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Women, elderly bear brunt of nuisance near Tasmac outlet, say Chennai’s Kasturba Nagar residents


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Another setback for AIADMK as M.R. Vijayabhaskar resigns as MLA in Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Speaker J.C.D. Prabhakar accepts the resignation of the Karur constituency legislator. Mr. Vijayabhaskar is the sixth AIADMK MLA to resign months after the Assembly elections.
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German Foreign Minister, U.S. counterpart to discuss new burden-sharing arrangement in NATO

Mr. Wadephul and Mr. Rubio will discuss “how ​we ‌can achieve a new burden-sharing arrangement within the alliance ‌and secure stable, long-term ​support for Ukraine at ⁠next week’s NATO summit in Ankara”
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The HinduWorld
High bitumen rates press the pause button on road laying works in Chennai


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The HinduHome
Ram Temple embezzlement row: Supreme Court urged to secure digital evidence before it is ‘quietly lost’

During the oral mention, Mr. Goswami informed the Bench that the Supreme Court Registry had informed him that the petition would be taken up only after the summer vacation, which ends on July 12
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Chennai’s Koyambedu market complex hit by waterlogging due to delay in storm-water drain works


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The HinduHome
Why are States opposing VB-G RAM G | Explained

While the Bill increases the number of guaranteed workdays from 100 to 125, it also significantly raises the financial burden on States from the current 10% share to 40% of total expenditure
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Sikh MLAs, Cabinet Ministers appear before Akal Takht over anti-sacrilege law

Non-Sikh Cabinet Ministers were asked to submit their views in writing on the matter, whereas Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann was not summoned
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The HinduHome
PM Modi meets members of Indian diaspora in Seychelles

India and Seychelles are currently celebrating 50 years of the establishment of diplomatic ties
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The HinduHome
TET paper leak: Opposition legislators protest, walk out of Maharashtra Assembly

Senior leaders alleged that those behind the TET and NEET leaks are linked to the BJP, and demanded a comprehensive investigation into the examination process
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The HinduHome
Bengaluru Namma Metro phase-3 daily ridership may dip from 8.09 lakh to 7.98 lakh passengers with double-decker road


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The HinduHome
Death penalty for 65-year-old for rape, murder of girl, 3; verdict in 60 days

Death penalty for yearold for rape murder of girl verdict in days
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India TodayHome
Can a snake bite through jeans or boots? Here’s what experts say and tips to stay safe outdoors

As the monsoons set in, news of snakes making their way into houses, gardens, fields, and even trekking routes becomes frequent. Since more people tend to venture outdoors for hiking, farming, gardening, or just walking in parks, one of the questions that often arises is whether a snake can bite through jeans and shoes or not.Yes, it can, though that depends on many factors. Though wearing heavy clothing and strong shoes makes it less likely that you will be bitten by a snake, it does not necessarily mean that the snake cannot bite through it.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Before smartphones, this is how Indian children spent their summer holidays

Remembering summers before smartphones, children embraced outdoor adventures, from cricket in dusty plots to cycling races. Grandparents' tales and neighbourhood games filled days, while books and homemade snacks offered indoor respite. These unplugged holidays fostered independence, creativity, and lasting friendships, proving that the most valuable lessons often came from simple, sun-soaked moments.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
'Expected Sooryavanshi to debut': Gavaskar questions India's call after Ireland setback

Sunil Gavaskar expressed surprise at 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's exclusion from the Ireland T20Is, believing he should have debuted before tougher England assignments. Despite the omission, Gavaskar anticipates Sooryavanshi's eventual call-up, citing his record-breaking domestic feats. Assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate, however, urged patience, emphasising faith in established players while acknowledging the youngster's readiness.
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