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Kylian Mbappé: How France's superstar is chasing FIFA World Cup 2026 glory and football immortality

Kylian Mbappé has become a defining athlete of his generation. His speed and finishing have earned admiration far beyond football. Mbappé's influence extends beyond scoring goals for France. He is increasingly compared with sporting legends for his consistent excellence. His legacy is still being written as he enters his career's…

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Cyclosporiasis outbreak spreads across 31 US states: Michigan reports over 1,000 cases as CDC warns of explosive diarrhoea linked to parasite in contaminated food and water

Cyclosporiasis cases US: A growing cyclosporiasis outbreak has affected thirty-one US states, causing severe diarrhea. Michigan leads with over one thousand cases, prompting food safety advisories for businesses. Health officials have confirmed hundreds of infections, with many more under investigation. Eighty-six individuals have been hospitalized across the nation due to…

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Iraqi prime minister to visit Washington on Monday; oil and gas deals expected

Iraq's prime minister will visit Washington to strengthen strategic and economic ties. Oil and gas deals are expected to be signed, boosting production capacity. Alternative export routes will be sought to reduce Strait of Hormuz exposure. Strengthening Iraq's armed forces will also be a key discussion point. This visit aims…

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Psychology says people who keep family photos on their work desk aren't always sentimental, they may be reminding themselves what matters most

Psychology says that people who keep family photos on their work desk aren't necessarily sentimental or easily distracted. A simple photograph isn't just decoration, it's a quiet reminder of the people who give work its deeper meaning.

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Strait of Hormuz remains open despite Iran's closure declaration, maritime group says

The vital shipping lane through the Strait of Hormuz remained operational, defying Iran's earlier announcements of a closure. While commercial vessels navigated the Omani shores, the atmosphere was charged with threats of military action. Iran's Revolutionary Guard warned that no ships would be permitted to pass until foreign interference ended.

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Meet Mana Jampala: The 12-year-old who learned Python at age 9 and built Voxa, an AI startup helping businesses in multiple countries avoid missed calls and customers

A twelve-year-old student named Mana Jampala created an AI receptionist. This innovative tool, Voxa, helps small businesses manage customer calls effectively. Voxa answers calls, books appointments, and records orders twenty-four hours daily. Mana developed Voxa using AI coding assistants and custom backend systems. She now seeks more customers and plans…

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Psychology says people who don't like chocolate aren't strange, their taste receptors may be looking for something different

Psychology suggests that people who don't like chocolate aren't necessarily unusual or overly selective. Sometimes, disliking chocolate simply means the brain experiences flavor differently, not that anything is wrong.

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INDIA bloc to raise Ram temple, NEET paper leak issues in Monsoon session: RJD's Sudhakar Singh

The INDIA bloc plans to confront the government on key issues during the upcoming Parliament session. They will raise concerns about the Ram Mandir donation case and the NEET examination paper leak. Opposition parties also intend to resist alleged BJP efforts to engineer defections and weaken rivals. This strategy aims…

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Market trading guide: CDSL among 2 stock recommendations for Monday

Markets rebounded sharply on Friday, supported by positive global cues and encouraging IT earnings. Analysts recommend CDSL and Sumitomo Chemical India as technical buy ideas, citing bullish breakouts, strong volumes and improving momentum indicators.

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'If not in Delhi, then where?' : Omar Abdullah announces statehood protest on July 20

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah announced fresh protests in Delhi starting July 20. These demonstrations aim to address the unexplained delay in restoring statehood to the Union Territory. Abdullah stated that his party has waited two years after the Assembly elections for this restoration. He questioned the Centre's…

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Omar defends invite to Mirwaiz for Delhi protest, says BJP creating 'manufactured controversy'

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah defended inviting Mirwaiz Umar Farooq to a Delhi protest. He accused the BJP and media of creating controversy to divert attention from statehood restoration. Abdullah questioned the BJP's claims about separatism's elimination in Kashmir. He stated the invitation controversy was manufactured to shift…

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Vietnam arrests speedboat captain after deadly capsize

Vietnamese police arrested on Sunday the captain of a speedboat that capsized near southern Phu Quoc island, killing 15 Indian tourists, authorities said. Police in southern An Giang province said they arrested the 57-year-old captain of the boat for "violations of laws" resulting in the capsize.

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Sri Lanka new hotspot for Indian weddings in 2025; industry sees limited West Asia crisis impact in 2026

Sri Lanka is projected to be the fastest-growing destination for Indian weddings in 2025. Thailand continues its popularity as the most sought-after international wedding location. Wedding budgets are increasing for both domestic and international destination events. Couples are prioritizing experience-led celebrations and Indian cuisine at international venues. Despite regional uncertainties,…

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TMC's Abhishek Banerjee booked after woman loses leg, blames treatment at Sebaashray health camp

TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee faces a new FIR after a woman lost her leg. Maloti Biswas complained of medical negligence at a Sebaashray health camp. She attended the camp for knee pain and was prescribed medicines. Her condition worsened, and doctors demanded money for further treatment. The woman's leg was…

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Jal Shakti Ministry to hold key conference with states on water sector reforms on Monday

Senior water secretaries will meet Monday to review key water sector initiatives. The conference aims to strengthen Centre-state coordination on reforms and implementation. Discussions will cover modernization of schemes and the 'Catch the Rain' campaign. Dam safety and state water reforms are also key agenda items. This meeting facilitates timely…

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Feeding sweets causing skin disease in monkeys at Jaipur's Galtaji temple: Experts

Monkeys at Jaipur's Galtaji temple are suffering from a severe skin disease. This condition, hyperkeratosis, results from feeding them sweets and processed foods. Experts warn that this practice is causing significant health issues and difficulty in movement. Awareness campaigns and warning boards are being used to discourage feeding the animals.…

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Blind Brown University professor Roberto Serrano exposes massive AI cheating scandal after students' scores plunge from 100 to 48, calls AI 'tsunami for all of us'

A Brown University professor noted unusual perfect scores on a take-home midterm exam and exposed a massive AI cheating scandal. Many students achieved top marks, which contrasted sharply with prior years. The subsequent in-person final exam saw a dramatic drop in the class average. When the exam was held in…

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Piyush Goyal to visit Spain, Belgium, Finland this week

Minister Piyush Goyal will visit Spain, Belgium, and Finland to boost trade. He will meet industry leaders in Spain to explore automotive and renewable energy opportunities. In Belgium, CEO-level meetings will focus on technology and sustainable manufacturing collaborations. The India-EU Business Roundtable will discuss foreign direct investment and resilient supply…

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Moroccan proverb of the day: 'The camel never sees his own hump, but...' Timeless life lessons on judging less and growing more

Moroccan Proverb of the Day: A Moroccan proverb highlights human nature's tendency to notice others' faults. It encourages self-reflection before offering any criticism to others. This wisdom remains highly relevant in today's social media environment. Developing the habit of self-examination fosters greater humility and stronger relationships. Personal growth begins with…

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India's households miss global shift to financial assets: UBS

Global personal wealth increased significantly in 2025 due to strong financial markets. India's household wealth, however, remains dominated by property and physical assets. Financial assets constitute only about twenty-six percent of gross wealth in India. This composition differs greatly from many developed economies and China. Indian households also carry relatively…

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Iran newspaper lists Trump, European leaders as revenge targets

A conservative Iranian newspaper published a list of foreign leaders for revenge. This list was released after the killing of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Mojtaba Khamenei, his son, vowed retribution for the attacks. The infographic featured leaders from the US, Israel, and European nations. These individuals were identified as targets…

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From Satya Nadella to David Solomon: Five CEOs who accepted pay cuts despite no personal fault

Corporate leaders are accepting pay cuts to show accountability for various company failures. Satya Nadella of Microsoft and David Solomon of Goldman Sachs took reductions. Mitsuko Tottori of Japan Airlines and Kentaro Okuda of Nomura also accepted salary cuts. Junichi Hanzawa of MUFG Bank also faced a pay reduction after…

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Recycling body MRAI urges govt to remove 2.5% duty on aluminium scrap

The recycling industry is urging the government to abolish a duty on aluminium scrap. This removal will lower input costs for domestic manufacturers and recyclers. India currently imports most of its aluminium scrap to meet industrial demand. The secondary aluminium sector supports many jobs and contributes to the circular economy.…

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Simaero plans to add more simulators, tap local engg talent in India: CEO

French firm Simaero will invest 200 million euros in India over ten years. The company plans to expand its aviation training facility in Gurugram. It aims to develop local engineering talent for simulator technology services. Simaero expects to operate four to six simulators by 2029. Artificial intelligence will enhance operational…

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US-Iran strikes: Latest developments on Gulf attacks, Hormuz closure

Iran announced it was again closing the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday and hit Gulf neighbours in retaliation for US strikes, further undermining efforts to salvage Middle East peace efforts. US strikes 140 targets CENTCOM said Saturday the US military had hit "approximately" 140 targets in Iran in retaliation for…

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