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"Won't Tolerate": US Threatens To Sanction Ally Oman Over Hormuz Tolls
He said the United States would "not tolerate any effort to impose a tolling system in the Strait of Hormuz," a reference to Iranian proposals to do so as part of a potential agreement with Washington.
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Man Compares Delhi Metro With London, Singapore, Says It's "Underrated"
In a video shared on Instagram, he compared the Delhi Metro with public transport systems in several global cities.
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"Some Bumps" Likely: Marco Rubio As S Jaishankar Flags Visa Concerns
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday flagged India's concerns with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio over the Trump administration's changes to visa and immigration policies, saying legal mobility should not be adversely impacted by the new approach.
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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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Uber CEO Takes Metro From Delhi Secretariat To Jor Bagh, Calls It "Absolutely Awesome"
Khosrowshahi travelled from the Delhi Secretariat to Jor Bagh using the metro, swapping corporate meetings for a commute on the city's transit network.
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No Mail, No Passage: Iran Launches New System To Regulate Hormuz Shipping
Iran's parliament is considering legislation that would formalise restrictions on vessels tied to Israel and the United States.
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Astronomers Discover 27 Potential "Tatooine-Like" Planets Orbiting Two Stars
The potential planets were detected using data from NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite.
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Woman Moves Back To India After 17 Years In US, Says "Feels Like Starting Over"
She also said that homeschooling her children and helping them connect with Indian culture has been a rewarding part of the experience.
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Sudden Temperature Fluctuations Can Shock Your Heart And Immunity: Experts Explain Ways To Safeguard Your Health
Sudden temperature fluctuations can shock the heart and affect immune functioning. While this is the case, there are ways to safeguard your health.
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"Definitely The Best": Harsh Goenka Says Mumbai Metro Surpasses Paris, London And New York Systems
Harsh Goenka praised the Mumbai Metro after his first ride, describing it as efficient, clean, and superior to transit systems in London, Paris, and New York.
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Meerut Rapid Train Crosses 1 Lakh Riders On First Full Day After Launch
"Bharat Mata ki Jai" echoed inside the coaches as commuters thronged the Namo Bharat Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) on its first full day of operations, with the NCRTC on Monday recording its highest-ever ridership, which crossed the 1 lakh mar
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PM Modi To Launch India's Fastest Metro In Meerut, Namo Bharat Train Today
Prime Minister Narendra Narendra Modi will visit Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, on Sunday to inaugurate and dedicate projects worth around Rs 12,930 crore. The PM will also inaugurate India's first Namo Bharat RRTS
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Air Taxis For Metros, With Roof Tops As Take-Off Landing Pads: CII Looks Ahead
A pilot corridor connecting Gurugram, Connaught Place and the Jewar International Airport in Noida can set up an air taxi system that would help the country cut infrastructural bottlenecks and slash transit time from hours to minutes, the CII said.
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NASA’s TESS Captures First Images of Rare Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS
NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite has captured rare images of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, only the third such object ever detected. Observations from January 2026 reveal the comet rotates every 15 hours and produces sunlight-driven jets, behaving much like Solar System comets. Scientists say studying 3I/ATLAS may unlock clues about th...
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New ALMA Images Reveal Complex Rings Left Behind by Planet Formation
Astronomers used ALMA to capture unprecedented images of young exoplanetary systems. The ARKS survey mapped 24 debris disks, revealing rings, gaps and collisions that trace planetary evolution. These snapshots expose chaotic transitional stages, helping scientists understand how newborn planets mature into stable systems like our own Solar System t...
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"Won't Tolerate": US Threatens To Sanction Ally Oman Over Hormuz Tolls
He said the United States would "not tolerate any effort to impose a tolling system in the Strait of Hormuz," a reference to Iranian proposals to do so as part of a potential agreement with Washington.
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Man Compares Delhi Metro With London, Singapore, Says It's "Underrated"
In a video shared on Instagram, he compared the Delhi Metro with public transport systems in several global cities.
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"Some Bumps" Likely: Marco Rubio As S Jaishankar Flags Visa Concerns
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday flagged India's concerns with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio over the Trump administration's changes to visa and immigration policies, saying legal mobility should not be adversely impacted by the new approach.
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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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Uber CEO Takes Metro From Delhi Secretariat To Jor Bagh, Calls It "Absolutely Awesome"
Khosrowshahi travelled from the Delhi Secretariat to Jor Bagh using the metro, swapping corporate meetings for a commute on the city's transit network.
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No Mail, No Passage: Iran Launches New System To Regulate Hormuz Shipping
Iran's parliament is considering legislation that would formalise restrictions on vessels tied to Israel and the United States.
-
Astronomers Discover 27 Potential "Tatooine-Like" Planets Orbiting Two Stars
The potential planets were detected using data from NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite.
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Woman Moves Back To India After 17 Years In US, Says "Feels Like Starting Over"
She also said that homeschooling her children and helping them connect with Indian culture has been a rewarding part of the experience.
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Sudden Temperature Fluctuations Can Shock Your Heart And Immunity: Experts Explain Ways To Safeguard Your Health
Sudden temperature fluctuations can shock the heart and affect immune functioning. While this is the case, there are ways to safeguard your health.
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"Definitely The Best": Harsh Goenka Says Mumbai Metro Surpasses Paris, London And New York Systems
Harsh Goenka praised the Mumbai Metro after his first ride, describing it as efficient, clean, and superior to transit systems in London, Paris, and New York.
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Meerut Rapid Train Crosses 1 Lakh Riders On First Full Day After Launch
"Bharat Mata ki Jai" echoed inside the coaches as commuters thronged the Namo Bharat Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) on its first full day of operations, with the NCRTC on Monday recording its highest-ever ridership, which crossed the 1 lakh mar
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PM Modi To Launch India's Fastest Metro In Meerut, Namo Bharat Train Today
Prime Minister Narendra Narendra Modi will visit Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, on Sunday to inaugurate and dedicate projects worth around Rs 12,930 crore. The PM will also inaugurate India's first Namo Bharat RRTS
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Air Taxis For Metros, With Roof Tops As Take-Off Landing Pads: CII Looks Ahead
A pilot corridor connecting Gurugram, Connaught Place and the Jewar International Airport in Noida can set up an air taxi system that would help the country cut infrastructural bottlenecks and slash transit time from hours to minutes, the CII said.
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NASA’s TESS Captures First Images of Rare Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS
NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite has captured rare images of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, only the third such object ever detected. Observations from January 2026 reveal the comet rotates every 15 hours and produces sunlight-driven jets, behaving much like Solar System comets. Scientists say studying 3I/ATLAS may unlock clues about th...
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New ALMA Images Reveal Complex Rings Left Behind by Planet Formation
Astronomers used ALMA to capture unprecedented images of young exoplanetary systems. The ARKS survey mapped 24 debris disks, revealing rings, gaps and collisions that trace planetary evolution. These snapshots expose chaotic transitional stages, helping scientists understand how newborn planets mature into stable systems like our own Solar System t...
