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How tiny pollen grains helped solve a brutal murder: The fascinating science behind nature's invisible crime scene evidence

Tiny pollen grains offer vital clues for investigators solving complex criminal cases. Forensic palynologists analyze these microscopic particles to link suspects to crime scenes. A notable murder case in New Zealand was solved using unusual mutated pollen evidence. Pollen's resistance to decomposition makes it a persistent and valuable forensic tool. This silent evidence helps identify and locate regions, aiding in criminal investigations.
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China's economic growth slows to weakest pace in three years despite export boom

China's economic growth slowed in the second quarter, impacted by weak domestic demand. Strong exports, particularly in electric vehicles and AI, provided some support. Consumer spending and investment remain subdued amid property market uncertainty. The nation faces challenges balancing high-tech growth with job creation. Officials aim for higher quality growth and a stronger domestic market.
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'New York, we're coming for you': Yamal sends Spain World Cup final warning

Spain's teenage sensation Lamine Yamal expressed confidence after reaching the FIFA World Cup 2026 final. He posted a message indicating their intention to win the championship. Spain secured their place by defeating France 2-0 in the semifinal match. The team celebrated their victory while shifting focus to the upcoming championship game. They now await their opponent in the final match to be held in New York.
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Cheaper cars & whisky: India set to win big as FTA with UK kicks in

With its implementation, the trade deal will become the sixth free trade agreement brought into force during the Narendra Modi government's tenure. India has previously implemented similar agreements with Mauritius, the UAE, Australia, the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) and Oman.
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Why Taslima Nasreen's Kolkata return is a powder keg for Bengal politics

Taslima Nasreen's upcoming return to Kolkata after 20 years sparks intense political discussions. The Trinamool Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party both voiced their strong opinions regarding her visit. Exiled since 2007, Nasreen is set to participate in an anti-fundamentalism literary event this August. Her previous works and the circumstances of her exile have sent shockwaves through conversations about free speech and the intersection with religious beliefs in West Bengal.
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Nashik highway horror: New video shows attacker hanging onto moving car as family tries to escape

A disturbing new video captures the moment a man clings precariously to the speeding SUV of a tourist family. According to their claims, the incident began after a woman protested against harassment. During the harrowing chase, the attackers reportedly rammed their vehicle and broke windows while the couple's young daughters watched helplessly. Law enforcement is now probing this serious case that unfolded on the highway.
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Why the Sea of Azov is the new flashpoint in the Russia-Ukraine war

In a heated exchange, Russia has labeled Ukraine's recent maritime strikes in the Sea of Azov as acts of terrorism, jeopardizing a crucial grain export route essential for its economy. While Ukraine asserts its attacks focus on military targets, the situation escalates as maritime drone operations increase, targeting Russian vessels. Russia's priority remains to safeguard its grain harvest and maintain robust supply lines during the conflict.
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Oracle rating downgraded by S&P, now stands one notch above junk; reason is Sam Altman

S&P Global Ratings lowered Oracle's credit rating to BBB- from BBB. The agency cited significant risks associated with Oracle's expanding AI infrastructure business. OpenAI's substantial reliance on Oracle's services presents a key credit risk for the company. Oracle faces potential financial strain from massive data center leases if OpenAI defaults. The rating agency warned of further downgrades if leverage exceeds 4.5x.
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How Spain ended 'Dictator' Mbappe's reign and blew France apart

Until they met Spain, Mbappe and Co were tearing defences apart with disdain, but from Spain they finally learnt the meaning of pain. Today’s OFFSIDE explains how Spain took France’s imperial swagger and tore it Bona-part.
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'May die in 2 days, lost 8.5kg': Plea seeks 'force-feeding' of Sonam Wangchuk

A plea seeks court intervention to force-feed activist Sonam Wangchuk, whose hunger strike has entered its eighteenth day. Concerns are growing over his deteriorating health as he has reportedly lost significant weight. The petition urges authorities to shift him to a government hospital for medical intervention. It argues that saving his life is of paramount importance for the nation.
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Punjab's textile sector has immense potential, says CM Bhagwant Mann at Bharat Tex 2026

On Tuesday at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, Mann said Punjab is playing a significant role at Bharat Tex 2026, with 97 companies from the state participating in the exhibition.
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Andy Burnham condemns alleged right-wing terror plot at Islamic gathering, says 'hatred against Muslims has no place in UK'

Andy Burnham condemns alleged right-wing terror plot at Islamic gathering, says 'hatred against Muslims has no place in UK'
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Ukraine deploys combat robot via sea drone in unprecedented assault on Russian-held Kinburn Spit

Ukraine deploys combat robot via sea drone in unprecedented assault on Russian-held Kinburn Spit
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'Significant moment': PM Modi as India-UK trade deal comes into effect

'Significant moment': PM Modi as India-UK trade deal comes into effect
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No lab, no money: How students at a government school in Aligarh built a flying F-22 raptor model that took the whole country by surprise

Students from a government school in Aligarh built a flying F-22 Raptor model. They used thermocol waste and toy motors, demonstrating remarkable ingenuity. This achievement highlights the potential within government schools across Uttar Pradesh. The initiative was part of the Robotics Ki Pathshala STEM program. Such stories underscore the need for greater resources and support for these students.
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