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Jharkhand Activist Devendra Mahto Hospitalised After 9-Day Hunger Strike

JLKM leader Devendra Nath Mahto was hospitalised after his health deteriorated following a nine-day hunger strike. Mahto had been protesting against alleged irregularities in Jharkhand's recruitment examinations. His condition worsened as the strike progressed, necessitating medical intervention. The protest highlights ongoing concerns about the integrity of the state's recruitment process.

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BJP MP Misattributes Rajasthan Drug Video as Punjab in Social Media Post

BJP Rajya Sabha MP Harbhajan Singh shared a video on X claiming it depicted drug abuse among youth in Punjab. The video, however, turned out to originate from Rajasthan, not Punjab. Singh had expressed concern over Punjab's youth while sharing the clip, stating they 'deserve better.' The incident highlights the spread of misinformation on social media, including by public figures. The misattribution was flagged and reported by NDTV.

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Two CJP Protesters Hospitalized After Police Intervention, Hunger Strike Continues

Two youths, Manish Brahmabhatt and Rahul Pandya, were hospitalized on Monday after police forcibly intervened in their indefinite hunger strike against the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) founder. The protesters had been demonstrating against the organization's core committee list, alleging that they were unfairly excluded in favor of newer members. They accused the CJP leadership of favoritism in the selection process. Despite the hospitalization of the two leaders, the protest has not subsided, with new volunteers stepping in to continue the hunger strike in their absence.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

39-Week Pregnant Woman Performs 15-Min CPR to Save Husband From Cardiac Arrest

A woman who was 39 weeks pregnant saved her husband's life after his heart suddenly stopped beating in the middle of the night. She performed CPR on him for approximately 15 minutes until help arrived. The husband was hospitalised and remained in a coma in the days that followed. During this period, the couple's newborn daughter was brought to meet her father while he was still unconscious. The family described the emotionally overwhelming series of events as the most extraordinary experience of their lives.

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Colombia Declares Emergency After Earthquake Kills Over 100 in West

A powerful earthquake struck western Colombia, killing more than 100 people and prompting a national emergency declaration. President Abelardo de la Espriella, who had recently been inaugurated, announced the state of emergency on Monday. The disaster hit the western region of the country, causing significant casualties. The emergency declaration is intended to mobilize resources and coordinate relief efforts in the affected areas.

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Assam Karate Champion Returns Home to Family Living in a Tent

Janmoni Konwar, a young girl from Assam, has won a gold medal at a national-level karate championship. Despite her sporting achievement, her family lives in extremely humble conditions, currently residing in a tent. To fund her participation in karate competitions, her family had previously sold two buffaloes to cover the expenses. Her victory has brought national attention to both her talent and her family's difficult financial circumstances. The story highlights the stark contrast between her athletic success and the hardships faced by her family back home.

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Trump Administration Revokes Over 175,000 US Visas on Law Enforcement Grounds

The United States has revoked more than 175,000 visas under the Trump administration. The revocations have primarily been driven by law enforcement encounters involving visa holders. Crimes such as assault, driving under the influence, theft, and drug-related offences were cited as the leading reasons for the cancellations. The State Department confirmed these figures, highlighting a stricter enforcement approach toward foreign nationals with criminal records or encounters.

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Jury Selection Begins in Trial Over Tupac Shakur's 1996 Murder

Jury selection commenced Monday at a Las Vegas courthouse in the long-awaited trial of a man accused of orchestrating the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur. The case comes nearly three decades after Shakur was fatally shot in Las Vegas in 1996. Family members of the iconic rapper were present outside the courthouse alongside other supporters as proceedings got underway. The jury selection process is expected to continue for much of the week before the trial formally begins.

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Saudi Airstrike on Sanaa Airport Triggered Breakdown of Yemen Truce

A Saudi airstrike on July 13 struck the runway of Sanaa International Airport in Yemen's capital, marking the beginning of the truce's unraveling. The strike prevented an Iranian aircraft from landing, which was carrying a senior Houthi delegation. The incident set off a series of retaliatory exchanges between the warring parties. This tit-for-tat escalation has since put the fragile ceasefire in Yemen under serious strain.

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British National Killed by Stray Bullet Amid PoK Unrest, Says Family

A British man has been killed by a stray bullet during clashes in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), according to a report by the Guardian. The victim's family clarified that he was not participating in any protests at the time of the incident. The case has drawn attention to how ongoing unrest in the PoK region is impacting British nationals who have family ties there. The incident underscores the broader humanitarian consequences of the civil disturbances in the area.

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India's Monsoon Rebounds but El Nino Risk Clouds Kharif Season Outlook

India is experiencing a revival in monsoon activity, bringing some relief after a period of deficient rainfall. However, the threat of El Nino, a global climate phenomenon, continues to cast uncertainty over the season. The uneven distribution of rainfall across regions remains a concern for farmers and agricultural planners. This mixed weather outlook has significant implications for the ongoing Kharif cropping season, which depends heavily on consistent monsoon performance.

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Drought Covers Nearly Three-Quarters of England Amid Ongoing Heat

The UK's Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) has reported that most of England is currently gripped by drought conditions. Officials described the situation as a 'flash drought', a type that develops rapidly rather than over a prolonged period. The drought has been driven by a combination of very low rainfall and persistently high temperatures. Further heat is expected, raising concerns about the drought worsening in the coming period.

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BJP Eyes Punjab Drug Crisis as Political Leverage Ahead of State Polls

The BJP appears to be positioning the drug menace in Punjab as a key electoral issue to strengthen its political standing in the state. The party has been framing the Punjab drug crisis not merely as a local law and order problem but as part of a broader national anti-narcotics agenda. At the central level, the BJP government has launched an anti-drug programme, lending the party a platform to project itself as a serious stakeholder in combating the issue. This strategy could allow the BJP to challenge rival parties on governance and public health grounds in a state where drug abuse has long been a pressing concern.

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China Bans AI Companions, Users Mourn Loss of Virtual Relationships

China has cracked down on AI companion applications, forcing many platforms to shut down or restrict their services. These apps offered users a range of virtual relationships, from romantic partners to digital recreations of deceased loved ones. The ban has prompted an emotional response from users, many of whom had formed deep attachments to their AI companions over time. Some users have publicly expressed grief over the loss, treating it similarly to the end of a real relationship. The crackdown is part of China's broader effort to regulate artificial intelligence and its social impact.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Horoscope Today: Daily astrological predictions for August 11

Horoscope Today: Read daily horoscope predictions for August 11, 2026. Know all about the astrological events and influences that will be affecting each of the 12 zodiac signs. Our astrologer has analyzed the movements of the planets and the alignment of the stars to bring you the most accurate and up-to-date horoscope predictions for the day ahead. Get ready to discover what the stars have in store for you today.

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Russia Bans Last Remaining Anti-War Party Yabloko From Elections

Russia has barred Yabloko, the country's last remaining anti-war political party, from participating in upcoming elections. The party, whose name means 'apple' in Russian, had already been struggling politically before the ban. A poll conducted earlier this year placed Yabloko's support at just three percent, below the five-percent threshold required to win seats in Russia's lower house of parliament. The move effectively eliminates any formal electoral opposition to the ongoing war within Russia's political system.

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Mumbai food inspectors find cockroach infestation at Blinkit, seize sweets from Reliance Retail

Food safety authorities in Mumbai conducted inspections that uncovered serious hygiene violations at two major retail operations. A significant cockroach infestation was discovered in the vegetable and fruit storage areas at a Blink Commerce Pvt Ltd facility, the parent company of quick-commerce platform Blinkit. In a separate action, officials seized 54 boxes of 'kaju katli' sweets under the brand name Laxmi Narayan from a Reliance Retail outlet. The seizures indicate ongoing food safety enforcement efforts targeting both traditional and modern retail formats in the city.

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