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Karnataka DCET 2026 Round 1 option entry begins today at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in; check schedule and expected cut-offs

Karnataka DCET 2026: KEA has started the Karnataka DCET 2026 Round 1 option entry process today, July 21, 2026, from 11.00 am. Eligible candidates can submit their preferred colleges and branches until July 24 before the mock allotment is released. The counselling schedule includes option modification, final seat allotment, fee payment and reporting deadlines. Previous cut-off trends indicate intense competition for Computer Science and Information Science seats at leading engineering colleges across Karnataka.
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NSRTC 2026: Science-powered startups key to Viksit Bharat 2047, say Man Mohan Sharma and R. A. Mashelkar

India must embrace failure as an essential part of scientific discovery to become a global innovation leader, senior chemical engineer Man Mohan Sharma said at NSRTC 2026 while receiving the Vigyan Maharshi Award. He urged researchers to pursue curiosity-driven research despite uncertain outcomes. R. A. Mashelkar stressed that India should create science-powered startups and homegrown technologies, while other speakers called for stronger collaboration among universities, industry and government to achieve the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047.
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Liam Payne’s friend, Roger Nores, cleared of criminal charges

Rogelio Luis Nores has been exonerated of all criminal allegations, with prosecutors opting not to challenge the court's decision. Nores' lawyer emphasized that he bore no responsibility for Liam Payne's actions. The appeal judges affirmed the court's ruling, clarifying that Payne's choices were entirely his own. However, the investigation into the circumstances surrounding Liam Payne's 2024 passing remains ongoing.
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Aditi Rao Hydari backs students amid Sonam Wangchuk and CJP protest

Actress Aditi Rao Hydari supports students involved in ongoing protests. She advocates for humanity and respect to be paramount in all discussions. Hydari stresses the importance of creating a safe and dignified environment for students. Meaningful progress, she states, begins with listening to each other's concerns. Her message calls for empathy and open communication during this delicate time.
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Indian fans say 'Ramayana' looks better than 'Avengers: Doomsday'

The Avengers: Doomsday trailer has generated significant online discussion regarding its visual effects. Many viewers have criticized the CGI as unfinished and unpolished, while others believe it will improve. Indian fans have drawn comparisons to the Ramayana trailer, praising its visual quality. Despite the visual effects debate, demand for Avengers: Doomsday remains exceptionally high. Advance ticket sales for the film have already surpassed other major releases.
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'Idhayam Murali' BO day 11: Atharvaa's film surpasses Rs 21 crore

Atharvaa's romantic drama Idhayam Murali continues its steady theatrical run. The film's India gross collection has now surpassed twenty-one crore rupees. Its total India net collection has reached eighteen point four zero crore. Positive word of mouth and an emotional storyline are driving audience interest. The movie is performing well with family and young viewers.
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World Happiness Report 2025: US parents report lower well-being; experts blame costs and weak support

Many American parents voice their struggles with happiness, highlighting their challenges compared to childless individuals and parents in other countries. The combo of high childcare expenses, minimal paid leave, and intensive parenting norms fosters stress and isolation among families. To enhance parental well-being and ease these burdens, strong societal support systems are essential.
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India has 5 Jantar Mantars, but only one is a UNESCO World Heritage Site; here's where they are

We remember reading about the Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in our history books and how he was passionate about building palaces and forts. But the king had another side to his personality too which was fascinated by the stars and night sky.
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Quote of the day by Ram Dass: “The heart surrenders everything to the moment. The mind judges and holds back”; What the Harvard psychedelic and Neem Karoli Baba follower advises on differentiating between the ways of the mind and heart

Quiet moments hold immense value, offering more than we often realize. The heart embraces these moments with openness and immediate presence. The mind, however, tends to analyze, judge, and hold back from life. Modern life encourages this mental habit, increasing stress and disconnection. Practicing heart-led surrender fosters genuine connection and reduces reactivity.
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IND U19 vs SL U19 Live Score: India eye big first-innings total on Day 2

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Rs 42.3 lakh boost! Indian chess body announces massive push for prodigies

The All India Chess Federation has awarded quarterly stipends worth Rs 42.3 lakh to 42 top junior players across the Under-7 to Under-19 categories. Selected based on their 2024 National Championship performances, each receives Rs 60,000-Rs 1.5 lakh to support coaching and travel. AICF says the historic initiative aims to remove financial barriers and strengthen India's grassroots chess ecosystem.
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'Pradhan has to be sacked': Sonam Wangchuk enters Day 24 of hunger strike

Sonam Wangchuk continues his 24th day hunger strike demanding accountability for the NEET paper leak. Protesters resumed their sit-in at Jantar Mantar, pressing for the education minister's resignation. A recent march to Parliament drew significant support from various personalities and MPs. Allegations of police force against protesters were made by the CJP group. However, Delhi Police rejected these claims as false and misleading information.
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Bank refunded insurance premium after borrower's death, then rejected claim; consumer commission grants relief

A consumer commission ruled against Jammu and Kashmir Bank and PNB MetLife India Insurance. The bank reversed a loan insurance premium after the borrower's death. This action denied benefits to the deceased's family, which was deemed unfair. The commission ordered the bank and insurer to pay the insurance amount. They were also directed to compensate the family for mental agony and costs.
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Parents in the US consistently rank among the world's unhappiest. Here's what psychologists and researchers say is behind it

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‘Worse than Jallianwala Bagh,’ says report on firing on 1993 West Bengal rally

A commission report on the 1993 police firing was tabled in the assembly. The report stated the firing was worse than the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. It also mentioned that bullets were not needed to control the distant crowd. Several IPS officers were indicted in the commission's findings. The government offered families an opportunity to file fresh FIRs.
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