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FIFA World Cup: Heavyweights stumble as minnows make their mark on the global stage

Through five days and 16 matches of soccer's biggest extravaganza ever, the underdogs are proving to be very tough to beat. All four matches on Monday ended in ties - the most in a single day of men's World Cup play since 1958 - and all of them technically could…

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Argentina vs Algeria FIFA World Cup 2026: Lionel Messi set for World Cup opener, check India Time, Live Streaming, Venue, Predicted Lineups and Key Players

Argentina vs Algeria India live streaming: Defending champions Argentina kick off their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign against Algeria in a highly anticipated Group J opener. All eyes will be on Lionel Messi as he leads La Albiceleste in their quest to defend their title, aiming for a strong start…

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FIFA World Cup: Portugal fans mixed on whether superstar Ronaldo will help or hurt their team’s chances

Ronaldo recently won his first Saudi Pro League title with AlNassr, leading his club with 28 goals on the season. His abundant experience and leadership are qualities some supporters say cannot be replicated. “He’s not going to shy away from those moments when it’s the World Cup on the line,”…

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Why FIFA World Cup wins feel like personal triumphs and losses hurt worse than a breakup

The FIFA World Cup triggers intense emotions in fans due to deep psychological connections with their teams, tapping into identity and belonging. Victories feel personal, while defeats can be devastating, reflecting the strong emotional investment. These shared experiences foster a powerful sense of community and belonging, making the tournament more…

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Telegram blocked, edit feature disabled before NEET re-exam

Incidentally, the exam, originally held on May 3, was cancelled after the National Testing Authority (NTA) discovered that several questions were allegedly in circulation over Telegram, before the exam.

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Greek proverb of the day: 'He who takes a woman gives...' Life lessons on commitment, equality, partnership, reciprocity, compromise, companionship, love, emotional security, sacrifice, and why marriage nowadays means shared responsibilities and mutual independence rather than restrictions

Greek proverb of the day highlights an ancient perspective on marriage, commitment, and personal freedom. The saying explores how relationships require compromise, shared responsibilities, reciprocity, and partnership. While rooted in traditional Greek society, its teachings continue to spark discussions about love, emotional security, equality, independence, and the balance between individual…

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SC directs Tripura SEC to conduct elections to village committees in single phase

The Supreme Court has ordered the Tripura State Election Commission to hold village committee elections on September 27. This decision comes after the Attorney General suggested a single-phase election, a proposal agreed upon by the Solicitor General and the state government.

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56 million dead, one frozen secret: Antarctica outed the deadliest secret in human history

Antarctic ice cores climate change: Scientists found ancient air trapped in Antarctic ice. This ice holds records of Earth's atmosphere for thousands of years. It shows volcanic events and human activities like mining. A significant drop in carbon dioxide levels is linked to the devastating impact of European colonization on…

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Quote of the Day by pop icon Taylor Swift: 'And when someone apologizes to you enough times for things they'll never stop doing, I think...'- Anti-Hero singer's powerful reminder about walking away and why real strength begins when you stop accepting fake apologies

Global icon Taylor Swift offers a powerful reminder: true strength emerges when you stop accepting empty apologies. Her message emphasizes that repeated apologies without genuine change signal a lack of remorse. Swift advocates for recognizing this pattern and fearlessly walking away, prioritizing self-respect and emotional well-being over continued disappointment. This…

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Amazon Now to launch 100 large fulfilment stores in key markets ahead of Prime Day

Amazon Now is launching 100 large fulfillment centers across major Indian cities, significantly expanding its product assortment beyond daily essentials to include electronics and other everyday items. This strategic move aims to deliver products in 10-20 minutes, bolstering its presence in the rapidly growing quick commerce sector ahead of its…

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Psychology says people who save ‘special’ items for the future are not being practical: Why the brain delays joy, waiting for the perfect moment

Psychology suggests that adults who hold on to special items are rarely acting irrationally. More often, they are trying to preserve something meaningful, such as security, comfort, possibility or hope. The challenge is that the brain can sometimes overlook an important reality: many treasured things are meant to be enjoyed…

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Warren Buffett won’t leave his $100 billion fortune to his children, says "enough so that they can do anything, but not..."

Warren Buffett, the legendary investor, is donating over 99% of his colossal fortune to charity, rejecting the idea of a family dynasty. He believes immense wealth should benefit society, not create unfair advantages. While his children will receive enough for security and opportunity, they will help manage the philanthropic trusts,…

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Turkish Proverb of the Day: 'If you search for a faultless woman, you will...' Life lessons on reality, perfection, hyper-criticism, acceptance, compromise, and why one should not have unrealistic expectations from a partner

Turkish Proverb of the Day highlights an important lesson about relationships, perfection, compromise, acceptance, reality, expectations, and human nature. The proverb warns that searching for a faultless partner can lead to loneliness. It teaches people to accept imperfections, avoid hyper-criticism, value genuine connections, and understand that successful relationships are built…

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The man accused of black magic created a writing system Cherokee could learn - here's the story about Sequoyah

Sequoyah's Cherokee writing system: Initially met with suspicion and accusations of witchcraft, Sequoyah's revolutionary Cherokee syllabary was proven effective through a test with his daughter. This system, comprising 85 symbols, rapidly achieved widespread literacy among the Cherokee, surpassing that of non-Native populations.

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French Proverb of the Day: 'The measure of love is to...'- A timeless lesson about compassion and selfless love

The French proverb, "The measure of love is to love without measure," attributed to Saint Augustine, emphasizes that true love is boundless and selfless. It challenges the notion of measuring affection through exchange, advocating instead for unconditional kindness, care, and generosity.

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Govt to formulate plan to stop incidents of stubble burning: Agriculture minister

The Indian government will create a plan to end stubble burning. This initiative aims to improve air quality in Delhi-NCR and protect soil health. The plan will involve early paddy sowing strategies and real-time monitoring. Modern technologies and public awareness campaigns will also be utilized. The government will showcase successful…

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France keen to deepen MSME engagement with India, say officials

France is looking to boost business ties with Indian small and medium enterprises. Key sectors identified for collaboration include healthcare, luxury retail, construction, and logistics. French officials are actively working to bring French MSMEs to India. West Bengal's strategic location and skilled workforce also present opportunities in logistics, clean energy,…

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Microsoft launches AI agent with pay-as-you-go pricing

Microsoft is changing how it charges for its software for the first time in two decades, moving to bill customers with a pay-as-you-go model each time they use its new AI agent. The turn is a notable one for Microsoft, whose office software has relied for some two decades on…

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How India can win in a rewired global economy

India is poised to gain from global supply chain shifts. Strategic neutrality and domestic focus are key. The nation must build robust buffers and implement targeted industrial policies. International cooperation is vital. India can lead in AI adoption and data centres. Seizing this moment will create significant economic opportunities.

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Wednesday Inspirational quote of the day by Mother Teresa: "Let us always meet each other with a smile, for the smile is the beginning of love."

Inspirational quote of the day: Mother Teresa's timeless wisdom, 'Let us always meet each other with a smile, for the smile is the beginning of love,' underscores the profound impact of simple kindness. In our fast-paced world, a genuine smile fosters warmth, acceptance, and strengthens human connections, proving that even…

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Stuck in acres of mediocre: External shocks expose India's slide into middle-income stagnation

India's economy is experiencing a slowdown. High growth and low inflation mask underlying issues of weak demand and poor productivity. This situation is pushing India towards a middle-income trap, a path previously taken by other nations. External shocks are highlighting structural weaknesses like jobs and wages crises.

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When environmental rules stall housing, not pollution

India's environmental clearance process often delays urban housing projects, raising costs and slowing jobs without improving protection. A risk-based system could speed low-impact projects while safeguarding sensitive areas.

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JSW Dulux aims for top 2 position in decorative paints after Akzo buy

JSW Dulux is targeting a top-two position in India's paint market. The company plans aggressive expansion and significant investments in its brands and manufacturing. This strategy leverages the JSW Group's strengths to capture future growth opportunities in the expanding Indian market. The Dulux brand will remain central to this ambitious…

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He shot a wolf for fun. Then something in its dying eyes turned a hunter into America's greatest conservationist

As the animal lay dying, Aldo Leopold looked into its eyes and saw what he later described as a “fierce green fire” fading away. In that moment, something changed. The young hunter who believed that fewer wolves meant more deer—and better hunting—began to realize that neither the wolf nor the…

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UP extends summer vacation for schools amid heatwave conditions: Check reopening date and other details

Uttar Pradesh schools affiliated with the Basic Education Council and recognized institutions have extended summer vacations until June 24 due to severe heatwave conditions. Regular classes will now commence on June 25, with staff reporting earlier for preparations. This move prioritizes student safety and aims for academic calendar uniformity.

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