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HUL ordered to pay Rs 50,000 after customer receives 70g instead of 90g Surf Excel pouch

Hindustan Unilever Limited faced liability for an underweight Surf Excel detergent pouch. A consumer had purchased a packet that was significantly lighter than advertised. The state commission upheld the company's liability but reduced the awarded compensation. HUL's appeal resulted in a revised payout for the consumer. The company was directed…

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11 dailies, differing narratives: How front pages covered the CJP march on Parliament

Eleven newspapers, one Monday of chaos in central Delhi.

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Ships, Steel, Submarines and now, Servers: How Visakhapatnam is becoming India's new AI gold rush

Visakhapatnam is building over 6GW of AI data centre capacity by 2030. Major companies like Google and Reliance are investing significantly in this coastal city. Subsea cables will connect the region directly to global data traffic networks. The state government is implementing policies for renewable energy and water management. This…

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Trump scores own-goal as World Cup overflows with politics

TOI correspondent from Washington: Spain won the World Cup but Donald Trump nearly stole the moment of glory.

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India's private space startups gear up for commercial push after Skyroot's historic Vikram-1 success

Skyroot Aerospace's orbital success fuels India's private space sector expansion. Startups are accelerating plans for commercial rocket and satellite launches. Agnikul Cosmos and EtherealX are preparing for upcoming missions and engine tests. Satellite manufacturers like GalaxEye and Dhruva Space are increasing launch capabilities.

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America's most dangerous grave is buried beneath layers of lead & concrete: True story behind US's only grave that can never be exhumed

Army Specialist Richard McKinley rests in a unique grave at Arlington National Cemetery. His burial involved a double lead-lined casket and concrete enclosure. This unusual preparation was due to radioactive contamination from the 1961 SL-1 nuclear accident. The accident was the deadliest military nuclear reactor incident in United States history.…

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India-UK trade deal: More British brands are coming to India, but here's why your shopping bill may not fall anytime soon

India-UK CETA is expected to bring more British brands to India, though immediate price cuts remain unlikely due to a weaker rupee and higher shipping costs. Some brands, including Lush, have paused planned price hikes and introduced selective discounts, while broader price benefits are expected as tariffs are gradually reduced.

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New Jersey meteorite that crashed through a family's roof turns out to be one of America's most important space rocks; Scientists discover building blocks of life inside

A meteorite that crashed into a New Jersey home contains carbon-rich compounds, amino acids and other prebiotic molecules linked to the origins of life. Scientists identified it as a rare primitive carbonaceous chondrite, while the homeowner's quick action helped preserve the meteorite in pristine condition for research.

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3 months in Saudi jail for Khamenei post, youth returns home in J&K

Three months after languishing at an undisclosed detention centre in Saudi Arabia where he was held incommunicado for a Facebook post on late Iranian leader Ayatollah Khamenei, Amjad Ali Bhat, 29, from J&K’s Baramulla has finally returned home. Amjad’s disappearance in Saudi Arabia and his worried family’s SOS to authorities…

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Make America Manly Again (MAMA): MAGA toughies mope over declining machismo

TOI correspondent from Washington: MAGA mavericks are discovering the United States is coming up short in a vital national resource, and no, it isn't rare earth minerals, artificial intelligence, or strategic petroleum reserves. It is reproductive potency and testicular fortitude -- or more explicitly, testosterone and sperm count.

The Times of India

ISRO faces biggest manpower crunch in 25 years as nearly 3 in 10 posts remain vacant amid Gaganyaan, Moon and Mars ambitions

India's space program confronts a widening manpower shortage with nearly three in ten sanctioned posts vacant. Staffing levels have steadily declined, reaching a low point in recent years. This shortfall occurs as ISRO embarks on ambitious missions, including human spaceflight. The Department of Space cites Covid disruptions and recruitment reforms…

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UK court denies bail to Indian captain of sanctioned Russian oil vessel

An Indian captain faces sanctions violation charges after his oil tanker was seized. He was denied bail by a London court due to flight risk concerns. A four-week trial is scheduled to begin in mid-December. The captain is accused of transporting sanctioned Russian oil products. Twenty-four crew members remain aboard…

The Times of India

1.5 foot cobra comes out of a nursery school student's bag in MP: Child finds snake inside while reaching for books; reptile rescued safely

A nursery student in Madhya Pradesh’s Sagar district had a frightening experience when a 1.5-foot cobra crawled out of his school bag inside the classroom. The child escaped unharmed as teachers evacuated students and rescued the snake before releasing it in a nearby forest.

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Trump alleges China interference in US elections amid suspicion he's prepping for mid-term loss

President Donald Trump alleged China compromised American election data extensively. He claimed Beijing illicitly acquired millions of US voter files. Critics questioned these claims, citing public data availability and intelligence assessments. Intelligence agencies concluded China did not attempt to alter vote counts. The timing of these allegations raised concerns among…

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Sunetra Pawar kept in dark over Praful Patel-Sunil Tatkare's late-night Devendra Fadnavis meeting, exposing fresh NCP rift

Fresh cracks have surfaced within the Nationalist Congress Party following a recent meeting. Senior leaders Praful Patel and Sunil Tatkare met Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. Party chief Sunetra Pawar was reportedly not informed about this late-night discussion. Tatkare dismissed the controversy, stating the meeting concerned his constituency issues. This…

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Man arrested for threatening to shoot Nigel Farage ‘uses photo of British Asian and has tweeted Hindu phrases’

A man was arrested for threatening to shoot Nigel Farage in the head. He posted the threat on X, which was identified by security services. The suspect described himself as a terrorist and a Liberal Democrat online. Police arrested the man at a south London address after obtaining user information.…

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‘Pahandi’ procession, packed Grand Road and surging crowds: What led to the stampede scare at Puri Rath Yatra

During the Puri Rath Yatra festival, an unfortunate incident resulted in the death of one devotee, while more than 100 others were rescued from a sudden crowd surge on the Grand Road. The situation escalated due to severe congestion, prompting a swift emergency response from rescuers. This incident raises important…

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Brains without borders: US Fed named three PIOs to panels, choosing merit over MAGA hysteria

The TOI correspondent from Washington : At a moment when anti-immigrant rhetoric has become a staple of America's political soundtrack and Indian immigrants have increasingly found themselves in the crosshairs of MAGA hardliners, the US Federal Reserve has delivered an unmistakably different message: when it comes to solving difficult problems,…

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How beavers helped a struggling England farm secure a £1 million deal and spark a multimillion-pound revival

A Lincolnshire rewilding project aims to prove nature restoration's profitability. Beavers will be reintroduced to a 1,525-acre farm, transforming it into wildland. This initiative seeks significant private investment while supporting biodiversity and climate resilience. The project generates income through carbon removal credits and biodiversity net gain units. This venture follows…

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India-UK trade deal: Luxury cars get cheaper, but your Scotch will have to wait

British carmakers are quickly passing on tariff benefits from the India-UK CETA trade agreement. Price reductions for Scotch whisky and gin will take longer to reach consumers. Jaguar Land Rover and McLaren have already announced cuts on UK-built car models. Alcohol remains heavily taxed, impacting the speed of price adjustments…

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Can a woman be denied maternity leave after having twins under two-child policy? Telangana HC ruling answers

The Telangana High Court ruled against denying maternity leave for a second pregnancy. This decision came after a woman's first pregnancy resulted in twins. The court emphasized protecting women's health and continued employment. A rigid interpretation of the two-child norm was deemed detrimental to the leave's purpose. The petitioner was…

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ISRO resignations: Govt tightens exit rules for Gaganyaan and other critical projects after 100+ reported departures

The Department of Space has tightened rules for scientists leaving ISRO. This action follows a significant number of scientists resigning from key projects. Previously, centre directors could approve these departures, but now DoS will decide. This move aims to retain experienced personnel and ensure project continuity. ISRO acknowledges attrition but…

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Bengaluru professor who gave 19 years to her college reinstated after one-line termination: Court rules in her favour after finding she was actively teaching

An assistant professor secured reinstatement after nearly two decades of service. Jain College terminated her employment with a one-line notice. The tribunal found the termination lacked proper legal authority and justification. College arguments about declining enrollment and NEP implementation were dismissed. The professor will now return to her position as…

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'Till death did them apart': 15-year-old emotional bond between man and his pet dog ends with a final goodbye after companion dies hours after master’s death

A loyal Pomeranian named Duggu passed away just hours after his devoted owner Pradeep Jain. Duggu waited for his owner's return and refused to leave his master's body. The elderly dog followed the funeral procession for a short distance before collapsing. The family arranged a separate bier for Duggu and…

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Meet Apurva Shrivastava: How this MIT graduate turned missed calls into billion-dollar AI business worth over Rs 8,300 crore

Apurva Shrivastava's childhood experiences inspired him to co-found the AI startup Avoca, which answers customer calls for home service businesses. Its AI voice agents can book appointments, manage schedules and follow up on pending quotations. The startup is now valued at $1 billion, with its success rooted in solving a…

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