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Nepal Issues Fresh Flood Alerts as Rescue Efforts Continue After Deadly Disaster

Nepalese authorities sent flood warning alerts directly to residents' mobile phones early Sunday as the country continues to reel from catastrophic flooding that struck on Wednesday. Rescue teams are actively working to clear a key highway linking Kathmandu to one of the most severely affected regions. The warnings signal that the threat of further flooding has not yet subsided for vulnerable communities. Authorities are racing to restore connectivity and access to hard-hit areas as victims cope with the ongoing devastation.

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Pakistan PPP Dismisses Viral Claims of Bilawal Bhutto's Royal Wedding

Rumors circulating widely on social media claimed that Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari is set to marry a European princess. The claims further alleged that his father, Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, had travelled to Liechtenstein — a small sovereign state between Switzerland and Austria — to finalize a wedding date. PPP leadership has responded to the viral speculation, dismissing the claims. No official confirmation or credible evidence has emerged to support the reported marriage plans.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

NASA Roman Space Telescope Launches to Hunt Planets, Dark Matter and Galaxies

NASA has launched its new Roman Space Telescope on a mission to explore the distant universe. The observatory is designed to search for dark matter, dark energy, thousands of new planets, and billions of galaxies. Roman's wide field of view significantly exceeds that of the Hubble Space Telescope, marking a major leap in observational capability. The mission is intended to build on discoveries already made by both the Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Ukrainian Deminer Antonina Kulhava Helps Reclaim Farmland from War Explosives

Antonina Kulhava, a Ukrainian humanitarian deminer, is working to clear mines and unexploded ordnance left behind by the ongoing war. Her team's efforts are focused on making agricultural land safe for use again. The clearance work has already shown results, with farmers returning to cultivate some of the fields her team has cleared. Kulhava's work highlights the broader challenge of restoring civilian life and livelihoods in war-affected regions of Ukraine.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Logan Paul vs The Miz: How Two WWE Stars Built Their Fortunes

Logan Paul and The Miz have each accumulated significant wealth through their respective careers in WWE, though via markedly different routes. Paul has leveraged digital media, professional boxing, wrestling, and entrepreneurship, with his PRIME Hydration brand being a major contributor to his estimated net worth. The Miz, born Michael Gregory Mizanin, has built his fortune over a lengthy WWE career supplemented by reality television, acting, and hosting work. Together, the two represent contrasting models of how modern entertainers can diversify income streams beyond professional wrestling.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Mohammad Yousuf Blasts Pakistan Coaching Staff After Babar Azam's Poor Show at Lord's

Babar Azam continued his poor run in Test cricket, scoring just six runs at Lord's in the ongoing match against England. Former Pakistan batsman Mohammad Yousuf sharply criticised the team's coaching staff, claiming they are harming rather than helping players develop. Yousuf argued that constant changes in team leadership have added to the pressure on players. He also pointed to Pakistan's dismal overseas record, having lost nine of their last ten away Test matches, as evidence of deeper systemic issues.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Amazon shut down 47 rooftop solar sites in 2021 after six fire incidents

Amazon decommissioned rooftop solar systems across all 47 of its North American facilities in 2021 following six reported incidents involving fires or arc flash events. The decision came after multiple sites flagged serious safety concerns with their solar installations. A subsequent audit of Amazon's global solar portfolio uncovered one critical issue and 259 significant problems. Faults identified included mismatched connectors, improper installation, poor wire management, and water intrusion in inverters.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Baloo Gupte: 417 First-Class Wickets but Only 3 Tests for India

Baloo Gupte, a leg-spin bowler and younger brother of Indian cricket legend Subhash Gupte, represented India in only three Test matches. His brief international stint came after his brother Subhash was dropped from the national side. Despite his limited Test appearances, Baloo managed just three wickets at the highest level. However, his talent was far more evident in domestic cricket, where he accumulated over 400 first-class wickets across his career. His story remains one of Indian cricket's lesser-known tales of a gifted bowler who never received a sustained chance on the international stage.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Vivek Dahiya Opens Up About Wife Divyanka's Postpartum Depression Battle

Actor Vivek Dahiya has spoken openly about the challenges of postpartum depression, calling it a real and serious condition that many new mothers face. He highlighted the significant physical and hormonal changes women undergo after childbirth. Vivek described how he has been supporting his wife, actress Divyanka Tripathi, as she adjusts to her body's transformation following the birth of their child. The couple is navigating early parenthood together, finding strength and joy in the experience while deepening their bond.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Nepal Principal Evacuates 1,643 Students After Timely Flood Warning in Nuwakot

A school principal in Nuwakot, Nepal, successfully evacuated 1,643 children after receiving an advance warning about fast-rising floodwaters heading toward his school. Acting swiftly on the alert, he mobilized the evacuation before the floodwaters could reach the premises. The prompt response ensured that all students were moved to safety without any reported casualties. The incident has been widely praised as an example of how early warning systems and quick decision-making can prevent disaster in vulnerable communities.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Bird Island restoration boosts sooty tern colony 35-fold over decades

Bird Island in Seychelles has become a major conservation success story after years of ecological damage caused by farming and exploitation. When Guy Savy and his partners took ownership in 1967, they launched a systematic restoration effort alongside eco-tourism initiatives. These long-term measures have driven a dramatic recovery in seabird populations, with the sooty tern colony growing from around 20,000 to approximately 700,000 birds. The transformation demonstrates that sustained conservation efforts can effectively reverse serious environmental degradation on island ecosystems.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

FIR Filed Against Mamata Banerjee for Alleged Violation of High Court Order

An FIR has been registered against West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for allegedly violating a High Court order. The case relates to a Trinamool Chhatra Parishad event held on August 28, which police claim ran beyond permitted hours and caused public disruptions. BJP leader Agnimitra Paul warned that violations of court orders would not be tolerated. Several ministers condemned Banerjee for allegedly disrespecting the judiciary and constitutional institutions. Authorities have stated that the investigation will look into the conduct of all persons involved in the event.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Nine UDP MLAs in Meghalaya Hold Merger Talks With BJP: Sources

Nine legislators from the United Democratic Party (UDP) in Meghalaya are reportedly in discussions with the Bharatiya Janata Party over a possible merger. The development signals a potential shift in the state's political landscape. The talks gained momentum following a recent meeting between UDP MLAs and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, a senior BJP leader. Sources indicate the merger discussions are at an advanced stage, though no official confirmation has been made by either party.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Hyderabad nurse, 21, found dead with facial injuries at hospital residence

A 21-year-old nurse named Vuke Shirisha was found dead with bleeding injuries on her face in Hyderabad. She was employed at Prime Care Hospital in Thukkuguda and lived in the hospital's residential quarters. The incident came to light and was reported to the Shamshabad Police, who are handling the case. Shirisha had been residing at the hospital accommodation along with fellow nurses. Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding her death.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Middle East War Strains US Missile Stocks, Weakening Posture Against China and Russia

Ongoing conflict in the Middle East has significantly depleted US missile and air-defense stockpiles, raising concerns about Washington's global defense readiness. Taiwan's ability to deter a potential Chinese threat faces growing uncertainty as American weapons supplies run thin. Ukraine is also feeling the impact, with limited air-defense interceptors hampering US support for Kyiv. Analysts warn that replenishing these advanced weapons systems will be a lengthy and difficult process. The shortages risk undermining US military preparedness on multiple fronts for years to come.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Delhi enforces stricter fire safety rules for buildings under revised bye-laws

Delhi has introduced updated fire safety regulations for buildings as part of its Unified Building Bye-Laws. The new rules cover eighteen key categories aimed at strengthening safety standards across the city. Requirements include provisions for fire engine access, secured emergency exits, backup power supply, and continuous monitoring systems. The changes were prompted by recent fire incidents that exposed gaps in existing safety measures. Property owners and developers in Delhi are now expected to comply with these enhanced guidelines.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Gold and Silver Prices Face Pressure in September on Fed, Jobs Data Watch

Gold and silver prices are expected to remain under pressure throughout September 2024. Upcoming US employment data, including non-farm payrolls and unemployment figures, will be key drivers of market movement. Traders are closely watching signals around potential shifts in Federal Reserve monetary policy. Geopolitical tensions are also expected to influence the direction of bullion markets during this period.

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