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India's U-19 WC-winning star arrested over alleged attempt to bribe player

Former India U-19 star Manjot Kalra was arrested in Sri Lanka on Friday. He faces allegations of attempting to bribe a player during the Lanka Premier League. Kalra, a co-owner of the Jaffna Kings, was taken into custody by investigators. The alleged bribery attempt was reported by several Jaffna Kings players. Sri Lanka Cricket stated it will cooperate with the ongoing investigation.
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Chatra police arrest contract killer in woman’s murder case

Chatra police arrest contract killer in woman’s murder case
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Quote of the day by Sadhguru: "Travel means you want to face unfamiliar situations. It is about breaking out of known, settled atmospheres. So travel should be…”

Sadhguru redefines travel as embracing unfamiliar situations and breaking out of settled atmospheres. True travel involves seeking exposure and new experiences rather than comfort. Growth rarely occurs within familiar boundaries, encouraging exploration of unknown places. Meaningful travel requires adaptation and opens new perspectives on life. This journey fosters inner discovery by stepping into the unknown.
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Gas leaks during construction work in Muzaffarpur, five school girls faint

Gas leaks during construction work in Muzaffarpur, five school girls faint
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Hydrogen-powered trains: How many countries have them? Here's where the world's cleanest trains are running

India has launched its first hydrogen train, joining a select global group. Germany leads in regular commercial passenger service with these trains. China and Japan also have hydrogen train programs, while others test them. The US has showcased technology through pilot projects, and several European nations are preparing launches. India's large railway network makes its adoption a significant development for global adoption.
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Volkswagen employees allowed to question CEO Oliver Blume after memo informing of 100,000 layoffs and closure of four German plants; Union says: We will host extraordinary staff assemblies to ...

Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume will meet employees to discuss restructuring plans. Reports suggest up to 140,000 jobs could be at risk. Four German manufacturing plants may also face closure after 2030. This overhaul aims to address competition from Chinese electric vehicle makers. The company seeks to improve performance and maintain market competitiveness.
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Meet the Black Mambas: In one of South Africa's regions hardest hit by poaching, 36 unarmed women patrol the frontline and protect endangered rhinos

Meet the Black Mambas: In one of South Africa's regions hardest hit by poaching, 36 unarmed women patrol the frontline and protect endangered rhinos
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No phones, no problem: How Anya Taylor-Joy got the Argentina World Cup score at Taylor Swift's wedding

Anya Taylor-Joy, who grew up in Argentina and has long expressed deep ties to the country, attended Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's phone-free wedding at Madison Square Garden on the same night Argentina beat Cape Verde 3-2 in the 2026 FIFA World Cup's Round of 32. Unable to check her phone, Taylor-Joy learned of the result from a waiter at the event. The actress later thanked Lionel Messi publicly and said the win made her proud. Argentina now advance to the World Cup final, where they face Spain at MetLife Stadium.
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Scientists studied 30 Sierra Nevada ponds that can swing 20°C in a day. Shrinking snowpack may make them smaller, warmer and more nutrient-rich

Mountain ponds in California's Sierra Nevada show significant daily temperature changes. Winter snowpack profoundly influences pond size and water temperature throughout summer. Less snowfall leads to warmer, smaller ponds with concentrated nutrients. Climate change projections indicate reduced snowpack, impacting these delicate ecosystems. These small water bodies play a crucial role in mountain biodiversity and nutrient cycling.
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Amid Salman Khan's legal battle, 'Kala Hiran' makers release teaser packed with 'Dabangg', 'Sikander' references

Makers of 'Kala Hiran: The Battle for Legacy' have released a teaser amid legal challenges. The teaser contains direct references to Salman Khan's films and iconic bracelet. Salman Khan is contesting the film's release, alleging exploitation of his personality rights. The Delhi High Court has heard the plea, issuing notices to the film's respondents. The film is reportedly inspired by the 1998 blackbuck poaching case and Bishnoi rivalry.
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Senior citizens get lessons in safe banking, UPI use to beat cyber fraud

Senior citizens get lessons in safe banking, UPI use to beat cyber fraud
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'Go to your MLA': BJP legislator's response to water crisis sparks protest

In an incident highlighting political disconnect, a BJP MLA disregarded the pleas of villagers at a public grievance meeting, insisting they were not his voters. In protest, the villagers placed a child atop the MLA’s vehicle to draw attention to their pleas concerning water and electricity shortages. The striking act of dissent has taken social media by storm, with the protest video circulating widely among users.
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Cocaine & guns: How FIFA's World Cup final referee was caught up in a police raid

Slavko Vincic will referee the FIFA World Cup 2026 final between Argentina and Spain. This prestigious assignment follows a past controversy involving a police raid. Vincic was questioned as a witness and cleared of any wrongdoing. He has previously officiated a match involving Argentina in 2022. His career has continued to flourish after the incident.
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