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Bhutan lake outburst triggers flash flood alert along Sankosh river in Bengal
Bengal forest minister Manoj Oraon issued a warning to residents near the Sankosh river. This warning follows an outburst from Shintaphu Lake in Bhutan. Residents living in Kumargram area have been advised to remain alert to rising water levels. Local authorities have begun relocating affected individuals to safer areas for their protection. An assessment of possible livestock losses is expected to take place shortly.
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Diljit Dosanjh concert: Delhi Metro services extended, traffic curbs around JLN Stadium
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has arranged special services for the upcoming Diljit Dosanjh concert on Friday. Extended operating hours will be available on all lines, except for the Airport Express Line. Additional train trips will operate to manage the expected influx of approximately 70,000 spectators. QR ticket purchasing times will also be extended to accommodate visitors. Enhanced personnel will assist in regulating passenger movement at metro stations.
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BJP MP Manoj Tiwari swims in Yamuna to give ‘clean’ message
BJP MP Manoj Tiwari swam in the Yamuna at Sonia Vihar, praising cleaning efforts before Chhath Puja. AAP challenged Tiwari's claims, stating the river water was heavily polluted and unsafe. Monitoring reports from DPCC indicate increased pollution levels compared to the previous year. The river's condition remains a political issue as devotees prepare for Chhath celebrations. Concerns over sewage pollution continue to arise, especially during religious festivals in Delhi.
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Spain train tragedy: Glitch, 3 operator errors behind crash that killed 68
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Patrick Mahomes’ retirement timeline: Chiefs trainer reveals his 10 Super Bowl goal
Patrick Mahomes wants to win 10 Super Bowls before considering retirement, according to his longtime trainer Jeff Christensen. The trainer recalled hearing that goal when Mahomes was a rookie in 2017 and believes the quarterback remains focused on greatness rather than money. Mahomes has already won three Super Bowls with Kansas City, but he has not announced when he plans to retire.
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US intelligence confirms image shows China's secret spaceplane in orbit
The US Defense Intelligence Agency has unveiled a detailed satellite image showcasing China's experimental reusable spaceplane currently in orbit. This vehicle exhibits design traits reminiscent of the US Space Force's X-37B, indicating active engagement in diverse orbital tasks. Following its recent fourth mission, apprehensions regarding its military function and potential have surged.
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Texas homeowners now own park, roads and ponds after decade-long legal fight
In a significant turn of events, residents of La Bota Ranch in Laredo officially gained control over common property areas after a protracted legal battle. This shift follows a jury's March 2022 decision that found developers had breached fiduciary duties, prompting residents to reevaluate governance due to rising association fees. The final handover on August 20, 2026, empowers homeowners over shared facilities, symbolizing a hard-won victory for community representation.
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'Don't push us': SC warns of harsh stand on firecrackers if orders go unenforced
The Supreme Court tackled the persistent air pollution crisis in Delhi-NCR, stressing the importance of adhering to current firecracker laws. Authorities were cautioned against inaction, as deteriorating air quality poses a threat to public health. The bench underlined the necessity for collaboration among all parties to effectively manage firecracker usage. Measures taken by the Delhi government include restrictions on older vehicles and staggered work hours.
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3,106-carat Cullinan diamond became 530-carat gem in British royal sceptre
Frederick Wells discovered the enormous Cullinan diamond in South Africa in 1905 while working at the Premier Mine. Its exceptional size caught public attention, leading to its purchase by the Transvaal government for King Edward VII. The diamond was carefully cut into several gemstones over eight months, resulting in noteworthy pieces for the British royal collection. Following Edward VII's death, the largest stone was incorporated into the Sovereign's Sceptre.
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Indianapolis charity goes from $9,000 start to 175,000 bouquets for patients
Random Acts of Flowers Indianapolis marked ten years of service, delivering its 175,000th flower arrangement to Eskenazi Health. This charity reuses donated flowers to create arrangements for hospital patients in need. Volunteers collect flowers from various local sources to prevent waste and support emotional well-being. The organization was founded after a successful fundraising effort in 2016. It aims to continue its work through community partnerships and ongoing donations.
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Bird-like dinosaur may be first known fruit-eating specialist, study finds
Scientists have recently uncovered a small dinosaur named Infernogallus jamesi, believed to have predominantly dined on fruit. By examining its skull and jaw muscles, researchers gained insights into its dietary habits. Existing during the Cretaceous period, as flowering plants flourished, this dinosaur displays anatomical traits akin to modern fruit-feeding parrots, deepening our comprehension of the varied lifestyles in the era of dinosaurs.
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Von der Leyen proposes associate membership for Ottawa
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's recent proposal for an associate membership with Canada seeks to bolster collaboration without full EU membership. This initiative dovetails with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's strategy to broaden trade relations with Europe. Together, both parties aim to fortify economic partnerships and jointly innovate in sectors like artificial intelligence and supercomputing, consequently navigating shared interests and global challenges.
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'Turn the blade inward': Xi swings the axe again, expels 33 in major CCP purge
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Leon Draisaitl turns 31: Why Celeste Desjardins called it “your year, baby”
Celeste Desjardins celebrated Leon Draisaitl’s 31st birthday with heartfelt Instagram Stories featuring personal videos, a childhood hockey photo, and memories from their relationship, and her message, “This is your year baby!!!,” stood out among the tributes to the Edmonton Oilers forward. The celebration came as Draisaitl continued to deliver strong offensive numbers early in the 2026–27 NHL season.
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'Football belongs to the fans': Ronaldo reacts after winning Ballon d’Or of All Time
Cristiano Ronaldo thanked fans for recognizing his phenomenal 2008 season as the greatest, where he led Manchester United to clinch both the Premier League and UEFA Champions League titles. At just 23, he netted 42 goals, solidifying his reputation as a top player. In a fan-voted poll for the Ballon d'Or of All Time, Lionel Messi's legendary 2012 season came in second place, alongside other historic performances from football greats.
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'This is not a drama': Israeli agency had illegal funds intel; didn't share info
The inquiry follows an order from Central Elections Committee (CEC) chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg, who received information from Shin Bet chief David Zini describing the suspicions as “extraordinary in its seriousness”. Qatar, however, has categorically denied interfering in Israel’s elections. Meanwhile, the investigation is not expected to delay the announcement of final results or prevent President Isaac Herzog from asking a party leader to begin forming a coalition.
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World War bombs still haunt Europe as Italy finds 250 munitions in melting glaciers
The melting glaciers of Italy's Dolomites are revealing World War I unexploded munitions, drawing attention to a significant European concern as similar remnants emerge across the continent. Countries like Belgium, Germany, and France also grapple with hazards posed by unexploded ordnance during construction and environmental changes. In a notable operation, Italian forces recovered over 250 munitions, underscoring the lasting threat of wartime relics in modern Europe.
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She fasted for husband's long life on Karwa Chauth, he kills her with pestle
In a tragic turn of events, Anand allegedly took the life of his wife Madhu during a domestic quarrel at their Gwalior residence on Karwa Chauth. The incident occurred while Madhu was observing her fast, resulting in her immediate death. Their children were present during the ordeal, yet family members did not hear any commotion.
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