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Trump admin creates task force to crack down on birth tourism, revokes over 600 visas

The US State Department has set up a new Birth Tourism Prevention Task Force to identify and act against foreign nationals suspected of travelling to the US primarily to give birth, saying it has already revoked more than 600 visas as part of the crackdown.

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Leavitt to leave White House podium to become MAGA warrior mom

The TOI correspondent from Washington: For a White House that has never been shy about deploying its best-looking and sharpest tongue, Karoline Leavitt was something of a two-for-one political bargain: the photogenic face of the Trump White House, vaporising critical reporters with verbal volleys before they finished the question. Now…

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Cambridge university hired academic who supported terror group

TOI correspondent from London: Cambridge University hired an academic who once supported proscribed Islamist terror group Hizb ut-Tahrir, described Western education as a “threat” to Muslims and condemned democracy.

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How to hide a president in plain sight: Trump’s catering caper had a Clinton precedent

TOI correspondent from Washington: The catering caper may have been new. The presidential decoy was not.

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Imran Khan alive or dead? Mystery deepens over ex-Pak PM's fate

A prominent Pakistani journalist has said that three senior officers at Pakistan's General Headquarters privately expressed fears that jailed former prime minister Imran Khan may no longer be alive, triggering fresh speculation over his health and whereabouts. The claim remains unconfirmed, and Pakistan's military has dismissed it.

The Economic Times

Noida airport or ‘seaport’? Waterlogging turns Jewar airport’s ‘Varanasi Ghats’ into a ‘riverfront’

Noida International Airport in Jewar witnessed temporary waterlogging after heavy rain on Tuesday, with water entering the passage connecting the terminal and parking area. Airport teams cleared the water within 30 minutes, while flight operations remained unaffected. Videos of the incident went viral online and drew criticism over the airport's…

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Solar eclipse: A strange yellow line appeared during the 1868 phenomenon in India, sparking a mystery that took nearly 27 years to solve and eventually led scientists to helium

Astronomers observed a unique spectral line during an 1868 solar eclipse in India. This unexplained yellow line suggested an element unknown on Earth at that time. Norman Lockyer later named this element helium, derived from the Greek word for Sun. William Ramsay finally discovered helium on Earth by extracting it…

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Air India pilot on Phuket-Delhi flight tests 'positive' for marijuana: Report

The pilot-in-command of an Air India Phuket-Delhi flight tested positive for marijuana after a recent incident. This confirmatory test followed an initial non-negative screening report received upon arrival. The incident occurred on a Phuket-Delhi flight which experienced a sudden loss of altitude. The AAIB is investigating the circumstances surrounding the…

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Trump's Turkey takeout: World's most protected man was spirited out in a catering container

In a covert operation to ensure President Trump's safety, his security team reportedly employed a catering vehicle to transport him from a decoy aircraft in Turkey, responding to credible Iranian threats. This complex plan involved a smaller airplane ferrying him to Britain while a decoy remained in view, highlighting the…

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Two new YEIDA plot schemes launching near Noida airport: Price, eligibility and application date here

Two new YEIDA plot schemes near Noida International Airport are set to launch in October, with options for both low-income group buyers and the general public. The schemes come on the back of overwhelming demand, after a June allotment drew over 1.1 lakh applications for just 973 plots near Jewar…

The Economic Times

'Start companies while in school': Skyroot CEO Pawan Chandana’s advice to Gen Z & Gen Alpha on taking risks, choosing deep tech and building early

Skyroot Aerospace's CEO, Pawan Chandana, calls on young innovators to initiate bold projects in vital sectors such as space and defense. Following the groundbreaking launch of Vikram-1, the country's first privately built rocket, the company is concentrating on repeatable launch strategies and the creation of Vikram-2. Looking ahead, they aim…

The Economic Times

Motor insurance bills could feel the pinch as insurers crack down on third-party fraud

Motor insurers are intensifying efforts to curb third-party claim fraud as rising court awards and more uninsured vehicles increase pressure on the segment, potentially affecting insurance costs. Go Digit secured a Madras High Court order for district-level probes in Tamil Nadu into fraudulent claims, while insurers also face higher liabilities…

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In 2008, Spain began filling 300-metre-deep coal mine with 547 billion litres of water; four years later, the site looked nothing like it once did

A vast open-pit coal mine in As Pontes, Spain, has been transformed into a large artificial lake. Engineers filled the enormous excavation with billions of litres of water over four years. This ambitious project created a lake, beach, and nature trails, repurposing the landscape. The former industrial site now serves…

The Economic Times

Dalton Ain’t Worried and Sako update: Brother’s ‘difficult season’ message fuels split rumors amid emotional video

Dalton Ain’t Worried and Sako have not confirmed a breakup. Comments believed to be from Dalton’s brother Christopher Adkison say the couple is going through a difficult time and ask people to stop spreading rumors. Dalton’s emotional video and unverified arrest reports have raised questions, but there is still no…

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Quote of the day by Marcus Aurelius: 'What stands in the way becomes the way'

Life's significant turning points often appear as problems and challenges. Dealing with difficulties can fundamentally alter a person's life direction. Stoic philosophy emphasizes responding constructively to unavoidable circumstances. Historical figures like Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Hawking exemplify this resilience. The obstacle itself can become an integral part of the journey.

The Economic Times

Bengaluru house owner robbed: Two men came pretending to rent a house, borrowed a hammer, then attacked and snatched her 40-gram mangalya chain

Two men posing as prospective tenants assaulted a 59-year-old Bengaluru woman and robbed her of a 40-gram gold mangalya chain after gaining her trust through an acquaintance who set up the meeting. Police have since secured all three accused, identifying the acquaintance as the mastermind who had the woman under…

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India’s GCCs trade hefty headcount for specialised talent

Global Capacity Centres are becoming smaller and more engineering-focused. India's GCC market is projected to reach one hundred billion dollars by 2030. Companies are prioritizing specialized talent and faster product development. Artificial intelligence enables greater output with smaller, agile teams. Value density and strategic work routing now define center importance.

The Economic Times

Meet Fateh Singh Gill: 5-year-old Punjab boy who became a world martial arts champion performing traditional Sikh martial art

Meet Fateh Singh Gill, a 5-year-old from Amritsar, Punjab, who recently won gold in Gatka on Skates at the World Martial Art Games 2026 in Pattaya, Thailand, becoming the first child to perform the traditional Sikh martial art on skates at an international stage. His mother, in an interview with…

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MP family gets response from UK debt office on Rs 35,000 loan given to British Empire during WWI in 1917; how much is it worth today, 109 years later?

MP Man UK War Loan Claim: A 109-year-old war loan certificate has prompted an Indian family's renewed inquiry into a 1917 loan. The UK's Debt Management Office has reportedly requested documents related to the loan. The family claims that the Rs 35,000 loan was never repaid and hopes historical records…

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Rs 50 lakh jewellery vanishes from SBI locker: Woman alleges bank negligence after being told she no longer had a locker following bank merger

Jewellery worth around Rs 50 lakh has mysteriously gone missing from an SBI bank locker. The locker holder has lodged a complaint alleging negligence on the part of bank officials. Following the complaint, police have launched an investigation against the branch manager and other employees. Bank records show that the…

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NALSAR students object to CJI Surya Kant as convocation chief guest

NALSAR students have requested the university reconsider inviting Chief Justice of India Surya Kant. Concerns stem from his reported remarks during a hearing on police actions. Students submitted multiple representations citing constitutional values and access to justice. They feel the CJI's conduct conflicts with NALSAR's teachings. The university administration has…

The Times of India

Trump's hair-do turns heads, has America all tangled up

TOI correspondent from Washington : Donald Trump has spent decades insisting that his hair doesn’t just embody style: it is a work of art, a triumph of nature over gravity, and often, an engineering feat involving a comb. This week, however, the 80-year old US President’s famous thinning thatch became…

The Economic Times

Air India's Phuket-Delhi turbulence-hit flight captain may have failed dope test

A captain on an Air India flight reportedly tested positive for psychoactive substances. This follows a severe turbulence incident that occurred near Odisha. The airline has not confirmed the test results, stating they were not shared. Pilots involved are currently off flying duty pending the ongoing investigation. The Directorate General…

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79 years ago, a man who had never visited India & knew little about its complex landscape drew a line that divided India and Pakistan

Radcliffe Line 1947: In 1947, British lawyer Sir Cyril Radcliffe chaired the boundary commissions that demarcated the Radcliffe Line, dividing the provinces of Punjab and Bengal between India and Pakistan during Partition. The boundary, drawn with religious and demographic considerations among the factors, triggered an unprecedented wave of mass migration…

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Promised 'smart village' tag in 2015, still waiting for basic roads & drainage in 2026: Greater Noida villagers now want to erase village’s old identity with a new name

Eleven years since being designated for a smart village program, residents of Sadullapur are still deprived of basic services. The inadequate state of roads and drainage has created significant challenges for villagers in their everyday lives. While some push for a name change to Bharatpur to attract development, others argue…

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