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Body Of Indore Man, On Honeymoon In Meghalaya, Found, Wife Still Missing
The body of a man from Indore in Madhya Pradesh who had gone missing along with his wife in Meghalaya recently was found on Monday, while the search for his wife continues, a police official said in Indore.
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Royal Enfield Continues With Sales Momentum In May'25, Retails 89,429 Units
Royal Enfield sold 89,429 units globally in May'25, witnessing a 26 percent YoY growth compared to the corresponding month previous year.
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Outriders Developer People Can Fly Cancels Two Projects, Says Will 'Scale Down' Teams
People Can Fly, the Polish game developer behind games like Bulletstorm, Gears of War: Judgment and Outriders, has cancelled two unannounced projects and said it will downsize its teams. The studio cited disagreements with the publisher and insufficient funds to continue production as reasons behind the decision.
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3 Armymen Dead In Landslide At Military Camp In Sikkim, Rescue Ops Underway
The rescue operations are still underway, with the teams working relentlessly around the clock in the challenging terrain and adverse weather conditions.
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"Guilt Of Not Being There For Jos Buttler" Driving Joe Root's Recent ODI Resurgence
Following his side's hard-fought win over West Indies in the second ODI, England batter Joe Root said that the guilt of not playing much 50-over cricket under the captaincy of Joe Root is driving his resurgance in the format and he wants to continue playing as much ODIs he can for England in future.
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Over 1,500 rescued From Manipur By Army, Assam Rifles Amid Flood Crisis
As heavy rains continued to lash parts of Northeast India, the Indian Army, Assam Rifles, and Manipur Fire Service launched extensive rescue operations in flood-affected areas, rescuing over 1,500 people across various districts.
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7,000 Take Shelter In Relief Camps As Heavy Rain Triggers Floods In Tripura
Continuous rainfall across Tripura has caused water levels to surge in several low-lying areas, displacing hundreds of families and forcing them to take shelter in schools and government office buildings now serving as temporary relief camps.
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"Gaganyaan Just Beginning": Astronaut-Designate On India's Space Future
Angad Pratapand his fellow Gaganyaan astronaut designates continue to keep their training sharp through regular technical meetings and occasional flying stints with the Indian Air Force.
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Novak Djokovic, Jannik Sinner Continue Paris Quests As Coco Gauff Eyes Week Two
Novak Djokovic will have to share the spotlight in his pursuit of a record-breaking 25th Grand Slam as the Serb plays his French Open third-round match during the UEFA Champions League final
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"Will Remain Friend, Adviser To Donald Trump": Elon Musk After Quitting As DOGE Chief
Elon Musk, who stepped down as the chief of DOGE, meant to save "trillions" in American taxpayer dollars, identify fraudulent government schemes, and cut bureaucracy, has said that he will continue to remain a friend and adviser to the President.
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India's Gold Rush Continues In Asian Athletics Championships; Gulveer Singh Shatters Decade-Old Record
Gulveer Singh etched his name among the greats of Indian long-distance running by winning a tightly-contested men's 5000m final to add to his 10,000m gold won on the opening day of the competition.
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Opinion | India May Be Barking Up The Wrong Tree As It Takes On Pakistan In IMF
While Pakistan may continue to rely on the IMF to develop reform plans to enhance its economy, the IMF's role remains minimal until the authorities undertake domestic reforms to improve their governance.
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How Can You Spot The Signs Of Cancer Relapse?
Many studies indicate that ctDNA-based monitoring can detect recurrence at least 8 to 12 months earlier than the conventional modes of detection. It's important to keep an active track of your symptoms if it continues for longer periods.
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Climate Change Added Extra Month Of Extreme Heat For Half The World: Study
The findings underscore how the continued burning of fossil fuels is harming health and well-being on every continent, with the effects especially under-recognized in developing countries.
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Extreme Glaciers Could Lose Most Of Their Ice If Global Warming Continues: Study
More than twice as much global glacier mass will remain if countries restrict temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius, compared to the warming level of 2.7 degrees Celsius resulting from the current policies, says a new study released.
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Body Of Indore Man, On Honeymoon In Meghalaya, Found, Wife Still Missing
The body of a man from Indore in Madhya Pradesh who had gone missing along with his wife in Meghalaya recently was found on Monday, while the search for his wife continues, a police official said in Indore.
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Royal Enfield Continues With Sales Momentum In May'25, Retails 89,429 Units
Royal Enfield sold 89,429 units globally in May'25, witnessing a 26 percent YoY growth compared to the corresponding month previous year.
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Outriders Developer People Can Fly Cancels Two Projects, Says Will 'Scale Down' Teams
People Can Fly, the Polish game developer behind games like Bulletstorm, Gears of War: Judgment and Outriders, has cancelled two unannounced projects and said it will downsize its teams. The studio cited disagreements with the publisher and insufficient funds to continue production as reasons behind the decision.
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3 Armymen Dead In Landslide At Military Camp In Sikkim, Rescue Ops Underway
The rescue operations are still underway, with the teams working relentlessly around the clock in the challenging terrain and adverse weather conditions.
-
"Guilt Of Not Being There For Jos Buttler" Driving Joe Root's Recent ODI Resurgence
Following his side's hard-fought win over West Indies in the second ODI, England batter Joe Root said that the guilt of not playing much 50-over cricket under the captaincy of Joe Root is driving his resurgance in the format and he wants to continue playing as much ODIs he can for England in future.
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Over 1,500 rescued From Manipur By Army, Assam Rifles Amid Flood Crisis
As heavy rains continued to lash parts of Northeast India, the Indian Army, Assam Rifles, and Manipur Fire Service launched extensive rescue operations in flood-affected areas, rescuing over 1,500 people across various districts.
-
7,000 Take Shelter In Relief Camps As Heavy Rain Triggers Floods In Tripura
Continuous rainfall across Tripura has caused water levels to surge in several low-lying areas, displacing hundreds of families and forcing them to take shelter in schools and government office buildings now serving as temporary relief camps.
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"Gaganyaan Just Beginning": Astronaut-Designate On India's Space Future
Angad Pratapand his fellow Gaganyaan astronaut designates continue to keep their training sharp through regular technical meetings and occasional flying stints with the Indian Air Force.
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Novak Djokovic, Jannik Sinner Continue Paris Quests As Coco Gauff Eyes Week Two
Novak Djokovic will have to share the spotlight in his pursuit of a record-breaking 25th Grand Slam as the Serb plays his French Open third-round match during the UEFA Champions League final
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"Will Remain Friend, Adviser To Donald Trump": Elon Musk After Quitting As DOGE Chief
Elon Musk, who stepped down as the chief of DOGE, meant to save "trillions" in American taxpayer dollars, identify fraudulent government schemes, and cut bureaucracy, has said that he will continue to remain a friend and adviser to the President.
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India's Gold Rush Continues In Asian Athletics Championships; Gulveer Singh Shatters Decade-Old Record
Gulveer Singh etched his name among the greats of Indian long-distance running by winning a tightly-contested men's 5000m final to add to his 10,000m gold won on the opening day of the competition.
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Opinion | India May Be Barking Up The Wrong Tree As It Takes On Pakistan In IMF
While Pakistan may continue to rely on the IMF to develop reform plans to enhance its economy, the IMF's role remains minimal until the authorities undertake domestic reforms to improve their governance.
-
How Can You Spot The Signs Of Cancer Relapse?
Many studies indicate that ctDNA-based monitoring can detect recurrence at least 8 to 12 months earlier than the conventional modes of detection. It's important to keep an active track of your symptoms if it continues for longer periods.
-
Climate Change Added Extra Month Of Extreme Heat For Half The World: Study
The findings underscore how the continued burning of fossil fuels is harming health and well-being on every continent, with the effects especially under-recognized in developing countries.
-
Extreme Glaciers Could Lose Most Of Their Ice If Global Warming Continues: Study
More than twice as much global glacier mass will remain if countries restrict temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius, compared to the warming level of 2.7 degrees Celsius resulting from the current policies, says a new study released.
