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Video Shows Israeli Settlers Beating 64-Year-Old Palestinian Man In West Bank
A video circulating on social media shows dozens of masked men dressed in black hitting and kicking a man on the ground. Israeli settlers beat a 67-year-old man, Basim Saleh Yassin, as he was trying to flee a plant nursery in the West Bank.
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Yogi Adityanath, Rajnath Singh Inaugurate Ashok Leyland's EV Plant In Uttar Pradesh
Ashok Leyland's 70-acre site located in Uttar Pradesh is set to manufacture as many as 5,000 commercial vehicles each year, concentrating primarily on electric buses.
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Inside Chitrangda Singh's Mumbai Home With Antique Furniture And Art
Chitrangda Singh's residence includes indoor plants, vintage wooden cabinets, and a colourful portrait of iconic Mexican painter Frida Kahlo
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Japan Nuclear Agency Official Loses Phone With Sensitive Information In China
An employee of Japan's nuclear regulator lost his phone containing highly sensitive information in China while on a personal trip in November. The phone had the name and contact details of staff in charge of nuclear security.
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Japan's "Most Dangerous" Nuclear Plant Operator Admits That It Manipulated Earthquake Safety Data
The manipulation was reportedly intended to "smooth" and accelerate the rigorous safety screening process required to restart reactors at the site.
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Divya Ras: A Lost Ayurvedic Secret From The Heart Of The Himalayas
Divya Ras is primarily derived from Shilajit, a bioactive resin formed over centuries through the gradual decomposition of plant matter compressed within Himalayan rock strata.
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"Don't Want AI-Generated Forests': Top Court's Rap Over Plea To Cut 473 Trees
The Delhi Development Authority or DDA, which sought permission to cut 473 trees in the Delhi Ridge area to complete a road leading to the Central Armed Police Forces Institute of Medical Sciences, was pulled up by the Supreme Court today.
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Top Court Allows Adani Power's Appeal, Sets Aside Order On Customs Duty
The Supreme Court on Monday set aside the Gujarat High Court's 2019 verdict which had declined to grant relief to Adani Power Limited over levy of customs duty on electrical energy generated in its power plant located in an SEZ
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2 Injured In Blast In Manipur's Bishnupur, Villagers Protest 'Inaction'
Two people were injured when an improvised explosive device (IED) planted near an abandoned house of a Meitei family in Manipur's Bishnupur district went off this morning, officials said.
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Should Vegetarians Consider Taking Omega-3 Supplements? Doctor Answers
Vegetarians often have low levels of omega-3 fatty acids primarily because ALA is the main form they can consume through plant sources, while EPA and DHA are predominantly found in fish and seafood.
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Foxconn’s Manufacturing Expansion in India Is Straight Out of Its China Playbook
Foxconn has scaled its India manufacturing in 2025 with a China-style model that blends vast production campuses with worker ecosystems like housing, healthcare and schools. With a $1.5 billion expansion near Bengaluru and Tamil Nadu and new sites in Greater Noida, Foxconn appears to be diversifying supply chains beyond China.
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Fusion Reactors Could Generate Axions, Offering a New Path to Detect Dark Matter
Fusion energy may have an unexpected cosmic role beyond clean power. A new study suggests fusion reactors could produce axions, hypothetical dark matter particles, when high-energy neutrons from fusion reactions strike reactor walls. These interactions may generate axions that escape shielding undetected. Scientists propose future fusion plants cou...
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This Stunning River Changes Colours Like A Rainbow - Find Out Where It Is
There's a river so colourful it looks like a flowing rainbow, leaving travellers in awe. Wondering where this natural wonder is and why it's so unique? Read on to find out.
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Opinion | On Christmas And 'Tulsi Diwas' - And, Manufactured Traditions
By pinning Tulsi worship to Christmas Day, the architects of this movement aren't trying to honour the plant or our culture; they are trying to colonise the calendar.
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Scientists Develop Strong, Flexible, And Biodegradable Plastic To Combat Microplastics
This plant-based plastic is as strong as traditional petroleum-based plastic, but its properties can be tailored to suit needs
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Video Shows Israeli Settlers Beating 64-Year-Old Palestinian Man In West Bank
A video circulating on social media shows dozens of masked men dressed in black hitting and kicking a man on the ground. Israeli settlers beat a 67-year-old man, Basim Saleh Yassin, as he was trying to flee a plant nursery in the West Bank.
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Yogi Adityanath, Rajnath Singh Inaugurate Ashok Leyland's EV Plant In Uttar Pradesh
Ashok Leyland's 70-acre site located in Uttar Pradesh is set to manufacture as many as 5,000 commercial vehicles each year, concentrating primarily on electric buses.
-
Inside Chitrangda Singh's Mumbai Home With Antique Furniture And Art
Chitrangda Singh's residence includes indoor plants, vintage wooden cabinets, and a colourful portrait of iconic Mexican painter Frida Kahlo
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Japan Nuclear Agency Official Loses Phone With Sensitive Information In China
An employee of Japan's nuclear regulator lost his phone containing highly sensitive information in China while on a personal trip in November. The phone had the name and contact details of staff in charge of nuclear security.
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Japan's "Most Dangerous" Nuclear Plant Operator Admits That It Manipulated Earthquake Safety Data
The manipulation was reportedly intended to "smooth" and accelerate the rigorous safety screening process required to restart reactors at the site.
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Divya Ras: A Lost Ayurvedic Secret From The Heart Of The Himalayas
Divya Ras is primarily derived from Shilajit, a bioactive resin formed over centuries through the gradual decomposition of plant matter compressed within Himalayan rock strata.
-
"Don't Want AI-Generated Forests': Top Court's Rap Over Plea To Cut 473 Trees
The Delhi Development Authority or DDA, which sought permission to cut 473 trees in the Delhi Ridge area to complete a road leading to the Central Armed Police Forces Institute of Medical Sciences, was pulled up by the Supreme Court today.
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Top Court Allows Adani Power's Appeal, Sets Aside Order On Customs Duty
The Supreme Court on Monday set aside the Gujarat High Court's 2019 verdict which had declined to grant relief to Adani Power Limited over levy of customs duty on electrical energy generated in its power plant located in an SEZ
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2 Injured In Blast In Manipur's Bishnupur, Villagers Protest 'Inaction'
Two people were injured when an improvised explosive device (IED) planted near an abandoned house of a Meitei family in Manipur's Bishnupur district went off this morning, officials said.
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Should Vegetarians Consider Taking Omega-3 Supplements? Doctor Answers
Vegetarians often have low levels of omega-3 fatty acids primarily because ALA is the main form they can consume through plant sources, while EPA and DHA are predominantly found in fish and seafood.
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Foxconn’s Manufacturing Expansion in India Is Straight Out of Its China Playbook
Foxconn has scaled its India manufacturing in 2025 with a China-style model that blends vast production campuses with worker ecosystems like housing, healthcare and schools. With a $1.5 billion expansion near Bengaluru and Tamil Nadu and new sites in Greater Noida, Foxconn appears to be diversifying supply chains beyond China.
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Fusion Reactors Could Generate Axions, Offering a New Path to Detect Dark Matter
Fusion energy may have an unexpected cosmic role beyond clean power. A new study suggests fusion reactors could produce axions, hypothetical dark matter particles, when high-energy neutrons from fusion reactions strike reactor walls. These interactions may generate axions that escape shielding undetected. Scientists propose future fusion plants cou...
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This Stunning River Changes Colours Like A Rainbow - Find Out Where It Is
There's a river so colourful it looks like a flowing rainbow, leaving travellers in awe. Wondering where this natural wonder is and why it's so unique? Read on to find out.
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Opinion | On Christmas And 'Tulsi Diwas' - And, Manufactured Traditions
By pinning Tulsi worship to Christmas Day, the architects of this movement aren't trying to honour the plant or our culture; they are trying to colonise the calendar.
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Scientists Develop Strong, Flexible, And Biodegradable Plastic To Combat Microplastics
This plant-based plastic is as strong as traditional petroleum-based plastic, but its properties can be tailored to suit needs
