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Another Alaska plane crash: Four dead as aircraft falls into water
A small plane crashed into shallow waters near Seldovia, Alaska on Wednesday. Four people on board the Piper PA-24 aircraft were killed in the incident. The plane was heading for Seldovia airport after taking off from Anchorage. Authorities waited for the tide to recede before recovering the submerged aircraft. The bodies of the four deceased individuals are being sent to the medical examiner's office.
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A 'kiss' too costly? Why defacing your car may land you in trouble
Adding personal touches, like wraps and stickers, to vehicles can result in legal trouble. For instance, a car marked with lipstick in Gwalior faced considerable penalties. Many aftermarket shops carry out modifications without proper RTO authorization. Any alteration to a vehicle’s core features should be documented with officials. Ignoring vehicle modification restrictions can result in hefty fines and potential jail time.
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NSUT student with 3 years of experience has no job or degree
A 24-year-old NSUT engineering student has shared his struggle with unemployment, an incomplete degree and years of software development experience largely classified as internships. After academic setbacks and missed examinations, he lost his startup role and discovered he had failed a subject, leaving him without a degree or job. Reddit users advised him to resolve his academic issues, accept smaller opportunities if needed and rebuild his career. His story highlights the importance of balancing skills with formal qualifications.
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Satya Nadella says Microsoft Cloud tops $100 billion revenue; analysts ‘unhappy’
Recently, Microsoft announced that its Azure cloud revenue has exceeded one hundred billion dollars. Despite this impressive milestone, the tech giant continues to withhold crucial financial details from its investors. This opacity raises questions about the genuine profitability and capital intensity of Azure. In contrast, competitors like Amazon offer more detailed segment-level financial reports, leading shareholders to call for enhanced transparency regarding Microsoft's cloud and AI divisions.
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Greater Noida woman abuses guards after delivery boy stopped at society gate
A video shows a woman allegedly abusing security guards at a Greater Noida housing society. The incident occurred Wednesday night after guards stopped a food delivery person at the gate. She is heard making threats and insulting remarks to the security personnel. Police arrived at the scene and are investigating the altercation. Peace and order have since been restored at the society.
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‘Australia has given me pathway, not a place in team’: Anaya Bangar on WBBL dream
Anaya Bangar sets her sights on breaking into elite women's cricket in Australia by March 2027. With the support of Cricket Australia, she intends to follow a clear pathway toward achieving her ambition. However, her eligibility hinges on specific policy criteria, including maintaining testosterone levels and passing required blood tests. Anaya is committed to her training, knowing that dedication and performance are the keys to unlocking future opportunities.
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Delhi model, 21, dies after being stabbed multiple times in abdomen inside home
In a shocking development, a 21-year-old woman was discovered murdered in her west Delhi apartment. The police have named Imran, a gym trainer, as the suspected perpetrator who absconded after the crime. Law enforcement is combing through CCTV footage and the victim's phone for vital evidence. Friends and relatives mentioned that the trainer frequently sought her attention. Authorities have heightened security and are on a manhunt for the elusive suspect.
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What triggered Nepal’s catastrophic flash floods? USGS rules out earthquake
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Top stocks to buy: Stock recommendations for August 27 - check list
Top stock market recommendations: Vedanta, Central Depository Services (India) Ltd (CDSL), and Ashok Leyland - Aakash K Hindocha, Vice President - Research, Nuvama Professional Clients Group/Nuvama Wealth has picked these as the top stocks to buy on August 27, 2026. He has shared his views on Nifty and Bank Nifty:
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UPTET result 2026 out: Check scorecard, pass percentage and cut-off
UPTET Result 2026: UPTET Result 2026 was declared by the Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission on August 26, 2026. A total of 5,71,435 candidates qualified at the Primary Level, while 7,59,513 candidates cleared the Upper Primary Level. The examination was held across five shifts on July 2, 3 and 4. UPESSC applied a normalisation process before preparing the final result. Candidates can check their qualifying status through the official UPESSC website and retain their result for future use.
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Haryana's Ankit Balyan who sang ‘Court Mein Goli Marenge’ gunned down outside gym
Haryanvi singer Ankit Balyan was shot dead outside a gym in Shamli district. Four assailants on two motorcycles opened fire as Balyan exited the gym. Police are examining CCTV footage and investigating a possible link to Haryana. Protests erupted after the murder, with demonstrators blocking a major road. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.
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Free hits in Tests can fix no-ball issue: India coach
"I am no guardian of the rules but if a free-hit comes, obviously, no-balls will definitely be reduced. No team would want to bowl those no-balls and give that extra ball and give those extra runs," said Bahutule after the fourth day's play on Wednesday.
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Over 130 Indians missing in Nepal floods; here’s helpline for stranded citizens
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Northeast's first GM, 17-yo Mayank and pupil Pratitee become Asia's chess champions
A remarkable teacher-student story from the Asian Junior Chess Championships, where India’s 94th GM and Northeast’s first GM, 17-year-old Mayank Chakraborty, and his 13-year-old pupil Pratitee Bordoloi won the classical titles in Mumbai. The story explores their three-month mentoring journey, the pressure of being top seeds, Pratitee’s WGM norm, and Mayank’s rise while balancing his own career with mentoring.
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‘Cyber cell se bahut purana rishta hai’: Samay Raina felicitated by Fadnavis
Maharashtra Cyber launched a cyber-awareness short film and anthem in Mumbai. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis stressed public awareness in tackling online fraud. Celebrities attended the event and were felicitated for their contributions. The campaign targets the "digital arrest" scam which extorts money from victims. Citizens are urged to contact the 1930 cyber helpline immediately if defrauded.
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60 child deaths in 3 weeks, 10 in one day: Bengal hospital under scanner
West Bengal health department seeks reports from Malda Medical College Hospital. Sixty children died there during the first three weeks of August. The department is reviewing the hospital and other health facilities. Many referred children were already in critical condition upon arrival. An initial investigation into these infant deaths is currently underway.
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88 no-balls! Jadeja’s staggering problem leaves India with a big headache
Ravindra Jadeja's recurring issue with no-balls has reached alarming levels, tallying 88 infringements since 2021, the most among spinners. This trend intensified following the introduction of television adjudication, during which he was only responsible for 18 no-balls. As the current series unfolds, India's spinners seem to be grappling with discipline and precision, highlighting a need for improvement.
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Rain threat puts India’s WTC hopes under pressure in Sri Lanka Test
India's prospects in the second Test against Sri Lanka loom uncertain as rain delays threaten their World Test Championship ambitions. A draw would see India slipping to fifth place, jeopardizing their path to the finals. With limited matches left, the team must secure victories to enhance their standing and continue competing at the highest level in the championships.
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From Tokyo to London, heatwaves send men to work in shorts
Japan’s capital led the way. This year the metropolitan govt’s long-standing no-tie, no-jacket “Cool Biz” campaign took a step further by encouraging its staff to ditch long trousers, and even try T-shirts and sneakers. As heatwaves mounted across Europe, other workers followed in Tokyo’s wake, sometimes with the encouragement of authorities and management, sometimes without.
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