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Charity begins at home: Hungary lawmakers vote unanimously to cut salaries by 40% in rare show of political austerity

Hungary's parliament has unanimously slashed lawmakers' salaries by 40%, a move championed by Prime Minister Peter Magyar to curb spending and mend public finances. This significant pay cut, effective next month, also impacts other high-ranking officials and allowances, fulfilling a key reform promise. The government aims to stabilize its economy…

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Before Harappa and Mohenjo-daro, there was Mehrgarh: The 9,000-year-old village that changed history

Long before the streets of Mohenjo-daro and Harappa bustled with traders, craftsmen, and merchants, another community was quietly shaping the future of South Asia. On the dusty plains near the Bolan Pass in present-day Pakistan lies Mehrgarh, one of the oldest known Neolithic settlements in the Indian subcontinent. Dating back…

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PIO Nithya Raman surges into LA Mayoral runoff spot, triggering Trump fury over another 'stolen' election

TOI correspondent from Washington: Five days after polls closed in Los Angeles, Indian-American progressive Nithya Raman has staged a late surge to overtake Republican backed celebrity candidate Spencer Pratt and move into second place in the race for mayor of America’s second-largest city, setting up what increasingly looks like a…

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Indian men in Canada praised for saving distressed woman from harasser at cricket ground in viral video

A video of a group of Indian men saving a woman from a harasser at a cricket ground in British Columbia, Canada, is winning hearts on social media for salvaging the reputation of Indians abroad. In the recent past, all viral videos involving Indians made news for the wrong reasons,…

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Egypt's lost city of Imet rediscovered: Multi-storey tower houses and cobra goddess shrines emerge from the Nile Delta

Egypt's lost city of Imet rediscArchaeologists from the University of Manchester and the University of Sadat City in Cairo have uncovered the remains of the ancient Egyptian city of Imet in the eastern Nile Delta a densely built urban centre dating to around the 4th century BCE whose streets, multi-storey…

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McDonald’s worker left in ICU after colleague throws scalding oil on him, mother launches fundraiser: 'The pain he’s experiencing...'

A routine shift at a McDonald’s restaurant turned horrific when a 20-year-old employee was doused with scalding hot oil by a co-worker in an unprovoked attack.

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In 1904, a crowded fair helped turn the ice cream cone into a national sensation

The ice cream cone's origin is often attributed to a mishap at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, where a waffle seller reportedly rolled a waffle into a cone for an ice cream vendor. While historians debate the exact story, the fair undeniably propelled the ice cream cone into national…

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Princess Charlotte's 9th birthday portrait quietly continued a beloved royal tradition

Princess Charlotte's ninth birthday brought a familiar tradition. A new photograph, taken by her mother, the Princess of Wales, was released. This image offers a personal glimpse into the young royal's life. It highlights the evolving communication style of the monarchy. Royal fans eagerly await these annual updates, appreciating the…

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When Princess Charlotte's Wimbledon appearance gave royal watchers a new favorite summer memory

Princess Charlotte's appearance at Wimbledon 2025 alongside her family captivated audiences, offering a refreshing glimpse of royal normalcy. Witnessed at the men's singles final, her presence, alongside a returning Princess Catherine, resonated beyond the sport. This seemingly ordinary family outing in the iconic Royal Box highlighted a modern approach to…

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Walt Disney’s widow gave $50 million so Los Angeles could have a concert hall worthy of his name

A significant private donation transformed a city's cultural landscape. Lillian Disney's $50 million gift funded a groundbreaking architectural competition, leading to Frank Gehry's distinctive design for a new performance venue. This project, now a prominent landmark, successfully integrated artistic vision with public accessibility, revitalizing a neighborhood and becoming a cherished…

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Who is Indian-origin Nithya Raman who made Donald Trump, Elon Musk jittery over LA mayor primary?

As Indian-origin Nithya Raman edged ahead and is now locked in a tight race with Republican candidate Spencer Pratt in the Los Angeles mayor primary, President Donald Trump and Elon Musk revived their election fraud claims. In the latest update of the primary counting, Democrats Karen Bass, the incumbent mayor,…

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Five people walked into a pitch-black cave 14,000 years ago with a dog and burning branches; scientists found their footprints

Imagine stepping into complete darkness with nothing but a few burning pine branches to light the way. No maps. No ropes. No idea what lies ahead. Around 14,000 years ago, a small group of people did exactly that when they entered a cave in what is now northern Italy. They…

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Quote of the day by Gad Saad: “Anyone who is willing to end a relationship because of a reasoned difference of opinion is not worthy of…”

Most friendships begin with common ground.

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A billionaire aviator turned his fortune into a medical science engine that still backs lifesaving research

Howard Hughes transformed his vast fortune into the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. This institute became a lasting foundation for biomedical research. It supports scientists and encourages early engagement in discovery. The institute's programs train future medical researchers. They also involve undergraduates in hands-on scientific projects. This approach ensures a continuous…

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Indian-origin CEO from Chhattisgarh donates $5.5 million to St. Luke's Sugar Land Hospital, helping create the area's first free primary care clinic

An Indian-American entrepreneur, Brij Agrawal, and his wife Sunita have donated $5.5 million to St. Luke's Health-Sugar Land Hospital, the largest single philanthropic gift to date. This significant contribution will enhance healthcare access by expanding hospital services and establishing a new primary care clinic in Sugar Land, benefiting residents with…

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Iran halts military operations against Israel after Donald Trump says both sides moving toward ‘immediate ceasefire’

Amidst escalating tensions, US President Donald Trump announced that Israel and Iran are nearing an immediate ceasefire, with "final negotiations on ‘Peace’ proceeding." Iran has since declared an end to its offensive operations, though it warned of severe repercussions for further Israeli attacks on Lebanon. This development follows a significant…

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14,400 years ago, five people and a canid entered an Italian cave using pine twigs for light

Archaeologists uncovered evidence of prehistoric cave exploration in Italy. Nearly 14,400 years ago, Epigravettian hunter-gatherers ventured into Bàsura Cave. They used simple pine twig torches for light. This discovery offers a detailed look at early human exploration. The findings include footprints, charcoal, and evidence of a canid companion. The research…

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'Stop shooting': Donald Trump demands as Iran, Israel resume strikes 1st time post April ceasefire

Tensions flared as Iran and Israel exchanged missile and air strikes, shattering an April ceasefire and sparking fears of wider conflict. US President Trump urged an immediate halt to hostilities. The escalating attacks, involving Iranian missile barrages and Israeli strikes on Iranian targets, have disrupted regional stability and rattled global…

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42% say immigration benefits Canada despite concerns over levels

Six in ten Canadians believe there are too many immigrants coming to Canada, according to a survey conducted for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) – the results of which were released recently.

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24 Indian seafarers seek urgent help after vessel reportedly attacked off Oman coast

Twenty-four Indian seafarers are urgently seeking help after their vessel was reportedly attacked off Oman's coast, near the Strait of Hormuz. The Forward Seamen's Union of India has appealed to the Indian Navy and authorities for intervention amidst rising regional tensions. Details regarding the attack and the vessel remain unconfirmed…

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UAE grants 3-day weekend to students, private sector and government employees for Islamic New Year

UAE residents will enjoy a public holiday on Monday, June 15, 2026, for the Islamic New Year. This official break, announced by FAHR and MoHRE, grants both public and private sector employees a three-day weekend. Schools and educational institutions will also observe the holiday, with normal operations resuming Tuesday.

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Quote of the day by Michelle Obama: “Success isn't about how much money you make. It's about the difference you…”

Ask a group of people to define success and the answers will probably sound familiar. A high-paying job. A thriving business. Financial security. A large house. Recognition. The ability to afford things that once seemed out of reach.

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While world makes beeline for Beijing, Xi flies to North Korea - Why China is worried about Kim Jong Un and Russia

Chinese President Xi Jinping has landed in North Korea for his first overseas trip of the year.

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'Exit the country': India issues advisory as Israel-Iran strikes reignite fears of wider conflict

Israel and Iran exchanged fire on Monday as their conflict entered its 100th day, placing an already fragile ceasefire under severe strain and increasing fears of a wider regional confrontation. Adding to concerns over maritime security, the Iran-backed Houthis announced a ban on Israeli shipping through the Red Sea, one…

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UK Weather: Rain clears but cooler, showery conditions set to continue this week

The UK faces a cooler and unsettled week with widespread rain, sunshine, and showers. Temperatures will remain below early June averages, with brisk winds adding to the chill. While some areas may see brief dry spells, changeable conditions and scattered showers are expected to persist throughout the week, with no…

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