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NEET 2027 to shift completely to Computer-Based Test format: Dharmendra Pradhan

NEET for undergraduate medical admissions will be conducted entirely as a Computer-Based Test from 2027, replacing the existing pen-and-paper OMR format. While the examination mode will change, the 720-mark pattern covering Physics, Chemistry and Biology will remain unchanged. Candidates are expected to prepare through timed digital mock tests to become familiar with the computer-based interface and examination environment ahead of the revised testing format.
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'Spider-Man' eyes Rs 50 crore debut in India

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is projected for a massive opening day in India. Early estimates suggest it could earn between fifty and sixty crore rupees. This performance might challenge Avengers: Endgame's existing box office record. Advance ticket sales have shown extraordinary demand across the country. The film is anticipated to be a significant Hollywood release in India.
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FIFA prez Infantino asked to resign after being accused of 'destroying football industry'

La Liga president Javier Tebas has urged FIFA president Gianni Infantino to resign, accusing him of harming football through World Cup expansion and fixture congestion. Tebas also criticised FIFA's hydration breaks and extended halftime at the World Cup final. Supporters' group FSE echoed the criticism, saying FIFA prioritised commercial interests over fans and calling for sweeping governance reforms.
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'Ban Muslims from office': Laura Loomer calls Zohran Mamdani 'national security risk'

Laura Loomer criticized Zohran Mamdani for calling Benjamin Netanyahu a war criminal. Loomer urged President Trump to reinstate a Muslim ban for national security. She claimed Mamdani sympathizes with Iran and Hamas, posing a risk. Mamdani had previously called Netanyahu a war criminal and unwelcome in New York. He cited alleged atrocities and an ICC arrest warrant against the Israeli leader.
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Rupee falls 11 paise to 96.36 against US dollar amid US-Iran tensions, rising crude

The Indian rupee opened lower on Wednesday, facing pressure from rising crude oil prices. Geopolitical tensions and demand for safe-haven assets also weighed on the domestic currency. The Reserve Bank of India's measures are helping to cushion the rupee's decline. Meanwhile, Indian stock markets experienced a downturn in early trade. Foreign institutional investors remained net buyers of equities on Tuesday.
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Asian stocks trade in green: Kospi adds 6%, Nikkei jumps over 1,100 points

Asian markets opened higher, mirroring Wall Street's gains as technology stocks rebounded. Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan led the advance, while China also saw gains. Oil prices continued to climb due to threats in the Red Sea region. US markets closed higher overnight, with semiconductor shares driving the upward movement. Investor focus now shifts to upcoming earnings reports from major tech companies.
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David Warner pleads guilty to drink-driving, could face 9-month jail term and hefty fine

David Warner admitted to a drink-driving charge after a random breath test in Sydney. His lawyer confirmed the former Australian cricketer accepted responsibility for his actions. Warner faces a driving ban, a fine, and a possible prison sentence for this offense. This incident adds to Warner's history of high-profile controversies. Sentencing for the drink-driving charge is scheduled for August 18.
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Starter homes are back in US, but there's still a catch for first-time buyers

Starter home availability has improved, offering more choices for budget-conscious buyers. However, affordability remains a significant challenge across different regions. The Southern United States shows the strongest recovery due to increased construction. The Midwest and Northeast continue to face persistent supply shortages. Purchasing a starter home still requires substantially more income than before.
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Naseeruddin Shah breaks down over Jantar Mantar violence, slams 'Zulm' against students

Naseeruddin Shah broke his silence on the Chalo Sansad march violence at Jantar Mantar, calling attackers "gundon" and expressing solidarity with protesting students over the NEET paper leak. A viral video claiming his presence at the protest was actually from a Mumbai screening. Protests have also spread to Mumbai, prompting police restrictions on gatherings.
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Internet-famous eagle mom Jackie rescued after fight with other birds, Friends of Big Bear Valley post update: Jackie is a strong eagle and we as a community will...

Bald eagle Jackie, the internet-famous Big Bear Lake nest mom watched by millions, is recovering at a California facility after being rescued near Dana Point Park on July 17. She couldn't fly following a ground fight with two younger eagles. Friends of Big Bear Valley confirmed she's stable, awaiting diagnostic results, while mate Shadow cares for fledglings Sandy and Luna solo.
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Human sacrifice older than Aztec era? Ancient pre-Aztec altar discovered in Mexico sheds new light on ritual killings

A groundbreaking discovery has been made by archaeologists who uncovered a nearly 1,000-year-old Toltec ceremonial altar close to Tula. This altar, which contains human skulls and offerings for rituals, highlights the historical occurrence of sacrificial practices. The evidence suggests that the Aztecs built upon established Mesoamerican religious customs, proving these rituals were entrenched long before their rise.
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