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MAGA skids on maple syrup: US-Canada ties on a slippery slope

TOI correspondent From Washington: Canada has long been seen as America’s best friend, even sibling: close enough to borrow sugar (or maple syrup) from, harmless enough to tease with quips like how the country is like a loft apartment over a great party (Robin Williams) and “I don’t even know…

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In 2025, Miami sank 22 concrete cars beneath the Atlantic; what looks like an underwater traffic jam is actually a giant artificial reef for 2,200 corals

Beneath the waves off Miami Beach, a striking collection of 22 concrete cars lies submerged, serving as artificial reefs that support coral restoration and marine life. The unconventional sculptures are providing new surfaces for corals and other marine organisms to grow. The innovative project combines art with environmental conservation, while…

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Quote of the day by Seneca: “The greatest obstacle to living is expectancy, which depends on tomorrow and wastes today”

People often imagine that life will truly begin once they reach a particular destination, achieve a goal or resolve a problem. Seneca, the Roman Stoic philosopher, warned against this habit more than two thousand years ago. In his essay On the Shortness of Life, he wrote that “the greatest obstacle…

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India’s first ‘desi’ AK-203 ‘Sher’ rifle made with 100% Indian parts test-fired in Amethi

India has reached a new milestone in small-arms manufacturing with the successful firing of the first fully indigenous AK-203 ‘Sher’ rifle. Produced at IRRPL’s Amethi facility using Indian components and raw materials, the weapon is now being prepared for Army trials. The company also plans to accelerate production and bring…

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Mark Zuckerberg's wife Priscilla Chan’s parents escaped Vietnam by boat with no hope of reuniting with their family; decades later, their daughter became a Harvard graduate & philanthropist

Priscilla Chan's journey is rooted in her family's escape from war-torn Vietnam in search of safety and a better life. She became the first person in her family to attend college, graduating from Harvard before pursuing a career in medicine. After working as a paediatrician, she and her husband, Mark…

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Delhi-Mumbai Expressway: 9-km DND Flyway-Jaitpur stretch opens on trial, easing commute for East and South Delhi

A 9-km section of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is now open for trial runs. This new stretch connects DND Flyway and Jaitpur, easing travel for many commuters. Motorists can now access the expressway directly from east and south Delhi areas. Full connectivity to Vadodara is anticipated by December this year. A…

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Angry at fireworks in mountains, China shuts down its 8000-ders to foreign climbers

China-Tibet Mountaineering Association (CTMA) had already kept foreign expeditions off Everest’s north side, Cho Oyu and Shishapangma during the spring season

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From Kabul to US Congress, Aisha Wahab gives Dems a nudge to the left

Aisha Wahab, who is of Afghan-American descent, made history by being the first to be elected to the U.S. Congress following a special election. Her success underscores a significant and evolving shift towards progressive values within the Democratic Party, particularly reflected in recent primary victories across various states. This rise…

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FYUP’s first graduates hit a wall at the master’s stage: Report

India's first four-year undergraduate graduates face a shortage of one-year master's seats. Delhi University offers limited postgraduate capacity, impacting many students' academic progression. Other universities also provide few seats, forcing choices between degrees or extended study. Students expected stronger research foundations from the fourth year. The one-year master's ecosystem is…

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Who was Sowcar Janaki, veteran South Indian actor who died at 94?

Sowcar Janaki news: Veteran actor Sowcar Janaki died in Chennai at 94 following age-related ailments. With a career spanning more than seven decades, she worked across South Indian cinema in dramatic, glamorous and comic roles. Actor Y Gee Mahendran remembered her as a self-made performer known for her talent, simplicity…

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Tata, Godrej and now Birla: Big groups aren't just chasing glitter

India’s gold loan market is emerging as a growth opportunity for financial institutions, with outstanding loans against gold jewellery reaching Rs 3.3 lakh cr by May 2026. Tata Capital, Godrej Capital and Aditya Birla Capital are expanding aggressively as lenders shift toward secured retail credit, driven by rising gold prices,…

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US debt crosses $40 trillion but everyone still trusts Uncle Sam. But for how long?

TOI correspondent from Washington: The United States’ national debt crossed $40 trillion on Tuesday, a number so large that even breaking it up with commas can scarcely make it comprehensible. As in a 4 followed by 13 zeroes: $40,000,000,000,000!

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From IIT dropout dream to chess success: He left home, became Rajasthan’s first Arena Grandmaster, built academy in 30 countries

Chandrajeet Singh Rajawat turned away from an IIT path as a teenager to pursue chess, leaving home in 2014 with little financial security. His early years included sleeping at stations and stadiums, losing his phone and struggling to enter tournaments. After establishing himself as a player, he moved into coaching…

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Smartphone prices rise as memory costs surge: Realme, Oppo, Vivo, Samsung, OnePlus hike rates

Smartphone prices are increasing due to higher component costs for manufacturers. Several brands like Realme and Samsung have already raised prices on select models. Consumers are becoming more cautious about spending and waiting for discounts. Sales have remained below previous levels, with promotions offering temporary relief.

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UGC NET cancelled papers written by AI? Experts flag signs of AI use, NTA denies

The National Testing Agency has cancelled and ordered fresh UGC-NET papers in English, Commerce and Sociology after candidates and subject experts flagged errors and repeated questions. The Sociology paper reportedly contained misspelled names of scholars such as George Ritzer and Talcott Parsons, while candidates alleged that around 67 of 150…

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Rajdhani Express stops for 90 elephants near Habaipur station, ensuring safe passage

A herd of ninety elephants, mostly calves, prompted the Rajdhani Express to stop. Forest personnel alerted railways, ensuring the herd's safe passage across tracks. Elephants undertake these seasonal movements annually in search of food. Timely alerts and speed restrictions prevented collisions with trains. This reflects effective coordination between railways and…

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Worked 8-hour shifts at Intel, then studied after work: How this IIT Delhi engineer cracked ISRO recruitment with AIR 7 for Scientist 'A'

Hemant Kumar Bhukar transitioned from Intel engineer to ISRO scientist after diligent preparation. He secured All India Rank 7 for Scientist 'A' while working full-time. Bhukar's journey highlights dedication and leveraging prior experience for new goals. His success inspires students from rural backgrounds towards science careers. This achievement brought pride…

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Delhi-NCR vehicle owners alert: No new petrol, diesel or CNG LGVs below 3,500 kg from 2027; more models to come under new curb from 2028. Check who will be affected

Delhi-NCR regulations will mandate electric light goods vehicles from 2027. Only electric N1 light goods vehicles will be allowed to be registered in Delhi from January 1, 2027, with the rules extending to Gurugram and other high-vehicle-density NCR districts from July 1, 2027. N2 goods vehicles will also face phased…

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From Taco Tuesday to Fitting Friday: Trump puts Canada tariffs on ice for 72 hours

Canada avoided a significant tariff imposition after a last-minute reprieve. President Trump announced a three-day extension for trade negotiations with Canada. Substantial progress has been acknowledged, though significant work remains to finalize an agreement. The immediate dispute centers on Canadian trade practices and market access for American goods. Both nations…

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Trump’s Harp strings: The aide who strums the President’s ego

TOI Correspondent from Washington: The US capital is never short of political scandal, sexual intrigue, and salacious scuttlebutt -- to the extent that Playboy magazine once offered a “sex tour” of the city, pointing visitors toward such scandal-scarred landmarks as the White House and Capitol Hill. Washington’s latest soap opera…

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Cognizant hires 489 B-school graduates, over 37% from non-STEM backgrounds

Cognizant has hired 489 graduates from 58 B-schools across 37 cities, with over 37% coming from non-STEM backgrounds and more than 42% being women. The new recruits will undergo a two-week Talent Accelerator programme covering business skills, sales, marketing and AI-related work as Cognizant expands its talent pool beyond engineering…

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AI in finance: From crunching numbers to making decisions, how far can it go?

Artificial intelligence is increasingly assisting in financial tasks and decision-making. Organisations report improved decision quality and faster processing with AI integration. Routine finance work like bookkeeping is being automated by AI systems. However, complex decisions still require human judgment and professional expertise.

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Iran says it controls Hormuz, but the ships tell a different story

Shipping data indicates most vessels now use the Omani route through the Strait of Hormuz. This route is a UN-authorized channel which Iran opposes. Iran claims control and has attacked ships, yet traffic continues. Tankers are switching off transponders to evade Iranian attacks. Oman and Iran are discussing freedom of…

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Bengaluru-Pune flight takes 80 mins, but 18-km airport-to-Baner ride takes 1.5 hours: Man reveals what’s wrong with Pune roads

A Bengaluru-to-Pune flight took around 80 minutes, but the journey from the airport to home took longer. Heavy traffic congestion on Pune’s roads significantly delayed travellers reaching their destinations. Residents now set aside extra time for airport commutes due to unpredictable traffic and poor road conditions.

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Pentagon UFO scientist Dr Eric Davis claims US has evidence of 4 alien species after 30 years of UAP research: ‘I’ve seen the evidence, I’ve seen the records’

Pentagon-linked astrophysicist Dr Eric Davis claims he has seen classified records and evidence allegedly documenting four different alien species recovered from crashed UAPs. The alleged beings include Grays, Nordics, Insectoids and Reptilians. Davis, who says he investigated UAPs for 30 years, has urged President Donald Trump to protect whistleblowers and…

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