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As outage at Australia's biggest telecom company hits phone services, trains and online payments; telecom minister says: Telcos are least trusted industry in our country, days like these show ⁠exactly why Australians …

Telstra experienced a nationwide outage affecting phone services and online payments. This disruption prompted criticism from Australia's Communications Minister Anika Wells. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called the incident a significant national disruption. The company later attributed the failure to a software defect, not a cyberattack. Investigations into the root cause and its impact are now underway.
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England legend Tammy Beaumont to retire after Lord's Test against India, ends 17-year international career; check stats & records

The 35-year-old will bring the curtain down on an international career that began in 2009.
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Satluj takedown: What did Jaswant Singh Khalra do that India shouldn't see?

For two days, those in India could watch a film about Jaswant Singh Khalra. Then 'Satluj' disappeared from the platform hosting it. What was so controversial about it?
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British traveller calls this the 'biggest scam in India' after visiting Meghalaya's cleanest village

A British traveler's viral reel showcases Mawlynnong, Asia's cleanest village in Meghalaya. This village challenges common perceptions about India's waste management practices. Residents actively maintain cleanliness through daily sweeping and designated waste disposal areas. Mawlynnong, known as God's Own Garden, closes every Sunday for upkeep. The reel has garnered appreciation for highlighting this lesser-known aspect of India.
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Scientists found 'forever chemicals' in Antarctic penguin feathers, showing that even one of Earth's most remote ecosystems has been reached by human pollution

A recent study found forever chemicals in Antarctic penguin feathers. These man-made substances are highly resistant to breakdown and persist for years. Scientists discovered 38 different PFAS compounds in Adélie, Gentoo, and Emperor penguins. Emperor penguins showed the highest average levels of PFAS contamination in their feathers. This indicates widespread pollution reaching even Earth's most remote ecosystems.
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MPHC gives govt a week to respond to Ujjain ‘mock’ blast plea

Petition sought NIA or CBI probe into June 23 incident
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'Fear they may target me again': Dombivli doctor assaulted by Shiv Sena corporator weighs quitting job

A young doctor is traumatized after an assault at Shastri Nagar Hospital. She is now considering quitting her job despite the main accused's arrest. Her family expressed concerns about her safety and mental well-being following the incident. The attack on medical staff led to widespread outrage and protests by doctors. Routine OPD services were suspended while emergency care continued during the protest.
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'Don't forgive TMC traitors': Mamata Banerjee's appeal to people after party rebellion

Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee attacked a rival faction and the BJP. She urged people not to forgive party leaders who sided with the opposition. The dispute escalates over control of the party's name and symbol. Both factions are engaged in a legal and political battle. Mamata challenged rebel leaders to directly join the BJP.
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Mysterious 'space balls' twice the size of basketballs wash ashore on Australian beach, scientists say the discovery is more common than many people think

Metallic spheres have mysteriously appeared on an Australian beach, sparking local alarm. After thorough investigation, authorities determined the oddities were actually remnants of space debris—specifically pressure vessels from rocket launch vehicles that survived their fiery return to Earth. With the surge in space explorations, experts predict that encounters with such debris will become more frequent as launches increase.
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Red scare by the red: Trump and Republicans test anti-communist message for midterm elections


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Quote of the day by Che Guevara: "We cannot be sure of having something to live for unless…"


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'Want to remain with you': Trump's Nato U-turn as chief backs US strikes on Iran

At a recent summit, President Trump reinforced the United States' unwavering support for Nato, highlighting the strong camaraderie among member nations. Nato's Secretary General Mark Rutte backed the US military actions in Iran, and allies from Europe and Canada committed to boosting their defense budgets while extending aid to Ukraine. The summit concluded with a declaration underscoring collective defense principles and ongoing military support for Ukraine.
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Tow-truck driver shot during California freeway service call remains in critical condition as family speaks out

A towing operator in California has sustained critical injuries following a shooting incident on a busy freeway. Authorities are actively probing the circumstances surrounding the attack as the driver’s family rallies for community assistance to cover escalating medical and daily expenses. Meanwhile, the alleged shooter perished following a police chase that ensued. This unfortunate event underscores the perilous conditions under which tow truck drivers operate.
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Triple murder shocks UK: Manhunt launched after wife, two daughters found dead in Bedfordshire


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US-Iran war impact: IMF lowers India’s GDP growth forecast marginally; still tags it among fastest growing economies

According to the IMF, the global economy has so far avoided a steeper slowdown despite the war, as strong demand linked to the technology sector has helped offset the impact of reduced energy supplies caused by the conflict.
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