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Paredes sent off for grabbing Spain player's throat after Argentina's World Cup loss

Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes was sent off after a mass confrontation erupted following Argentina's 1-0 extra-time defeat to Spain in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The incident occurred after the final whistle, with Paredes dismissed for his involvement in the altercation. The ugly post-match scenes overshadowed Spain's victory celebrations at the tournament. Former footballers and pundits Gary Neville and Alan Shearer publicly condemned Argentina's behavior following the incident.

Parliament Monsoon Session Opens Today, Heated Debates Expected Over Key Issues

India's Parliament Monsoon Session commenced today, with legislators set to convene for 19 sittings in total. The session is scheduled to run until August 13. Intense debates are anticipated as opposition and ruling party members are expected to clash over several national controversies. The session will serve as a key platform for discussions on pressing legislative and political matters facing the country.

Nolan's 'The Odyssey' sets record with Rs 70 crore India opening weekend

Christopher Nolan's epic fantasy adventure 'The Odyssey', starring Matt Damon, has recorded the director's biggest-ever opening in India. The film crossed Rs 70 crore net in its debut weekend domestically. Globally, it earned over $260 million in its opening, marking a record for Nolan worldwide as well. The original English-language version was the primary driver of the film's box office performance.

Spain Dismantle Argentina 20-0 in Dominant World Cup Final Performance

Spain claimed the World Cup title with a historic 20-0 victory over defending champions Argentina in the final. Coached by Luis de la Fuente, the Spanish side controlled possession and territory throughout the match, leaving Argentina with no room to operate. The result was defined not by individual brilliance but by Spain's collective tactical superiority. Unlike most World Cup finals remembered for drama or controversy, this one stood out for its rare, one-sided dominance. The defeat effectively rendered Argentina, and their star players, invisible on the biggest stage.

Rising temperatures force tadpoles to alter diets, resulting in weaker bodies

A new study finds that warming aquatic habitats are causing tadpoles and young salamanders to change their feeding behavior for survival. As water temperatures rise, these juvenile amphibians increase how often they feed and consume more plant-based material. While this dietary shift helps meet their higher energy demands in warmer conditions, it comes at a cost. Faster growth rates triggered by the heat result in smaller, physically weaker adult bodies. Researchers stress that conservation efforts must prioritize the preservation of cooler habitats to protect these vulnerable amphibian species.

Net services remain suspended in J&K’s Doda 3 days after man’s death in police firing

Salman Khan's lean appearance in new photos sparks fan concern

Bollywood actor Salman Khan recently shared stylish photos alongside a cryptic message on his social media accounts. His noticeably lean appearance in the images drew concern from fans. Videos from a recent public event also showed Khan looking tired, prompting well wishes from followers. The actor had earlier posted a picture of himself enjoying the monsoon season at his farmhouse. Meanwhile, the release date for his upcoming film 'Maatrubhumi' is yet to be announced.

Spain Beats Argentina 1-0 in Extra Time to Win 2026 FIFA World Cup

Spain claimed their second FIFA World Cup title by defeating Argentina 1-0 in the 2026 final. Ferran Torres scored the only goal of the match in the 106th minute of extra time. The result ended Lionel Messi's bid to win back-to-back World Cup titles with Argentina. Following the defeat, the Argentine Football Association released an emotional tribute to their captain. The loss marks the close of a defining chapter in Argentine football history.

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Spain Win 2026 FIFA World Cup; Rodri, Mbappe Claim Top Individual Awards

Spain claimed the 2026 FIFA World Cup title by defeating Argentina in the final. Midfielder Rodri was awarded the Golden Ball for his outstanding performances throughout the tournament, while compatriot Unai Simon took home the Golden Glove as best goalkeeper. Young Spanish defender Pau Cubarsi was recognised as FIFA's best young player of the competition. France captain Kylian Mbappe won the Golden Boot after finishing as the tournament's top scorer with ten goals.