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Rs 35,000 A Day For Cheetah Meals? Political Storm Over Kuno Park Spending
Crores of rupees are being spent on feeding cheetahs at Kuno National Park, with the Madhya Pradesh government revealing in the Assembly that nearly Rs 35,000 is being spent every single day on goat meat for the big cats.
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Why India Celebrates Feb 28 As National Science Day 2026, What's Special This Year
National Science Day 2026: The observance recognises not only a landmark scientific discovery but also India's growing legacy in global research.
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Sexual Harassment Allegations Rock Italian Cricket
Days after making a historic debut at the T20 World Cup, Italy cricket has been rocked by sexual harassment allegations by a women's team player against women's cricket co-ordinator Prabath Ekneligoda, who has been suspended by the nation's cricket board.
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Bangladesh Army Reshuffled, India Adviser Returns After Tarique Rahman Oath
Just days after Tarique Rahman took over as Bangladesh's new prime minister, the South Asian nation's military witnessed a major reshuffle at the top level, including the appointment of a new chief of general staff (CGS).
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Supercomputer Study Finds 97,000 Stable Orbits Between Earth and Moon
Scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory simulated one million potential satellite orbits between Earth and the Moon to assess long-term stability. Fewer than 10% remained stable over six years, highlighting the challenges of operating in cislunar space. Yet the results identified roughly 97,000 viable orbits, offering valuable options ...
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India AI Impact Summit 2026 Day 5 Highlights: "AI Means Anti-India For Them," Says BJP On Congress Workers' Protest At AI Summit
AI Impact Summit 2026 Highlights: The day is headlined by the GPAI Council Meeting, where member nations of the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence review progress on responsible and inclusive technology.
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Rs 5 For A Thali, 1,000 Meals Per Day: Delhi Opens 25 New Atal Canteens
The Delhi government on Thursday inaugurated 25 Atal Canteens across the national capital as part of a scheme to serve affordable and nutritious meals to urban poor, labourers and other underprivileged residents.
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France To Host 30,000 Indian Students By 2030, French President Says
Study In France: The target was first announced in 2023, nearly a month after Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Paris as the chief guest at France's National Day celebrations.
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India Will Lead Global South One Day: Mohan Bhagwat In Lucknow
India will lead the Global South one day, and then no nation or no tariffs would be able to harm us, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat said at an RSS outreach event in Lucknow on Wednesday.
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"Higher Demand Than Ever Before": India vs Pakistan Clash Triggers Merchandise Boom In Karachi
With just a day to go for the high-voltage Pakistan-India clash in the ICC World T20 Cup in Colombo, shopkeepers and online sellers in Karachi are witnessing brisk business in unofficial and customised national team merchandise.
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Rs 35,000 A Day For Cheetah Meals? Political Storm Over Kuno Park Spending
Crores of rupees are being spent on feeding cheetahs at Kuno National Park, with the Madhya Pradesh government revealing in the Assembly that nearly Rs 35,000 is being spent every single day on goat meat for the big cats.
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Why India Celebrates Feb 28 As National Science Day 2026, What's Special This Year
National Science Day 2026: The observance recognises not only a landmark scientific discovery but also India's growing legacy in global research.
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Sexual Harassment Allegations Rock Italian Cricket
Days after making a historic debut at the T20 World Cup, Italy cricket has been rocked by sexual harassment allegations by a women's team player against women's cricket co-ordinator Prabath Ekneligoda, who has been suspended by the nation's cricket board.
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Bangladesh Army Reshuffled, India Adviser Returns After Tarique Rahman Oath
Just days after Tarique Rahman took over as Bangladesh's new prime minister, the South Asian nation's military witnessed a major reshuffle at the top level, including the appointment of a new chief of general staff (CGS).
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Supercomputer Study Finds 97,000 Stable Orbits Between Earth and Moon
Scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory simulated one million potential satellite orbits between Earth and the Moon to assess long-term stability. Fewer than 10% remained stable over six years, highlighting the challenges of operating in cislunar space. Yet the results identified roughly 97,000 viable orbits, offering valuable options ...
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India AI Impact Summit 2026 Day 5 Highlights: "AI Means Anti-India For Them," Says BJP On Congress Workers' Protest At AI Summit
AI Impact Summit 2026 Highlights: The day is headlined by the GPAI Council Meeting, where member nations of the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence review progress on responsible and inclusive technology.
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Rs 5 For A Thali, 1,000 Meals Per Day: Delhi Opens 25 New Atal Canteens
The Delhi government on Thursday inaugurated 25 Atal Canteens across the national capital as part of a scheme to serve affordable and nutritious meals to urban poor, labourers and other underprivileged residents.
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France To Host 30,000 Indian Students By 2030, French President Says
Study In France: The target was first announced in 2023, nearly a month after Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Paris as the chief guest at France's National Day celebrations.
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India Will Lead Global South One Day: Mohan Bhagwat In Lucknow
India will lead the Global South one day, and then no nation or no tariffs would be able to harm us, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat said at an RSS outreach event in Lucknow on Wednesday.
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"Higher Demand Than Ever Before": India vs Pakistan Clash Triggers Merchandise Boom In Karachi
With just a day to go for the high-voltage Pakistan-India clash in the ICC World T20 Cup in Colombo, shopkeepers and online sellers in Karachi are witnessing brisk business in unofficial and customised national team merchandise.
