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Days before Asian Games, Tanya Chaudhary shatters national record in big boost for Indian athletics

Tanya Chaudhary has made headlines by breaking the national record in women's hammer throw with a stunning distance of 68.35m. This impressive accomplishment occurs within days of the Asian Games, overshadowing Anushka Yadav's former record. Both athletes are now among India's elite competitors, providing significant encouragement to the country's prospects in athletics at the upcoming Games.
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Quote of the day by Charles Darwin: “A man who dares to waste one hour of time has not discovered the value of life”

Quote of the day by Charles Darwin: “A man who dares to waste one hour of time has not discovered the value of life”
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Brics turns 25: How a Goldman Sachs acronym became a global power bloc

This September, New Delhi will play host to the 18th Brics Summit. With eleven member nations and ten partner countries added to its roster, Brics has matured from an economic idea born twenty-five years ago into a vital platform for the Global South. Discussions at the summit will focus on economic collaboration, technological advancements, and essential global governance challenges.
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TN minister reiterates Rahul Gandhi for PM pitch; rules out Vijay as contender


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IndiGo Lucknow-Dammam flight makes emergency landing in Ahmedabad after hoax bomb threat


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The US had just two 500-foot smokestacks in 1970 and more than 180 by 1985 to dilute pollution

In an effort to mitigate local air pollution, American power companies constructed towering smokestacks, effectively releasing sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides into higher winds. Unfortunately, this practice contributed to acid rain, harming ecosystems throughout North America. In response, Congress revised the Clean Air Act to restrict the use of tall stacks and improve emission control by emphasizing source capture instead.
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New Jersey built a massive seawall to protect a highway and beach houses from erosion

In New Jersey, the construction of a seawall has safeguarded properties but has inadvertently resulted in the disappearance of the sandy shoreline. The energy from waves is redirected downwards, which has stripped away sand and left no beach visible even during low tide. This hard engineering tactic disrupts the natural flow of sand and hinders the migration of barrier islands.
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New York investigator accused of tracking ex-girlfriend 3,000 times using Flock cameras; suspended after 4,000 searches


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The US built nearly 2,000 km of Mississippi River levees; helping erase 4,900 sq km of coastal land

The construction of levees along the Mississippi River has led to significant coastal land erosion in Louisiana by obstructing critical river sediment from reaching coastal estuaries. In an effort to combat this issue, environmental agencies are now reintroducing river mud into the affected bayous. This initiative is focused on rejuvenating the coastline and revitalizing marshland ecosystems, serving as a potential blueprint for delta restoration throughout southern Louisiana.
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Britain brought back wild bison after 6,000 years; their grazing could create new habitats

The historic return of wild bison to Britain, absent for 6,000 years, is made possible by the Blean Bison Project. This initiative not only aims to reinstate these creatures but also to rejuvenate the woodland ecosystem they inhabit. Through their natural grazing and movements, they are instrumental in creating diverse habitats that support biodiversity.
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India vs Bangladesh LIVE Score, Women's Asia Cup Semi-Final: Shafali Verma Stunned By Bangladesh Pacer In 1st Over

India vs Bangladesh Women LIVE Score Updates: The focus is on the opening pair of Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma as India are batting first against Bangladesh.
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Australia Star Voices Concerns Over BBL Overhaul: 'A Lot Happening Behind The Scenes'

Cricket Australia recently announced its decision to welcome private investment into the BBL, while also introducing a new player contracting system.
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BCCI Set To Sack Crucial Member Of Team India Over Gautam Gambhir, Ajit Agarkar's Concerns: Report

It was reported that with the national selectors and head coach Gautam Gambhir worried over the frequent breakdown of key players, someone from the sports science team had to take the fall.
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ILT20 Season 5 Launched In The Presence Of Brett Lee And Shoaib Akhtar

International League Season 5 was officially launched at a dazzling event held in Dubai on Wednesday
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India vs Afghanistan 1st T20I To Be Postponed? Delhi Cricket Body Says This

The first T20I between India and Afghanistan could be postponed by a day, according to a report.
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