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MAGA level score against samba as US and Brazil play diplomatic football

The TOI correspondent from Washington : If you think ties between the US and India are shaky, the diplomatic world is shuddering at developments between Washington and Brasília. In a profession where glad-handling and bear hugs, pomp and ceremony, communiques and agreements are the routine between friendly countries, the United…

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300-year-old handwritten manuscripts damaged in Assam floods: Experts battle fungal growth to save them

Floodwaters receded, revealing damaged ancient manuscripts at Assam's historic Gajala Satra. Conservation experts are now working to restore these centuries-old handwritten texts. The priceless collection includes rare Vaishnavite scriptures written on sanchi leaves. These manuscripts represent an important part of Assam's literary and cultural heritage. The delicate restoration process involves…

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Jantar Mantar Noida teen protester's mother forced to flee, shift homes thrice after death threats over PM Modi protest video

A teenage girl and her mother from Noida have faced repeated relocations as a result of ongoing threats. Following alarming rape and death threats they received online, the family made the difficult decision to leave their home. The teenager is embroiled in a legal battle due to an FIR naming…

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From reels to real violence: How social media is reshaping crime

Online platforms increasingly fuel real-world violence, especially among young people. The pursuit of digital validation shapes criminal behavior and escalates conflicts. Recent incidents show confessions and revenge enacted online after crimes. Experts note social media amplifies existing conflicts and sensational behavior. This trend highlights the growing influence of virtual rivalries…

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Railway officer's wife runs coaching class on how to cheat in promotion exam: Four candidates score unusually high marks; CBI says she teaches how officials will help during the test

Railway officer's wife ran coaching classes that allegedly taught candidates how cheating would be facilitated in a Western Railway promotion exam, including what logistical support railway officials would provide and how to handle vigilance inquiries, the CBI has found. Four candidates who scored unusually high marks had taken loans shortly…

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Househelp price war intensifies as Snabbit, InstaHelp cross 1 lakh daily jobs

Snabbit and Urban Company's InstaHelp platforms each completed over one lakh jobs on Sunday. Intense competition in the segment drove household work prices down to twenty-nine rupees. Both companies offered aggressive promotional discounts, with Urban Company showing up to eighty-eight percent off. InstaHelp promises worker arrivals within fifteen minutes for…

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Locked, loaded ... and put on hold: Another bewildering Trump pivot on Iran

President Trump announced a halt to a threatened military strike against Iran for now. He cited requests from Iran and other nations for deal finalization. Diplomatic efforts are reportedly underway with mediators facilitating discussions between Washington and Tehran. Meanwhile, domestic political challenges and internal party criticism are growing for the…

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Over 2,500 Delhi ATMs lack shutter locks, 2,000 lack guards: Report

Delhi Police found many ATMs lacking guards and security cameras. These security gaps increase ATM vulnerability to organized theft gangs. Thieves plan meticulously, targeting isolated locations and monitoring police patrols. Gangs use specialized tools and disguise their vehicles to avoid detection. Banks are now directed to enhance security measures at…

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Losing weight fast on GLP-1 drugs? Your hair could be the next thing to go

Dermatologists report increased hair loss among GLP-1 drug users experiencing rapid weight reduction. This side effect, often telogen effluvium, stems from nutritional deficiencies and metabolic stress. Many patients start these medications without proper medical supervision, influenced by social media trends. Studies show a high prevalence of hair shedding, particularly among…

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Arundhati Choudhary wins CWG boxing gold in 70 kg category: The Kota girl who chose boxing ring over her father's IIT dream and struck gold

Arundhati Choudhary secured a Commonwealth Games boxing gold medal. She defeated England's Chantelle Reid by unanimous decision in the final. Her father initially wanted her to pursue engineering due to her math skills. Her mother convinced him to allow her to chase her passion for sports. Choudhary then switched to…

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Despite Trump's backing, Vivek Ramaswamy can't curry favor with MAGA bros in Ohio

The TOI correspondent from Washington : Every Indian child grows up hearing at least two pieces of parental advice: study hard, and don't talk back. Vivek Ramaswamy followed the first well enough to become a biotech billionaire before he turned forty. But talking down at a tetchy MAGA townhall on…

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Meet 14-year-old San Diego student Sharvi Mahajan, whose AI system can detect driver fatigue before accidents happen & who is now competing for $25,000 science prize

Sharvi Mahajan, a 14-year-old Indian-American student, is a finalist in the 2026 3M Young Scientist Challenge. She developed an AI system using EEG to detect driver fatigue before accidents occur. This innovative technology monitors brain activity for early signs of sleepiness. Sharvi aims to refine her project and make a…

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'You are a fool to live so openly, Mallya told Nirav before his arrest'

TOI correspondent from London : Economic fugitive Vijay Mallya invited fellow billionaire Nirav Modi to his multi-million-pound townhouse overlooking Regent's Park where the pair discussed their respective exiles when the latter was living freely in London before his arrest, the final podcast of the "Diamond King", released Friday, claims.

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MAGA piles on to Morocco as Trump twits Spain over Ceuta

The migrant surge into Ceuta is escalating into a geopolitical flashpoint. President Trump is using the crisis to reinforce his border security message. This event is also fueling online conspiracy theories linking it to wider international disputes. US officials have intervened in Spain's domestic politics regarding immigration policies. The situation…

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US proposes tougher J-1 visa compliance, likely affecting Indian scholars

The US Department of State proposes stricter J-1 visa rules and compliance. New regulations will expand termination powers and sponsor obligations for exchange visitors. Most participants will now receive fixed program durations, requiring extensions if needed. This proposal aims to strengthen program integrity and improve oversight for all. Public comments…

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Amazon, Flipkart slash fees as battle for smaller cities intensifies

E-commerce giants Amazon and Flipkart are cutting seller fees to expand into smaller Indian cities. This strategy aims to attract more sellers and offer affordable products to consumers. Lower commissions reduce operating costs for merchants, enabling competitive pricing for buyers. Online shopping is rapidly growing in tier two and smaller…

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New insurance norms for hospital admission: 'Unnecessary hospitalisation' won't be allowed; doctors fear genuine mediclaims may be denied

New insurance norms for hospital admission issued by the General Insurance Council advise that patients with uncomplicated fever be treated on an outpatient basis rather than admitted. While the council calls it advisory, doctors and nursing home owners fear insurers will use the guidelines to deny legitimate cashless claims, particularly…

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Sarvam AI plans trillion-parameter model, sets sights on competing with ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude

Sarvam AI plans a trillion-parameter model to rival global AI leaders. The company's existing voice AI is cost-effective and performs well. An office in the US will recruit Indian-origin AI researchers. Sarvam AI aims to manufacture intelligence and achieve technological self-reliance. New products and platforms were unveiled at their developer…

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By how much will E20 petrol reduce your car's mileage? One ministry says one thing, another says another

The Road ministry said E20 petrol might hit your mileage by 2-6%, based on a study by ARAI, SIAM, and Indian Oil Corporation. The statement sparked a buzz because just a few days earlier, Petroleum ministry had given a different figure.

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How private firms are increasingly running India's public examinations

India's public examination system increasingly relies on private firms for various operational aspects. These firms manage centers, infrastructure, security, and manpower for millions of candidates. A new handbook aims to establish standards for service providers and enhance independence. However, the fragmented structure complicates accountability when technical issues or irregularities arise.…

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US-Iran conflict spreads as new fronts open

One war, many nations — and no exit in sight

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Why some people started wearing aluminium foil hats: The famous MIT study that found something completely unexpected

An MIT experiment found that aluminium foil hats amplified certain radio frequencies instead of blocking them. Written as satire, the study shows how scientific findings can be misinterpreted. While aluminium can reduce electromagnetic interference in controlled settings, homemade foil hats do not effectively shield against everyday signals.

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'Chhatrapati Shivaji was called a chuha, now Gen Z is being called cockroaches': Uddhav Thackeray says great leaders faced ridicule when they were young

Uddhav Thackeray on Gen Z: Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray, speaking at a book launch in Mumbai, likened Generation Z to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, saying that just as the Mughals dismissed the Maratha warrior as a rat when he was young, today's youth are being called cockroaches. He argued…

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Why thousands of Indian MBBS graduates are unable to take USMLE, PLAB and other foreign licensing exams

Thousands of Indian MBBS graduates face exam eligibility issues. Their medical colleges lack a key ECFMG sponsor note. This endorsement is crucial for foreign medical licensing examinations. Graduates discover this deficiency after completing their medical degrees. The National Medical Commission is processing updates for several institutions.

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1-in-10,000 casualty limit: India's new space rules make private firms fully liable if re-entering spacecraft cause damage anywhere in the world

India has introduced stringent safety rules for the planned re-entry of space objects. Under the new guidelines, companies must ensure that such missions carry no more than a 1-in-10,000 risk of causing a human casualty. Operators will bear full liability for any damage caused by re-entering spacecraft or debris, while…

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