Indira Point: Why Centre wants to protect landmark lighthouse and develop tourism hub

Explained July 9, 2026

The government plans to protect and develop Indira Point, the country's southernmost tip and a significant maritime landmark. This includes strengthening the lighthouse and building tourism infrastructure. The project has been approved by the Central Advisory Committee of Aids to Navigation and will need clearance from the Environment Ministry due to its location in a delicate coastal ecosystem.

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Spotify has introduced customisation tools for Release Radar, allowing users to personalise their weekly music recommendations.(image: Spotify)

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Spotify’s Release Radar gets new customisation filters for listeners

Technology 11 min ago

Spotify has made updates to its Release Radar playlist, giving users more control over their recommendations. The company has improved its algorithm and added a visual update to the playlist. This comes as Spotify aims to balance automated and manual recommendations, with the option for users to choose from up to five different filters.

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Meta's Muse Image feature sparked privacy concerns over the use of public Instagram content in AI-generated images. (Image: Reuters)

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Meta pulls AI image feature after privacy backlash, says ‘it missed the mark’

Technology 6 min ago

Meta has discontinued a feature on its AI chatbot that allowed users to use publicly shared Instagram content to generate or modify AI images. The decision came after backlash from privacy advocates, including Hollywood union SAG-AFTRA. The company faced criticism over transparency and consent in its AI offerings, with concerns over how user data and publicly shared content is used.

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Malaika Arora shares fat burning home workout

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Malaika Arora gives us a peek into her ‘fat burning stepper session’

Lifestyle 13 min ago

Malaika Arora's Instagram reel demonstrates how a stepper machine can help burn fat and stay fit at home. Dr. Shreyas Katharani highlights the benefits of using a stepper, such as fat-burning and toning, but also stresses the need for proper posture and safety measures. Consultation with a physiotherapist is recommended for optimal results.

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Air Force One carrying President Donald Trump arrives for the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, July 7, 2026. (AP)

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Why Trump administration subpoenaed NYT reporters over Air Force One security report

World 11 min ago

The Trump administration has issued subpoenas to multiple New York Times journalists, seeking to compel them to testify before a federal grand jury after the newspaper published reports raising questions about the security of President Donald Trump's new Qatari-gifted Air Force One, the newspaper reported.

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Matt Damon regrets turning down Shekhar Kapur film: ’20-year-old debt I’ve been carrying’

Entertainment 19 min ago

Matt Damon regrets not working with Shekhar Kapur on The Four Feathers due to scheduling issues but hopes to collaborate with him in the future. He considers his role as Odysseus in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey as a defining experience in his career. The film, based on Homer's epic poem, will be released on July 17, 2026.

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Historian and journalist Joey Durso, who puts rivalries under the lens of History, recalled how the Viking Row is a part of England history that flips the roles. (AP Photo)

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Wonderwall vs Thingwall: Viking city near Liverpool and what Norway row means to England

Sports 2 min ago

The upcoming match between England and Norway holds historical significance as it represents the ancient colonization of England by Norway through the Viking Row. Historian Joey Durso explains how this is a modern reenactment of the Viking raids that shook Europe.

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Gauri Spratt and Aamir Khan are now married.

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Aamir Khan plans Rs 100 cr Pali Hill sky villa for Gauri Spratt and entire family: Report

Entertainment 2 hr ago

Aamir Khan is constructing a multi-generational family home in Mumbai's Pali Hill. He has spent over Rs 100 crore to merge multiple apartments into a sky villa, with dedicated spaces for different family members. Aamir has temporarily moved to a nearby apartment until the project is finished and has tied the knot with his family's future in this residence.

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‘Don’t mistake tumour markers for cancer screening’: Oncologist explains why

Lifestyle 46 min ago

A longevity clinic in Dubai recommends annual tumour marker tests, but they are not necessary for healthy adults. These tests are better for tracking cancer treatment and spotting relapse. False positives can cause unnecessary procedures, and normal results do not guarantee cancer-free status. Tumour marker tests should only be ordered based on clinical judgement, not as a routine check-up.

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Of all goals scored at this World Cup, 11.4 per cent have come in injury time, the highest share in the tournament's history. (AP Photo)

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World Cup 2026: Why substitutes keep deciding matches in the final 20 minutes

Sports 1 hr ago

In the World Cup quarter-final match, Spain's Mikel Merino scored a late winning goal against Belgium due to a mistake by their backup goalkeeper. This trend of substitutes making an impact has been prevalent throughout the tournament, with 52 of 250 goals scored by substitutes.

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Caron Rawnsley Jodhpur stepwells anand mahindra

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80-year-old ‘Pagal Saab’ revives Jodhpur stepwells, earns Anand Mahindra’s praise

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Keeping public spaces clean is a responsibility shared by everyone, yet it often takes one individual’s actions to inspire others. In Rajasthan’s Jodhpur, an 80-year-old Irishman has spent the last several years doing exactly that by cleaning and reviving the city’s centuries-old stepwells, many of which had fallen into neglect.

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IND vs ENG 5th T20I Playing XI: India vice-captain Tilak Varma has endured poor form throughout the series. (CREIMAS)

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India vs England 5th T20I Playing 11: Can Tilak retain spot in XI today?

Sports 3 hr ago

India, after facing two series losses, aims to finish their T20I tour against England on a positive note. However, injuries and poor form have hindered their performance. In the last match, India suffered their worst defeat and struggled to chase England's huge score. With key players out due to injury, India's options for changes in the playing XI are limited.

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Scientists believe crew interactions and psychological wellbeing will be critical to the success of future lunar missions.(Source: X/ @NASA)

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How many astronauts should live on the moon? New study points to ideal number

Technology 3 hr ago

NASA's Artemis programme aims for a long-term human presence near the moon's south pole, but the success of a lunar base depends on the number of astronauts living there at once. A crew of six with regular supply missions offers the best chance of success, as smaller crews and longer gaps between resupply missions could increase risks and reduce productivity.

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Kushal Tandon’s sister defends him after Shreya Kalra claims he cheated on Shivangi Joshi

Entertainment 3 hr ago

Kushal Tandon's sister, Tina, defends him against influencer Shreya Kalra's accusation of cheating on his former girlfriend Shivangi Joshi. Tina asks people not to judge her brother based on one side of the story and urges fans to wait for both sides to be heard. Shreya claimed Kushal flirted with her while in a relationship with Shivangi.

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Is Iran rebuilding it’s nuclear facilities razed by US? Satellite images raise questions

World 57 min ago

Amid stalled peace talks between the US and Iran and the collapse of a ceasefire, new satellite imagery suggests Tehran has begun rebuilding a key nuclear facility damaged in US strikes. The images were analysed by CNN with the Institute for Science and International Security. The pics show fresh construction activity at the Taleghan 2 underground facility.

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Jacks admitted that one of the plans against Sooryavanshi was to try to ensure he did not hit him for a six. (CREIMAS)

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Will Jacks on dismissing Vaibhav Sooryavanshi: ‘A pub quiz answer’

Sports 3 hr ago

England all-rounder Will Jacks reflects on his historic dismissal of 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi in an international match, acknowledging that it could be a future pub quiz answer. He describes Sooryavanshi as a crowd favorite and a dangerous player, and reveals his strategy of being a reactive bowler who observes and adjusts to the batsmen's movements.

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IDFC First Bank fraud: Key accused funded Haryana official’s foreign trips

Cities 3 hr ago

The CBI, which is investigating the multi-crore IDFC First Bank scam, has alleged that a key accused, Ribhav Rishi, paid for Haryana government official Naresh Kumar's domestic and foreign trips, hotel stays and also gave him cash as quid pro quo for his role in the fraud.

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Erling Haaland’s Google Easter egg celebrates Norway’s viral ‘Viking Row’

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Norway's dream run at the FIFA World Cup has sparked a global celebration that now extends far beyond the football pitch. As the team's famous ‘Viking Row’ victory ritual continues to capture fans' imagination, Google has introduced a hidden Easter egg inspired by the celebration, after Erling Haaland playfully urged supporters to look him up online.

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Tugboats guide the crude oil tanker Odessa, carrying UAE crude after passing through the Strait of Hormuz at Daesan port. (REUTERS FILE)

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US gives Iran Saturday deadline to renounce Strait of Hormuz attacks

World 2 hr ago

The Trump administration has given Iran until Saturday to publicly commit to ending attacks on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz and declare that the vital waterway will remain open to international shipping, Axios reported, citing senior US officials.

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New parasitic wasp species discovered in Jammu & Kashmir

Lifestyle 4 hr ago

A new species of parasitic wasp has been discovered in the Himalayan region of Jammu and Kashmir. Named Doryctes (Udamolcus) xylotrechi, it preys on the wood-boring beetle Xylotrechus stebbingi and could be useful in biological control. The discovery also helps scientists better understand this group of insects and highlights the biodiversity of the Kashmir Himalayas.

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Surbhi Jyoti shares her pregnancy morning routine

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Qubool Hai actor Surbhi Jyoti reveals pregnancy morning routine

Lifestyle 4 hr ago

Surbhi Jyoti, a famous TV actor, shares her pregnancy morning routine of warm water, soaked nuts, and a balanced breakfast. Dr. Aditi Godse, an Obstetrics & Gynaecology expert, advises pregnant women to prioritize hydration, nutrition, and light exercises. She warns against blindly following celebrity routines and suggests consulting a healthcare provider for a safe and healthy pregnancy.

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‘Home felt like a public toilet’: Actor Rajiv Thakur cries recalling childhood poverty

Entertainment 6 hr ago

Comedian Rajiv Thakur opened up about his difficult childhood on Vaibhav Munjal's podcast, revealing the extreme poverty and struggles he faced before finding success in the entertainment industry. It still influences his life today. From living in a one-room house with a single 40-watt bulb to now traveling in business class and staying in premium hotels, Thakur has come a long way.

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Alpha: YRF Spy Universe turns Alia Bhatt, Sharvari into its most compliant agents

Entertainment 7 hr ago

YRF's Alpha, the first film in the Spy Universe to feature Indian female agents, disappoints with its complicated backstory and male gaze. Despite strong performances, the film fails to establish an emotional connection with its protagonist and relies on male supervision for success. The forced angle of patriotism and cross-border infiltration feels like a reaction to Dhurandhar's success.

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SIMI-Lashkar or IM, who carried out the 7/11 attacks? 20 yrs later, probe at square zero

Cities 5 hr ago

28 people were charged and 13 arrested by the ATS for the 2006 Mumbai train blasts, but the Bombay High Court acquitted them, questioning the probe. The state government appealed in the Supreme Court, but the apex court refused to interfere with the acquittal. The High Court also raised doubts about the confessions and lack of evidence, indicting the probe and calling it deceptive.

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From death row to law degree: How a 7/11 blasts accused rebuilt his life after 18 years

Cities 8 hr ago

Abdul Wahid Shaikh, acquitted in 2006 train blasts case, seeks justice for victims and 12 wrongly convicted individuals. After 18 years in jail, the 12 were acquitted last year. Shaikh and Siddiqui, another accused, are rebuilding their lives. Siddiqui, who pursued degrees in jail, aims to be a lawyer and author while Shaikh is still seeking justice.

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Boost for labour reforms as West Bengal on board now

Business 8 hr ago

BJP's recent electoral gains have led to an increase in labour reforms, as states are now implementing long-pending labour codes. West Bengal and Kerala, the only remaining states, are also expected to roll out the codes soon. The Centre has assured states of resolving any queries, and despite opposition, most states have finalized draft rules.

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Facing funding cuts, CSDS faculty speaks up: Grant not stopped even in Emergency

India 8 hr ago

CSDS faculty faces potential loss of government funding due to alleged irregularities and political bias. ICSSR inquiry committee recommends action, jeopardizing 83% of income and 90% of salary bill. Faculty cooperates, but grants have not been received since July 2025.

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Lost in Surat flood, a 17-yr-old walking home, a school van driver

Cities 7 hr ago

Heavy rainfall in Surat led to floods, claiming 34 lives including a van driver, garage and embroidery business owners, and a teenage powerloom worker. Bodies were found in different locations, some swept away by floodwaters. 30% of average monsoon rainfall received in a week, causing overflowing of creeks and flooding in eastern parts of the city. Government response needed.

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The ‘Satluj’ saga: How a film shining light on Punjab tragedy cannot reignite militancy

Political Pulse 8 hr ago

"Film "Satluj" release on ZEE5 reignites memories of Punjab's "dark decade" of militancy, marked by unresolved political grievances and personal grievances. Film based on human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra's life does not tell complete story, but reminds country of the need for rule of law even in fight against terror.

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Before Delhi protest, National Conference asks INDIA bloc to join in

India 8 hr ago

The National Conference has invited national political parties, MPs, and leaders from J&K to join their protest in Delhi demanding the restoration of statehood and constitutional guarantees. The ruling party, along with its ally Congress, has been pushing for this demand, but the Centre has not responded.

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As third TMC rebel group emerges, how BJP induction of ex-RS MPs marks a first

Political Pulse 8 hr ago

BJP defies earlier stance, inducts 3 ex-TMC MPs for Bengal bypolls. Move meant to send message to other TMC rebels with "clean image". TMC now divided into 3 rebel groups, Mamata only controls some MPs/MLAs. Rebel TMC Lok Sabha MPs want to merge with NCPI and support NDA, dealing blow to Mamata's power.

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The lawsuit marks a major escalation in tensions between the two companies as competition in AI hardware intensifies. (Express Image/Agencies)

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Apple sues OpenAI, ex-employees over alleged trade secret theft tied to hardware push

Technology 8 hr ago

Apple is suing OpenAI and two ex-employees for allegedly stealing trade secrets to boost their consumer hardware business. OpenAI denies the claims and is focused on developing AI technology, but the lawsuit could hinder their plans and damage their partnership with Apple. The tension between the two companies has risen as they compete to create AI products.

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20 years after 7/11 Mumbai blasts, survivors wait for justice

Cities 5 hr ago

Survivors of the Mumbai train blasts, 20 years later, still suffer from physical, emotional, and financial effects. The acquittal of the 12 convicted men has left them with unanswered questions and reopened wounds. While they have moved on in their personal lives, they demand justice and long-term support.

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Sanjay Singh writes to PM Modi, Sanjay Singh on attacks on Christian community, Sanjay Singh, Narendra Modi, Indian express news, current affairs

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Flagging church attacks, AAP’s Sanjay Singh writes to PM Narendra Modi

India 8 hr ago

AAP MP Sanjay Singh expressed deep concern over the increasing attacks on churches, institutions, pastors, and members of the Christian community across India. He wrote to PM Modi, urging him to uphold the Constitution and protect religious freedom. Singh cited incidents from various states, stating that they reveal a disturbing pattern of organized intimidation and violence against minorities.

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Indravati Tiger Reserve poaching scandal, Chhattisgarh tiger skin seizure 2026, Maharashtra Police personnel arrested tiger skin, Baburao Madavi Bijeshwar Gedam arrest, Forest Ranger Kamal Singh Kashyap suspended, Deputy Director Sundeep Balaga, Wildlife Justice Commission intelligence, pangolin scales trafficking Chhattisgarh, Central India wildlife corridor tracking, Jayprakash S Naidu, The Indian Express Raipur crime news

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3 tiger skins in a week: Alarm bells in Chhattisgarh after probe links 2 cops to poachers

India 8 hr ago

Three forest personnel suspended for negligence after third tiger skin found in Chhattisgarh's Indravati Tiger Reserve. Concerns raised over possible killing of multiple tigers in the area. Fresh census underway. Arrests revive poaching concerns and wildlife corridor being protected to maintain genetic connectivity among species.

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32 lakh cases pending: Why court foresees 21 years of wait at Bengal tribunals

Cities 8 hr ago

The establishment of tribunals in West Bengal to address logical discrepancies after the SIR exercise by the Election Commission has resulted in 38,000 cases being cleared, but 32 lakh cases are still pending. The slow clearance rate of 1.18% means it would take 21 years to clear all cases.

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Jodhpuri Mojari’s journey to global recognition

Cities 7 hr ago

The Centre has granted a Geographical Indication (GI) tag to Jodhpur's Mojari craft, giving it official recognition and a boost in global branding. This traditional footwear, once patronized by royals, is now practiced by over 35,000 artisans in Jodhpur.

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Western Ghats landslides, Wayanad landslides, Wayanad landslides survivors, Pune landslide, PCMC, Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation, Mumbai Pune Expressway missing link, expressway tunnel 2 landslide, Devendra Fadnavis expressway project, MSRDC Anilkwad Gaikwad, Arnold Dix tunnel expert, Western Ghats basalt rockslide, IIT Bombay Ashish Juneja, tunnel portal engineering failure, Mumbai Pune highway traffic chaos, monsoon landslide Lonavala.

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Amid Western Ghats landslides, revisiting need for developing early warning systems

Explained 6 hr ago

Experts are pushing for the use of early warning systems for landslides in India, based on successful examples from other countries. Multiple research teams are working on developing and testing these systems, which consider factors like rainfall, soil conditions, and population density to predict the likelihood of a landslide.

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Jaswant Singh Khalra: The man who counted the missing

Long Reads 4 hr ago

Jaswant Singh Khalra, a dedicated activist, disappeared while searching for those who went missing during Punjab's militant years. His daughter, Navkiran Kaur Khalra, remembers him as a persistent force even after his death.

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Jaswant Singh Khalra’s daughter speaks about Satluj, OTT ban, and his custodial murder

Cities 2 hr ago

Navkiran Kaur Khalra's father, human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, was abducted and killed by the Punjab police when she was just 10 years old. His investigation uncovered the illegal cremation of thousands of bodies during Punjab's militancy years. This led to a Supreme Court-ordered CBI probe and convictions for five policemen.

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In Assam Budget, satellite city near Guwahati airport, semiconductor push

India 9 hr ago

000 crore was allocated Assam government's Budget for 2022-2027 includes new projects like an ‘aerotropolis’ satellite city, a proton therapy facility for cancer treatment, and a semiconductor ecosystem. Plans for creating jobs, promoting women's empowerment, and investing in road, bridge, and energy projects were also announced.

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Why more people are choosing Tai Chi walking for better health

Lifestyle 9 hr ago

Dr Palaniappan Manickam praises Tai Chi walking for its multiple benefits, including improved balance, mental health, and overall well-being. This mindful practice involves slow movements, controlled breathing, and body awareness, making it more than just a simple stroll.

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Pune landslide: Satellite image shows office to garbage mound distance was 16 metres

Cities 3 hr ago

A satellite image showed that a collapsed garbage mound was only 16-17 metres away from a waste to energy plant, contradicting official claims of a 30-metre distance. Despite the risk, rescue efforts continued for over 55 hours to save eight trapped employees. Multiple agencies were involved, but the building is still in danger of collapsing.

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Christopher Nolan, Tom Holland and Matt Damon at the India premiere of The Odyssey.

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Christopher Nolan calls Indian audiences ‘among world’s most enthusiastic’

Entertainment 10 hr ago

Christopher Nolan's highly anticipated film, The Odyssey, premiered in Mumbai, India with the filmmaker praising Indian audiences for their enthusiasm and knowledge. This marks Nolan's first time premiering a film in India, fulfilling a long-held desire. The all-star cast and use of IMAX cameras make for a visually stunning experience, highly anticipated by Indian moviegoers.

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North-East rice scam, rice fraud, Food Corporation of India, fci officials suspended over suspected collusion with rice private buyer, suspected collusion with rice private buyer, Indian express news, current affairs

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Rice meant for poor in North-East diverted: 5 senior Food Corporation officials suspended

India 10 hr ago

Five officials of the Food Corporation of India (FCI) have been suspended for alleged irregularities in the sale of rice meant for public distribution in the North Eastern states. The suspended officials include FCI's Executive Director and three other high-ranking officers.

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Modi first Indian PM to visit New Zealand in 40 years, trade and sports top agenda

India 10 hr ago

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to discuss trade, investment, and high-tech innovation in dairying, farming, and sports. This is the first Indian prime ministerial visit to New Zealand in 40 years and comes at a significant time following the recent signing of the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement.

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Government panel wants ban on Satluj to stay, says film whitewashes terror

India 4 min ago

A panel has recommended that the film "Satluj" be banned in India due to its potential to harm national security. The film, based on the true story of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, has been deemed a threat to the country's sovereignty. The panel also suggests removing pirated versions from online platforms. The film has sparked a debate on censorship and free speech.

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Sinner was generous in his praise of Djokovic's campaign. (AP Photo)

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How Sinner outclassed Djokovic to seal 2nd consecutive Wimbledon final spot

Sports 15 hr ago

Power (of shots), precision (of serves) and pace (of movement). Jannik Sinner's 3Ps, if you will, that can obliterate everything and everyone in his presence — a gladiatorial Novak Djokovic too. As he did 12 months back, the top-ranked Italian again rendered Djokovic's resilience irrelevant, taking the Serbian apart in a 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 mauling to enter his second straight Wimbledon final.

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Prince Narula speaks about living with severe anxiety

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How severe anxiety affected Prince Narula’s health and marriage with Yuvika Chaudhary

Lifestyle 16 hr ago

Prince Narula opened up about his battle with severe anxiety on Double Date. It affected his physical health, relationships, and work, but music and his wife's support helped him overcome it. Becoming parents marked a turning point for Prince and Yuvika, strengthening their bond and communication. His story sheds light on the impact of anxiety.

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5 goats that can jump, climb and balance like professional athletes

Lifestyle 17 hr ago

Goats are not only farm animals, but also skilled acrobats capable of impressive feats. From wild mountain goats leaping 12 feet to tiny pygmy goats vaulting 5-6 feet, their agility and strength are remarkable. Even miniature Nigerian Dwarf goats can spring 4-5 feet with ninja-like precision.

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Mourners gather around the ambulances carrying the coffins of police officers, who were abducted earlier this week and subsequently killed by insurgents, as they hold a sit-in protest against their killing at a roadside in Quetta, Pakistan, July 9, 2026. (AP Photo)

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Pakistan kills 75 insurgents after 18 abducted police officers blindfolded, shot dead

World 13 hr ago

Pakistani security forces have killed 75 suspected insurgents during days-long operations in the restive southwestern province of Balochistan, authorities said on Friday, after one of the deadliest recent attacks on police triggered a large-scale military crackdown.

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