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Former Oklahoma state trooper Lance Schroyer nominated as ICE Director: Trump

The nomination comes after former ICE director Todd Lyons resigned at the end of May
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The HinduHome
Supreme Infra rebuilds itself, transitions from highly leveraged BOT player to EPC contractor

Debt resolution process progresses with 85% of settlement obligations completed; business philosophy shifts from aggressive expansion to selective growth, prudent capital allocation, stronger governance, and risk management.
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The HinduHome
Guest lecturers’ body allege anomalies in recruitment process of Assistant Professors


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The HinduHome
Mobile phones seized from Kannur Central Jail again


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The HinduHome
Six terrorists killed, one captured after Rangers’ base attack in Pakistan’s Karachi

Four soldiers dead; attack claimed by Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a militant faction of the TTP that has largely operated in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province bordering Afghanistan
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Karachi terror attack kills four as gunmen storm Pakistan Rangers compound

Karachi terror attack kills four as gunmen storm Pakistan Rangers compound
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India TodayWorld
Militants attack Karachi Rangers HQ, six killed in gunbattle

Militants attack Karachi Rangers HQ six killed in gunbattle
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India TodayHome
June 28, 2026 Forecast: Gemini urged to stay private; exams favoured, money off-limits

Geminis should tread carefully today, as not everyone may have your best interests at heart. The influence of Mercury hints that discussions might turn challenging, so it's wise to listen more and talk less. In your relationships, strive to remain composed to prevent any unnecessary arguments. Financially, resist the urge to lend or borrow; focus on your own priorities instead.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Taurus Horoscope Today: Prospects rise for proposals and offers; effort still decides gains

Taurus, today is filled with promising prospects as the combination of Venus and Jupiter opens new doors and connections. You may receive assistance and proposals, but ensure that you see them through. Expect positive family updates, as well as progress in legal matters. In romance, a meaningful proposal might be in the works. Professionally, keep an eye out for new partnerships, but approach them with care.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Quote of the day by Greek physician Hippocrates: "Natural forces within us are…"


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The Times of IndiaScience
At 16, this actor cleaned tables at a coffee shop, went on to win a National award

Vikrant Massey, now a celebrated actor, opened up about his humble beginnings, cleaning coffee tables as a teenager to support his family and education. He revealed that buying his first home at 24 fulfilled a lifelong wish of his mother, symbolizing the financial stability he craved.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Canadian proverb of the day: "Do not yell 'dinner' until your knife is in the loaf" and a lesson on humility, patience


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The Times of IndiaWorld
Quote of the day by US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg: "Fight for the things that you care about, but…"


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The Times of IndiaWorld
Cody Gakpo asks for privacy after announcing heartbreaking loss of unborn son during World Cup

Liverpool and Netherlands forward Cody Gakpo has requested privacy after he and partner Noa van der Bij announced the loss of their unborn son during pregnancy. The couple shared the heartbreaking news while Gakpo remains with the Netherlands squad at the FIFA World Cup 2026. Despite personal grief, he had featured in all group games as Netherlands topped Group F.
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The Times of IndiaSports
Budapest Pride Marchers Brave Record-Breaking Heatwave In Hungary

Thousands of people gathered in Budapest on Saturday to take part in Hungary's 31st annual Pride march, despite soaring temperatures reaching 38°C. The event marked the first Budapest Pride since former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who had sought to ban the march, was voted out of office earlier this year. Organisers distributed water to participants as much of Europe continued to grapple with an intense early-summer heatwave. Last year's Budapest Pride drew a record turnout and became a major protest against Orbán's government. 


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