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Best German Proverb of the Day: "Everyone is the smith of their own fortune." A life lesson on taking responsibility for your future

Best German Proverb of the Day: "Everyone is the smith of their own fortune" highlights the importance of personal responsibility. Derived from the German saying "Jeder ist seines Glückes Schmied," the proverb teaches that success is shaped by determination, hard work and the choices people make, encouraging individuals to take…

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South Korean billionaire's risky bet pays off, as SK Hynix debuts in New York

South Korean billionaire Chey Tae-won's bold acquisition of SK Hynix has paid off significantly. The company became a major AI chip producer after betting on niche technology. SK Hynix's strategic investment in high-bandwidth memory chips proved highly successful. However, concerns about slowing AI spending and potential oversupply are now emerging.…

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Delhi SIR form guide: What to do if your name isn't in the 2002 electoral rolls? Here's how to complete the form; deadline is July 29

Delhi SIR form guide: Delhi's Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls is underway, with over one crore enumeration forms distributed across the capital. Residents have until 29 July to submit their forms to designated Booth Level Officers. Those whose names do not appear in the 2002 electoral rolls can still…

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The waiting game: Why the UK’s stablecoin moment is now

Global stablecoin market value exceeds three hundred billion dollars, dominated by US dollar denominations. The United Kingdom faces a strategic challenge to increase its presence in this evolving financial architecture. Stablecoins offer efficiency in cross-border payments and programmability for the AI economy. Risks exist but are manageable with appropriate regulatory…

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SoftBank, fintech firm PayPay in talks to invest in retail giant Seven & i: Report

The investment will likely total several hundred billion yen and Sumitomo Mitsui Card, a unit of Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, may also take a ‌stake, Bloomberg ⁠said.

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Run if you can: Australia’s giant huntsman may be the world’s fastest spider, new study suggests

New research suggests Australia's brown huntsman spider is the fastest ever recorded. This species reached speeds of 3.59 meters per second in a recent study. Medium-sized spiders appear to achieve optimal speed through body weight and leg length. Spiders extend legs using hydraulic pressure, which aids rapid bursts of movement.…

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Special delivery: Italy's postman joins the AI infrastructure race

Poste Italiane, the postal service which pays out pensions through 12,600 post offices that are as much a feature of remote towns as the local church, is betting on its €13.5 billion ($15.4 billion) bid for Telecom Italia (TIM) to accelerate its shift into digital, telecom and cloud services.

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Milky Mist said to launch $213 million IPO this month

Milky Mist Dairy Food Ltd. is preparing for its large initial public offering. The company aims to launch the share sale as early as July or August. This offering is expected to be India's largest dairy sector IPO. Proceeds will fund manufacturing expansion and debt repayment. The company has completed…

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Not Shark or Seal: Penguin's biggest predator on this island is a 20-gram animal and South Africa is now planning a 550-tonne poison solution

South Africa is preparing a large-scale operation to eliminate mice on Marion Island. Helicopters will drop 550 tons of poison bait across the island's landmass. This effort aims to protect vital seabird breeding grounds from rodent predation. A trial operation is scheduled for April and May 2027. The eradication is…

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Time for Shreyas Iyer to create his own identity as captain: Saba Karim

Former India wicketkeeper Saba Karim believes Shreyas Iyer must assert his captaincy in international cricket. He noted tactical decisions in recent matches did not reflect IPL acumen. Karim suggested changes to the playing XI, favoring Sanju Samson and Suryansh Shedge. He attributed India's defeats to an inability to adjust to…

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Mission creep: FIFA's embrace of technology backfires in controversy-riven World Cup

Technology's integration into World Cup refereeing has ignited significant controversy and debate. VAR interventions have led to numerous disputes and accusations of unfairness. Coaches and players express frustration over inconsistent application and perceived over-reach. FIFA officials defend the technology's role in correcting clear errors. Fans voice their displeasure through boos,…

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'Money is multiplied in practical value depending on the number of W’s you control in life...': Wealth Wisdom for the new rich, achieving 'freedom multiplier'

You must know certain things about your money, growing it, making it work hard for you to see the growth on a practical level. Being financially rich and having the ability to live like a millionaire are fundamentally two very different things, Ferriss states in his book ‘The 4-Hour Workweek’.

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RBI is right to act on digital payment fraud. But some safeguards need sharper design

Cyber fraud complaints and losses are increasing significantly in India's digital payment system. The Reserve Bank of India has proposed new safeguards to address these growing concerns. A one-hour lag on large transactions aims to reduce financial losses from fraud. Additional authentication for vulnerable users and scrutiny of mule accounts…

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Calcutta HC orders Abhishek Banerjee to give voice sample on July 15 in intimidatory speech case

The Calcutta High Court ordered Abhishek Banerjee to give his voice sample on July 15. Justice Saugata Bhattacharyya expressed displeasure over the delay in providing the sample. The court directed police to ensure Banerjee faces no harassment during his appearance. Banerjee's plea seeking quashing of proceedings was dismissed as withdrawn.…

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The return to flying faster than sound will start small

The FAA's proposal to lift the decades-old ban on supersonic flights over land could revive civilian faster-than-sound travel. Powered by quieter boom technology demonstrated by NASA's X-59, the first commercial opportunity is expected to be high-end private jets, with airliners remaining a longer-term prospect due to cost, technology and regulatory…

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Many people only use coffee filters for brewing, but cleaning experts say they can wipe glass and mirrors without leaving behind the loose fibers that paper towels sometimes do

Paper towels shed fibers, leaving lint on mirrors due to their soft construction. Coffee filters possess longer fibers which bond together, preventing shedding during use. These longer fibers create a stronger paper less prone to tearing or releasing particles. Using a slightly damp coffee filter offers a streak-free shine on…

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ISRO Chairman Narayanan asks IISc graduates to give back to society, build developed India

ISRO Chairman V Narayanan urged IISc graduates to contribute to India's developed nation status. He emphasized lifelong learning and the opportunities available to today's graduates. India has made significant progress since independence, becoming a major global economy. The nation aims to establish its own space station by 2035 and land…

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Many people wrap hot, acidic food in aluminum foil, but a study found that cooking with foil leaches aluminum into the meal, especially with tomatoes, vinegar, and spices

Studies reveal aluminum foil can release metal into foods during cooking. Acidic ingredients like vinegar and spices significantly increase this aluminum transfer. High oven temperatures further damage the foil, accelerating metal leaching into meals. Adults can safely consume a weekly limit of aluminum from all sources. This kitchen staple is…

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Many people throw away dryer sheets after one use, but soaking a used sheet in a greasy pan overnight may help loosen baked-on residue

A new kitchen hack involves using used dryer sheets for cleaning. These sheets contain surfactants that help lift oil from solid surfaces. Scientific studies support the effectiveness of these compounds in degreasing. Home cooks have found this method works well on greasy pans. However, caution is advised for cast iron…

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Psychology of yawning: Psychology says the person who yawns right after you do isn't just tired; a 2011 study found contagious yawning is tied to empathy, and you catch it most from the people you're closest to

A study suggests contagious yawning reflects emotional closeness between people. Researchers observed that people are more likely to catch yawns from loved ones. This contagion pattern mirrors the gradient of human empathy observed in relationships. However, some scientists remain cautious about equating yawn contagion directly with empathy. The findings imply…

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Ram temple funds row: Congress seeks SC-monitored probe, says SIT probe eyewash

Congress demands a Supreme Court-monitored CBI investigation into alleged Ram Temple donation embezzlement. Senior leader Supriya Shrinate called the Uttar Pradesh government's SIT probe an eyewash. She stated the misappropriation is an attack on Hindu faith and beliefs. The Congress leaders also demanded the dissolution of the temple Trust. The…

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Gold ETFs witness 570% surge in inflows in June, silver ETFs follow with 300% jump

Gold ETF inflows surged to Rs 3,443 crore and silver ETF inflows reached Rs 4,286 crore in June, reversing recent outflows. Investors increased allocations despite negative monthly returns, highlighting continued demand for precious metals as strategic portfolio diversification and passive investment options.

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SP, Congress 'allowed namaz' at Hanumangarhi temple, should apologise for 'sin': Yogi Adityanath

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has alleged that Samajwadi Party and Congress disrespected Hindu faith by allowing namaz at Hanumangarhi temple. Adityanath demanded an apology for this 'sin'.

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Op Sindoor 2.0 and Op Snow Leopard 2.0: Army Chief directs officers to prepare for future wars against China and Pak

Army Chief General Dhiraj Seth has directed officers to prioritize combat readiness for future operations. He emphasized comprehensive mission readiness including logistics and human resources. Officers must conduct regular spot reviews to validate preparedness for upcoming challenges. The Army must adapt to evolving warfare driven by technology and new domains.…

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JSW Inspire named team India's official apparel partner for CWG Glasgow 2026, Asian Games

JSW Inspire will continue as the official sporting apparel partner for Team India. This partnership extends to the 2026 Commonwealth and Asian Games. JSW Inspire will also support the 2026 IOC Youth Olympic Games. Merchandise sales will begin on the organization's website and retail platforms. This collaboration reinforces JSW's commitment…

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