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DGCA Flags IndiGo for Cargo Handling Failures, Orders Training Overhaul

India's aviation regulator DGCA has issued a warning to IndiGo airline over lapses in its goods handling procedures. The watchdog conducted findings-based scrutiny that revealed shortcomings in how the carrier manages cargo operations. As a corrective measure, DGCA has directed IndiGo to revamp its training programme. The airline has been specifically asked to incorporate more practical exercises and real-world operational scenarios into the revised curriculum.

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Mirwaiz Pushes Art. 370 Agenda as NC Awaits Protest Nod; BJP Hits Back

Farooq Abdullah has invited politicians to a protest in Jammu and Kashmir calling for the restoration of statehood. Religious leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq urged organisers to widen the protest's scope to include a broader political resolution, specifically around Article 370. The BJP declined the invitation and criticised the National Conference over its past record in the region. The National Conference is still awaiting official permission to hold the planned demonstration. The episode has underscored sharp political divisions over Jammu and Kashmir's constitutional and administrative future.

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NIA Charges 6 Hurriyat Leaders Over 1996 Mob Violence at Militant's Funeral

India's National Investigation Agency has filed a chargesheet against six Hurriyat Conference leaders in connection with mob violence that occurred in 1996. The accused face charges including criminal conspiracy and attempt to murder, allegedly carried out during a militant's funeral procession. The NIA contends that the violence was part of a broader separatist conspiracy orchestrated by the group. The case was originally handled by Jammu and Kashmir Police before being transferred to the NIA in April. A Jammu court recently denied bail to prominent Hurriyat leader Shabir Ahmad Shah, who is among those charged.

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Daily Horoscope Predictions for All 12 Zodiac Signs: July 11, 2026

An astrologer has prepared daily horoscope readings for all 12 zodiac signs for July 11, 2026. The predictions are based on the analysis of planetary movements and star alignments. Each zodiac sign receives tailored forecasts reflecting the astrological influences of the day. The readings aim to provide guidance on what individuals across all signs may experience on this date.

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Assam Budget Proposes Green Cess to Finance Environmental Initiatives

Assam's latest budget has introduced a proposal for a 'Green Cess', a dedicated levy aimed at funding environmental causes. The revenue collected through this cess is intended to support a range of ecological priorities across the state. Key areas earmarked for funding include afforestation, pollution control, and biodiversity conservation. The initiative also targets climate adaptation efforts, promotion of green energy, and development of sustainable infrastructure.

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Lamine Yamal's parents: A Moroccan father, Equatoguinean mother, and a Barcelona upbringing

Lamine Yamal was born to Mounir Nasraoui, a Moroccan immigrant, and Sheila Ebana, originally from Equatorial Guinea, who both settled in Spain and raised him near Barcelona in modest circumstances. His parents separated when he was around three years old, after which his mother brought him up in Rocafonda, a neighbourhood in Mataró. Yamal's first name is said to honour two individuals who supported his family during a difficult period. Although he holds Spanish nationality and represents the national team, La Roja, he remains connected to his dual heritage. He visibly celebrates his Moroccan and Equatoguinean roots by displaying both parents' national flags on his boots during every match.

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BJP Fields New Candidate for Bankipur Bypoll After First Pick Withdraws

The BJP has been forced to replace its candidate for the Bankipur assembly bypoll in Bihar after its original nominee backed out. Abhishek Kumar Sinha, also known as Bunty, a vice-president of the BJP's youth wing Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha at the state level, withdrew just one day after filing his nomination papers. Sinha cited his inability to contest the election, though no specific reasons were publicly disclosed. The bypoll is notable as the BJP's new candidate will face political strategist-turned-activist Prashant Kishor in the constituency.

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Minister Bittu Accuses Diljit Dosanjh and Director of 'Playing With Fire' Over Satluj

Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu has sharply criticized the makers of the film 'Satluj', targeting lead actor Diljit Dosanjh and director Honey Trehan. The minister accused them of promoting a dangerous narrative through the film's content. His remarks came in response to screenings of the film organized by the Shiromani Akali Dal party. Bittu warned that such content amounts to 'playing with fire', suggesting it could have serious implications. The controversy has drawn political attention to the film ahead of or around its public screenings.

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Journalist Who Exposed Khalra Killing Says Ban Only Drew More Attention to 'Satluj'

'Satluj', a film dramatising the extra-judicial killing of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra by the Punjab Police in 1995, was banned by the government just two days after its release. The journalist who originally broke the story of Khalra's murder says the controversy surrounding the ban has only amplified public curiosity about the film. Khalra had exposed alleged illegal cremations of thousands of unidentified bodies by Punjab Police before he was abducted and killed. The banning of the film has reignited debate around the decades-old case and questions of accountability in Punjab.

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India and Australia Deepen Ties With Uranium and Critical Mineral Export Push

India and Australia are entering a new phase in their bilateral relationship, with uranium exports forming the centerpiece of renewed cooperation. The push for uranium trade stems from a civil nuclear agreement signed in 2015, though earlier efforts dating back to 2010 had failed to gain meaningful momentum. Critical minerals are also a key focus of the strengthened partnership between the two nations. The latest developments signal a more determined effort by both governments to translate long-standing agreements into tangible trade outcomes.

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Sinner defeats Djokovic to set up Wimbledon final against Zverev

Jannik Sinner advanced to the Wimbledon final by defeating Novak Djokovic in straight sets, setting up a title defence clash. He will face Alexander Zverev, who secured his first-ever Wimbledon final berth by beating Arthur Fery. Zverev expressed confidence in his ability to win the championship. The German also acknowledged Fery's potential as a future talent and praised the Wimbledon crowd for their energetic and fair support throughout the tournament.

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France Wildfires Burn Double the Land Compared to Last Year

Wildfires in France have devastated twice as much land in the current year compared to the same period in the previous year. An official confirmed the alarming statistic on Friday. The figures highlight a significant escalation in wildfire activity across the country. The report raises concerns about the growing frequency and intensity of fire incidents in France.

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WHO Warns 80% of New Congo Ebola Cases Have No Known Source

The World Health Organisation has raised alarm over the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. A senior WHO official revealed that four in five new infections cannot be traced to existing known patients. This high rate of undetected transmission suggests the outbreak is spreading largely under the radar. The lack of clear epidemiological links makes containment efforts significantly more difficult for health authorities.

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UN: Aid Cuts Leave One Million Women Without Critical Support Services

A United Nations report has revealed that one million women have lost access to essential support services due to recent aid funding cuts. Women-led organisations have been severely impacted, with 65% reporting that staff are working without pay to sustain operations. Nearly half of these organisations also flagged increasing levels of staff burnout as a direct consequence of the funding shortfall. The cuts have placed immense strain on the organisations that provide critical services to vulnerable women globally.

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Tamil Nadu Headmistress Suspended for Streaming CM Vijay's Event During Class

The Tamil Nadu government has suspended the headmistress of a Panchayat Union Middle School in Karur over a controversial incident involving school time. She allegedly live-streamed Chief Minister Vijay's public event in Karur for students during regular class hours. The state government took disciplinary action against her following the incident. The suspension highlights concerns over the use of school time for non-academic activities involving political events.

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Zuckerberg sports $2M vintage Rolex while pitching AI's role in medicine

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg was recently spotted wearing a rare vintage Rolex Stelline, estimated to be worth around $2 million. He made the appearance while discussing the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in medical research. Zuckerberg's Biohub initiative aims to use advanced computer models to help understand and combat human diseases. The Stelline is considered a highly sought-after collector's timepiece, valued in the millions. The juxtaposition of luxury fashion and health-tech advocacy drew notable attention to both his personal style and his scientific ambitions.

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The subtle reason watch ads almost always show 10:10 on the dial

Watch and clock advertisements consistently display the time 10:10, and the choice is entirely deliberate. At this position, the hands form a symmetrical "V" shape that is considered visually balanced and aesthetically pleasing. The arrangement also keeps the brand logo and other dial details unobstructed and clearly visible. Psychologically, the upward-angled hands resemble a smile, giving the product a friendlier, more approachable appearance. Together, these factors make 10:10 the preferred time setting in watch marketing worldwide.

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Avinash Kaul Shares Leadership Journey in Upcoming Book 'The Next Mountain'

Avinash Kaul, a prominent corporate leader, is set to release his new book titled 'The Next Mountain: Notes on Resilience, Leadership, and Purpose' on July 3. The book chronicles his personal journey from humble beginnings in refugee camps to reaching the top of the corporate world as a CEO. Through his memoir, Kaul aims to share lessons on resilience, purpose, and leadership drawn from his lived experiences. The book is positioned as an inspirational account for readers navigating their own professional and personal challenges.

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Chinese Hackers Allegedly Targeted Pakistani Police Networks, US Firm Finds

US cybersecurity firm SentinelLabs has reported that Chinese state-linked hackers conducted intrusions into Pakistani police digital infrastructure. The targeted agencies include police forces in Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Islamabad. The findings are notable given that China and Pakistan maintain a close strategic partnership often described as an 'all-weather friendship.' The cyberattacks suggest Beijing may be conducting surveillance operations even against its key regional ally.

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Indian Railways Updates Ticket Booking Rules to Improve Access and Transparency

Indian Railways has revised its reservation system, cutting the advance booking window to 60 days. General quota tickets are now available daily from 8 AM, while Tatkal bookings open one day before the travel date for both AC and non-AC classes. Aadhaar verification has been made mandatory for passengers seeking confirmed tickets under the genuine passenger quota. The changes are intended to make the ticketing process more transparent and accessible for all travellers.

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