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'Felt ashamed': Gadkari on highway delay, vows record for blacklisting contractors

Nitin Gadkari said on Wednesday that he wanted to "set a record" by blacklisting the largest possible number of contractors and suspending officials found responsible for delays or poor-quality execution in infrastructure projects.
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10 biggest features of Apple's first foldable phone, iPhone Duo

Apple has unveiled its first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, featuring a large 7.6-inch inner display. This new device incorporates a titanium frame and a redesigned hinge mechanism for durability. The iPhone Duo boasts the powerful A20 Pro chip and an advanced 48MP Fusion camera system. It runs on the updated iOS 27, offering enhanced multitasking and Apple Intelligence features.
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'Attacking without verifying not correct': HC to CJP leader on Gaurav Bhatia post

The Delhi High Court on Thursday asked the defendants in a defamation case filed by senior advocate and BJP leader Gaurav Bhatia whether they were willing to voluntarily take down the disputed social media posts, observing that there are different ways of protesting and that criticism should be expressed in a more articulate manner.
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UP horror: 7-month-pregnant woman beaten to death by husband

A pregnant woman was allegedly beaten to death by her husband in Uttar Pradesh's Hardoi district. The domestic dispute escalated, leading to the fatal assault with a wooden stick. The woman's mother-in-law was also injured while attempting to intervene and stop the violence. Neighbours rushed to the scene and transported the injured woman to a local health center.
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'There's not many bigger than that': New Zealand cricketer rejects T20 league contract to play India Test series

Santner was approached by the Strikers but decided that New Zealand’s international schedule should take priority. New Zealand are set to host India in a full series, including two Tests, from October 22 to December 1 before travelling to Australia for a four-Test series.
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In 2019, Seattle residents helped float planted “biobarges” beside a hardened waterway; cameras later recorded young salmon feeding around the new habitat

Innovative floating wetlands were introduced in the Duwamish River to rejuvenate aquatic habitats. These biostructures not only furnished protection but also supplied nourishment for migrating juvenile salmon. Community scientists documented fish interactions and captured underwater videos, highlighting how salmon engaged with the wetlands for feeding and refuge. The overarching goal of this initiative was to address the ecological damage caused by industrialization.
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Are We Growing Old Before Our Time?

A recent study uncovers that children today are experiencing biological aging at a quicker pace compared to previous generations. Factors such as poor diet and insufficient exercise are contributing to this phenomenon. Those whose biological age surpasses their actual age are at a greater risk for developing cancer. However, ancient Vedic teachings provide insights into combating premature aging.
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Amol Palekar and Sandya Gokhale: The only way to deal with censorship is to keep fighting it

In a conversation with us, Sandhya Gokhale and Amol Palekar bring the questioning spirit to a wide-ranging conversation that moves from the women overlooked by history and the changing worldview of Gen Z to the future of cinema, OTT, AI and creative freedom.
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Quote of the day by Jensen Huang: “Greatness comes from character, and character isn't formed…” - the lesson behind his powerful words

Quote of the day by Jensen Huang: “Greatness comes from character, and character isn't formed…” - the lesson behind his powerful words
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Volunteers spent 16 years restoring a damaged Arizona desert; 133 native plant species now thrive where invasive grass once ruled

Volunteers spent 16 years restoring a damaged Arizona desert; 133 native plant species now thrive where invasive grass once ruled
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He brought home 22 international medals for India and now drives a cab to support his family; “the system failed me”: At 47, Parag Patil is still chasing one impossible dream for his country

In the bustling city of Mumbai, Parag Patil drives a cab by day but lives as a hero in the sporting world. As an international Masters athlete, he has proudly brought home twenty-two medals for India, including four stunning golds. Balancing financial struggles and injuries, he remains fueled by the unwavering support of his wife, who even mortgaged her mangalsutra to help him compete.
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'Govt cremated body forcibly': Gulzar Singh's family alleges last rites conducted without consent

'Govt cremated body forcibly': Gulzar Singh's family alleges last rites conducted without consent
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Harshit Rana ruled out as Yash Thakur named replacement for Afghanistan T20Is, Asian Games

Harshit Rana has faced yet another setback as he has been ruled out of the upcoming series because of a new injury. Yash Thakur is set to take his place in the squads for the T20Is against Afghanistan and the Asian Games. Rana's previous injuries, including issues with his hamstring and knee, kept him from playing in the T20 World Cup.
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