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Alternate fuel penetration in Indian CV industry to touch 40-45% by FY30: ICRA

The rise in EV penetration in the commercial vehicles (CV) industry is led primarily by the bus segment within the M&HCV (medium and heavy commercial vehicle) category, ICRA said.

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Police issue notices to social media accounts over 'abusive' posts, Pakistan-linked handles probe widens

The action follows a review of content uploaded during and after the protest, with police scrutinising posts, videos and comments across multiple social media platforms for possible violations of law and their potential impact on public order.

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Deepinder Goyal’s Temple eyes fresh funding; PE-VC exits shift

Deepinder Goyal’s Temple is raising funds and will soon begin shipping its wearable device. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

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Nearly 190 years after the Battle of the Alamo, archaeologists unearthed cannonballs from both armies, revealing rare physical evidence of the historic 1836 siege and its final exchange of fire

Archaeologists just made an incredible discovery at the Alamo. For the first time, they found two intact cannonballs from the famous 1836 battle. Even better? They have one from each side. One is bronze, fired by Mexican forces. The other is solid iron, shot by Texan defenders. These 190-year-old artifacts…

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Race for UN's top job begins: Meet the candidates vying to succeed António Guterres

Seven candidates are competing to lead the United Nations after António Guterres. Experienced diplomats and former leaders offer distinct visions for the global body. Rafael Grossi and Rebeca Grynspan are considered early frontrunners in this race. Macky Sall and María Fernanda Espinosa advocate for significant institutional reforms. The Security Council…

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You’re So Vain’ singer Carly Simon reveals Parkinson’s disease diagnosis: Symptoms, treatment and whether there is a cure

Carly Simon Parkinson’s disease news: Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Carly Simon has revealed that she has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease after years away from the spotlight. Here's who Carly Simon is, what Parkinson’s disease is, its early symptoms, available treatments, and whether a cure exists.

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Weather Tomorrow, July 28: Rain alert for Maharashtra, Gujarat, UP, Jammu & Kashmir, Karnataka, Odisha, West Bengal & more; check IMD's state-wise forecast

Weather Tomorrow, July 28: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast widespread rainfall across several parts of the country from Tuesday, July 28, as an active monsoon, driven by a deep depression and other weather systems, continues to influence weather conditions. Heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected in several…

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Charles Darwin Quote of the Day: “A man who dares to waste one hour of time has not discovered the value of life.”

Charles Darwin's quote highlights time's irreplaceable value for life. He believed wasting even one hour showed a lack of life appreciation. This message remains relevant in today's fast-paced and distracting world. Every hour offers opportunities for growth and connection with others. Treating time as an investment leads to a more…

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In 2007, a last-resort cancer treatment led to an extraordinary HIV breakthrough that helped rewrite medical history

Cancer treatment received major breakthrough in 2007 and the findings remain one of the most remarkable chapters in modern medicine. A treatment undertaken as a last resort for an aggressive blood cancer unexpectedly revealed a pathway toward one of biomedical science's most ambitious goals. Although much work remains before a…

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NASA astronaut Chris Williams returns to Earth after 241 days and 102 million miles in space

NASA astronaut Chris Williams returns to Earth after a 241-day International Space Station mission, landing safely in Kazakhstan with two Russian cosmonauts aboard Soyuz MS-28. During his first spaceflight, Williams travelled over 102 million miles, conducted scientific research, completed two spacewalks and helped maintain the orbiting laboratory before handing over…

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Sonam Wangchuk says Gandhian path remains relevant, clarifies ministers breaking fast signified 'victory'

Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk affirmed Mahatma Gandhi's methods remain relevant today. He clarified that Union ministers breaking his fast signified government acceptance of demands. Wangchuk explained Ladakhi traditions view this act as a sign of victory. He stated the successful student movement proved Gandhi's philosophy's enduring relevance. The activist urged…

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'Learning how to live with it': Carly Simon reveals Parkinson's disease diagnosis. Here's what she said in her statement

Legendary singer Carly Simon has revealed her Parkinson's disease diagnosis. She also underwent treatment for basal cell carcinoma on her face. Simon spent time adjusting to her health challenges before speaking publicly. Despite these issues, she completed a new album titled 'Comes in Waves'. The album is scheduled for release…

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Govt says no assessment of share of vehicles compatible with E20 petrol

The government has not assessed E20 petrol compatibility for all vehicles. Extensive studies and field trials confirm E20 fuel is safe for use. Legacy vehicles show no significant performance variations due to E20 fuel. Ethanol production capacity supports current and future blending requirements. Food security remains a top priority before…

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In the 1600s, a Native American clay pot was buried at a Spanish mission in Florida. Around 400 years later, archaeologists were stunned to find it intact

Archaeologists in Florida have uncovered a rare, fully intact 400-year-old clay pot believed to have been crafted by the Potano Indigenous community. The remarkable discovery at the historic Mission San Francisco de Potano is offering new clues about Native American life during the Spanish colonial and has raised questions about…

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Quote of the Day by Jules Verne: 'Science is made up of mistakes, but...'- Timeless lesson on why every mistake brings you closer to the truth by the French novelist known for bestselling adventure novel 'Journey to the Center of the Earth'

Jules Verne believed mistakes are vital for progress and learning. His quote emphasizes that errors are useful steps toward discovering truth. Verne, a renowned science fiction author, inspired many with his imaginative works. His novels anticipated technologies like submarines and lunar travel. This perspective encourages embracing setbacks as valuable lessons…

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India data centre capacity to jump to 12 GW by 2030 as AI fuels demand: Wood Mackenzie

AI-dedicated capacity is expected to rise multifold to 6,546 MW by 2030 from 275 MW in 2025, while data centre electricity demand is forecast to grow to 191 terawatt-hours (TWh) by 2040 from 10 TWh in 2025, the report said.

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Why some smokers don't develop lung cancer, while non-smokers do: New study reveals direct evidence

New research reveals how inherited genetics impact DNA damage from exposures. This study provides direct evidence explaining why cancer risk varies among individuals. Scientists bred mice with diverse genetic backgrounds to study cancer development. They found genetic makeup alters mutation processes and tumor development pathways. These findings will inform future…

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Trump highway in Sahara? US President claims a Morrocan 660-mile tribute in disputed territory

US President Donald Trump claimed Morocco will name a 1,055-km highway in disputed Western Sahara after him, citing his 2020 recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over the territory. Morocco has not confirmed the claim. The proposed highway highlights closer US-Morocco ties amid the long-running Western Sahara dispute and the region's growing…

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Bangladesh: Charges filed against Sheikh Hasina, 40 others in crimes against humanity case

Dhaka's International Crimes Tribunal has filed charges against Sheikh Hasina and forty others. These charges relate to a 2013 police crackdown on an Islamist rally. Several people were reportedly killed during the police action against Hefazat-e-Islam's protest. The tribunal issued arrest warrants for fugitives, including former officials.

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Over 2,000 years ago, ancient Chinese miners invented deep percussion drilling to extract salt, creating downhole engineering innovations that modern energy industries still depend on today

Over 2,000 years ago, ancient Chinese miners faced a crisis. They desperately needed salt to preserve food. But rich brine sat hundreds of meters under solid rock. To reach it, they invented deep percussive drilling. They built giant bamboo rigs and pounded iron bits into the earth. By 1835, they…

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Vince McMahon WWE return: Can former chairman come back after Janel Grant lawsuit moves to private arbitration? Here's what it could mean for Triple H

Janel Grant has moved her federal lawsuit against Vince McMahon to private arbitration. This development has sparked speculation about a potential return for the former WWE chairman. McMahon has previously stepped down and then returned to oversee company sales. His potential comeback could impact Triple H's creative control over WWE.…

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India's top 7 cities face retail space crunch in malls, new supply down 57 pc in Jan-Jun: Anarock

Real estate consultant Anarock reported that gross leasing of retail spaces in malls stood at about 4.1 million sq ft in the first half of the 2026 calendar year, a 24 per cent decline from the corresponding period of the preceding year.

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In 1729, a free Black man named Boston was laid to rest. Nearly 300 years later, history found him again

Boston free Black man gravestone: A nearly 300-year-old gravestone rediscovered in Boston has revealed the story of Boston, a formerly enslaved man who lived free and died in 1729. His restored tombstone may be one of the oldest gravestones of a free Black person in America.

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In the early 2000s, researchers found that holding their breath for days helps insects stay alive

More than twenty years after those early studies attracted attention, scientists continue investigating how insects breathe, survive, and adapt to changing environments. New technologies now allow researchers to measure gas exchange with far greater precision, opening the door to even deeper insights into insect physiology. The discovery, however, remains just…

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Diplomatic snub? China and Japan clash over ASEAN encounter

China-Japan Foreign Ministers: China and Japan have offered conflicting accounts of whether their foreign ministers met during the ASEAN Regional Forum in Manila, highlighting worsening ties. Beijing denied any interaction despite Japan's claim of a brief exchange. The dispute reflects lingering tensions over Taiwan, strained diplomacy, declining tourism, and growing…

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