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Finance Bill contradicts CM’s assurance on low-alcohol beverages: Oppn leader Pinarayi

Finance Bill contradicts CM’s assurance on low-alcohol beverages: Oppn leader Pinarayi
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Sudden blaze at incense stick factory spreads panic, no casualties reported

Sudden blaze at incense stick factory spreads panic, no casualties reported
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'No choice but to build atomic bomb': IRGC-linked media urges Iran to pursue nuclear weapon despite US deal

'No choice but to build atomic bomb': IRGC-linked media urges Iran to pursue nuclear weapon despite US deal
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Over 1.4 lakh e-files, 9.2 lakh e-receipts processed as delhi government completes one year of e-office

Over 1.4 lakh e-files, 9.2 lakh e-receipts processed as delhi government completes one year of e-office
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Ahead of June 30 rebate deadline, glitches mar property tax portal

Ahead of June 30 rebate deadline, glitches mar property tax portal
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Delhi Police Arrests Proclaimed Offender for Rs 18 Crore Bank Fraud

Delhi Police Arrests Proclaimed Offender for Rs 18 Crore Bank Fraud
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'Sitting down': Hidden signal Siya gave Chetan before he pushed Ketan into gorge; police reveal plot


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31-year-old Pakistani national held after crossing LoC in Poonch

Jammu and Kashmir Police apprehended a 31-year-old Pakistani national, Rayees Khan, on Sunday after he allegedly crossed the Line of Control into Indian territory in the Balakote sector. No incriminating material was found. This marks the third such apprehension this month, following the capture of another Pakistani national, Mohd Sajad, on Friday near the LoC in Poonch. Both individuals are currently being questioned to determine their motives and backgrounds.
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CBSE cites 11-mark rise to rebut student’s re-eval charge; 99.7% Class XII re-eval cases cleared

CBSE has finalized verification and re-evaluation for over 99.7% of Class XII 2026 result applications, refuting a student's social media claims of minimal mark increases as false. The Board detailed a student's actual mark jump of 11 points, including a significant nine-mark rise in Physics. This clarification addresses concerns surrounding the new on-screen marking system, with CBSE assuring that all necessary checks were performed.
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Assam Rifles, Indian Navy band to join Seychelles' Golden Jubilee Independence Day celebrations

India's commitment to Seychelles' security and prosperity was underscored during the island nation's 50th Independence Day celebrations. Prime Minister Modi, the guest of honour, highlighted the indivisible nature of regional security and gifted a fast patrol vessel, LESPWAR, along with other defence equipment. An Assam Rifles contingent and an Indian Navy band participated, with two naval ships docked at Port Victoria, reinforcing decades of unwavering friendship and solidarity.
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Korean proverb of the day: 'When whales fight, the shrimp’s back gets broken'

A centuries-old Korean proverb, "When whales fight, the shrimp's back gets broken," vividly illustrates how the powerless suffer during conflicts between the influential. This timeless wisdom, originating from oral tradition, remains strikingly relevant today, applying to everything from international relations and corporate disputes to family struggles. Its enduring power lies in its simple yet potent imagery, reminding us that even seemingly distant battles have far-reaching consequences for the vulnerable.
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Filipino proverb of the day: 'A desperate person clings even to a knife'

The Filipino saying, "A desperate person clings even to a knife," powerfully conveys how dire situations can lead individuals to make perilous decisions, often feeling trapped with no alternatives. This age-old wisdom, rooted in oral tradition, seeks to explain rather than condemn, revealing our innate tendency to prioritize survival in the face of adversity. Its lasting significance calls for compassion and a deeper understanding of challenging scenarios.
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Quote of the day by Barack Obama: "The best way to not feel hopeless is to…" - understand why action creates hope


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California teacher marries Gaza man to give him US citizenship; attorney calls it 'foolish'

In a bold move, a dance instructor from California has wed a man from Gaza through a virtual ceremony, aiming to support his US citizenship aspirations and advocate for Palestinian rights. This unconventional union has raised eyebrows among immigration specialists, who caution about the risks of marriage fraud allegations. Meanwhile, she passionately encourages her students to engage in pro-Palestinian issues and activism.
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Iranian Father Builds Tactile Football Field So Blind Son Alireza Can Feel the World Cup

An Iranian father has captured the hearts of football fans across the world after building a simple tactile football field at home — so that his 9-year-old blind son, Alireza, can experience the FIFA World Cup through the power of touch. 


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