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US-Iran conflict spreads as new fronts open

One war, many nations — and no exit in sight

The Times of India

Why some people started wearing aluminium foil hats: The famous MIT study that found something completely unexpected

An MIT experiment found that aluminium foil hats amplified certain radio frequencies instead of blocking them. Written as satire, the study shows how scientific findings can be misinterpreted. While aluminium can reduce electromagnetic interference in controlled settings, homemade foil hats do not effectively shield against everyday signals.

The Economic Times

'Chhatrapati Shivaji was called a chuha, now Gen Z is being called cockroaches': Uddhav Thackeray says great leaders faced ridicule when they were young

Uddhav Thackeray on Gen Z: Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray, speaking at a book launch in Mumbai, likened Generation Z to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, saying that just as the Mughals dismissed the Maratha warrior as a rat when he was young, today's youth are being called cockroaches. He argued…

The Economic Times

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Why thousands of Indian MBBS graduates are unable to take USMLE, PLAB and other foreign licensing exams

Thousands of Indian MBBS graduates face exam eligibility issues. Their medical colleges lack a key ECFMG sponsor note. This endorsement is crucial for foreign medical licensing examinations. Graduates discover this deficiency after completing their medical degrees. The National Medical Commission is processing updates for several institutions.

The Economic Times

1-in-10,000 casualty limit: India's new space rules make private firms fully liable if re-entering spacecraft cause damage anywhere in the world

India has introduced stringent safety rules for the planned re-entry of space objects. Under the new guidelines, companies must ensure that such missions carry no more than a 1-in-10,000 risk of causing a human casualty. Operators will bear full liability for any damage caused by re-entering spacecraft or debris, while…

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Bengaluru fruit seller arrested for asking woman 'her price': She asked 'have you never seen woman wearing shorts before' and recorded him; accused allegedly offered Rs 10,000

A 26-year-old woman in Bengaluru's Ramamurthy Nagar confronted a fruit seller who allegedly approached her outside her paying guest accommodation at 1.30am and asked her price, offering Rs 10,000. She recorded the encounter on her phone, posted the video online, and the accused was arrested after it went viral.

The Economic Times

This Chilean teenager proposes a nuclear microreactor system for Antarctica, estimates 3,254-tonne CO2 cut

A young Chilean student has proposed a hybrid energy model for Antarctic research stations. This innovative concept combines renewable sources with a nuclear microreactor for power. The system aims to significantly reduce diesel dependence and associated carbon emissions. While not yet approved, the proposal highlights potential sustainable solutions for remote…

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Fast-track courts dispose more cases, so why do delays persist?

Fast-track courts were established to clear case backlogs and address public outrage. These courts have disposed of millions of cases over two decades. However, systemic issues continue to hinder speedy justice delivery. Investigations, prosecution, and forensic capacity also need improvement. Courtroom reform alone has not ensured faster justice for all.

The Economic Times

India performs world's third highest number of organ transplants, yet demand outpaces supply

India's organ transplant situation is dire, with 3.9 lakh needed just in 2021, emphasizing the escalating demand. Unfortunately, only a fraction of necessary kidney and liver transplants were executed, and the distribution of these surgeries is heavily skewed towards a few states. Additionally, while women participate in organ donation, they…

The Economic Times

Trump’s two-front challenge: Shades of 1914 as Zelenskyy and Netanyahu converge on Washington

TOI correspondent from Washington: For more than three years, the war in Ukraine and the conflict between Israel and Iran have unfolded as separate geopolitical dramas. On Tuesday however, the two appear closer than ever to becoming chapters of the same story.

The Times of India

Tiger Shroff's biggest career twist yet: Bollywood star set for football debut in Durand Cup

Tiger Shroff is reportedly set to make his competitive football debut after being named in Mumbay FC's squad for the 135th Durand Cup. The Bollywood actor, who has long showcased his football skills on social media, has been training with the club and could feature in its final group-stage match,…

The Economic Times

DRDO sensitive data offered for sale on dark web for nearly Rs 8 lakh

DRDO data is reportedly being sold for eight thousand dollars on the dark web. A cyber intelligence firm discovered the alleged data listing during routine monitoring. Sample documents released appear to contain restricted technical information and scientist signatures. DRDO is currently verifying the authenticity of these serious claims and reports.…

The Economic Times

Chicken sale in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry to be stopped from Friday July 31. Here's why

Poultry traders will suspend broiler sales from July thirty-first across Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. This indefinite strike protests producers feeding birds until the last moment before dispatch. Traders allege this practice inflates weight and contaminates meat with undigested feed. The strike will shut thousands of retail shops, impacting restaurants and…

The Economic Times

India refused to take illegal migrants back as UK didn’t extradite Nirav Modi, claims former UK home secretary Priti Patel

Former UK Home Secretary Priti Patel stated India refused migrant returns. This refusal was linked to the UK's failure to extradite fugitive jeweler Nirav Modi. Patel expressed dismay that Modi remained in London for seven years. She believes India was angry over Britain's stance on his extradition. India has denied…

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Why thousands of Himachal teachers are doing hunger strike after a 15-day march across the state

Thousands of primary school teachers marched across Himachal Pradesh demanding policy changes. They gathered in Shimla after a 15-day protest march concluded. Federation leaders have now begun an indefinite relay hunger strike outside the directorate. The Chief Minister assured the gathering that most demands were accepted.

The Times of India

Quote of the Day by Marcus Aurelius, the Roman emperor who inspired Gladiator: "You have power over your mind, not outside events..."

Many people recognise Marcus Aurelius as the wise Roman emperor whose fictionalised character inspired Ridley Scott's Gladiator. Yet long before Hollywood brought ancient Rome to the big screen, Marcus Aurelius had earned a place in history as one of the greatest Stoic philosophers and one of Rome's most respected rulers.…

The Economic Times

Suman Pahuja weight loss: How the dietician lost weight without giving up pav bhaji and chole bhature

Dietician Suman Pahuja achieved significant weight loss over one year. She focused on consistent healthy eating and regular exercise routines. Pahuja still enjoys favorite foods like pav bhaji and chole bhature. Her daily diet includes nutritious meals and controlled portion sizes. This transformation highlights the importance of self-care and informed…

The Economic Times

Kerala labourer's son built Rs 4,000 crore company: Who is PC Musthafa, who failed Class 6 & rose from working as a coolie to becoming successful entrepreneur?

PC Musthafa overcame failing Class 6 and dropping out of school after a teacher's encouragement inspired him to return to education. He went on to graduate from NIT Calicut and later earned a management degree from IIM Bangalore before leaving a successful corporate career to pursue entrepreneurship. Musthafa co-founded iD…

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Only in America: Amid the roast, Trump toasts free speech

TOI correspondent from Washington: It was as though a bull had been invited to hand out prizes at a china convention. The White House Correspondents' Association's rescheduled annual dinner on Friday night produced one of those deliciously improbable scenes that remind the world why American democracy is equal parts constitutional…

The Economic Times

Fast-track courts fail to keep pace as 2.5 lakh rape, POCSO cases remain pending

India's fast-track courts have over 2.5 lakh cases pending as of December 2025. More than 1.4 lakh new cases were registered during 2025, while only 66,500 were resolved. The scheme, launched in 2019, has consistently seen over 2 lakh cases pending. The government has extended the scheme until September 30…

The Economic Times

Trump's tariffs just went from 12.5% to 10%: Why did India get a breather and what it means?

The United States has reduced tariffs on most Indian exports to ten percent. This change follows India's recent actions against forced labour imports. Indian exporters now face a more competitive position against other nations. However, some sectors will still encounter separate, higher tariffs. The trade landscape remains uncertain with potential…

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Burnham picks three new PIO MPs from 2024 intake to join front bench; Malhotra and Gill return to backbenches

TOI correspondent from London: T hree Indian-origin young Labour MPs elected at the July 2024 general election have been given front bench roles in UK PM Andy Burnham’s new govt.

The Times of India

Musk’s race to the top: Meet my Indian family

Billionaire Elon Musk denies racism, citing his Indian partner and son's name. He claims his companies employ diverse executives, demonstrating no prejudice. Critics argue his public statements amplify far-right narratives on immigration and demographics. Musk defends his views as advocating secure borders and safe cities. However, his rhetoric on immigration…

The Economic Times

Saudi Prince Abdullah's death mystery solved: Alcohol, Cannabis, Xanax and multiple drugs found in his system; suicide ruled out

Saudi Prince death mystery solved: A London inquest has ruled that Prince Abdullah bin Fahad Al Saud, 29, died of cardiac arrest caused by a fatal combination of alcohol, GHB, cannabis, and anti-anxiety medications at the London Marriott Hotel Kensington in November 2025. The coroner recorded a verdict of death…

The Economic Times

10-year jail, Rs 10 crore fine & tougher sentence: What's inside anti-paper leak bill cleared by Cabinet to tighten exam security

Anti-paper leak bill: The Union Cabinet approved amendments to the Prevention of Paper Leak law. These changes propose a maximum 10-year prison term and a Rs 10 crore fine. The minimum jail term will also increase from three to five years. This move aims to deter examination fraud and restore…

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