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Karnataka Prohibits Sale of Fake Paneer Marketed as Real for One Year

Karnataka has imposed a one-year ban on the sale of analogue paneer being marketed as genuine paneer. The product differs fundamentally from real paneer, which is traditionally made from milk. Analogue paneer is instead manufactured using vegetable oils, starches, emulsifiers, and various additives. The ban aims to protect consumers from being misled by products falsely labeled or sold as authentic paneer.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

29 US States Take Meta to Trial Over Child Safety on Facebook and Instagram

Twenty-nine US states have filed a lawsuit against Meta, accusing the company of deliberately designing its platforms to exploit young users. The states allege that Meta withheld internal research that highlighted potential harms caused by Facebook and Instagram to teenagers. Plaintiffs are seeking heavy financial penalties as well as court-mandated redesigns of both platforms. A former Meta engineer is set to appear as a key witness during the trial proceedings. The outcome of this landmark case could have far-reaching consequences for social media regulation worldwide.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

ABVP-NSUI clash near Pune hostel ahead of Rahul Gandhi's student event

Members of ABVP and NSUI came to blows outside a Pune university hostel on Friday evening. Police stepped in and detained several individuals involved in the confrontation. Authorities registered a case against NSUI and Youth Congress workers over alleged assault. The incident took place just before Rahul Gandhi's planned 'Chhatron ki Goonj' programme in Pune. The event is designed to highlight women's experiences and the challenges they face across India.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

US firms reframe AI-driven layoffs as role transformation amid public backlash

Corporate leaders in the United States are shifting their language around AI-related workforce changes, describing them as role transformations rather than job cuts. This rhetorical shift comes as public anxiety grows over AI's potential to reduce economic opportunities for American workers. Investors are simultaneously pressuring companies to demonstrate that their AI spending is translating into stronger profit margins. The combination of financial expectations and public scrutiny has prompted firms to adopt a more cautious and carefully worded stance on AI's impact on employment.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Dravid urges patience for Sooryavanshi, stresses need for more red-ball cricket

Former India head coach Rahul Dravid has offered a candid assessment of young cricketer Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's development. Dravid noted that Sooryavanshi has not had sufficient exposure to red-ball cricket, which he considers essential alongside white-ball formats. He emphasized that a balanced diet of both formats is critical for the youngster's overall growth as a cricketer. Dravid called for patience as Sooryavanshi takes his early steps in professional cricket. His remarks reflect a broader commitment within the sport to nurturing players capable of excelling in Test cricket.

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IndiaNDTV ·

India Can Realistically Aim for Third in Global Space Race, Says Expert

India lags behind China in space spending, but holds a significant advantage in global trust, according to Bellatrix Aerospace COO. The United States continues to lead the global space race by a wide margin. Despite China's higher expenditure, industry experts believe India's credibility positions it competitively. The Bellatrix Aerospace COO stated that a third-place ranking in the global space order is a realistic goal for India.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

High Mountain Asia losing 24 billion tonnes of groundwater annually

Groundwater reserves across High Mountain Asia are depleting at an alarming rate of 24 billion tonnes per year. The crisis is driven by a combination of climate change impacts and excessive human water consumption. Agricultural irrigation demands in lower basin regions are significantly worsening the rate of groundwater storage loss. While accelerating glacier melt may temporarily offset some of the depletion, experts warn this relief will be short-lived. If current usage trends continue unchecked, projections indicate the depletion will accelerate sharply once glacial sources diminish.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Easy EMI Schemes Drive Indian Families Into Risky Consumer Tech Debt

Young Indian consumers are increasingly purchasing high-end electronics like iPhones through easy financing schemes at retail stores, requiring little more than basic identity documents to walk out with devices. These gadgets often cost more than the entire monthly income of the buyer's household, raising serious concerns about household debt sustainability. The accessibility of instant credit at physical stores has made it dangerously simple for low-income buyers to take on financial burdens they may struggle to repay. Experts warn that the allure of premium consumer technology is pushing families into debt cycles that can have long-term financial consequences.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Bihar Cybercrime Gang Arrested Over Rs 3.5 Crore Fertiliser Franchise Fraud

Police in Bihar have arrested a gang of cybercriminals suspected of running a large-scale online fraud scheme. The accused allegedly posed as fertiliser franchise operators to deceive victims across the country. Investigators have linked the gang to approximately 498 cybercrime complaints filed nationwide. The fraudulent transactions involved in these cases amount to roughly Rs 3.5 crore in total.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

New Guinea Snake Species Named After Guns N' Roses Guitarist Slash

Scientists have discovered a new non-venomous snake species in New Guinea, officially named Lielaphis slashi. The species was named in honor of Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash, whose real name is Saul Hudson, due to his longstanding fascination with reptiles and nature. The small, ground-dwelling snake was first encountered during earlier fieldwork in the region. Its discovery highlights the remarkable biodiversity found in New Guinea and underscores the need for continued conservation efforts there.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Maharashtra to fund retired police dogs living with their former handlers

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has announced that retired police dogs will be allowed to live with their former handlers at the state's expense. The decision comes after Fadnavis argued that dogs serving the police force for a decade deserve a comfortable life post-retirement. The state government will bear the costs associated with the care of these animals after they leave active duty. The move reflects a broader recognition of the service and contribution of police dogs to law enforcement in Maharashtra.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

India Home Prices Rise 6% in Q1 FY27, Delhi and Chennai Lead Gains

Residential real estate prices in India increased by 6% during the first quarter of FY2027, according to a recent report. The growth was primarily driven by key urban markets including Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida, and Chennai. These cities outpaced other regions in price appreciation during the period. The rise reflects sustained demand in major metropolitan and satellite city markets across the country.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Indian Army raises first Baaz drone battalion along western border

The Indian Army has established its first dedicated drone unit, named the Baaz Battalion, positioned along the western front. The battalion will operate under the Vajra Corps, which oversees sensitive border regions in northern Punjab. The unit is designed to handle roles ranging from border surveillance to deep strike operations. As part of a broader modernisation push, the Army is integrating drones across multiple branches, including combat and support functions. Infantry battalions are set to receive Ashni platoons, while artillery units will induct specialised Divyastra batteries.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Deepika Padukone exits Spirit film amid profit-share dispute, Triptii Dimri steps in

Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone has exited director Sandeep Reddy Vanga's upcoming film 'Spirit'. Reports indicate her departure was linked to a demand for a ten percent share in the film's profits. The development has sparked debate around gender bias in the Hindi film industry. Fans have expressed support for Padukone on social media platforms. Actress Triptii Dimri has since been brought on board to replace her in the project.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Sangakkara restores 120-year-old villa inside Sri Lanka's Galle Fort

Cricket legend Kumar Sangakkara and his wife have restored a historic villa located within Galle Fort, Sri Lanka. The property, which is approximately 120 years old, has been carefully renovated to preserve its weathered walls and layered patina while incorporating modern elements. The residence now features four bedrooms, courtyard gardens, and a rooftop pool. The restored villa offers guests an immersive experience of Galle Fort's rich architectural and cultural heritage.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Jaishankar to Visit Russia on Aug 23-24 for Trade and Scientific Talks

Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar is scheduled to visit Russia on August 23 and 24. The visit is expected to focus on bilateral trade and scientific cooperation between the two countries. The trip signals continued diplomatic engagement between India and Russia. Further details about the agenda or meetings have not been provided in the available information.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Saab Unveils Stealthy Supersonic Combat Drone Designed to Fly Alongside Gripen E

Swedish defense company Saab has revealed a concept for a stealthy, supersonic unmanned combat aircraft intended to operate alongside its Gripen E fighter jets. The autonomous drone is designed to carry out a range of combat missions while maintaining a low radar signature. Two technology prototypes, designated A1 and A2, are currently undergoing testing to advance the aircraft's flight systems. The program aims to establish an effective human-machine teaming model to enhance overall battlefield performance.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Delhi Police Nabs 72-Year-Old Fugitive in 2008 Extortion Case After 15 Years

Delhi Police has arrested 72-year-old Hari Singh Shekhawat in connection with an extortion case that originated in 2008. Shekhawat had allegedly attempted to extort money from a multinational garment company where he was employed at the time. Authorities pursued the case for approximately 15 years before finally apprehending the accused. The arrest brings a long-pending case to a significant milestone after one and a half decades of investigation.

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