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Police Raid 26 Locations in J&K's Sopore Amid Heightened Security

Jammu and Kashmir police conducted raids across 26 locations in Sopore following a series of recent terror attacks in the region. The operation was carried out as part of heightened security measures in the area. Sopore, located in the Baramulla district, has historically been a sensitive zone for militancy-related activity. Jamaat-e-Islami, a key organization linked to such operations, was banned and declared an unlawful association by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs under the UAPA in 2019.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Florida Scientists Breed 65 Million Clams from 39 Survivors to Restore Lagoon

Florida's Indian River Lagoon is showing signs of ecological recovery after years of environmental degradation. Scientists have been working to restore critical habitats including reefs, shellfish beds, seagrass, and wetlands. A key focus has been reviving clam populations that were nearly wiped out due to overharvesting and harmful algal blooms, with millions of juvenile and adult clams now reintroduced into the lagoon. Local governments are also tackling water runoff problems to support the broader restoration effort.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Google veteran Jeff Dean hands in laptop and badge after 27 years at the company

Jeff Dean, one of Google's earliest employees, has left the company after 27 years, sharing a photo of his sticker-covered laptop and employee badge on his final day. The post quickly gained over 2.8 million views online. Dean is departing alongside fellow Google researchers Sanjay Ghemawat, Oriol Vinyals, and Quoc Le. The group is co-founding a new AI startup called Discovery Loop, which has secured backing from Alphabet, Khosla Ventures, and Radical Ventures.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Supriya Sule calls Prashant Kishor's meeting with Pawar family an internal NCP matter

Political strategist Prashant Kishor met NCP chief and Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar and her son, MP Parth Pawar, earlier this week. The meeting has sparked speculation about a possible rift within the party. NCP leader Supriya Sule, who is also Sunetra Pawar's sister-in-law, responded to questions about the meeting by describing it as an internal party matter. Sule's measured response has done little to quell the buzz surrounding the significance of Kishor's visit to the Pawar family.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Bulandshahr: Rape-murder suspect with Rs 50,000 bounty killed in police encounter

A wanted accused in the rape and murder of a minor was killed in a police encounter in Bulandshahr. The suspect opened fire on officers during a routine checking operation, injuring two of them, while two others were shielded by bulletproof vests. The injured suspect was taken to hospital, where he was later declared dead. Authorities had placed a reward of Rs 50,000 on the accused. A second suspect involved in the case managed to flee and remains at large.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Typhoon Dolphin Forces Cancellation of 1,300+ Flights in Shanghai

Shanghai has cancelled more than 1,300 flights as China braces for the arrival of Typhoon Dolphin. The storm was recorded with maximum sustained winds of approximately 162 kilometers per hour (101 mph) as of Sunday morning. Authorities are taking precautionary measures ahead of the typhoon's approach to the region. The mass flight cancellations reflect the scale of disruption the storm is expected to cause to travel and daily life in Shanghai.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Allahabad HC: Proven Harassment Sufficient to Establish Dowry Death Guilt

The Allahabad High Court has ruled that direct proof is not required to establish a dowry death conviction if harassment of the victim is proven. The observation came while the court was hearing the case of Sandeep Singh Hora, a man convicted in a dowry death case. The court reduced Hora's life sentence to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment. The ruling clarifies the evidentiary standard applicable in dowry death cases under Indian law.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Srinath jokes he would have banned Ganguly over delayed 2001 Eden Test toss

Former India pacer Javagal Srinath has said he would have considered banning Sourav Ganguly for his late arrival at the coin toss during the iconic 2001 Eden Gardens Test against Australia. Despite the remark, Srinath acknowledged Ganguly's outstanding qualities as a captain, particularly his skill in nurturing young talent. The 2001 Test came during a period of significant change for Indian cricket, which was rebuilding its image following the match-fixing scandal of the late 1990s. Players of that era were deeply committed to restoring the sport's credibility in the country.

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IndiaNDTV ·

US Navy to Upgrade 19 Virginia-Class Submarines with Extra Missile Capacity

The Pentagon has announced plans to reclassify 19 Virginia-class submarines as guided-missile submarines. The upgrade involves adding a new structural section known as the Virginia Payload Module to each vessel. This modification is designed to significantly increase the number of missile cells available on each submarine. The move reflects the US Navy's effort to expand its undersea strike capabilities amid evolving global security demands.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Heavy Rain Lashes Parts of Tamil Nadu, Waterlogging Reported in Several Areas

Heavy rainfall hit parts of Tamil Nadu, with moderate rain recorded across multiple Chennai neighbourhoods including Kodambakkam, Nungambakkam, Vadapalani, and T Nagar. The India Meteorological Department has issued rain alerts for the region. Waterlogging was reported in some areas following the downpour. The rainfall brought temperatures down, offering residents relief from the prevailing warm and humid conditions.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

UK Housing Market Stalls in July as Rising Mortgage Rates Dampen Demand

Britain's housing market lost steam in July 2026, with property prices remaining largely flat amid rising mortgage rates and broader economic uncertainty. Buyer demand has taken a significant hit as borrowing costs climb, putting pressure on affordability across the country. A clear regional divide has emerged, with Northern Ireland and Scotland posting the strongest annual price growth, while southern regions recorded notable price declines. The widening north-south gap reflects uneven economic conditions across the UK. Analysts warn the market is likely to remain under pressure through the second half of 2026 as elevated borrowing costs persist.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Removing invasive rats in Palau boosted reef fish biomass by 183% in a year

A new study conducted on Ulong Island in Palau has provided the first experimental evidence linking invasive rat removal to coral reef recovery. After rats were eliminated, seabird populations rebounded, increasing the flow of nutrients from land into surrounding waters. Within just one year, researchers observed a 183% jump in fish biomass on nearby reefs. The findings demonstrate that island-based restoration efforts can simultaneously benefit both land and marine ecosystems.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

UK deploys concrete reef cubes in North Sea to restore native oyster populations

Britain has launched an initiative to revive native oyster populations in the North Sea using specially engineered concrete cubes. The structures are designed to give oysters a stable surface to anchor onto while also supporting broader marine biodiversity. The effort comes in response to a significant collapse in oyster numbers that has damaged the local ecosystem over time. Volunteers are playing a hands-on role in the project, cleaning surfaces and manually attaching oysters to the reef structures. The initiative represents a targeted attempt to rebuild a once-thriving marine habitat.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

4.3-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Nashik, Minor House Cracks Reported, No Casualties

A mild earthquake measuring 4.3 magnitude struck Nashik district over the weekend, accompanied by several aftershocks. District officials confirmed that no casualties were reported as a result of the seismic activity. Some residential structures developed minor cracks due to the tremors, prompting local inspections. Nearby dams were assessed and found to be structurally unaffected. Authorities have urged residents to remain alert and avoid circulating unverified information.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Basant Meghwal wins silver in high jump at World Athletics U20 Championships

Indian athlete Basant Kumar Meghwal claimed a silver medal in the men's high jump at the World Athletics U20 Championships. He cleared a personal best of 2.21 meters to secure the podium finish. The achievement makes him the first Indian high jumper to win a medal at this championship. Fellow Indian athlete Ashish Yadav also won a silver medal in the javelin throw event. The two medals combined to give India a total tally of two at the championships.

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