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Love, affair, wife's death: How two civil services aspirants ended up in murder probe

Police arrested a sub-inspector in connection with the death of Amrita Kumari, wife of a block development officer. Her brother alleged her husband killed her due to an extramarital relationship and dowry harassment. The couple met while preparing for civil services and later married, but their relationship reportedly soured. Amrita was found unconscious and later died, leading to her brother filing an FIR against her husband and his family.
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Stock Market LIVE Updates, Sensex Today: Day After Rout, Markets Open Higher Amid Mixed Global Cues

Stock Market, Sensex, Share Market, Nifty LIVE Updates: Brent crude futures were up 78 cents at $78.80 a barrel, while US WTI crude is at $74.26.
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"AI Will Build Entire Features": Manager's Remark Sparks Debate On Reddit

A software engineer's viral Reddit post exposes a deep ideological divide in the tech industry after a manager claimed that AI will soon build software features entirely without human engineers.
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Video: Iran Releases Footage Of Khamenei's Destroyed Home For The First Time

Khamenei was killed on the first day of the US-Israeli war on Iran on February 28. Along with him, many of his family members were also killed
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US-Iran War Live Updates: US Hits '90 Targets', Including Rail Bridges In New Strikes On Iran

Iran-US War News LIVE: The US military has hit a variety of military sites and port facilities after blaming Iran for targeting several merchant vessels off the coast of Oman, sparking Iranian fire then as well.
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Faith And Financial Transparency: Students On Ram Mandir Donation Row

The Ram Mandir donation row has reignited debate over financial accountability in religious institutions. Students across Delhi universities told NDTV transparency, independent audits and due process are essential, while stressing that faith should remain separate from institutional management.
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Centre's Big Push To Manufacturing: Customs Duty Cut On Electronics Parts

Among the biggest beneficiaries are manufacturers of display assemblies used in automotive, medical and industrial equipment.
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Indian Techie Kills Wife In US Home, Sends Body's Photo To Lover In India

Investigation revealed that Narne had a "secret relationship" with a woman in India for many years.
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Watch: Telangana Man Buys Rs 1.10 Lakh Bike Using Only Rs 10 Coins

A Telangana man fulfilled his family's nine-year dream of owning a motorcycle by paying Rs 1.10 lakh entirely in Rs 10 coins that they had patiently saved since 2017.
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India’s EV transition cannot afford to ignore retrofitment

The country needs a comprehensive retrofitment framework which can democratise EV transition and support a circular mobility economy
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West Asia war LIVE: Iran Guards say hit U.S. bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, threaten to expand strikes

The Guards said they struck “key infrastructure and facilities” at U.S. bases in Arifjan and Ali Al Salem in Kuwait, and Juffair and Sheikh Isa in Bahrain with missiles and drones.
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Iran chief negotiator says Hormuz strait to open only under ‘Iranian arrangements’

‘The United States still has not learned that bullying and breaking its promises no longer come without consequences; let me be clear: If you strike, you will be struck,’ said Iran's chief negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf
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West Asia War highlights: Trump says fresh strikes on Iran retribution for attacks on ships

Donald Trump said U.S. would hit Iran "hard", though he expected the latest military flare-up to end quickly and left the door open to more talks
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Western Europe records its hottest June as heatwaves surge

It was the second hottest June on record for the world and for Europe as a whole, Copernicus said, as human-induced climate change continues to push temperatures higher.
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Military technology’s environmental impact: A bird’s nest made of fibre-optic cable

In an unusual wildlife story from Ukraine, a bird’s nest made with military-grade fibre-optic cable raises questions about the environmental legacy of modern warfare
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