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IndiaTimes of India ·

Stefon Diggs faces assault allegation from Christopher Blake Griffith

Former New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs is facing an assault allegation made by a man identified as Christopher Blake Griffith. The accusation has drawn widespread attention and shocked many, adding to a turbulent period in the NFL player's personal life. Diggs was released by the Patriots earlier this year following the team's Super Bowl loss. The assault allegation comes alongside news of his high-profile breakup with rapper Cardi B, both of which have kept the athlete in the public spotlight for difficult reasons.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Ukraine Establishes Long-Range Strike Command to Intensify Attacks on Russia

Ukraine has set up a dedicated long-range strike command aimed at escalating its offensive operations against Russian territory. The move comes as Ukrainian forces have been reporting near-daily strikes in recent weeks. Officials have framed the intensified campaign as a justified response to Russia's full-scale invasion, which began over four years ago. The new command structure is expected to coordinate and strengthen Ukraine's ability to hit targets deep inside Russia.

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Seagrass Meadow Fish Could Tackle Malnutrition in Coastal Communities

New research identifies seagrass meadows as a critical food source for coastal populations worldwide. Fish harvested from these underwater habitats provide a richer nutrient profile than those found around coral reefs. Coastal communities depend heavily on these fish for both essential nutrition and their livelihoods. Scientists stress that seagrass ecosystems deserve conservation attention on par with coral reefs, given their role in food security. Researchers also emphasize that effective conservation strategies must balance ecological protection with the dietary and economic needs of local people.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Women's Groups Demand Immediate 33% Legislative Quota, Plan Nationwide Protests

Women's activist groups are pressing the government to implement 33% reservation for women in Parliament and state legislatures at the current house strength. They are calling for a constitutional amendment that would decouple the reservation from the census and delimitation processes, which could otherwise delay its enforcement. Activists are also urging sitting MPs to back the demand for greater political representation for women. Coordinated demonstrations are scheduled across India on July 20 and 21 to amplify the campaign. The movement seeks to address a long-pending goal of ensuring meaningful women's participation in the country's legislative bodies.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Prince Harry Reunites With King Charles for First Time in Four Years

Prince Harry traveled to the United Kingdom on Monday for a visit connected to the Invictus Games, the sporting event for wounded veterans that he founded. The trip marks the one-year countdown to the upcoming edition of the Games. During the visit, Harry and his family reportedly met with King Charles, their first such reunion in four years. The meeting signals a notable moment in the ongoing relationship between Harry and the British royal family.

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Ram Temple Trust to Appoint New CEO Within 30 Days, Women Candidates Welcome

The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust has begun the process of selecting a new Chief Executive Officer. A dedicated three-member committee has been tasked with completing the recruitment within 30 days. The trust has indicated openness to appointing a woman to the role. Key criteria for candidates include honesty, integrity, and the ability to earn respect from all stakeholders. The new CEO will be responsible for overseeing pilgrim services and the temple's administrative operations.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Four Gangsters Killed in Gurgaon Police Encounter Linked to Extortion Plot

Four hired gunmen were killed and one critically injured in a police encounter in a residential society in Gurgaon. The shooters had been dispatched by gangster Deepak Nandal to target a local businessman's home for extortion. Police responded after the hitmen opened fire at the businessman's residence, leading to an intense exchange of around 60 bullets in approximately two minutes. Three police officers were also wounded during the confrontation. The incident signals a sharp rise in organised extortion-related violence across the Delhi-NCR region.

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IndiaNDTV ·

US Senators Reach Deal on Russia Sanctions Bill After Months of Talks

A group of US senators has announced a deal on a bill aimed at imposing sanctions on Russia. The legislation had been in negotiation for several months but faced significant hurdles in moving forward. Progress was hampered by a tepid response from the White House and President Donald Trump's inconsistent stance toward Russian President Vladimir Putin. The agreement marks a notable step forward for lawmakers who have pushed to hold Russia accountable through economic measures.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Four Arrested for Donation Theft at Ram Temple; Full Extent May Stay Unknown

Four individuals previously associated with the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya have been arrested on charges of stealing donations from the temple. The accused had been involved in temple operations before the formal cash-counting process was established. A private agency was responsible for managing cash collections, and the four were deployed as counting agents. Substantial amounts of cash and jewellery were recovered from the arrested individuals. Police are currently focusing their investigation on this group, though authorities suggest the total stolen amount may be difficult to determine precisely.

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BJP Supporters Block Highway, Pelt Stones After Narottam Mishra Denied Datia Bypoll Ticket

Supporters of senior BJP leader Narottam Mishra staged a protest after the party denied him a ticket for the upcoming Datia by-election. Demonstrators blocked the Jhansi-Gwalior highway and resorted to stone pelting, demanding the party reverse its candidate selection. The protest caused major traffic disruptions on the highway for several hours on Friday evening. The BJP had named Ashutosh Tiwari as its official candidate for the Datia bypoll. In a show of solidarity with Mishra, several local party office bearers also submitted their resignations.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Taylor Swift paid $160K security costs for her wedding, NYC mayor confirms

Pop star Taylor Swift personally covered $160,000 in police permit and security costs associated with her wedding. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani confirmed that Swift paid the city directly for these expenses. The clarification came in response to Republican concerns that taxpayers might be footing the bill for the high-profile celebration. The event required an unusually extensive security operation, comparable to measures typically deployed for heads of state. Swift's payment effectively put to rest the political controversy surrounding the wedding's public safety expenditure.

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Study Suggests Some Cold Galactic Objects Could Be Alien Energy Structures

New research proposes that some of the coldest objects detected in the Milky Way may not be natural stars but artificial structures built by extraterrestrial civilizations. These hypothetical megastructures, known as Dyson swarms, are theorized to harvest energy from stars on a massive scale. Scientists are searching for telltale signs such as specific heat signatures and faint visible light emissions to identify these objects. Tools like the James Webb Space Telescope and Project Hephaistos are being used to conduct this search. The study marks a significant step in the scientific hunt for evidence of advanced intelligent life beyond Earth.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Kerala toddler dies after anaesthesia for lip injury, doctor booked for negligence

A toddler aged one and a half years died in Kerala after being administered anaesthesia for a lip injury treatment. Following the procedure, the child's condition deteriorated and he was transferred to another hospital for advanced care. The boy subsequently passed away while receiving treatment in the ICU. An anaesthetist has been booked on charges of negligence in connection with the death. The hospital, however, denied the allegations, maintaining that all possible medical care was provided to the child.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Trump Claims Iran Has Long Sought His Assassination, Warns of Retaliation

US President Donald Trump addressed reports of an Iranian assassination plot against him, stating there were no new plans targeting him. He acknowledged that Iran has sought his death for several years. Trump indicated he has left instructions to bomb Iran should he be assassinated. The remarks came after Israel reportedly warned Washington about a fresh Iranian plot against the president.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

China successfully recovers orbital rocket booster as India's reusable vehicle program lags

China has demonstrated the recovery of an orbital rocket booster, joining an elite group of nations developing reusable launch systems. The milestone places China alongside global leaders such as SpaceX and Blue Origin in the race for cost-efficient space access. Recovering and reusing rocket stages can substantially lower launch costs and enable higher launch frequency. Meanwhile, India's Next Generation Launch Vehicle program remains several years away from its first demonstration flight. India has nonetheless reaffirmed its commitment to developing reusable launch technology through the NGLV initiative.

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Hyderabad couple vanish in Switzerland after allegedly defrauding investors

A Hyderabad-based couple has gone missing in Switzerland and is now under police investigation for suspected financial fraud. The duo allegedly collected several crores of rupees from multiple investors before leaving India. They departed for Switzerland on June 22, after which they became completely untraceable. Their daughter subsequently filed a missing person's report with the authorities. Police are currently examining multiple angles in the ongoing financial case.

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Pakistan blocks deportation of grooming gang leader in UK dissident standoff

Pakistan has refused to accept Shabir Ahmed, a convicted grooming gang leader whose British citizenship was revoked, unless the UK agrees to extradite Pakistani political dissidents. Islamabad is specifically seeking the extradition of figures such as Shahzad Akbar and Adil Raja as a condition for accepting Ahmed. The demand has created a diplomatic deadlock between the two countries. The UK is considered unlikely to comply with Pakistan's extradition demands, leaving Ahmed's deportation in limbo.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Jaipur Parents Describe Daughter Amaira's Final Hours as Missed Distress Signals

A Jaipur couple has spoken to NDTV about the final hours of their daughter Amaira, recounting what they believe were clear signs of distress that went unaddressed. The parents described recently surfaced footage as a detailed, moment-by-moment record of events leading up to their daughter's death. According to them, the video captures what appears to be an episode of bullying along with repeated attempts by Amaira to seek help. The family believes these appeals for assistance were overlooked on multiple occasions, representing a series of missed opportunities to intervene.

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Andy Burnham Set to Become UK Prime Minister on July 20

Andy Burnham is expected to be elected Labour Party leader next week, paving the way for him to become Britain's next Prime Minister. He is set to take office on July 20, following the anticipated resignation of current PM Keir Starmer on the same day. Burnham secured considerable support from Labour MPs in his bid for the party's leadership. His ascent to power signals a new political direction that he intends to bring to the country.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Assam Plans Rs 2,100-Crore Satellite City Around Guwahati Airport

The Assam government has unveiled a Rs 2,100-crore project to develop a satellite city around Guwahati's airport. The initiative is modelled on the Aerotropolis concept, which organises urban development around airport infrastructure. The project aims to transform the surrounding area into a hub for business, industry, and urban growth. By leveraging the airport's connectivity, the plan seeks to drive economic activity and planned urbanisation in the region.

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