progress begins with a bold guess, a question without an immediate answer. This initial hypothesis, though unproven, provides a crucial starting point for investigation. Curiosity fuels the process, opening avenues for evidence to later confirm or refute ideas. Even if the attribution is uncertain, the sentiment reflects how discovery truly functions. Fear of being wrong often hinders people from proposing new concepts for testing.
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NEET dreams fade, but fire of protest burns bright

NEET dreams fade, but fire of protest burns bright
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IIM Kozhikode opens new Kochi campus

IIM Kozhikode opens new Kochi campus
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HC to examine PIL on police ‘surveillance’ next week

HC to examine PIL on police ‘surveillance’ next week
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Poor roads spark heated debate in NMC GB meet

Poor roads spark heated debate in NMC GB meet
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Over 66k accept DU seat allocations in round 1

Over 66k accept DU seat allocations in round 1
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‘That's obviously wrong': Mick Jagger says AI can make music, but it shouldn't be used to copy the Rolling Stones

Mick Jagger believes artificial intelligence can aid music creation. He opposes AI imitating existing artists, preferring original work. Jagger sees AI as a technological evolution in music recording. He emphasizes human creativity and input remain essential for songs. Other musicians like Jason Derulo and Jack Antonoff also shared their views.
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