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Two Killed as DCM Vehicle Rams Into Truck on Lucknow Road

A fatal road accident in Lucknow claimed two lives after a DCM goods vehicle collided with a truck. Both vehicles were travelling in the same direction, from Sarojini Nagar towards Bijnor, when the crash occurred. The DCM vehicle reportedly lost control and struck the rear of the truck ahead of it. Police have confirmed the incident and are investigating the cause of the accident.

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Independent Jury Finds Telangana Govt Seized Farmland Without Adequate Notice

An independent jury has accused the Telangana government of forcibly acquiring agricultural land belonging to farmers. According to the jury's findings, state officials carried out the land takeovers accompanied by heavy police presence. The jury alleged that standing crops were destroyed in the process, causing direct harm to farmers' livelihoods. The acquisitions were reportedly carried out without providing farmers sufficient prior notice. The findings raise serious concerns about due process in the state's land acquisition procedures.

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Pakistan Army Airlifts Bodies of Nirmal Purja and 4 Climbers from Broad Peak

The bodies of five mountaineers, including renowned Nepali-British climber Nirmal Purja, were recovered from Broad Peak in Pakistan. The other four deceased were Chinese climber Zhong Wang and Nepali climbers Nima Sherpa, Gyalu Sherpa, and Kilu Sherpa. Pakistani Army helicopters transported the remains from the mountain's base camp to the air base in Skardu. The bodies were subsequently moved from the air base to a hospital for further procedures.

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RSS Chief Bhagwat: Gen Z Protests Are Not Anti-National, But Must Follow Democratic Norms

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, 75, has defended the right of Generation Z to protest, stating that doing so does not make them anti-national. Speaking on the matter, he acknowledged that dissent is a natural part of democratic life. However, Bhagwat emphasized that in a democracy, protests must be conducted through appropriate and lawful means. He urged young people to channel their grievances within the framework that democracy provides.

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Tarun Tejpal Convicted: Court Reveals What He Said Before Assaulting Colleague

Former Tehelka magazine editor Tarun Tejpal was convicted of raping a junior female colleague in November 2013. The assault took place inside an elevator at a five-star hotel in Goa during a media conference. According to court records, Tejpal reportedly invoked his position of authority over the victim during the incident. The case went through a prolonged legal process spanning several years before a Goa court delivered its verdict.

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Woman eats steak after 14 years vegan in emotional video with 20M views

A TikTok video of a woman trying steak for the first time after 14 years on a vegan diet has gone viral, amassing around 20 million views. The woman became visibly emotional upon taking her first bite during the recorded moment. Her husband was present throughout, offering comfort and encouragement without pressuring her. The clip drew widespread attention on social media, with many viewers praising the husband's calm and supportive response as much as the woman's heartfelt reaction.

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Delhi Police Nabs Fugitive 'Dr Jhatka' After 28 Years on the Run

A 53-year-old man known as 'Dr Jhatka', whose real name is Rajinder Bairagi, was finally arrested by the Delhi Police Crime Branch after evading law enforcement for 28 years. The accused had been wanted in connection with the murder of a police officer at a wedding. Bairagi had been living under multiple aliases, including Rajinder Singh Yadav, to conceal his identity over the decades. The Delhi Police Crime Branch was instrumental in tracking down and apprehending the long-wanted fugitive.

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Fei-Fei Li and Jensen Huang reject AI doomsday predictions as exaggerated

AI pioneer Fei-Fei Li and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang have both pushed back against alarming predictions about artificial intelligence. Huang specifically dismissed forecasts of human extinction and mass unemployment as exaggerated and unfounded. Both figures advocate for a balanced, measured approach to adopting new technologies rather than reacting to speculative worst-case scenarios. Their stance stands in contrast to cautionary warnings issued by other prominent figures in the tech industry. They argue that overreacting to unproven threats risks slowing progress across multiple sectors.

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Ex-Pakistan Minister On Bail in UK Child Rape Case Wins PoK Election

A 62-year-old former Pakistani minister has won a seat in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir despite facing serious criminal charges in the United Kingdom. The politician was arrested in July 2024 in connection with child rape and trafficking allegations in the UK. He was released on police bail while investigations remain ongoing. The candidate had been out of political office for five years prior to this electoral victory.

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Jaiswal reveals Rohit once scolded him to 'sit down and stay' during training

Young Indian opener Yashasvi Jaiswal shared a series of pictures on Instagram from India's ongoing training camp ahead of the upcoming two-Test series. His caption drew significant attention from fans, as it recalled a memorable moment involving captain Rohit Sharma. Jaiswal recounted how Rohit had scolded him with the words 'Neeche baith ke rah', roughly translating to 'sit down and stay'. The post gave fans a candid glimpse into the dressing room dynamics between the young batter and the senior captain.

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RSS Chief Bhagwat Backs Gen Z Protests, Calls Them a Form of Democratic Dialogue

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has defended the right of younger generations to protest, describing it as a legitimate form of dialogue in a democracy. He acknowledged that the grievances of Gen Z are genuine and noted that both Gen Z and Gen Alpha seek logical answers to their questions. Bhagwat, however, added that protests in a democracy must follow appropriate methods and norms. He also stressed that education should not be treated as a commercial enterprise. Earlier, the RSS chief had called on parents to set a positive example for younger generations.

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Oregon vet quit $150K executive role for flexible shifts, now earns double

Oregon veterinarian Ron Titterington left his high-paying executive position to take up flexible relief veterinary work. The career shift, which he initially viewed as a step toward semi-retirement, has resulted in him earning roughly twice his former salary. His experience reflects a broader trend of experienced vets prioritizing work-life balance over traditional full-time roles. Strong demand for relief veterinarians has driven up their earnings, making the arrangement financially rewarding. Titterington has no plans for full retirement, intending to continue in his current role.

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