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Africa Is The Deadliest Place In The World To Have A Baby, While Its Population Booms
Women in Central African Republic are 40 times more likely to die in pregnancy or childbirth than in the United States, the United Nations has said. For every 100,000 births in the country, one of the world's poorest, 829 women die.
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NASA Rolls Out Moon Base Plan, Signs Deals For Landers, Rovers, Drones
The space agency outlined the first phase of its moon base plans on Tuesday, awarding hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts to four US companies.
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Dhurandhar Singer Jasmine Sandlas Announces Multi-City Dream Girl India Tour
Mumbai, May 26 (IANS) Known for belting out chartbusters such as “Jaiye Sajna”, “Shararat” and “Main Aur Tu”, Punjabi singing sensation Jasmine Sandlas has announced her ‘The Dream Girl India Tour’ and said that it isn’t just about playing a bigger venue but about creating a space where her music and the audience become one pulse...
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European Space Agency Shares Details Of "Most Perfect Geometrical" Forms Created In Space
Astronomers have captured an image of one of the most geometrically perfect structures ever witnessed in deep space.
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China Launches 3-Crew Space Flight As Part Of Moon Ambitions
The Long March 2-F rocket blasted off in a cloud of flames and smoke on time at 11:08 pm (1508 GMT) from the Jiuquan launch centre in China's northwestern Gobi Desert.
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NASA Just Released One of the Most Detailed Maps of the Night Sky Ever
NASA’s TESS mission has created its most complete map of the night sky using eight years of observations. The mosaic includes nearly 6,000 known and candidate exoplanets and highlights the mission’s growing role in discovering distant worlds.
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Sidney Crosby Shuts Down Trade Rumors With Clear Pittsburgh Penguins Commitment
Sidney Crosby has shut down Pittsburgh Penguins trade rumors, confirming he wants to keep playing for as long as possible. With $42.54 million in cap space available, the Penguins can now build around their captain one last time.
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Video: NASA Shares "Epic" Visuals Of Bright Object Streaking Through Upper Atmosphere
Reacting to the video, one user said it looks like "Optimus Prime on the way", referring to the main protagonist of the Transformers franchise.
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Will You Stay Middle Class Forever? US Billionaire Says This Simple Childhood Test Holds The Answer
The decades-old test, first conducted on children, involves placing a marshmallow in front of a four-year-old and giving them a choice - eat one marshmallow immediately or wait until the researcher returns and receive two instead.
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Study Finds Potential Dark 'Matter Imprint' In Gravitational Waves
Scientists emphasised that more observations and analysis are required before any confirmed detection of dark matter can be claimed.
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Bhishmar Now Available for Streaming Online: What You Need to Know About This Entertaining Tale
Bhishmar is a Malayalam comedy drama releasing on SunNXT on May 22, 2026. Directed by East Coast Vijayan, the film follows Murukun, a vegetable seller whose life changes after helping a stranger. Featuring Dhyan Srinivasan and Vishnu Unnikrishnan, the movie combines romance, humour, emotional moments and entertaining action sequences.
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ISRO Scientist's Saree From Mars Mission Showcased At US Museum: "One Of India's Rocket Women"
The Smithsonian exhibit has drawn praise online, with many social media users calling the saree's inclusion a powerful symbol of India's scientific progress and the visibility of women in STEM fields.
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Delhi Capitals Break Silence On Prithvi Shaw Stance Despite Horrendous IPL 2026 Campaign
Prithvi Shaw, one of the most talented players in the Delhi Capitals squad, hasn't been given a single opportunity since the start of IPL 2026 campaign.
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One Of The World's Largest Cities Is Sinking So Fast It's Visible From Space
One of the world's largest cities is sinking
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How Indian Start-up's Drishti Satellite Could Be New Headache For Pak, China
Suyash Singh, CEO and Founder of GalaxEye, called the mission a technological first and explained why India needed to think differently while designing satellites.
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Africa Is The Deadliest Place In The World To Have A Baby, While Its Population Booms
Women in Central African Republic are 40 times more likely to die in pregnancy or childbirth than in the United States, the United Nations has said. For every 100,000 births in the country, one of the world's poorest, 829 women die.
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NASA Rolls Out Moon Base Plan, Signs Deals For Landers, Rovers, Drones
The space agency outlined the first phase of its moon base plans on Tuesday, awarding hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts to four US companies.
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Dhurandhar Singer Jasmine Sandlas Announces Multi-City Dream Girl India Tour
Mumbai, May 26 (IANS) Known for belting out chartbusters such as “Jaiye Sajna”, “Shararat” and “Main Aur Tu”, Punjabi singing sensation Jasmine Sandlas has announced her ‘The Dream Girl India Tour’ and said that it isn’t just about playing a bigger venue but about creating a space where her music and the audience become one pulse...
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European Space Agency Shares Details Of "Most Perfect Geometrical" Forms Created In Space
Astronomers have captured an image of one of the most geometrically perfect structures ever witnessed in deep space.
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China Launches 3-Crew Space Flight As Part Of Moon Ambitions
The Long March 2-F rocket blasted off in a cloud of flames and smoke on time at 11:08 pm (1508 GMT) from the Jiuquan launch centre in China's northwestern Gobi Desert.
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NASA Just Released One of the Most Detailed Maps of the Night Sky Ever
NASA’s TESS mission has created its most complete map of the night sky using eight years of observations. The mosaic includes nearly 6,000 known and candidate exoplanets and highlights the mission’s growing role in discovering distant worlds.
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Sidney Crosby Shuts Down Trade Rumors With Clear Pittsburgh Penguins Commitment
Sidney Crosby has shut down Pittsburgh Penguins trade rumors, confirming he wants to keep playing for as long as possible. With $42.54 million in cap space available, the Penguins can now build around their captain one last time.
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Video: NASA Shares "Epic" Visuals Of Bright Object Streaking Through Upper Atmosphere
Reacting to the video, one user said it looks like "Optimus Prime on the way", referring to the main protagonist of the Transformers franchise.
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Will You Stay Middle Class Forever? US Billionaire Says This Simple Childhood Test Holds The Answer
The decades-old test, first conducted on children, involves placing a marshmallow in front of a four-year-old and giving them a choice - eat one marshmallow immediately or wait until the researcher returns and receive two instead.
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Study Finds Potential Dark 'Matter Imprint' In Gravitational Waves
Scientists emphasised that more observations and analysis are required before any confirmed detection of dark matter can be claimed.
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Bhishmar Now Available for Streaming Online: What You Need to Know About This Entertaining Tale
Bhishmar is a Malayalam comedy drama releasing on SunNXT on May 22, 2026. Directed by East Coast Vijayan, the film follows Murukun, a vegetable seller whose life changes after helping a stranger. Featuring Dhyan Srinivasan and Vishnu Unnikrishnan, the movie combines romance, humour, emotional moments and entertaining action sequences.
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ISRO Scientist's Saree From Mars Mission Showcased At US Museum: "One Of India's Rocket Women"
The Smithsonian exhibit has drawn praise online, with many social media users calling the saree's inclusion a powerful symbol of India's scientific progress and the visibility of women in STEM fields.
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Delhi Capitals Break Silence On Prithvi Shaw Stance Despite Horrendous IPL 2026 Campaign
Prithvi Shaw, one of the most talented players in the Delhi Capitals squad, hasn't been given a single opportunity since the start of IPL 2026 campaign.
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One Of The World's Largest Cities Is Sinking So Fast It's Visible From Space
One of the world's largest cities is sinking
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How Indian Start-up's Drishti Satellite Could Be New Headache For Pak, China
Suyash Singh, CEO and Founder of GalaxEye, called the mission a technological first and explained why India needed to think differently while designing satellites.
