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The real reason Gurgaon floods every year isn't rain
Gurgaon's glass towers and corporate offices were submerged by recent heavy rains. Many roads became impassable, and commuters faced significant travel disruptions. Power outages affected large parts of the city, compounding the problems. Despite significant spending, drainage systems failed to cope with the rainfall. This highlights a persistent gap between Gurgaon's economic ambition and civic reality.
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'Total Eclipse of the Heart' singer Bonnie Tyler passes away at 75
Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler, known for "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and "Holding Out for a Hero," died at 75 in a Portuguese hospital after an illness. Born Gaynor Hopkins, she rose to fame in the 1970s-80s, represented the UK at Eurovision 2013, and is survived by husband Robert Sullivan.
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Why Volkswagen has 'hired' 100 sheep to work at its plant in Poland
Volkswagen has replaced mechanical lawnmowers with 100 sheep at its Poznań solar farm in Poland, where the flock grazes beneath 31,000 panels powering the plant. Built by Quanta Energy, the 18.3 MW installation supplies 25% of the factory's annual electricity. The agrivoltaics project, run with Poznań University of Life Sciences, studies how grazing affects biodiversity, soil, and animal welfare—proving industry and nature can coexist.
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BSE turns 151: How Asia’s oldest stock exchange became India’s market pulse
The Bombay Stock Exchange celebrates 151 years of significant market evolution. It has witnessed colonial rule and economic reforms, adapting through crises. From paper ledgers to digital transactions, the exchange connects businesses and investors. Today, it lists over 5,000 companies, facilitating wealth creation and capital raising. The BSE remains central to India's economic growth and financial landscape.
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Taylor Swift's homes: A look at her multimillion-dollar real estate empire
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Super El Niño may bring colder, snowier winter to US, Canada and Europe
Early forecasts suggest a Super El Niño may disrupt the Polar Vortex. This disruption could bring colder and snowier conditions to North America and Europe. Such events have historically followed strong El Niño phenomena. Meteorologists are monitoring these large-scale atmospheric patterns closely. The projected pattern indicates potential impacts during January and February 2027.
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Why Ukraine's air shield works against drones but struggles against ballistic missiles
The Ukraine conflict nears sixteen hundred days, mirroring World War One tactics. Drones are now widely deployed, reshaping battlefield dynamics and troop movements. NATO members have pledged significant military aid, bolstering Ukraine's defense capabilities. Ukraine's air defense network has evolved, integrating Western and Soviet systems. Both sides continue to seek advantages, with technology altering modern warfare.
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Passenger streams Messi's Argentina-Egypt match mid-air, entire flight joins - Watch
The video was shared on X, with footage showing how one passenger's laptop became the centre of attention during the flight.
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'Shreyas Iyer, Tilak don't deserve guaranteed spots': Kaif drops brutal verdict
Expressing his discontent, former cricketer Mohammad Kaif criticized the team selectors for their choice of leaders, specifically targeting Shreyas Iyer and Tilak Varma. Kaif feels these selections have had a negative impact on Sanju Samson's potential role in the squad. He argues that the selectors should face accountability for their choices, while Iyer and Varma maintain their leadership in the ongoing series.
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36 years, 300 luxury hotels, one stolen laptop: How a Charles Sobhraj admirer was caught
A 69-year-old man allegedly defrauded hotels across India for nearly three decades. He admitted to modelling his criminal lifestyle on notorious conman Charles Sobhraj. The man was arrested in Bhubaneswar after fleeing a Raipur hotel without paying a large bill. He had previously spent fifteen years in various Indian prisons for similar offenses. Police stated he viewed hotels as tourist destinations and prisons as his home stay.
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Salesforce staff 'confused' as it promotes Claude in $27.7 bn app it owns
Salesforce is promoting Anthropic's new Claude Tag AI agent inside Slack—the platform it bought for $27.7 billion—leaving employees confused, The Information reports. Claude Tag competes directly with Salesforce's own Slackbot and Agentforce, blurring the line between Salesforce's AI products and its partner's. With a 1% Anthropic stake and $300 million in annual token spending, Salesforce backs a rival that may not need Slack at all.
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Mumbai's rain has entered uncharted territory. The data tells a worrying story
Mumbai experienced unprecedented rainfall, exceeding normal monthly totals in just one week. This extreme weather reflects climate change altering rainfall patterns across India. Warmer air and seas contribute to more intense and concentrated rain events. Urban development and infrastructure limits exacerbate flooding issues in the city. Adapting to these changing monsoons requires smarter planning and natural buffer protection.
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Two things my DNA told me that eleven years of blood tests never could
Genetic sequencing revealed unique responses to rosuvastatin medication for Nickhil Jakatdar. His body processes the statin more slowly than average, influencing future treatment decisions. A variant associated with Gilbert syndrome was also identified through his genome. This finding indicated that prolonged intermittent fasting might not be universally beneficial for him. These nuanced genetic insights provided confidence to tailor his health approach.
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Myanmar assures India that its territory will not be used against India
The two sides reviewed the prevailing security situation along the India-Myanmar border and reaffirmed the importance of maintaining peace, stability, and security along the border
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Monsoon tracker LIVE | Orange alert issued in Delhi
Rain lashed parts of Delhi in the early hours of July 9, extending a wet spell in the national capital and bringing much-needed relief to residents from the recent humid conditions
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Wayanad debris slip: One more body recovered from site; death toll rises to 4
Minister says body was recovered from zone 1 of search area. Four persons remain missing
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World Thirukkural Conference held in Bengaluru on July 5
Around 60 researchers from across India, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Malaysia, Canada, and other countries presented their research papers on Thirukkural
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Big blow for Morocco ahead of France quarter-final as Ismael Saibari ruled out
Morocco's forward Ismael Saibari is out of the France quarter-final match due to a hamstring injury. Coach Mohamed Ouahbi confirmed the influential player's absence before the crucial game. Despite this setback, Ouahbi stated Morocco will maintain their established playing style against France. France enters the match with a perfect record and aims for a third consecutive semi-final appearance.
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PM Modi in Australia LIVE: PM invites Australian businesses to invest in India, seeks early conclusion of CECA
PM Modi made the remarks at the Australia-India CEOs Forum and the Economic Roadmap Business event in Melbourne, which he jointly addressed with his Australian counterpart, Anthony Albanese.
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