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Ranbir Kapoor buys 25 acres land in Pune for Rs 16.42 crore months after Ayodhya property purchase

Ranbir Kapoor has acquired nearly twenty-five acres of land in Pune's Mulshi taluka. This significant real estate deal was registered on April thirtieth, twenty twenty-six. The actor also recently invested in a land parcel at The Sarayu project. Kapoor's investment reflects a growing trend among Bollywood celebrities diversifying portfolios. Other prominent figures have also invested in premium real estate projects nationwide.
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IND vs ENG, 1st ODI Live: Rohit departs cheaply; Virat Kohli, Gill carry India forward

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Axar Patel becomes only the second Indian spinner after Jadeja to...

Axar Patel achieved a rare feat by taking four wickets in the death overs. He became the second Indian spinner to accomplish this milestone in ODI cricket. England recovered through Joe Root and Liam Dawson after a significant collapse. Axar's career-best figures restricted England to 258 runs. India's pace attack dominated the initial phase of the innings.
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IND vs ENG, 1st ODI Live: Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill begin India's chase

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Scientists discover hyenas have a secret language of facial expressions and sounds that helps prevent fights from turning deadly

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Central expert panel approves environmental clearance for 1,000 MW Naying hydro-power project of Arunachal Pradesh

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'Political conspiracy was hatched': Rekha Gupta blames AAP top brass after Tahir Hussain's Delhi riots conviction

Rekha Gupta accused the Aam Aadmi Party of political patronage to Tahir Hussain. She demanded answers from the party leadership regarding their association with him. Hussain was convicted for his role in the 2020 Delhi riots and murder. The conviction brought justice to victims and their devastated families. The chief minister stressed accountability and punishment for those responsible.
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AR Rahman brings his magic to Washington with National Symphony Orchestra

AR Rahman's performance with the National Symphony Orchestra offered a powerful reminder of music's unifying power. He seamlessly blended Eastern and Western musical traditions, creating a rich tapestry of sound. The concert showcased his ability to orchestrate diverse elements into a cohesive artistic vision. This event demonstrated that harmony is a universal human aspiration, not just a musical concept. Rahman conducted connection, reminding audiences of their shared humanity through melody.
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Govt releases first services production index; 14 of 19 sub-sectors post double-digit growth

India's government has launched a new Index of Services Production. Fourteen of nineteen formal services sub-sectors showed double-digit growth in April. Accommodation and food services expanded significantly, leading the growth figures. Air and railway transport were the only sub-sectors to record declines. This index will now be released monthly to track economic activity.
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US stocks today: Wall Street trades in green; stocks steady as US inflation data better than expected

The market drew support from declining bond yields after data showed US consumer prices rose 3.5 per cent in June compared with a year earlier, reflecting higher costs for gasoline, food and other everyday items.
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Day 17 of Sonam Wangchuk's Fast: Opposition Shows Support, Congress Under Spotlight

Climate activist and education reformer Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike has entered its 17th day, with doctors warning that his health is deteriorating after he reportedly lost more than 8 kg.

A steady stream of Opposition leaders and public figures-including leaders from the CPI(M), CPI, AAP, Samajwadi Party, and Shiv Sena (UBT)-have visited Delhi's Jantar Mantar to express solidarity. Actor Omi Vaidya has also appealed to people not to let Wangchuk's protest end in tragedy.

However, the absence of Rahul Gandhi and the Congress leadership has drawn attention. Given the Congress's consistent focus on student issues, education, and youth concerns, questions are being raised about why the party has stayed away from the protest site.

Watch the full report for the latest updates on Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike, his health, the growing political reactions, and the debate over Congress's absence.

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Is English Now an Indian Language? Supreme Court's Big Question Sparks Debate

Can English now be considered an Indian language?

The question came up before the Supreme Court during a hearing on the CBSE's three-language policy. Justice Joymalya Bagchi observed that the meaning of the word "native" may need to be revisited and asked whether, after more than 200 years in India, English could be regarded as an Indian language.

The court did not give a ruling on the issue but sought a response from the CBSE, with its observations triggering a wider debate on language, identity, education and the implementation of the three-language policy in schools.

 

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NDTV Investigation: Inside Madhya Pradesh's 'Ghost' Teacher Training Colleges

An NDTV ground investigation has uncovered serious irregularities in several teacher training colleges across Madhya Pradesh, raising questions about the quality and credibility of teacher education in the state.

Our investigation found institutions that allegedly existed largely on paper, with missing classrooms, inadequate faculty, poor infrastructure, and campuses that did not match official records. In some cases, colleges were difficult to locate or showed little evidence of regular academic activity despite remaining part of the teacher education system.

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Where Is Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei? Absence Sparks Global Speculation

Questions are mounting over the prolonged public absence of Iran's Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei. Reports have claimed he was injured in the strike that killed his father, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, though there has been no official confirmation. Since assuming leadership, he has not made any verified public appearances or delivered a live televised address.

 

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Middle East Crisis Deepens: Blasts Reported Near Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Facility

Fresh explosions have been reported near Iran's Bushehr nuclear facility, raising fears of another major escalation in the Middle East. The development comes amid renewed uncertainty over the future of US-Iran engagement and growing concerns about the security of Iran's nuclear infrastructure.

The crisis is also directly affecting India. New Delhi has lodged a strong protest with Iran after attacks on merchant vessels carrying Indian crew members. One Indian sailor has died, while several others have been injured in separate incidents involving commercial ships in the region.

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