Schools In Parts Of Navi Mumbai, Other Areas Of Maharashtra Closed Due To Heavy Rain
Raigad schools will remain closed on July 2 due to heavy rainfall. The holiday applies to Panvel, Uran, and other areas as IMD forecasts heavy rain.
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Belgium Score Late Penalty In Extra Time To Beat Senegal, Reach Round Of 16
Belgium vs Senegal Highlights, FIFA World Cup 2026 Match: Youri Tielemans scored a penalty late in extra-time to guide Belgium to a 3-2 win over Senegal in their FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 match.
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Nick Kyrgios Loses Cool, Swears At Chair Umpire On Wimbledon Return
Volatile Australian Nick Kyrgios swore at an umpire and claimed he did not care if he was fined for the outburst as the former Wimbledon finalist made a stormy return to the All England Club.
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Former Finalist Nick Kyrgios Bids Emotional Goodbye To Wimbledon Career
Former singles finalist Nick Kyrgios bid an emotional goodbye to his Wimbledon career following a first-round doubles loss on Wednesday.
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Five Stocks To Buy: Maruti Suzuki, Adani Power, Suzlon Energy And More | July 2, 2026
Top picks for Thursday, July 2 include India's leading passenger vehicle manufacturer Maruti Suzuki, real estate player DLF, thermal power producer Adani Power, renewable energy firm Suzlon and...
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Survival of the wittiest? Scientists debate if wit helped evolve language
By identifying ‘living fossils’ in modern speech, some researchers are arguing that human language evolved slowly through a ‘survival of the wittiest’. The theory suggests verbal humour was sexually selected over physical fighting, using visual brain regions to build the foundation of complex modern grammar
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FIFA World Cup Round of 32 LIVE: USA wins against Bosnia-Herzegovina at 2-0
USA still have just one knockout win in World Cup history so far
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10-man U.S. earn 2-0 win over Bosnia, charge into round of 16
The United States earned their first knockout-round victory since 2002
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FIFA World Cup Round of 32 highlights: USA wins against Bosnia-Herzegovina at 2-0
The United States earned their first knockout-round victory since 2002
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USA 2-0 BIH Live: Balogun, Tillman fire USA into Round of 16
USA 2-0 BIH Live: Balogun, Tillman fire USA into Round of 16
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Watch: Russian couple climbs to top of NYC Empire State Building, then get engaged
Watch: Russian couple climbs to top of NYC Empire State Building, then get engaged
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Every mother's nightmare. Children tortured with jet spray at Bengaluru daycare
Every mothers nightmare Children tortured with jet spray at Bengaluru daycare
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10-man USA keep dream alive, reach last 16 with win over Bosnia & Herzegovina
man USA keep dream alive reach last with win over Bosnia Herzegovina
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Days after Meta sent '4 AM layoff emails' to 8,000 employees, CEO Mark Zuckerberg says that the job situation will improve if companies focused more on ...
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg believes AI-driven job losses are exaggerated, advocating for tools that boost individual productivity. This comes as the tech giant laid off 8,000 employees, reassigning another 7,000 to AI projects, to offset significant investments in its AI "reboot." While Meta pours billions into AI infrastructure, Zuckerberg suggests a focus on human empowerment could create more jobs, a view contrasting with some industry leaders.
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France's Omaha Beach is still bleeding metal 82 years after D-Day; one sand sample contained 4% metallic fragments, while a new survey found 0.4% across Normandy beaches
Microscopic iron shrapnel, remnants of D-Day explosions, have been discovered in Omaha Beach sand, a study reveals. Sedimentary geologists stumbled upon these tiny fragments, some measuring less than a millimeter, during a field trip. These particles, formed by wartime blasts and corroded by seawater, are slowly disappearing, with scientists estimating they'll be unidentifiable within a century, leaving museum artifacts as primary reminders of the historic invasion.
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