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Air force seeks to make Garud Commandos deadlier with loitering munitions
The Indian Air Force seeks indigenous man-portable loitering munitions for its special forces. These systems will provide Garud commandos with enhanced precision strike capabilities. The weapons must be portable and offer extended flight and range for operations. They will enable independent strike options and improve situational awareness behind enemy lines. This initiative aims to boost the Garud unit's effectiveness across various mission profiles.
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Bengaluru has water reserves for only 4 months
Bengaluru's water supply is secure for the next four months. Reservoir storage levels are sufficient to meet the city's monthly water needs. Officials are monitoring groundwater and seeking reports on its status. Residents are urged to conserve water and avoid non-essential uses. Treated water should not be used for gardening or washing doorsteps.
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Rajnath honours all-women IASV Triveni crew after 314-day global sea voyage
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Russian missile crashes in Poland as Putin unleashes barrage across Ukraine, killing 8
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Why Indian hockey team jersey changed from blue to saffron: HI explains
Hockey India will use saffron jerseys for the 2026 World Cup. According to Hockey India, the traditional blue jersey blended with the blue artificial turf used in international hockey, making it difficult for players to spot teammates during matches. The federation said players and coaches suggested different colours before saffron was chosen.
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US Senator introduces bill he calls 'commonsense fix to outdated immigration system'
Senator Alex Padilla introduced a bill offering a green card pathway. This proposal would benefit millions of long-term immigrants residing in the US. It updates an outdated immigration law provision from 1929. The bill requires seven years of continuous residency and no criminal record. This legislation aims to provide certainty for contributing residents.
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Mirabai Chanu’s education journey behind her Commonwealth glory
Olympic medallist Mirabai Chanu’s journey shows that education extends beyond the classroom. While her demanding training limited traditional schooling, she pursued higher education through flexible learning while building resilience through real-life challenges. From carrying firewood in rural Manipur to overcoming Olympic heartbreak and injuries, Chanu transformed setbacks into strengths. Her perseverance culminated in a historic third consecutive Commonwealth Games gold medal in Glasgow 2026, highlighting the power of determination, continuous learning, and mental resilience.
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'Jana Nayagan': Vijay and Pooja Hegde starrer stays steady
Jana Nayagan continues its strong box office performance, crossing Rs 150 crore net. The Vijay starrer is holding steady and showing good collections on weekdays. Industry trackers anticipate a further boost during the upcoming second weekend. With no major competition, the film is expected to attract family audiences. Makers may soon release an official box office update for eager fans.
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Why electric cars may handle flooded roads better than petrol and diesel vehicles
Electric vehicles offer greater resilience in urban flooding situations. Their sealed motors and battery packs prevent catastrophic engine damage common in petrol cars. Modern EVs meet stringent waterproofing standards, minimizing electrical risks during waterlogged commutes. While deep submersion poses risks for all vehicles, EVs are engineered to withstand typical flood conditions. This engineering advantage makes them a more intelligent choice for India's changing weather patterns.
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'Why is Amit Shah scared?' Rahul on 'brutal violence' against student protesters
Rahul Gandhi intensified his attack on Union home minister Amit Shah. He alleged that Shah's absence from Parliament reeks of guilt. Gandhi demanded a Supreme Court-monitored probe into alleged police brutalities. He shared videos purportedly showing police action against student protesters. Opposition MPs also protested alleged police action and temple donation embezzlement.
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11 police personnel killed in overnight attack in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
A major militant attack occurred overnight on a police post in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Eleven police personnel and fifteen attackers died during the fierce exchange of gunfire. The Khazina police post in Hangu district was the target of this significant assault. Security forces fought back, killing the militants and repelling the attack. This incident highlights the ongoing rise in militant violence in the region.
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'Criticise govt, don't denigrate India': Harish Salve on dissent and social media
Speaking at the AK Sen Memorial Lecture and Photograph Unveiling Ceremony organised by the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA), Salve said holding those in power accountable is necessary in a constitutional democracy. Several senior members of the legal fraternity attended the ceremony. SCBA President and Senior Advocate Vikas Singh paid tribute to Sen's contribution to the legal profession, while Attorney General for India R. Venkataramani also spoke about his legacy.
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'Seconds from disaster': UK plane with 180 onboard had a close shave before landing
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Bihar man beheads sister-in-law over delay in serving food, hangs head from tree
A woman was allegedly killed by her brother-in-law in Jehanabad district on Tuesday. The accused reportedly attacked her with an axe after a dispute over food. He then allegedly hung her severed head from a banyan tree near his home. Villagers discovered the gruesome scene and alerted the local police. The accused was apprehended by villagers and handed over to the authorities.
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Ajinkya Rahane fights back tears as he bids farewell to international cricket
Ajinkya Rahane signed off his Test career with 5,077 runs at an average of 38.46, including 12 centuries and 26 half-centuries. In 90 ODIs, he scored 2,962 runs at 35.26, with three centuries and 24 fifties, while he made 375 runs in 20 T20Is. The right-handed batter made his India debut against England in 2011.
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'Proud of railways, want to be proud of govt promises too': Wangchuk
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk praised Indian Railways for its services. He urged the government to honor commitments made to student protesters. The recent NEET-UG paper leak debate was welcomed by the activist. Wangchuk also highlighted the success of peaceful non-violent resistance. The student-led agitation concluded after the government accepted key demands.
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Joint property ownership: What happens when co-owners disagree over rent or sale
A growing number of buyers are opting for shared homeownership to alleviate financial strain and share loan obligations. In various states, including a woman as a co-owner can unlock potential stamp duty reductions. However, this arrangement necessitates mutual consent for the sale of the property and any loan matters, with each co-owner entitled to sell their respective portion. Disputes between co-owners can result in negotiations, buyouts, or legal partitions.
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Steve Jobs once told Oracle founder Larry Ellison to not buy Apple
Larry Ellison planned to buy Apple for about five billion dollars then. Steve Jobs rejected this offer, preferring to return through NeXT. Jobs insisted on leading Apple from the moral high ground, not for financial gain. Ellison learned leadership from Jobs's decision to prioritize principles over profit. This choice ultimately led Apple to become the world's most valuable company.
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