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Five arrested for posing as police, abducting and gang-raping woman in Kerala lodge

Police in Thrissur, Kerala, have arrested five individuals for allegedly abducting and gang-raping a woman. The accused posed as police officers to gain entry to a lodge where the woman was staying with a male friend. The male companion was severely assaulted, suffering broken arms and legs during the incident. The attackers later abandoned the injured man outside a hospital near Tiruppur. The arrests followed a complaint lodged after the attack.

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India's September GST collections exceed Rs 2 lakh crore, up 14.7%

India's Goods and Services Tax (GST) revenue for September surpassed two lakh crore rupees, marking a 14.7% year-on-year increase. The rise was driven by significant growth in both domestic transactions, which were up 10.1%, and imports, which surged by 25.9%. States including Maharashtra and Karnataka reported notable collection increases. The strong performance contributed to a positive year-to-date trend compared to the previous fiscal year.

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Maintenance, missile shortages afflict Ukraine's F-16 fleet, says report

A significant portion of Ukraine's F-16 fighter jets are reportedly grounded due to maintenance issues. The fleet is also facing a critical shortage of advanced air-to-air missiles. These shortages have forced Ukrainian pilots to ration their missile use and employ alternative munitions. The situation demonstrates the logistical challenges of sustaining modern aircraft in a prolonged conflict. It has been cited as a key factor in India's drive for self-reliant weapons like the Astra missile.

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Bengaluru school commutes average 112 minutes, costing 53 days yearly due to traffic

Schoolchildren and parents in east Bengaluru are experiencing significantly longer commutes, now averaging 112 minutes per day. Recent studies indicate this extensive travel time accumulates to the equivalent of 53 lost days per year for students. The increased duration is primarily attributed to severe traffic congestion on state highways. While authorities have initiated measures like restricting heavy vehicles during school hours, planned infrastructure projects face delays in implementation.

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Adani Green expands Gujarat battery storage to 6.63 GWh

Adani Green Energy has expanded its operational battery energy storage system capacity to 6.63 gigawatt-hours in Khavda, Gujarat. The project makes the company India's largest renewable energy firm by operational BESS capacity. Adani Green now accounts for over 50 percent of the country's total operational BESS capacity, which stands at approximately 12.6 GWh. This expansion supports grid stability and energy storage for renewable sources.

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Dorsey's 2020 $1M donation aided DigDeep's Navajo water project during pandemic

During the Covid-19 pandemic, the Navajo Nation faced severe water shortages. The non-profit DigDeep, through its Navajo Water Project, provided water storage tanks and emergency aid. Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey donated $1 million to the effort in 2020. This funding helped the project assist 1,450 families, triple its initial target, by delivering critical water access.

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Thomas Gilcrease's 1899 land allotment yielded 32 oil wells by 1917.

In 1899, nine-year-old Thomas Gilcrease received a 160-acre land allotment in Oklahoma. Oil was later discovered on his property, leading to 32 producing wells by 1917. The wealth generated from this oil supported his passion for collecting art and historical artifacts. This collection formed the basis of the Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa, which preserves a vast record of American Indian history and culture.

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GJC warns of rising risk from fake gold hallmarks as verification lags

The Gem & Jewellery Council has warned consumers about an increasing risk of fraud from fake gold hallmark stamps. While buyers pay for hallmarking, many are unaware they can verify the authenticity using the BIS Care app. Government data shows the number of official hallmarking centres has grown significantly in recent years. This gap in awareness and verification allows counterfeit stamps to potentially enter the market.

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Gutenberg Bible leaf bought for £25 sells for £39,000 after attic discovery

A single page from the historic Gutenberg Bible was discovered in an attic in England after being overlooked for years. The approximately 570-year-old leaf, containing text from the Book of Numbers, was originally purchased for £25. In 2025, it was sold at auction for £39,000. The Gutenberg Bible is renowned as one of the first major books printed using movable type, making any surviving fragment a significant historical artifact.

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