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"We Were Literally Dying": Australia Star Recalls Virat Kohli's Gritty Knock In Kolkata
Virat Kohli is a fitness icon in the field of sports. The player is set to turn 37 next month, but nothing of it feels like the case when he steps on the ground.
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US School Staffer Arrested For Releasing Fart Spray, Causing Rs 49 Lakh In Damages
Alexander Lewis, 32, a teaching assistant at the West Florence High School in Florence, has been arrested as the prime accused.
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"In Any Law Book...": Ex-ICC Umpire Makes Rules Clear Once And For All On India-Pakistan Handshake Row
The controversy erupted when India opted to eschew shaking hands with Pakistan players after securing an imposing 7-wicket win in the rivalry clash in Dubai on Sunday at the ongoing Asia Cup 2025.
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Glitch On Air India Singapore-Bound Plane, Fliers Deplaned At Delhi Airport
More than 200 passengers on a Singapore-bound Air India plane faced a tough time at the Delhi airport on Wednesday evening as all of them were deplaned after being seated in the aircraft for nearly two hours with a faulty air conditioning system.
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"Hamas Began This War": Israel After Air Strike Kills 20 Civilians In Gaza
After Israel struck one of the main hospitals in the Gaza Strip, killing at least 20 people, the Israeli military said it doesn't "intentionally" target civilians, blaming the Palestinian group Hamas for creating "impossible conditions" through war.
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Air India Pilot Praised For Smooth Landing In Mumbai Despite Heavy Rain, Video Goes Viral
Mumbai was experiencing severe weather conditions, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing a red alert due to heavy rainfall.
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"One Of The Most Unsafe Places": Mumbai Woman Recounts Terrifying Encounters With Delhi Cab Drivers
A Mumbai-based woman, Ruchika Lohiya, has shared a harrowing experience with cab drivers during her recent trip to Delhi. In an Instagram post, Ms Lohiya recounted two separate incidents involving Uber and Rapido drivers that left her feeling unsafe.
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NASA Tests Tiltwing Wing Model to Boost Advanced Air Mobility Designs
NASA’s latest wind tunnel tests on a tiltwing model are giving the advanced air mobility industry valuable data to improve air taxi and drone designs. By studying wing and propeller interactions in different conditions, NASA is helping create safer and more efficient next-generation aircraft.
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Delhi Records Season's Lowest Temperature At 26 Degree Celsius Today
Delhi on Wednesday recorded a minimum temperature of 26.1 degrees Celsius, 0.8 degrees below the normal, and the lowest of the season, the Met office said.
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US Man, 38, Leaves 4 Children Inside Hot Car To Visit Sex Shop, Arrested
A 38-year-old man in the US was arrested after allegedly leaving his four children in a hot car without air conditioning while he spent nearly an hour inside a sex shop.
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Flight Operations Disrupted Due To Heavy Rain In Delhi, Travel Advisory Issued
Heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms affected several regions of Delhi, providing a respite from the prevailing humid weather conditions on Tuesday morning.
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Doha-Bound Air India Express Flight Returns To Calicut Due To Technical Issue
An Air India Express flight bound to Doha from Calicut International Airport on Wednesday returned a couple of hours after take-off due to some technical fault, airport officials said.
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Delhi Witnesses Cleanest Air In 2 Years, Light To Moderate Rain To Continue
Delhi experienced its cleanest air in almost two years on Tuesday, as persistent rain and favourable wind conditions pushed the city's air quality into the 'good' category for several hours.
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Shrinking Profit Margins Unwind Popular ‘Make in India’ Trade in Electronics
Following triple-digit share gains in recent years, electronics manufacturers — who make everything from Samsung Electronics phones to air conditioning units — are facing a sharp reversal as investor enthusiasm cools.
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Mars Dust Devils May Spark Lightning, Might Pose Risks to Rovers: Study
A new computer-modeling study reveals that dust devils on Mars—swirling columns of dust and air—may become electrically charged enough to spark lightning-like discharges. Led by researcher Varun Sheel, the study simulates how dry Martian conditions and frictional collisions between dust grains can generate strong electric fields inside these vo...
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"We Were Literally Dying": Australia Star Recalls Virat Kohli's Gritty Knock In Kolkata
Virat Kohli is a fitness icon in the field of sports. The player is set to turn 37 next month, but nothing of it feels like the case when he steps on the ground.
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US School Staffer Arrested For Releasing Fart Spray, Causing Rs 49 Lakh In Damages
Alexander Lewis, 32, a teaching assistant at the West Florence High School in Florence, has been arrested as the prime accused.
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"In Any Law Book...": Ex-ICC Umpire Makes Rules Clear Once And For All On India-Pakistan Handshake Row
The controversy erupted when India opted to eschew shaking hands with Pakistan players after securing an imposing 7-wicket win in the rivalry clash in Dubai on Sunday at the ongoing Asia Cup 2025.
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Glitch On Air India Singapore-Bound Plane, Fliers Deplaned At Delhi Airport
More than 200 passengers on a Singapore-bound Air India plane faced a tough time at the Delhi airport on Wednesday evening as all of them were deplaned after being seated in the aircraft for nearly two hours with a faulty air conditioning system.
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"Hamas Began This War": Israel After Air Strike Kills 20 Civilians In Gaza
After Israel struck one of the main hospitals in the Gaza Strip, killing at least 20 people, the Israeli military said it doesn't "intentionally" target civilians, blaming the Palestinian group Hamas for creating "impossible conditions" through war.
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Air India Pilot Praised For Smooth Landing In Mumbai Despite Heavy Rain, Video Goes Viral
Mumbai was experiencing severe weather conditions, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing a red alert due to heavy rainfall.
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"One Of The Most Unsafe Places": Mumbai Woman Recounts Terrifying Encounters With Delhi Cab Drivers
A Mumbai-based woman, Ruchika Lohiya, has shared a harrowing experience with cab drivers during her recent trip to Delhi. In an Instagram post, Ms Lohiya recounted two separate incidents involving Uber and Rapido drivers that left her feeling unsafe.
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NASA Tests Tiltwing Wing Model to Boost Advanced Air Mobility Designs
NASA’s latest wind tunnel tests on a tiltwing model are giving the advanced air mobility industry valuable data to improve air taxi and drone designs. By studying wing and propeller interactions in different conditions, NASA is helping create safer and more efficient next-generation aircraft.
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Delhi Records Season's Lowest Temperature At 26 Degree Celsius Today
Delhi on Wednesday recorded a minimum temperature of 26.1 degrees Celsius, 0.8 degrees below the normal, and the lowest of the season, the Met office said.
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US Man, 38, Leaves 4 Children Inside Hot Car To Visit Sex Shop, Arrested
A 38-year-old man in the US was arrested after allegedly leaving his four children in a hot car without air conditioning while he spent nearly an hour inside a sex shop.
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Flight Operations Disrupted Due To Heavy Rain In Delhi, Travel Advisory Issued
Heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms affected several regions of Delhi, providing a respite from the prevailing humid weather conditions on Tuesday morning.
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Doha-Bound Air India Express Flight Returns To Calicut Due To Technical Issue
An Air India Express flight bound to Doha from Calicut International Airport on Wednesday returned a couple of hours after take-off due to some technical fault, airport officials said.
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Delhi Witnesses Cleanest Air In 2 Years, Light To Moderate Rain To Continue
Delhi experienced its cleanest air in almost two years on Tuesday, as persistent rain and favourable wind conditions pushed the city's air quality into the 'good' category for several hours.
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Shrinking Profit Margins Unwind Popular ‘Make in India’ Trade in Electronics
Following triple-digit share gains in recent years, electronics manufacturers — who make everything from Samsung Electronics phones to air conditioning units — are facing a sharp reversal as investor enthusiasm cools.
-
Mars Dust Devils May Spark Lightning, Might Pose Risks to Rovers: Study
A new computer-modeling study reveals that dust devils on Mars—swirling columns of dust and air—may become electrically charged enough to spark lightning-like discharges. Led by researcher Varun Sheel, the study simulates how dry Martian conditions and frictional collisions between dust grains can generate strong electric fields inside these vo...
