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NCERT reshuffles political science textbook panel; four members have RSS ties

India's National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has reconstituted the committee responsible for developing political science textbooks for Classes XI and XII. The newly formed 20-member panel draws faculty from prominent institutions including JNU, DU, IGNOU, and NLU Delhi. At least four of the panel members have current or past affiliations with organisations linked to the RSS-BJP. One of the two planned textbooks is expected to be completed by November.

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Supreme Court: Paternity tests permissible in marital disputes

India's Supreme Court has ruled that paternity tests of a child can be permitted in marital disputes. The court questioned why a woman would object to such a test if she had nothing to hide, suggesting that resistance could imply concern over the outcome. The ruling came as the court examined a case involving a marital dispute where paternity was a central issue. The Supreme Court's observation signals a shift in how courts may approach contested paternity claims within matrimonial proceedings.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Trump Claims Kim Jong Un Likes Him Unlike Biden and Obama

Former US President Donald Trump has claimed that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un holds a favorable view of him, unlike his predecessors Joe Biden and Barack Obama. Trump stated that Kim had treated him with 'great respect' during their interactions. He further suggested that their communication had played a role in improving stability on the Korean Peninsula. Trump has previously engaged in direct diplomacy with Kim Jong Un, including a series of high-profile summits during his first term in office.

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Maine mill town Millinocket rebuilds identity through tourism after 2008 closure

Millinocket, Maine, built its economy around the Great Northern Paper Company for decades before the mill shut down in 2008. The closure devastated the community, wiping out jobs and eroding the shared way of life that residents had long depended on. Journalist and filmmaker Peter Santenello documented the town, with longtime locals reflecting on what was lost. In response, the community has turned to tourism and the pursuit of new industries as pathways to economic recovery. Despite the hardships, Millinocket's residents remain determined to rebuild and find a new identity for their town.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Reports Claim Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Plan Return to UK

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly planning to move back to the United Kingdom this month. The couple had originally departed the UK in March 2020 after stepping back from their roles as senior royals. Their exit was marked by significant tension, as they had publicly voiced criticism of the royal family and the monarchy. The reported return would mark a notable reversal after years of living abroad.

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Delhi Launches 56 Special E-Buses for Women on High-Demand Routes

Delhi has introduced 56 special electric buses exclusively for women, targeting working women and college students during peak travel hours. The initiative is divided into two categories: 30 Ladies Special trips operating across 15 high-demand routes, and 26 University Ladies Special trips covering 13 routes. The University Ladies Special service, also known as U-Spl, is specifically designed to serve students commuting to colleges. The move aims to provide safer and more comfortable public transport options for women in the capital.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Wales' 800-year-old Haverfordwest Castle to get £17.7m makeover by 2028

Haverfordwest Castle in Pembrokeshire, Wales, is set to undergo a major £17.7 million redevelopment aimed at transforming it into a prominent tourist destination. The renovation plans include an immersive visitor centre, a café, a local shop, and a 500-seat outdoor events venue. Seasonal attractions such as Christmas markets are also part of the proposed offering. The historic fortress, which dates back around 800 years, is expected to welcome visitors again by 2028. Entry to the revamped castle will be free of charge.

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Teen scientist, 17, develops blood-based early detection test for pancreatic cancer

Audrey Zheng, a 17-year-old high school student, has developed a novel bioengineering method for the early detection of pancreatic cancer. Her technique uses magnetic beads to isolate tumor-derived particles from blood samples, achieving remarkable accuracy in clinical trials. The research presents a promising new approach to diagnosing pancreatic cancer at an earlier, more treatable stage. Zheng's work has earned her a place as a national finalist in a prestigious science competition, highlighting the potential impact of her discovery on patient survival outcomes.

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