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Scindia expresses 'great sorrow' over delays in power plant project

Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has voiced strong dissatisfaction and sorrow regarding significant delays in a power plant project. The project in question is the 660 MW supercritical thermal power plant in Singrauli, Madhya Pradesh. Scindia's comments came after a review meeting on Thursday, where he criticized the slow progress of construction. The delays have reportedly been caused by issues with the contractor, BHEL, failing to meet timelines. The minister emphasized the project's critical importance for the region's energy supply.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Punjab Congress President Warring declines to comment on resignation speculation

Punjab Congress president Amrinder Singh Raja Warring has refused to comment on speculation about him resigning from his post. He responded with 'no comments' when questioned by reporters. The query followed internal party discussions and rumors about potential leadership changes. The situation arises amid ongoing assessments of the party's strategy in the state.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Study finds deepfake porn creation increased 1500% over past two years

A recent study has revealed a 1500% surge in the creation of deepfake pornographic videos over a two-year period. The research indicates that almost all of the content targets women and girls. Victims include celebrities from Hollywood, Bollywood, and the K-pop industry, as well as prominent feminists and activists. The findings highlight the scale of a phenomenon that primarily uses AI to non-consensually generate explicit imagery.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Supreme Court refuses to unfreeze TMC accounts, directs Calcutta High Court to speed up case

The Supreme Court has declined a request to immediately unfreeze bank accounts belonging to the Trinamool Congress. The court directed the Calcutta High Court to expedite its hearing on the matter. The case involves funds linked to an ongoing investigation into a school recruitment scam. The Supreme Court's decision means the accounts will remain frozen pending the High Court's swift resolution.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Flydubai flight makes emergency landing in Karachi after cockpit windshield crack

A Flydubai Boeing 737 en route from Dubai to Islamabad diverted to Karachi, Pakistan, after its cockpit windshield cracked mid-flight on Tuesday. The aircraft, carrying 173 passengers, landed safely without any injuries reported. The crew, led by Captain M. Akbar, included a dentist and a plumber who assisted as part of the cabin team. The airline stated the diversion was a precautionary measure, and passengers were accommodated on alternative flights.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Court grants relief to viral Kumbh girl in date of birth dispute

A court has provided legal relief to the woman known as the 'viral Kumbh girl' in a case concerning her date of birth. The order followed an application submitted by her father, which was filed after she married actor Farman Khan without her family's consent. The court made a pointed observation regarding the father's role in initiating the legal change. The case stems from the woman's rise to fame during the Kumbh Mela event. The ruling addresses the administrative dispute over her official birth records.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Nuns' 300-year-old fresco cover-up undone in Rome villa restoration

Restorers in Rome have uncovered Renaissance frescoes that were painted over by nuns approximately 300 years ago. The mythological scenes were hidden at the Villa Silvestri Rivaldi until recent work. Advanced laser cleaning techniques were used to reveal the artwork. The restoration aims to allow the public to appreciate the villa's historical legacy. The project has connections to historical figures including Pope Leo XI.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Debate Over India's GDP Growth Figures Centers on Trust in Official Statistics

A controversy surrounds India's official GDP growth figures, extending beyond a single data point. The core debate involves a perceived decade-long erosion of trust in the country's statistical institutions. Critics argue that methodological changes and data quality issues have undermined the credibility of the numbers. The discussion reflects broader concerns about the reliability of economic indicators used for policy and analysis.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Australian scientists use wheat scent to protect seeds, reduce mice damage by 74%

Australian researchers have developed a non-toxic method to protect wheat crops from mice. They sprayed diluted wheat germ oil on farm plots in New South Wales during a 2021 field experiment. This oil camouflages the natural scent of buried seeds, confusing the mice and hindering their ability to locate food. The technique resulted in seed loss reductions of 63% during sowing and up to 74% when applied pre-planting.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Telangana parties intensify campaigns with 2028 polls in view

Telangana's major political parties have begun ramping up their public engagement efforts roughly 26 months before the 2028 state elections. The Congress party, specifically, is reportedly planning to hold 20 large political meetings within the next 20 months. This activity by the Congress and other parties includes organizing public meetings, protests, and grassroots mobilization drives. The early campaign push reflects the heightened political competition in the state as parties seek to build momentum.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Ganesh Mani Ratnam Thirumuru wins compound archery bronze at Asian Games

At the Asian Games 2026, Indian archer Ganesh Mani Ratnam Thirumuru secured a bronze medal in the men's individual compound event. He defeated Vietnam's Cong Duc Dang by a score of 149 to 144. His performance was highly accurate, with 14 of his 15 arrows landing in the 10-point zone. This medal brought India's total in compound archery to four and contributed to the country's overall medal count.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Indian refiners charter tankers through Hormuz for cheaper Persian Gulf crude

Indian oil refiners have begun chartering ships to collect crude oil directly from within the Persian Gulf via the Strait of Hormuz. This represents a significant shift in their procurement strategy. The move is primarily aimed at reducing overall oil import costs. It also seeks to enhance the security and reliability of their supply chains. The change comes as refiners look to optimize operations amid volatile global energy markets.

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Two priests murdered, bodies burnt in Uttar Pradesh temple attack

Two elderly priests were killed in a temple in Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh. A man named Sumit Singh allegedly attacked them with a heavy object and set their bodies on fire. The accused reportedly wanted to take control of the temple's management after being released from jail. The victims had served as long-time caretakers of the shrine, which has land registered in one priest's name.

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California mandates human oversight for AI-driven employee discipline

California has enacted the 'No Robo Bosses Act', becoming the first U.S. state to implement such a law. It legally requires human supervision for any employee discipline decisions involving artificial intelligence. The legislation is designed to address potential biases and errors from automated systems. It also mandates that workers be notified when AI is used in decisions impacting them.

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