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Monaco bombing: Interpol names suspect who reportedly targeted Russia-linked Ukrainian tycoon

Interpol has identified Anastasiia Berezovska, a 39-year-old Ukrainian woman, as the suspect in a Monaco bombing that injured three people, including a Ukrainian tycoon with alleged Russian ties. Authorities believe the attack was targeted and the suspect may have disguised herself as a man. The bomb was detonated remotely.

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DERC tweaks regulation for EV charging infra expansion in Delhi, utilisation of PM E-DRIVE subsidy

Under the existing Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (Supply Code and Performance Standards) Regulations, demand notes for low-tension electricity connections of up to 200 kW included only service line and development charges, security deposit and road restoration charges, they said.

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Could this unexpected small pet overtake cats in 2026? See which animals are dominating America's most popular pets list this year

America's most popular pets are changing in 2026, and the shift says a lot about how people live today. Dogs still lead, while cats remain a top choice for apartment living. Yet one small pet is rapidly gaining attention among families and first-time owners. Recent trends from the American Pet…

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Meta team meets MeitY officials over WhatsApp usernames feature, to submit reply within timeline: Sources

Meta officials met with India's IT Ministry following a government notice regarding WhatsApp's proposed "usernames" feature. Concerns over impersonation and misuse have prompted the government to seek a detailed explanation and halt the rollout until consultations conclude. Meta will submit its response within the stipulated three-day deadline, with authorities examining…

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Fourth of July weather forecast in US: “Potentially the hottest ever” as heat dome sends temperatures soaring above 100 degrees across multiple states

Fourth of July weather update: Millions across the eastern United States face dangerous heat this Fourth of July weekend, with temperatures potentially reaching 115 degrees Fahrenheit due to a heat dome. Forecasters warn of record-breaking highs and little overnight relief, impacting celebrations. Meanwhile, the West anticipates milder weather. Health experts…

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Psychology says people who insist on watching fireworks every year aren't just following tradition, they may be chasing one powerful emotion

Psychology says people who never miss fireworks displays may be driven by awe, collective experiences, nostalgia, social identity, and the psychology of rituals.

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Who is Kurt Kromm? Ford worker earning over $200,000 fired over $1.95 cookie after payment kiosk failed

A Ford employee, Kurt Kromm, was reinstated after being fired for allegedly stealing a cookie. Kromm, a diabetic, claimed he paid for the $1.95 treat, but a malfunctioning payment kiosk caused confusion. Surveillance footage showed a failed transaction, leading to his dismissal. Ford later confirmed payment and offered his job…

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Hiring in India in 2026: How Employer of Record services simplify compliance

India's burgeoning talent pool, now the third-largest globally, presents a strategic hiring challenge. With over two million professionals in Global Capability Centres, companies face complex compliance hurdles. Utilizing an Employer of Record (EOR) is crucial for foreign firms, managing payroll, taxes, and legal obligations without a local entity. This approach…

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Quote of the Day by Gisele Bündchen: 'I believe that we can choose to live in heaven or hell right here...'- Inspiring lessons on mindset, self-awareness, and the power of creating our own reality by the world-renowned model known for her trailblazing signature runway "horse walk," and her prominent environmental activism

Gisele Bündchen quote: Supermodel Gisele Bündchen believes our inner world dictates our experience of life, stating we can choose to live in 'heaven or hell' right here on Earth. Her journey from rural Brazil to global fame highlights a philosophy of mindfulness and personal responsibility. Bündchen's message emphasizes that while…

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Sebi changes rules on unpaid client securities to ease broker operations

SEBI has revised rules for handling unpaid client securities, introducing auto-pledges in clients' demat accounts, stricter timelines, daily pledge reviews and investor safeguards. The changes aim to align with direct payouts, improve operational efficiency and strengthen investor protection across stock broking.

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Global stocks: UAE markets end higher; IHC gains on India aluminium venture

UAE stock exchanges enjoyed a remarkable jump on Friday, paralleling an upswing in global indices after a lackluster U.S. jobs report eased anxiety over Federal Reserve interest rate hikes. Dubai's index surged 1.1%, primarily driven by the strength of its financial and industrial sectors, whereas Abu Dhabi's benchmark climbed 0.9%.…

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Govt seeks to quell public backlash on ethanol-mixed fuel after 'experiment' remark

India's government is facing a growing backlash over its mandatory E20 ethanol-blended petrol policy. Motorists are protesting lower fuel efficiency and vehicle performance issues, amplified by the Attorney General's recent description of the policy as an "experiment." While the government denies rushing the rollout and highlights environmental and economic benefits,…

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Quote of the day by Fred C. Kelly: "We may forgive ourselves for owning a market dullard when the rest of the market is also in the doldrums, but it is disheartening to see one’s favorite resting as quietly as a castor-oil bottle while the rest of the market goes gaily upward"

Investors often face the agony of watching their chosen stocks lag while the broader market soars. This frustration can lead to costly mistakes like chasing rallies or abandoning sound investments. Fred C. Kelly's wisdom highlights that patience and conviction are crucial, distinguishing between temporary lulls and genuine business decline. Successful…

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Psychology says people who bite the skin around their fingers are not without self-control, they may be responding to their brain's reward system

Psychology says biting the skin around the fingers may be linked to body-focused repetitive behaviors, emotion regulation, habit formation, and negative reinforcement rather than simple bad habits.

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'Normal marital wear and tear' not cruelty: Maharashtra court acquits 3 in dowry, suicide abetment case

A Thane court has acquitted a husband and his parents in a dowry harassment and abetment to suicide case. The judge ruled that "normal wear and tear of matrimonial life" doesn't constitute cruelty, and the prosecution failed to prove a direct link between the accused's actions and the 21-year-old nurse's…

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India aims for $1 trillion exports this fiscal year, says Piyush Goyal

India is targeting a monumental $1 trillion in exports this fiscal year, a significant leap from last year's $863 billion. Union Minister Piyush Goyal revealed the ambitious plan, which requires merchandise exports to surge by 17% to approximately $530 billion, while services exports are projected to grow by 11% to…

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Operation Sindoor exposed limits of Pakistan's nuclear deterrence, pushed China-style rocket force: Report

Following Operation Sindoor, Pakistan established the Army Rocket Force Command to bolster conventional strike capabilities, aiming to counter India's below-threshold responses. India's successful defense, utilizing S-400 systems, blunted Pakistani attacks during the conflict. This move highlights a shift towards non-contact warfare, with both nations re-evaluating their military strategies and procurement…

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Could this $5 frozen dog bowl DIY be the smartest summer trick every pet parent needs to keep dogs cool and happy?

As extreme summer heat pushes more U.S. pet owners indoors, the frozen dog bowl DIY is emerging as one of the smartest dog cooling ideas of the season. This low-cost summer dog enrichment trick combines hydration, mental stimulation, and healthy treats in one activity. Using plain yogurt, pumpkin, kibble, and…

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Russia halts petrol sales in city as Ukraine strikes deepen fuel crisis

Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure have triggered a severe fuel crisis, forcing curbs on sales and leading to price hikes. Cities like Novorossiysk have suspended gasoline sales to private motorists, while others see Cossacks deployed to manage queues and prevent conflict. Russia is now importing fuel and allowing lower-quality…

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DU likely to begin ECA admission trials from July 15, issues guidelines for candidates

Delhi University is set to commence physical trials for admissions under the Extra-Curricular Activities (ECA) quota from July 15. Candidates must check the university's admission portal for the schedule and report to their allotted centers with original certificates and CUET scorecards. No borrowing of equipment is permitted, and trials will…

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First ever: ED auctions seized aircraft Hawker 800A in Falcon scam

In a significant move, the Enforcement Directorate has successfully auctioned a Hawker 800A aircraft for Rs 3 crore. This marks the first time the ED has disposed of an aircraft. The plane was seized in connection with a Rs 792 crore bogus invoice discounting scam run by Capital Protection Force…

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Nokia: How a forgotten stock from Finland doubled investors wealth in AI comeback story

Nokia shares have doubled in 2026 as investors increasingly view the company as an AI infrastructure player. Strong cloud and AI orders, broker upgrades and growing data-centre demand have boosted optimism, though sustained hyperscaler spending remains critical to its long-term growth outlook.

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Manufacturing MSME credit growth slows to three-year low: Report

Manufacturing MSMEs are experiencing the slowest credit growth in three years, raising concerns about lenders' strategies. Only 41% of registered small businesses have accessed formal credit, and the share of new borrowers is declining. While trades and services sectors saw faster credit expansion, manufacturing's asset quality improvement lagged. This trend…

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Psychology says people who keep saying ‘I'll do it tomorrow’ may be postponing more than the task, they may be postponing unpleasant emotions

Psychology suggests that people who repeatedly say, "I'll do it tomorrow," are often influenced by a combination of emotional and cognitive processes. Factors such as emotion regulation, temporal discounting, self-efficacy, habit formation, perfectionism, and the gap between intentions and actions can all contribute to delaying tasks, even when someone genuinely…

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Ashwini Vaishnaw directs MeitY to summon Meta regarding Instagram ads promoting child sexual abuse material

India's IT Ministry has summoned Meta over allegations that Instagram ads promoted child sexual abuse material. Officials are also concerned about WhatsApp's usernames feature being used for phishing and scams, prompting a demand for a pause on the feature's rollout. Meanwhile, the government is also investigating a cyberattack at Tata…

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