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Fast track courts to try pending paper leak cases under tough new law
Fast track courts to try pending paper leak cases under tough new law
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The news Bill to penalise individuals and organisations reap for paper leaks is a bid to regain confidence of Gen Z and counter political attacks by the Opposition in the monsoon session of Parliament
Cockroach uprising unmistakably a warning for the Centre: Sumantra Bose
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Professor Sumantra Bose said the Jantar Mantar agitation captured the attention and fired the imagination of students across the country, while the government appeared completely out of touch with the ...
Gurindervir Singh’s CWG Dream Shattered After Shock 100m Heats Exit
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Gurindervir Singh crashed out of CWG 2026 men’s 100m heats despite record-breaking hype, finishing 28th, while India’s focus shifts to high jump medal hopes led by Sarvesh Kushare and Tejaswin Shankar
Wildfires Are Burning Across Europe and Authorities Say the Worst May Still Be Ahead
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Over 300,000 people have fled their homes as wildfires tear through France and Spain, with forecasters warning of more heatwaves ahead
Tired of Being Distracted? Monk Mode Might Be the Reset You Didn’t Know You Needed
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Monk Mode is the viral self-improvement trend cutting through digital noise by helping people reclaim focus, discipline, and intentional living
Sanju Samson Reveals Virat Kohli’s Tough Fitness Advice He Couldn’t Stick To
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Sanju Samson shared Virat Kohli’s fitness and lifestyle advice, admitted failing to sustain it, and emphasised playing on his own terms, rejecting cricket’s rat race after T20 World Cup success
Who Was Sara Gilson? Oklahoma TikTok Influencer Killed in Apparent Murder-Suicide
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Oklahoma influencer Sara Gilson publicly accused her estranged husband of paedophilia on TikTok. Less than two weeks later, she was dead
The Australian Pub That Lost Its Licence for Serving One Man Over 40 Drinks in Two Days
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A New South Wales couple lost their pub licence after staff served one customer more than 40 alcoholic drinks across just two visits
‘Right to peaceful protest cannot be denied’: CJI on police action against protesters
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The Supreme Court said peaceful protest is constitutionally protected, indicated it may frame nationwide protest guidelines, criticised unjustified police excesses, expressed concern over attacks on p ...