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Erling Haaland's Return Home After Norway's World Cup Exit Sparks Online Buzz

Norwegian football star Erling Haaland departed the United States following Norway's quarter-final elimination from the 2026 FIFA World Cup at the hands of England. Norway's exit came after what had been an impressive run in the tournament. Haaland's journey back home has generated significant attention and discussion among fans online. The viral reaction highlights the widespread interest surrounding the striker both on and off the pitch.

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India Launches UNSC 2028-29 Bid, Jaishankar Presents 'SHANTI' Governance Vision

India has formally begun its campaign to secure a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council for the 2028-29 term. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar spearheaded the launch, emphasizing India's record in peacekeeping and development partnerships. As part of the bid, India introduced its 'SHANTI' vision, outlining its approach to global governance and international cooperation. The campaign comes at a time of significant shifts in the global geopolitical landscape, with India seeking broad support from member nations. This would mark India's ninth stint as a non-permanent UNSC member, having previously served eight terms in that role.

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Supreme Court quashes Guwahati HC orders on 27 foreigners, orders fresh hearings

The Supreme Court has quashed orders passed by the Guwahati High Court and lower tribunals concerning 27 individuals declared as foreign nationals. The court found that the proceedings were flawed because the affected persons were not given an opportunity to be heard. Emphasising the need for fair and lawful procedures in determining citizenship status, the court directed tribunals to conduct fresh hearings in all the cases. The ruling underscores the importance of due process and the protection of constitutional rights when adjudicating on matters of nationality.

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Streamer says Netanyahu aides sought gym livestream to boost PM's image

A content creator known as Clavicular has claimed that advisers to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approached him for help with a gym livestream. According to Clavicular, the advisers felt Netanyahu appeared old and out of shape and wanted to improve his image among younger voters. The streamer says a meeting with one of the advisers took place at a nightclub. However, the claim has not been independently verified, and no official confirmation has been issued by Netanyahu's office.

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ICE Agent Fatally Shoots Colombian Man in Maine in Second Such Incident This Week

A US federal immigration officer shot and killed a Colombian man in Maine on Monday. This marks the second instance in a single week where Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have employed deadly force. The back-to-back incidents have drawn attention to the use of lethal force by ICE officers. Details surrounding the circumstances of both shootings have not been fully disclosed. The incidents are likely to intensify scrutiny over ICE enforcement practices and use-of-force protocols.

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Kris Humphries Trades Hollywood Spotlight for Quiet Life After Kim K Split

Kris Humphries and Kim Kardashian's marriage in 2011 became a major pop culture event, drawing over 10 million viewers to their televised wedding. The union lasted just 72 days before the couple separated, making it one of the most talked-about celebrity splits of the era. More than a decade on, Humphries has deliberately stepped away from the Hollywood lifestyle that once surrounded him. He has since moved on to a low-profile existence, reportedly pursuing business ventures including work in the food industry.

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Chiefs and Packers lead race to sign Dolphins' free agent Tyreek Hill

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill remains unsigned ahead of the upcoming NFL season despite a record-breaking 2024 campaign. The star player's availability follows a difficult period that included a serious knee injury. The Kansas City Chiefs and Green Bay Packers have now emerged as the frontrunners to sign the $120 million receiver. Hill's future destination is drawing significant attention given his status as one of the league's premier wide receivers.

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18 Amarnath Pilgrims Hurt in Ramban Highway Pile-Up, All Stable

Eighteen Amarnath yatris were injured in a multi-vehicle crash involving several buses and a car on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway in Ramban district on Monday morning. The collision resulted in minor injuries to all those affected, and no critical cases were reported. The injured pilgrims were swiftly transported to Ramban district hospital, where they received medical attention. Authorities confirmed that all 18 are in stable condition. Police have launched an investigation to determine what caused the pile-up.

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BJP sends Rs 100 crore defamation notice to J&K CM Omar Abdullah over poaching claim

The BJP has served a Rs 100 crore defamation notice on Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah following his allegation that a BJP functionary tried to poach a National Conference MLA. The notice demands an unconditional public apology from Abdullah within seven days. Abdullah dismissed the legal notice, interpreting it as an indication of his growing political relevance. He also threatened to issue counter-notices against BJP functionaries over statements they have previously made against him.

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India to set up hill development councils across all 7 Ladakh districts

The Indian government has announced plans to establish hill development councils in all seven districts of Ladakh, expanding a governance model currently limited to Leh and Kargil. The move is aimed at decentralizing power and strengthening grassroots administration across the vast union territory. Authorities are also in discussions about forming a unique UT-level legislative body with broad administrative powers. A draft framework for this new arrangement is expected to be prepared in the near future.

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Houthis Strike Saudi Arabia After Accusing Riyadh of Sanaa Airport Attack

Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels launched an attack on Saudi Arabia on Monday, escalating tensions between the two sides. The strikes came hours after the Houthis accused Saudi Arabia of targeting Sanaa airport. The exchange marks one of the most significant flare-ups between the two parties in recent years. The renewed hostilities threaten to destabilize a conflict that had largely been frozen in recent times.

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Kai Cenat drops diss track calling out critics of Streamer University 2026

Popular streamer Kai Cenat has released a diss track titled 'EBK' in response to criticism surrounding his upcoming Streamer University 2026 event. The song specifically targets fellow creators FunnyMike and DDG, who had voiced complaints about the event's selection process. Cenat used the track to directly address the backlash rather than responding through conventional social media exchanges. The release has intensified an ongoing online feud as the event's scheduled start date draws closer. Fans are now watching for potential responses from the creators named in the track.

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Ancient Alaskan dogs shared salmon diet with humans 12,000 years ago, study finds

A new scientific study has found that dogs and humans in Alaska formed a close bond around 12,000 years ago. Researchers analyzed fossilized bones that revealed these early dogs consumed a diet heavily based on salmon, suggesting they regularly shared food with human settlers. This discovery sheds new light on the nature of early human-canine relationships in the Americas. The findings also prompt scientists to reconsider existing theories about how and why wolves were first domesticated.

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US Restarts Maritime Blockade on Iranian Ports, Warns Ships of Interception

The United States announced it will resume enforcing a maritime blockade on Iran starting Tuesday. The measure applies to all vessels entering or leaving Iranian ports and coastal waters. US naval forces will actively intercept ships transiting to or from Iranian territory. Commercial mariners have been urged to monitor official navigation advisories and coordinate with naval authorities. The move comes amid escalating military tensions in the Strait of Hormuz region.

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Trump to Deliver Primetime National Address on Thursday

US President Donald Trump announced he will address the nation in a primetime speech on Thursday. The announcement comes at a time of heightened tensions between the United States and Iran. Trump made the declaration amid a significant escalation of hostilities with the Iranian government. No further details about the specific content of the address were immediately disclosed.

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J&K Court Grants 10-Day Police Custody for 3 Publishers in Separatist Books Case

A court in Jammu has remanded three publishers to police custody for ten days in connection with a case involving books containing separatist content. The books in question were supplied to government school libraries in Jammu and Kashmir after being selected by sub-committees for inclusion. Two of the titles were later flagged for objectionable material, but over a hundred copies of each had already been distributed to schools before they were withdrawn. Authorities subsequently ordered an inquiry into the matter, resulting in the suspension of eight education officials.

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J&K Seals Martyrs' Graveyard; Omar, Mehbooba Forced to Mourn at Party Offices

Jammu & Kashmir authorities sealed the Martyrs' Graveyard in Srinagar on Monday, barring political leaders from paying homage at the site. Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti were compelled to hold tribute ceremonies at their respective party offices instead. Last year, Omar had managed to reach the graveyard by bypassing security barricades. The administration had previously removed July 13 and December 5 from the list of public holidays following the abrogation of Article 370 in January 2020. The restrictions reflect continued curbs on commemorations tied to pre-abrogation Kashmiri political traditions.

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US Military to Resume Blockade of Iran Ports Amid Rising Tensions

The United States military announced it will reinstate a blockade on Iran's ports, with enforcement set to begin at 2000 GMT on Tuesday. The move signals an escalation in tensions between Washington and Tehran. The blockade targets Iranian port access as part of broader US pressure on Iran. No additional details were provided by the military regarding the scope or duration of the enforcement.

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BJP slams Omar Abdullah for invoking Trump in J&K statehood debate

BJP has criticised Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah after he sarcastically suggested approaching US President Donald Trump to help restore J&K's statehood. Abdullah's remarks came in response to comments made by BJP leaders, and he also addressed a false tweet falsely attributed to Trump. The BJP accused Abdullah of attempting to internationalise the Kashmir issue, calling it inappropriate and irresponsible. The party reiterated that Jammu and Kashmir is an inseparable part of India and reaffirmed the central government's commitment to eventually restoring statehood to the region.

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Ahmedabad Woman Arrested for Selling Drugs Disguised in Chocolate Wrappers

A woman has been arrested in Ahmedabad for allegedly selling drugs concealed inside chocolate wrappers. The arrest was carried out through a joint operation involving the Ahmedabad City Police's Local Crime Branch (Zone 5) and the Gomtipur Police Station surveillance team. Authorities acted on a tip-off that led them to the suspect. The coordinated effort between the two units resulted in the successful apprehension of the accused.

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