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Lab experiment using Bose-Einstein condensate challenges reality of time

Physicist Giovanni Barontini conducted an experiment aimed at understanding the origins of time by creating a miniature universe using a Bose-Einstein condensate cooled near absolute zero. Within this controlled environment, phenomena resembling the Big Bang and Big Crunch were observed. An entropic clock was used to track the natural increase of disorder within the system. The findings suggest that time may not be a fundamental feature of the universe, but rather an illusion emerging from complex internal dynamics.

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China eyes blockade and cyber tactics to pressure Taiwan without open war

China is reportedly considering a 'gray zone' strategy to weaken Taiwan without engaging in direct military conflict. The approach would combine naval blockades, cyberattacks, and disinformation campaigns to isolate Taiwan economically and psychologically. A blockade could severely restrict Taiwan's access to critical imports, disrupting its energy supplies and broader supply chains. Coordinated cyber and information operations would aim to further destabilize Taiwanese society from within. In response, Taiwan has been conducting resilience drills to prepare its population for this kind of multifaceted, non-conventional pressure.

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Ex-NHL player Commodore claims Oilers sent threatening email over Babcock criticism

Former NHL defenseman Mike Commodore has alleged that the Edmonton Oilers sent him a threatening email after he repeatedly criticized head coach Mike Babcock. The accusation has intensified an already public feud between Commodore and Babcock that has been playing out online. Commodore's claims have drawn wider attention to social media conflicts involving NHL figures and franchises. The controversy has sparked broader discussion about how professional hockey teams respond to public criticism from former players.

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Sachin Tendulkar attends Wimbledon men's singles semifinals as celebrity guest

Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar was present at the Wimbledon men's singles semifinals on Friday. Commentators at the event described him as 'perhaps the greatest batsman of all time.' Tendulkar watched the match between British wild card Arthur Fery and French Open champion Alexander Zverev on Centre Court. Known to be a regular attendee at Wimbledon, Tendulkar was once again among the tournament's notable high-profile guests.

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IndiaNDTV ·

India Among World's Top 4 Landslide-Risk Nations, Wayanad a Wake-Up Call

India ranks among the four most landslide-prone countries globally, suffering significant annual casualties from such disasters. The deadly Wayanad landslide has highlighted the broader vulnerability of multiple districts across the country to similar hazards. Experts estimate that India loses more than one life per 100 square kilometres every year due to landslides. The Wayanad tragedy serves as a stark warning that many other regions share comparable levels of exposure and risk. Authorities and planners are being urged to reassess disaster preparedness in all high-risk districts nationwide.

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IndiaNDTV ·

School Bus Collides With Tractor-Trolley in UP, 2 Women Dead and 16 Hurt

A school bus collided with a tractor-trolley in the Mahavan area of Uttar Pradesh, resulting in two women being killed and 16 others sustaining injuries. The accident raised immediate concerns about the safety of students on board the vehicle. However, Circle Officer Sanjeev Kumar Rai confirmed that all the school children travelling in the bus escaped unharmed. Authorities are investigating the circumstances that led to the collision.

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DNA Study Confirms British Swallowtail Butterfly Is Genetically Unique Species

A new study has confirmed that the British swallowtail butterfly is genetically distinct from its European relatives. Researchers found that the native species carries significantly lower genetic diversity than related continental populations. Despite its long isolation, the butterfly has not accumulated harmful mutations, which scientists consider a notable finding. However, elevated inbreeding levels remain a concern for the species' long-term survival. The genomic research is expected to provide crucial guidance for conservation efforts targeting vulnerable butterfly populations.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Revanth Reddy Confident of Congress Winning 115+ Seats in Telangana in 2029

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has boldly predicted a Congress victory in the state's 2029 Assembly elections. He claimed the party would win more than 115 of the 182 total Assembly seats in the state. Addressing journalists, he urged them to record his statement as a testament to the party's confidence. The declaration signals the Congress leadership's bullish outlook on retaining power in Telangana well ahead of the next electoral cycle.

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Bigg Boss OTT 2 actress Palak Purswani marries Rohan Khanna in Coimbatore

Actress Palak Purswani married Rohan Khanna on June 26 in an intimate ceremony at the Isha Yoga Centre in Coimbatore. The wedding took place at dawn against the backdrop of the iconic Adiyogi statue. Close family and friends were present to witness the couple exchange vows. Palak wore a beige and red lehenga while Rohan was dressed in a traditional sherwani. The couple shared photographs from the ceremony on social media.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Assam Proposes Rs 77,353 Crore Power Sector Investment in 2026-27 Budget

The Assam government has announced a major plan to overhaul its power infrastructure, proposing investments totalling Rs 77,353 crore in its 2026-27 state Budget. The ambitious roadmap spans multiple areas including electricity generation, storage, and transmission. The initiative signals the state's intent to significantly expand and modernise its energy sector. These investments are expected to address growing power demands and improve supply reliability across the state.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

MiniMax CEO foregoes salary until AGI is achieved, pledges shares to staff

MiniMax CEO Yan Junjie has announced he will not draw a salary until artificial general intelligence is reached. He intends to transfer personal shares to reward employees and support open-source AI initiatives. The Chinese AI firm is also looking to raise around $2.05 billion via a Hong Kong share placement. The capital raised will be directed toward expanding AI infrastructure and speeding up research and development. The move comes as MiniMax seeks to strengthen its standing in an increasingly competitive Chinese AI landscape.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Sophia Thomalla: The actress supporting Zverev through his Grand Slam rise

German tennis star Alexander Zverev is currently competing at Wimbledon 2026, following his maiden Grand Slam victory at the French Open. Throughout his success, his longtime girlfriend Sophia Thomalla has been a constant presence at his matches. Thomalla, a German actress, model and television presenter, has been in a relationship with Zverev since 2020. She is eight years his senior and was previously married to Andy LaPlegua, having also dated rock musician Gavin Rossdale. The couple recently celebrated Zverev's Roland Garros win and added a dachshund named Buba to their household.

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BJP replaces Bankipur bypoll candidate, Prashant Kishor set for electoral debut

A BJP candidate contesting the Bankipur bypoll has withdrawn from the race, citing personal family reasons. The party quickly named Neeraj Kumar Sinha as his replacement. The development sets the stage for political strategist Prashant Kishor's first direct electoral contest. Kishor will now face the BJP in Bankipur, a constituency considered a traditional stronghold for the party.

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IndiaNDTV ·

US-Iran Nuclear Deal Collapses, Raising Tensions Over Strait of Hormuz

Negotiations between the United States and Iran have broken down, reigniting concerns over stability in the strategically critical Strait of Hormuz. The collapse is largely attributed to the structure of a 14-Point Memorandum of Understanding, which analysts say created an uneven framework between the two parties. The imbalanced terms of the agreement are seen as a key reason why the ceasefire arrangement ultimately failed. The Strait of Hormuz, a vital global oil transit route, is once again considered at risk due to the diplomatic breakdown. Experts suggest the failure may have been avoidable had the foundational terms of the MoU been more equitably framed.

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Govt Addresses Key Questions on E20 Ethanol-Blended Petrol Rollout in India

The Indian government has responded to frequently asked questions surrounding its Ethanol Blended Petrol (EBP) Programme, clarifying concerns about mileage, performance, vehicle damage, and pricing. The EBP Programme forms a central part of India's broader energy strategy, aimed at strengthening the country's energy security. The initiative also seeks to benefit the farming community by boosting domestic ethanol production, largely sourced from agricultural feedstocks. Additionally, the programme is designed to reduce India's environmental footprint by promoting the use of renewable, domestically produced fuel.

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