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EC rolls back SIR declaration in Form 6 for states where the exercise is over: What it means

EC rolls back SIR declaration in Form 6 for states where the exercise is over: What it means
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In 2017, Jordan sank a retired 30-metre C-130 Hercules off Aqaba to create an artificial reef; the aircraft now rests about 16 metres underwater and attracts coral, fish and other marine life

In 2017, a retired Lockheed C-130 Hercules was submerged off the coast of Aqaba to establish an artificial reef, promoting marine biodiversity and dive tourism. Since its descent, various marine species have thrived among the wreck, offering refuge for fish. The aircraft's distinctive allure has drawn divers, enhancing the region's underwater experiences. Despite enduring storm damage in 2020, it remains a vibrant habitat and popular dive location.
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New Alipore: Where three generations still find their space

New Alipore has undergone significant transformation since its inception as a planned suburb in the 1950s. The area has evolved from independent houses to premium apartments due to rising land values. Community activities such as pujas and social gatherings still play important roles in residents' lives. Cafes and commercial establishments have emerged alongside traditional structures, blending old and new cultures.
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Michigan brothers bought 1861 Gilbert Mansion for $1 in 1986; restored property now asks $1.13M

In 1986, Christopher and Steve White acquired the Gilbert Mansion in Ypsilanti for just $1. Over 14 months, they transformed the dilapidated historic building into a seven-unit apartment complex. Constructed in 1861, the mansion was on the brink of demolition. Its revival has turned it into a notable landmark in Ypsilanti, and it is currently listed for $1.13 million, exemplifying the power of adaptive reuse.
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Jordan sank a retired military plane underwater in 2017; it now hosts fish, coral and marine life

In 2017, a retired Lockheed C-130 Hercules was submerged off the coast of Aqaba to establish an artificial reef, promoting marine biodiversity and dive tourism. Since its descent, various marine species have thrived among the wreck, offering refuge for fish. The aircraft's distinctive allure has drawn divers, enhancing the region's underwater experiences. Despite enduring storm damage in 2020, it remains a vibrant habitat and popular dive location.
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EC rolls back SIR declaration in Form 6 for states where the exercise is over

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As US cozies up to Pak, India warns it could impact ties

EAM flags lack of empathy on terror concerns
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NEET-UG to shift online? Centre works on nationwide CBT infrastructure strategy

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Musk’s tip to tech CEOs: Best AI models safety test is to put them on Delta flight

Elon Musk humorously proposed that placing AI on a Delta flight would prevent internet access entirely. Delta Airlines has chosen Amazon's Leo for in-flight Wi-Fi, rejecting Musk's Starlink technology. This decision may cost Delta many customers according to Musk's comments on social media. Delta aims to implement Amazon's technology by 2028 on a portion of its fleet.
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Delhi riots case: High court rejects bail pleas Of Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam

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The AI 'kill chain': When humans trust wrong data, the consequences can be deadly

AI is reshaping military targeting by processing vast amounts of intelligence at unprecedented speed, but errors can travel faster too. The Minab school strike and a separate incident involving a misidentified Chinese ship highlight how outdated or false information can gain authority within AI-assisted systems, potentially leading to catastrophic consequences even with humans overseeing decisions.
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Jordan sank a retired C-130 to create reef; marine life now thrives around it

In 2017, a retired Lockheed C-130 Hercules was submerged off the coast of Aqaba to establish an artificial reef, promoting marine biodiversity and dive tourism. Since its descent, various marine species have thrived among the wreck, offering refuge for fish. The aircraft's distinctive allure has drawn divers, enhancing the region's underwater experiences. Despite enduring storm damage in 2020, it remains a vibrant habitat and popular dive location.
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NEET PG 2026 counselling: MCC releases seat matrix, PwD Round 1 registration begins October 1

NEET PG 2026 counselling will commence on October 1 for Persons with Disabilities candidates. The total number of seats has increased to 58,000, which is an 11% rise. This year, private and deemed universities have seen a 32% increase in seats compared to last year. Candidates must complete their medical assessments within the specified period at designated centers.
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International Translation Day 2026: History, Theme And Why Translation Matters

International Translation Day 2026 will be observed on September 30 to recognise the important role of translators and language professionals in connecting people, cultures and communities around the world.
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Election Commission: 'Form 6 Process Remains Unchanged, Declaration Form Integrated'

A key meeting of the Opposition INDIA bloc got underway in the Capital on Wednesday to discuss its strategy for cornering Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar and the Centre after the recent row over the functioning of the poll panel. The bloc is likely to firm up its action plan for a wider agitation against Kumar and the BJP over the SIR issue.

Government and poll panel sources have, however, rejected the Opposition's criticism and defended the SIR exercise and the CEC.

Leaders and representatives of over 20 political parties are attendding the meeting at the Constitution Club.

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