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Delhi BJP lodges police complaint over 'fake' photo of Nitin Nabin holding national flag upside down

The Delhi BJP unit has filed a police complaint regarding a fake picture. This fabricated image shows party president Nitin Nabin holding the national flag upside down. BJP leaders met with police officials to demand a thorough investigation into the matter. They stated that opposition parties misuse social media to…

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Election black money cases must be probed faster, says Supreme Court

The Supreme Court mandated swift conclusion of criminal cases involving election-related black money. Authorities must report cash seizures within twenty-four hours to the District Magistrate. Investigations must conclude within one year, with reasons for delays reported. Static Surveillance Teams will forward large cash findings to income tax authorities. High courts…

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Psychology says people who never tell the real price of a product recently bought to their parents or elders aren't necessarily dishonest: What this behavior reveals?

Psychology says people who never tell the real price of a product recently bought to their parents or elders aren't necessarily dishonest. They may be avoiding conflict, judgment, guilt or repeated advice about money. This behavior can reflect differences between generations, personal boundaries and a need to protect relationships while…

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Smriti Irani to Ram Madhav: New BJP team marks comeback of many sidelined faces

Several BJP leaders have returned to prominent roles in the party's new national team. Smriti Irani and Ram Madhav have been appointed to key organizational positions. Former chief ministers Biplab Kumar Deb and Tirath Singh Rawat also rejoin the national organization. Satish Poonia's appointment as national general secretary marks a…

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Blanche defends Jeanine Pirro after Trump slams Lincoln Memorial pool case

Attorney General Todd Blanche supports US Attorney Jeanine Pirro amid President Trump's criticism. Pirro sought dismissal of vandalism charges for the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Blanche stated evidence, not allegations, determines prosecution viability in such cases. The White House requested a review of the vandalism case for potential new charges.…

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Venus in Libra Horoscope: 4 Zodiac Signs are entering their abundance era with unexpected opportunities before September 10

The Venus in Libra influence lasts until September 10, giving these four Zodiac Signs an astrological window associated with attraction, connection and receiving.

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Liam Nesson quote of the day: 'At the end of the night when you’re with your family, the character gets hung up on the door like a coat, and is there to be taken on the next morning.'

Liam Neeson advocates for actors to detach from their characters once the cameras stop rolling. He likens it to removing a coat, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a distinction between work and personal life. This philosophy fosters a nurturing environment for family connections. Renowned for his extensive film career, Neeson’s…

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Pune sweets shop wins ₹5 lakh after food licence stays suspended despite 98% compliance

The Bombay High Court criticized the Maharashtra FDA for its actions. The court ordered the FDA to pay Rs 5 lakh compensation to a sweets shop. This compensation was for suspending the shop's license despite high compliance. The court permitted the shop to reopen its business operations. The FDA must…

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NTA removes over 50 staff, begins system overhaul after UGC-NET errors

The National Testing Agency removed over fifty staff members following examination errors. A major overhaul of its examination system is now underway. Professionals are being hired for key roles in test security and technology. Re-tests for three UGC-NET papers will be conducted in September. Opposition parties and student groups have…

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Five major floods followed Pajaro's 1949 levee construction; a 2023 breach sent water through homes within 3 hours and costing $300 million; UC Berkeley researchers are now recreating the watershed digitally to show how new barriers could change the next flood

Flood risk is hard to picture until water is inside your home. UC Berkeley researchers are building a digital twin of California’s Lower Pajaro River Valley to change that. The virtual model can show how floodwater may move through communities, what levee upgrades could change, and where climate change may…

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Foreign nationals in drug cases face tougher bail checks as SC issues slew of directions

Supreme Court mandates passports for foreign nationals released on bail. Courts will now restrict travel outside India for these accused individuals. Foreign nationals must register with FRRO and inform authorities promptly. Surety verification must be completed within three days of bail orders. A centralized database will track foreign nationals and…

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For thousands of years, Pacific farmers adapted crops to drought and changing weather; now Samoa and Tonga are combining that ancestral knowledge with modern science to rebuild soil, manage weeds and make farms more climate-resilient

Pacific farmers are reviving ancestral wisdom and scientific methods for climate resilience. Traditional practices like mulching and sheep grazing are proving effective against climate challenges. These combined approaches enhance soil health and reduce reliance on costly chemical inputs. Farmers in Samoa and Tonga are seeing improved crop yields and economic…

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In 1889, a British photographer designed an early motion-picture camera triggering the birth of the movie industry and related fields: How did William Friese-Greene invention changed the world?

In 1889, a British photographer designed an early motion-picture camera that used roll film and an intermittent movement system. William Friese-Greene worked on photography, printing, motion pictures and colour film. His experiments helped develop ideas used in cinematography, although his camera could not produce moving pictures at the rate needed…

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Putin to attack NATO member? Russia builds 10 secret drone bases with 59 launch rails as US intelligence warns Kremlin may test alliance with a limited strike

Russia has built secret bases from which it will be able to launch long-range suicide drones deep into Nato territory, as per a report. The Kremlin has built and expanded at least 10 new bases with at least 59 new launch rails. The development comes at a time after US…

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Diageo agrees to reformulate India whisky, rum drinks after flavouring breach, sources say

Diageo has agreed to reformulate some of its best-selling whisky and rum brands in India after the food safety regulator banned them in some states over alleged violations involving added flavours, government sources told Reuters. The company will remove whisky or rum flavourings and introduce clearer front-of-pack labelling during the…

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Copper hits over six-month high as LME supply concerns mount

Copper prices reached their highest level in over six months on Monday. This surge occurred as London Metal Exchange inventories dropped significantly. Meanwhile, stocks in Comex warehouses have climbed substantially since last year. Other industrial metals also saw gains, supported by a weaker U.S. dollar.

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Jio to relaunch Prime membership with 1-year price guarantee after Airtel plan changes

Reliance Jio is relaunching its Prime membership program soon. This offers customers a price guarantee for their plans. The company will also enhance benefits under its Rs 299 plan. This move follows Airtel discontinuing some of its lower-priced daily data plans. Experts see this as a shift towards higher telecom…

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Quote of the day by Grace Kelly: 'The freedom of the press works in such a way that there is not much...' - thought-provoking quote by Oscar-winning actress of The Country Girl teaches life lessons on hidden cost of press freedom, fame, privacy, public scrutiny and living under the media spotlight

Quote of the day by Grace Kelly: Grace Kelly's quote highlights the dual nature of press freedom. The media informs and scrutinizes, creating inescapable public attention. This Oscar-winning actress became Princess Grace of Monaco after her acting career. She tragically died at age 52 following a car accident in France.

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ICRA estimates India's GDP growth at four-quarter low of 7 per cent in April-June

India's GDP growth forecast stands at seven percent for the April-June quarter, marking a four-quarter low and a slowdown from prior growth rates. The industrial sector is projected to expand by seven point seven percent, with agriculture and services also seeing improvements. Overall growth is expected to moderate, yet nominal…

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Delhi Lakshmi Yojana: Ineligible beneficiaries to face aid stoppage, recovery of dues

Delhi's Lakshmi Yojana is designed to assist women between the ages of twenty-one and sixty with financial resources. Ongoing applications can be processed at any time through the dedicated online portal. Ineligibility will lead to the cutoff of funds and possible legal implications for individuals involved. In the event of…

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Kushner's talks with Israel, Hamas end without breakthrough on Trump Gaza plan

Jared Kushner met Israeli and Hamas leaders to advance a Gaza plan. No immediate breakthrough occurred as both sides maintained their positions. Israel insisted on Hamas disarmament before any withdrawal from Gaza. Reconstruction of Gaza will not begin until Hamas is fully disarmed. Kushner's meetings followed discussions with Hamas political…

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Pennywise the Dancing Clown set to return as HBO renews IT: Welcome to Derry for Season 2: Story, release timeline and what to expect

HBO has announced the renewal of 'IT: Welcome to Derry' for its second season, taking audiences back to 1935 amidst the Great Depression. This season will delve into the chilling Bradley Gang massacre and Derry's gruesome past, with Pennywise the Dancing Clown likely to make a comeback, possibly featuring Bill…

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Jharkhand protests: Hemant Soren accepts students’ demands as state Cabinet cancels JSSC-CGL exam

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Monday announced that the state Cabinet had decided to cancel the Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission-Combined Graduate Level examination amid protests by students and aspirants. Soren said the decision covers the examinations conducted, results published, candidates selected or participating, and other activities associated with TDPL.

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In 1862, Abraham Lincoln signed a law that gave Americans a chance to claim 160 acres of free land. What happened next transformed the American West forever

In 1862, President Abraham Lincoln enacted the Homestead Act, granting land to settlers eager to populate the West. This initiative allowed qualified individuals to claim 160 acres after five years of cultivation, significantly altering America's landscape. However, it also resulted in the displacement of Indigenous populations. The act prevailed for…

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House of the Dragon comes to life in Thailand as newly discovered lizard species is named after Rhaenyra Targaryen’s dragon Syrax

A new lizard species, Acanthosaura syrax, was discovered in Thailand's Mae Wong region. Researchers named this mountain horned dragon after Syrax from House of the Dragon. The species exhibits yellowish coloration and a high clutch size, resembling the dragon. This discovery increases the known Acanthosaura species count to twenty-three. Conservation…

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