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'Social media post shows BMW at 251 kmph': 2 killed in Delhi-Mumbai Expressway crash - Sun, 21 Jun 2026 20:51:13 +0530
A birthday celebration turned tragic on the under-construction Delhi-Mumbai Expressway near Badlapur, claiming two lives and injuring another after a speeding BMW crashed into a divider. The luxury car was severely mangled, with its engine found meters away. Investigators are examining a social media post allegedly showing the car at 251 kmph, suspecting reckless driving. The surviving driver's statement is pending.
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NEET re-exam 2026: Tight security, dress debates & a 'tough' paper— how the day unfolded - 9:00:16 +0530
Millions of medical aspirants reappeared for the NEET-UG 2026 re-exam nationwide after the original test was cancelled due to paper leak allegations. Unprecedented security measures, including biometrics and CCTV, were implemented. While students reported a moderate-to-tough paper, particularly Physics, the day also saw emotional moments and entry disputes. The focus now shifts to answer keys, results, and the ongoing CBI investigation.
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SRS 2024: 3.5% people were 'widowed, divorced or separated' with 5.5% women and 1.6% men - 3:31:23 +0530
Latest data reveals a significant gender disparity in marital status, with 3.5% of the population widowed, divorced, or separated in 2024. Women disproportionately represent this group at 5.4% compared to men's 1.6%, highlighting unique challenges. Southern states, particularly Tamil Nadu, show the highest percentages for both the general population and women in this category.
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After 43 yrs, US family sells electrical firm for $1.7bn, makes 540 workers millionaires - 6:16:39 +0530
A small-town US family has sold their Louisiana-based electrical-equipment company Fibrebond to power-management giant Eaton for $1.7 billion—and made sure their 540 full-time workers got a $240 million cut of it. Former CEO Graham Walker wrote a single clause into the deal: 15% of proceeds for the staff, none of whom held any equity. The average bonus works out to around $443,000 per worker.
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Heat dome over Europe brings travel chaos, health alerts and wildlife stress - 3:24:03 +0530
Europe is grappling with a severe heatwave, with temperatures soaring towards 40°C, triggering health alerts and transport chaos. Italy has issued red alerts for eight cities, while France faces significant rail disruptions. Wildlife is also under immense pressure. Experts link these extreme conditions to climate change, with concerns growing over prolonged heat and its impact on public safety and infrastructure across the continent.
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Marizanne Kapp’s unbeaten 81 sinks India as South Africa secure six-wicket win - 3:16:51 +0530
Marizanne Kapp's stellar all-round display secured a six-wicket victory for South Africa against India in the Women's T20 World Cup. After taking two crucial wickets, Kapp smashed an unbeaten 81 off 45 balls, including seven fours and four sixes. Despite India posting 158/7, dropped catches proved costly as Kapp guided South Africa to a thrilling chase with five balls to spare.
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'Robust system': CBSE declares over 87% reval results as marking controversy persists - 2:14:55 +0530
The CBSE has begun releasing Class 12 verification and re-evaluation results, covering over 87% of applications. This follows student concerns about potential answer sheet mismatches with their handwriting, raising transparency issues. The board assures a robust system and urges students to rely on official communications, with remaining results to be announced soon via DigiLocker.
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UK telecom giants roll out 'kill switch' to block stolen phones from working: How it works - 6:03:25 +0530
UK mobile giants Virgin Media O2 and VodafoneThree have activated a new 'kill switch' for new phones stolen from their stores, aiming to cripple the black market for stolen devices. This move follows resistance from major manufacturers like Apple and Samsung to a universal anti-theft lock. The technology renders stolen, unsold handsets unusable remotely, a measure previously seen in the Netherlands.
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Happy Father’s Day 2026: Top 50 wishes, messages and quotes to make dad feel special - Fri, 19 Jun 2026 21:00:00 +0530
Fathers often express love through actions, not words, and Father's Day on June 21, 2026, is a time to appreciate their guidance and support. Simple gestures like cooking a favorite meal or sharing memories can mean more than gifts. This day is about acknowledging their sacrifices and letting them know they are deeply appreciated.
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How China is using maritime tactics and propaganda to squeeze Taiwan - Sun, 21 Jun 2026 22:11:58 +0530
Taiwan's security official warns China is increasingly using 'grey-zone' tactics like coast guard patrols and legal claims to pressure the island, moving away from direct military threats. Beijing is exploiting international law and maritime activities to advance its objectives, while Taiwan is urged to adopt 'absolute transparency' and enhance regional cooperation to counter these evolving challenges amidst ongoing Chinese military drills.
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Can daily yoga help maintain testosterone naturally? What doctors want men to know - 2:32:37 +0530
Yoga may offer a natural boost to testosterone levels by significantly reducing stress and improving sleep quality, both crucial for hormone production. While not a direct stimulant, its benefits in calming the nervous system, enhancing sleep, and aiding in fat reduction and insulin sensitivity contribute to overall hormonal balance. For many, it's a valuable addition to a healthy lifestyle for better endocrine function.
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Anthropic co-founder who said software engineering is 'dead', now says days of AI prompts are over - 3:00:17 +0530
AI pioneer Boris Cherny, co-founder of Anthropic, is shifting his focus from manual prompt writing to 'loop engineering.' This new approach involves AI agents autonomously generating and refining prompts, moving beyond constant human input. Other AI leaders like Peter Steinberger and Addy Osmani echo this sentiment, emphasizing the design of these AI 'loops' over direct prompting. This evolution positions AI agents as more akin to employees, managing tasks and workflows.
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