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Hyderabad tea stall owner walks into police station, sets himself ablaze

P Sudhakar, a tea stall owner in Bhimgal, attempted suicide by self-immolation at the local police station. He was agitated due to alleged threats from a rival grocery shop owner. The police had previously registered a petty case against him for violating late-night business hours. Immediate action by police personnel extinguished the flames, and he was taken to a government hospital for treatment.

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Akash Anand’s BSP comeback No. 3: Here's why Mayawati took him back yet again

BSP chief Mayawati has reinstated her nephew Akash Anand as national coordinator, just days after he apologised and pledged loyalty. It is his third comeback after expulsion. The rift began when Anand didn't repost her appeal asking his father-in-law Ashok Siddharth to retire from politics. Mayawati warned that party discipline is paramount. With Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections due in early 2027, the move appears aimed at steadying the party and avoiding further organisational turmoil.

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Couple accidentally won 1830s house for $460,000; spent $300,000 restoring it

A Pennsylvania couple, Tyler and Lauren Bouldin, bought an abandoned stone house at an auction for $460,000. They faced numerous challenges during renovations, including structural issues and rising costs due to the pandemic. The couple decided to shift their approach to reuse materials and take on more work themselves. After about five years of work, the renovations are approximately 85% complete, although challenges remain.

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Anthropic admits to investors that the US govt is a 'problem': What the company said

Anthropic has raised concerns for potential investors regarding the impacts of governmental relations and shifting political sentiments. The firm warns that adverse views on its technology may undermine collaborations and result in diminished earnings. Its IPO prospectus underlines the risk of reputational harm from regulatory oversight and public anxiety. Although direct government contracts provide little revenue, they can significantly influence client trust.

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'What are you doing?' Bombay HC's Goa Bench raps EC over voter deletions

The HC's remarks came while examining concerns over voter deletions during the SIR exercise. The bench referred to observations made by the Supreme Court that ensuring the inclusion of Indian citizens in the final voter list is the ECI's responsibility. The comments was in the backdrop of the wider legal challenge to the voter revision exercise, with concerns being raised over the manner in which names could be excluded from electoral rolls.

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World champ beaten, Oly champ toppled: Indian wrestlers now dream of LA 2028 gold

Indian wrestlers shone at the Asian Games, clinching six medals and aiming for Olympic success. A standout performance saw Aman Sehrawat and Sujeet Kalkal grab gold in their categories. Nitesh Siwach made a triumphant comeback with silver, while Deepak Punia took bronze in a new weight class. Antim Panghal secured silver, showing improvement, and Sunil Kumar etched his name in history with a second medal.

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Fire breaks out on Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi's 'Ramayana' temporary set

A fire erupted on the set of the much-anticipated film 'Ramayana' by Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi in Mumbai. Promptly reported at 4.02 pm, the fire was brought under control by 4.55 pm, with no injuries to cast or crew. The flames disrupted nearby productions like 'Hustle 5' and 'Pati Patni Aur Panga 2', with initial investigations linking the fire's origin to the latter's set.

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Beyond the F-35: US, China are racing to build 6th-gen jets that will command drone fleets

Sixth-generation fighter aircraft are expected to revolutionize air warfare by incorporating advanced technologies and strong connectivity. Both the US and China are at the forefront of developing these advanced military systems. Collaborations among nations like the UK, Japan, and Italy aim to create powerful multirole aircraft. The shift to network-centric warfare emphasizes the importance of information dominance in future conflicts. As these advancements unfold, traditional combat approaches may evolve significantly.

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Karnataka DIG frees murder convict using fake SC papers, 'sexually exploits' his wife

Somashekhar, a deputy inspector general of Karnataka Prisons, was arrested for serious corruption allegations. The officer was involved in the illegal release of a murderer using forged Supreme Court documents. Additional accusations include sexually exploiting the convict's wife and granting unlawful paroles. He allegedly bypassed prison protocols to favor the convict, which violated established regulations. The investigation highlights extensive misconduct within the prison system during 2018.

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Saudi-led coalition targets Red Sea territory held by Houthis. What's Pak's role?

Islamabad has not publicly acknowledged direct involvement in Saudi Arabia's offensive inside Yemen. However, several reports point that Pakistani forces could be helping Saudi Arabia shift more of its military resources towards the war by taking over defensive responsibilities inside the kingdom. That could allow Saudi forces to concentrate on the offensive against the Houthis without Pakistan formally becoming a combatant in Yemen.

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Denzel Washington gave $1m to Texas debate team; it later won national title

Denzel Washington donated $1 million to Wiley College in Texas to revive its debate programme in 2007. The programme had been inactive since 1947 and soon regained prominence in collegiate debate. In 2014, the Wiley College debate team won a national tournament, defeating 80 other schools. Washington has since followed the team's progress and pledged to continue financial support.

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