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Rajasthan SET 2026: Students boycott exam in Jaipur over delayed papers, alleged irregularities

In Jaipur, students staged a protest and boycotted the Rajasthan SET-2026 exam due to a significant delay in the arrival of question papers, which reached the examination hall nearly thirty minutes after the scheduled start. Candidates expressed grave concerns about exam irregularities and called for a re-examination, underlining ongoing challenges faced in competitive testing in India. Official confirmation of the exam's status remains pending.
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'World expects concrete results': PM Modi extends best wishes as Brics chairship passes to China

'World expects concrete results': PM Modi extends best wishes as Brics chairship passes to China
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Ghazal maestro Talat Aziz returns to Mumbai stage after six years with Strings and Sing concert

Talat Aziz returned to the Mumbai stage after six years for a special concert. The event featured sitar maestro Ustad Shujaat Khan and blended ghazals and Sufi music. He performed popular numbers and rare ghazals, including a tribute to Jagjit Singh. Young Armaan Khan joined Aziz for a memorable rendition of a popular song. Massive screens enhanced the audio-visual experience while retaining the genre's essence.
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Harmanpreet Kaur reveals India’s final mantra ahead of Asia Cup Final vs Sri Lanka : 'Nothing new, nothing different'

India's captain Harmanpreet Kaur expresses confidence in her team's readiness for the Asia Cup final. The squad has displayed marked enhancements in batting, bowling, and fielding throughout the tournament. Veteran players are instilling confidence in Harmanpreet as they prepare for the title showdown. However, to succeed against Sri Lanka, they must rectify the issue of dropped catches that could lead to significant mistakes.
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Who really needs a heart calcium scan?

Recent studies reveal that coronary artery calcium scans offer significant advantages for patients classified as having an intermediate risk. These scans deliver essential insights, particularly for those whose calculated risks leave them uncertain. While standard tools such as PREVENT work well for the broader population, unnecessary radiation exposure and additional costs can arise from routine scans.
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130 missing after Indonesian passenger ship sinks in Java Sea; 107 rescued, 6 dead - video

130 missing after Indonesian passenger ship sinks in Java Sea; 107 rescued, 6 dead - video
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Aries Horoscope Tomorrow, 14 September 2026: A Sudden Change of Plans Could Work More in Your Favour Than Expected

Aries individuals might discover that key decisions are swayed by the opinions of those around them. Success in their careers will hinge on teamwork and impressive presentations. In the realm of love, modern connections could emphasize visual attraction and shared hobbies. Joint investments and social engagements may motivate spending on high-quality items. Incorporating balanced meals and gentle stretching into their routine can enhance overall health and wellness.
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Amit Shah says decolonising knowledge not about erasing history, but reclaiming India's narrative

Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasized decolonizing India's history and knowledge authentically. He stated that true knowledge should remain free from any ideological constraints. Shah highlighted the importance of preserving India's knowledge traditions and manuscripts. He proposed creating a wider network for sharing heritage collections across India. The minister urged using Indology for the nation's and world's welfare.
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Left parties continue to give TVK cold shoulder, to go solo in TN bypolls


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'Stepmotherly treatment': Tejashwi seeks 'national disaster' tag for Bihar floods, slams Centre's response


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Satya Niketan PG collapse: Court sends 2 key accused to 12-day judicial custody


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‘Not working with his own mind’: Mayawati alleges nephew Akash remains under Siddharth’s influence


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9/11 grounded US flights, but strangers moved a liver 800 miles to save a baby

In 2001, six-month-old Kareena needed a liver transplant and was too sick to leave hospital. When US flights were grounded after 9/11, strangers and Tennessee National Guard members moved the donor liver nearly 800 miles from Nashville to Houston. Twenty-five years later, Kareena has graduated from college and is studying health policy in law school.
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Scientists used centuries-old aurora sightings: their method placed solar minima within 2 years with more than 90% reliability

Ancient auroras are unlocking secrets of solar activity, offering scientists a glimpse into the Sun's behavior long before our time. By employing a new statistical method to analyze historical sky observations, researchers have pieced together eight distinct cycles of solar activity from 1560 to 1640. This intriguing study correlates well with various independent solar records, enhancing our understanding of solar dynamics pre-dating contemporary measurements.
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Indian-origin lab owner wanted in US over alleged $93 million Medicare fraud

Indian-origin lab owner wanted in US over alleged $93 million Medicare fraud
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