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Delhi University tightens campus safety norms before new session, rolls out stricter anti-ragging measures

Ahead of the 2026–27 academic session, Delhi University has directed its colleges and affiliated institutions to tighten anti-ragging measures and strengthen campus discipline. The guidelines call for enhanced surveillance, confidential grievance mechanisms, faculty mentoring for freshers, identity verification and strict compliance with UGC regulations to ensure a safe, secure and inclusive learning environment for students.
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Shekhar wants John Abraham as the next James Bond

Filmmaker Shekhar Kapur has pitched John Abraham as the next James Bond, questioning why 007 must remain a "white British man." Speaking to Variety India, Kapur praised Abraham's effortless charisma and suave screen presence, saying he could deliver a "phenomenal Bond" if producers dare to take the franchise international.
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Robbie Williams to headline Lytham Festival 2027

Robbie Williams, the pop sensation, is set to take center stage at Lytham Festival 2027, marking his only UK tour date for the year. Scheduled for July 3, 2027, this highly anticipated event will offer pre-sale tickets starting July 23, while general sales kick off on July 24. Currently, Williams is captivating audiences on his 'Europe' tour before venturing to other parts of the world.
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Nagarjuna urges Tollywood to end last-minute release delays

Veteran actor Nagarjuna urged Tollywood to finish films well in advance. He stressed the need for films to be ready at least two weeks before release. Nagarjuna recalled a past era where films were completed much earlier. This call comes after the success meet for Akhil Akkineni's film Lenin. The industry faces frequent release date postponements, impacting audiences and filmmakers.
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Swara Bhasker alleges Mumbai Police detained husband Fahad Ahmad during CJP protest

Actress Swara Bhasker alleged her husband Fahad Ahmad was detained by Mumbai Police. Several other demonstrators were also taken into custody at Chaityabhoomi. Bhasker shared a video showing police escorting Ahmad from the protest site. The incident occurred during a demonstration coinciding with a Delhi protest. This event highlights ongoing social and political activism in India.
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Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia Deshmukh stand with CJP's protest

In a demonstration advocating for education reforms and accountability in NEET, actors Riteish and Genelia Deshmukh stood with the youth protestors. The call for action garnered backing from numerous film personalities, underscoring the importance of the students' demands. A delegation met with Union Health Minister JP Nadda to outline their grievances. Unfortunately, veteran actor Shabana Azmi felt unwell during the rally.
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'Awarapan 2' title track 'Yeh Awarapan' out: Arijit , Amaal deliver an emotional melody

The makers released the title track 'Yeh Awarapan' for the upcoming film. Singer Arijit Singh and composer Amaal Malik collaborated on this new song. Emraan Hashmi's emotional performance is central to the music video's narrative. The film's first song 'Ve Junoon' achieved significant viewership and popularity. 'Awarapan 2' is scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release on August 14, 2026.
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A foreign tourist explains the difference between Indian and other international airports, "They are allowing people to enter who are..."

Indian airports restrict terminal entry solely to passengers with valid tickets and identification. This security measure differs significantly from many European airports which allow public access. A Polish travel creator's viral post highlighted this unexpected difference for international visitors. The rule aims to reduce crowds and enhance security monitoring of genuine travelers. While surprising for some, this system is standard practice for frequent Indian flyers.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Tahlequahs 'tour of grief': Orca mother carried dead calf for 1,600 kms over 17 days

Tahlequah, an orca mother, showcased her immense sorrow by carrying her dead calf for a staggering seventeen days. Observing scientists were profoundly impacted by the display of grief. Fellow orcas greatly assisted Tahlequah through this challenging emotional experience. Research from subsequent years revealed similar mourning patterns, illuminating the deep emotional ties that link whales to both their kin and the human experience.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
5 Health benefits of Tulsi leaves: Why this everyday kitchen herb deserves a spot in your diet

Holy Basil, also known as Tulsi, offers numerous health benefits for daily life. Its leaves contain antioxidants that protect the body from damaging free radicals. Tulsi actively supports the immune system's proper functioning and helps the body adapt to stress. This herb also aids in maintaining healthy digestion and promotes gastrointestinal tract function. Regular consumption of Tulsi contributes to overall health and wellness through its nutritional content.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
'Future of youth priority': PM Modi says NEET leak national issue, asks to avoid 'partisan politics'

More than 170 people, including CJP protesters and Delhi Police personnel, were treated at central government hospitals on Monday following clashes during the 'Chalo Sansad' march, with a young woman admitted to Safdarjung Hospital in critical condition, sources said. According to hospital sources, around 150 injured people were taken to Dr Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Hospital, while at least 24 others received treatment at Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC).
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'Maybe education minister doesn't know how to write letter of resignation': Mahua


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Satya Nadella flips a Nobel economist's paradox warning AI buyers about a hidden cost

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has flipped Nobel economist Kenneth Arrow's Information Paradox to warn AI buyers about a hidden cost. In his "Reverse Information Paradox" essay, Nadella says enterprises pay for intelligence twice—with money and proprietary knowledge. As firms feed AI models their expertise, the seller learns more while the buyer learns little in return.
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Controversy! Ronaldo likes Insta post claiming FIFA helped Argentina reach final

Cristiano Ronaldo's Instagram account liked a post alleging FIFA aided Argentina's World Cup final journey. This incident adds to existing tournament controversies and questions about FIFA's integrity. Argentina's path to the final involved several close matches and dramatic comebacks. They ultimately lost the World Cup final to Spain after extra time. Ronaldo has not publicly commented on his social media activity.
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'We will see': CJI as Sena (UBT) challenges MPs' merger with Shinde faction in SC


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