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Delhi Metro Passengers Confront CISF Official Over Alleged Photo of Woman

A confrontation broke out inside the Delhi Metro after a Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) official was accused of secretly photographing a woman passenger. Fellow commuters challenged the personnel after witnessing the alleged act. The CISF official initially denied having taken any photos of the woman. A video of the incident spread widely on social media, drawing public attention to the episode.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Maine engineers build solar floating conveyor to automate oyster farming

Engineers in Maine are developing a solar-powered floating platform designed specifically for oyster aquaculture. The system features a vertical conveyor mechanism that lifts oyster baskets from underwater to the surface, reducing the physical labor required from farmers. Beyond harvesting assistance, the platform also helps shape oysters and remove unwanted marine growth from their shells. The device is projected to handle up to 125,000 oysters annually, potentially transforming small-scale oyster farming operations.

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Padikkal hits career-best 167 on Test century debut against Sri Lanka in Galle

Devdutt Padikkal scored a career-best 167 in the Galle Test against Sri Lanka, converting his overnight score of 131 into his maiden Test century. The left-handed batter credited two years of hard work, disciplined footwork, and a clear strategy against spin for the milestone innings. Padikkal emphasized the importance of maintaining focus after reaching the three-figure mark rather than easing off. His knock helped India post a strong total of 460/9 in the match.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Two screeners injured after passenger's pistol fires accidentally at Varanasi airport

Two cargo screeners were injured at Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport in Varanasi during a security check. A passenger's pistol accidentally discharged when he pressed the trigger, claiming the weapon was unloaded. One screener suffered an injury to his left hand, while the other sustained injuries to both legs. The incident took place as the passenger was boarding a flight to Mumbai.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Brooklyn Art Installation Lets Visitors Bury Secrets Anonymously Until 2042

French artist Sophie Calle has created a marble obelisk in Brooklyn where people can anonymously deposit their written secrets. The art installation, known as a 'grave of secrets,' has been accepting confessions since 2017 and will continue to do so until 2042. Secrets submitted are periodically exhumed and cremated in a ceremonial ritual. The project is designed to offer visitors a sense of catharsis and emotional release through the act of unburdening.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

India Draw 2-2 With China in Hockey World Cup Opener

India began their Hockey World Cup campaign with a 2-2 draw against Olympic silver medallists China. Navneet Kaur gave India an early lead, but China's Zhang Ying levelled with a penalty stroke. Deepika restored India's advantage via a penalty corner in the second quarter. However, Ma Ning equalised for China in the third quarter, ensuring the match ended in a stalemate.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Why NHL Players Tape Their Sticks: Performance, Protection and Personal Style

NHL players tape their hockey sticks for several practical reasons that extend well beyond tradition or habit. The tape alters the feel between the blade and the puck, improving control and overall handling during play. It also helps prevent ice and snow buildup on the blade while offering added protection to the equipment itself. Players can customize their grip through different taping styles, making it a personal choice influenced by comfort and playing style. Stars like Connor McDavid have their own distinct tape jobs, which often reflect individual pregame routines and visual preferences.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Sri Lanka bowlers strike back on rain-curtailed Day 2 of Galle Test

Day 2 of the India vs Sri Lanka Test in Galle was heavily disrupted by rain, leaving only around 90 minutes of play possible. Sri Lanka's bowlers used the limited time effectively, dismissing India's overnight batters in quick succession to bring the hosts back into the match. Despite the late collapse, India had built a strong position largely thanks to Devdutt Padikkal's impressive knock of 167, supported by a valuable lower-order partnership. The Galle pitch is now showing increasing turn and bounce, conditions that are expected to favour Sri Lanka's spinners as the match progresses.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Actor Ananya Raj, Known for '7 Hours to Go' and 'Ghost', Dies at 27

Actor Ananya Raj passed away on July 15 at the age of 27 after struggling with physical and mental health challenges for more than a year. Her family announced her death on Instagram, describing her as a strong-spirited individual and stating she died peacefully in her sleep. Raj was recognized for her roles in Hindi films such as '7 Hours to Go', 'The Final Exit', and 'Ghost'. She had also appeared in regional productions, including the Telugu film 'Thaggede Le'. Fans and followers took to social media to mourn her passing and pay tribute to her work.

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Mumbai Man Who Sought 'Pure Veg' Tenants Apologises After MNS Summons

Bhavesh Kaware, a Mumbai flat owner who went viral for seeking only 'pure vegetarian' tenants for his upscale apartment, issued a public apology after being summoned by the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS). He met MNS chief Raj Thackeray on Saturday at Shivteerth, the party's headquarters in Mumbai. The meeting followed widespread criticism of Kaware's discriminatory rental conditions, which had sparked public outrage. Thackeray reportedly reminded Kaware that non-vegetarians, including those who run chicken shops, are also legitimate citizens and contributors to society.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Teen develops $200 red-light device to speed up wound healing in microgravity

Eighteen-year-old San Diego student Leanne Fan has been named a finalist in the 2026 Regeneron Science Talent Search for her innovative wound-healing research. She designed a low-cost $200 device to simulate microgravity conditions and tested a red-light therapy treatment within it. Her experiments on flatworms showed a 95.2% acceleration in tissue regeneration under the treatment. Additional tests using human cells demonstrated faster cell movement during wound closure. The research addresses a critical challenge for long-duration space missions, where healing is known to be impaired in microgravity.

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Teen wins $250,000 Regeneron prize for algorithm identifying 146 noble polyhedra

Seventeen-year-old Connor Hill won the top prize of $250,000 at the Regeneron Science Talent Search by developing an algorithm that classifies noble polyhedra, uncovering 146 distinct shapes and two infinite families. Edward Kang earned second place with an AI-based tool designed to assist in autism screening. Third place went to Iris Shen for her research into blood cancer using clams. The competition continues to spotlight exceptional young scientific minds from across the country. Regeneron also announced a ten-year sponsorship extension, pledging ongoing support for the prestigious science competition.

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