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JNU scholar Neha Bora: How a 23-day hunger strike sparked a movement
JNU research scholar Neha Bora emerged as a prominent face of a student movement after leading a 23-day hunger strike at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar. Her speeches, organisational role and commitment to students’ concerns brought nationwide attention through social media. The article explores her academic background, activism, public communication skills and the broader role of universities in shaping student leadership, while presenting her evolving journey without endorsing or opposing the movement.
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1993 Mumbai blasts case: SC reserves order on Abu Salem's plea for premature release
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JPMorgan CEO shares the story of almost dying in March 2020
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon recounted his near-death aortic dissection in March 2020. He understood the critical nature of the condition and informed his wife immediately. Dimon also discussed his 1998 dismissal from Citigroup as president. This career setback did not affect his self-worth, only his net worth. Many senior managers visited his apartment to offer their goodbyes.
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Hubble discovers four hidden stars just 65 light-years from Earth, unseen until now
Astronomers have confirmed four hidden white dwarfs orbiting nearby red dwarf stars. Ultraviolet observations from the Hubble Space Telescope enabled this significant detection. These stellar remnants were previously concealed by their brighter companion stars. The findings refine estimates of the local white dwarf population. This discovery offers new insights into binary star system evolution.
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How Russian crude prices swung as India stepped up procurement amid US-Iran war
The effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz in early March left tankers carrying crude from Gulf producers stranded in the Persian Gulf, forcing refiners to urgently secure alternative supplies.
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APJ Abdul Kalam's legacy lives on in India's missiles, space programme
Dr. Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam's legacy in defense and space is remembered. He led India's missile program and satellite launch capabilities. Kalam's work at DRDO and ISRO expanded national strategic autonomy. His vision also guided technology development for a developed India. The nation honors his role in building scientific and defense strength.
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Cummins, Starc, Hazlewood: Abhishek and Vasudev soak in Australia's fast-bowling culture
Two young Indian pacers, Bihar's Vasudev Prasad Singh and Rajasthan's Abhishek Moond, spent two weeks training alongside Australia's Test squad in Brisbane under the MRF Pace Foundation-Cricket Australia exchange program. The experience offered priceless lessons in fast bowling, professionalism and preparation from Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood.
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Vijay's Jana Nayagan screening halted over children in audience
Screenings of the film Jana Nayagan faced interruption in Chennai as children were discovered watching the A-rated movie. The police stepped in, instructing parents to take their children out of the theater. Following this, refunds were issued, and the screenings resumed later. Other Chennai theatres reported similar disturbances and cancellations, raising concerns about age restrictions in cinema.
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Wildfires in Spain and France force nearly three lakh to evacuate
The devastating wildfires sweeping through France and Spain have compelled approximately 300,000 people to evacuate their residences. In France, firefighters are working tirelessly to contain the fire's advance toward Bordeaux. Meanwhile, Spain faces its largest wildfire with destruction exceeding 50,000 hectares since January, prompting the European Union to provide aid. Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez plans to announce a civil protection emergency for the central provinces impacted.
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Did Lionel Messi gift Argentina players gold Stanley sets? Here's the truth
Lionel Messi gave every Argentina teammate a personalized mate set after the 2026 World Cup. Marcos Senesi’s partner, Kelci-Rose Bowers, showed the custom bag, gold-colored Stanley thermos, mate cup, straw and yerba online. The gesture followed Argentina’s extra-time loss to Spain and continued Messi’s history of giving players personalized gifts after major tournaments, including gold iPhones after the 2022 title.
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'It hurts': Abhishek Sharma breaks silence after nightmare Zimbabwe tour
India secured a clean sweep against Zimbabwe in their recent T20I series. Young Vaibhav Sooryavanshi achieved a historic Player of the Series award. His opening partner Abhishek Sharma experienced a difficult run of low scores. Sharma expressed his disappointment on social media after the series concluded. He now faces pressure to regain his previous batting form.
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In 1996, Indonesia’s mocked tree planter planted 11,000 trees and changed a land forever
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'Agitation does not mean lathicharge': SC on police action against protesting students
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'Pellet guns in Delhi, AK-47s in Bihar': Rahul on 'jaanleva' system against students
Rahul Gandhi alleged the entire system is deadly against students. He cited reports of AK-47 bullets fired at students in Bihar. Gandhi questioned Prime Minister Modi's promises regarding student FIRs. He stated that pellet guns were fired at students in Delhi. The Congress leader demanded an apology and action against attackers.
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Parliamentary panel pulls up defence ministry over Rs 42,500 crore offset dues
Parliamentary committee flags significant unfulfilled defence offset obligations. Foreign suppliers owe India approximately $4.5 billion in defence offsets. The defence ministry faces criticism for planning and contract management deficiencies. Artillery modernisation also shows two decades of significant delays. Systemic delays impact operational readiness and helicopter upgradation efforts.
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Gold price prediction today: Gold rises, but will the upside be limited?
Gold price prediction today: Gold prices have staged a recovery as geopolitical tensions show signs of abating, but the gains are likely to be limited ahead of the US Federal Reserve’s policy this week, says Manav Modi.
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'Why different rules?' - Abhishek's poor form sparks Samson debate
Former Indian cricketer Hanuma Vihari has questioned Team India's continued backing of Abhishek Sharma despite his poor run in T20Is, arguing Sanju Samson was dropped after far fewer failures. Citing Samson's match-winning performances in the T20 World Cup, Vihari accused selectors of applying "different rules" and urged them to judge both players by the same standards.
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One home, two owners: What you should know before buying together
Joint homeownership allows multiple buyers to share expenses and liabilities. By pooling incomes, buyers can increase their chances of mortgage approval while alleviating financial strain. It’s essential to outline the property shares in sale deeds to avoid future disputes. Eligible co-owners may benefit from tax deductions under certain regulations. Thorough planning and documentation play key roles in facilitating effective joint ownership transactions.
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'Get down, get down': Seattle food festival shooting caught on livestream; 2 killed, 5 injured
A shooting at Seattle's Bite of Seattle food festival tragically killed two people. Five others sustained injuries during the chaotic incident which caused widespread panic. Authorities took two individuals into custody following the violent event. The festival, a popular annual gathering, was underway near the Space Needle. Investigations into the motive and any other suspects are ongoing.
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