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IndiaTimes of India ·

Rocket debris spheres wash ashore on Australian beach, experts warn of more to come

Large metallic spheres recently appeared on an Australian beach, causing concern among locals. Authorities conducted a thorough investigation and identified the objects as pressure vessels from rocket launch vehicles. The components had survived re-entry through Earth's atmosphere before washing ashore. Experts noted that such incidents are likely to increase as the global pace of space launches continues to grow.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Argentina Score Three Late Goals to Stun Chile 3-2 in World Cup Qualifier

Argentina faced a near-elimination scare after falling 2-0 down to Chile in the 67th minute of their World Cup qualifier. The defending champions mounted a dramatic comeback, scoring three goals in the final 13 minutes of the match. Cristian Romero, Lionel Messi, and Enzo Fernandez were the scorers who completed the stunning turnaround. The result secured a vital 3-2 victory for Argentina and kept their qualification campaign on track.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

IMF Trims India's GDP Growth Forecast Amid US-Iran War Fallout

The International Monetary Fund has marginally lowered its GDP growth forecast for India, citing the economic ripple effects of the ongoing US-Iran conflict. The war has disrupted energy supplies globally, putting pressure on economies dependent on stable oil markets. However, the IMF noted that the global economy has largely avoided a sharper downturn despite the conflict. Strong demand driven by the technology sector has helped cushion the blow from reduced energy availability. India's growth outlook, while slightly revised downward, reflects this broader global balancing act between sectoral strengths and geopolitical risks.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

New York to ban smart glasses from all 1,240 courthouses from July 20

New York will become the first US state to prohibit smart glasses in courthouses, with the ban taking effect on July 20. The rule covers any eyewear or headwear equipped with cameras, microphones, or recording technology, including prescription smart glasses. All individuals entering the courts — including staff and attorneys — must hand over such devices to court officers. The policy spans more than 1,240 courts across the state. The measure is aimed at preventing the secret recording of court proceedings.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Guwahati Imposes Rs 25,000 Fine to Curb Drain Blockages and Flooding

The Guwahati Municipal Corporation has introduced a fine of Rs 25,000 for anyone found blocking drains in the city. Mayor Mrigen Sarania stated that obstructed drains have become one of the leading causes of artificial flooding across several parts of Guwahati. The measure is aimed at discouraging residents and entities from dumping waste or encroaching on drainage infrastructure. Authorities hope the penalty will serve as a strong deterrent and help reduce recurring waterlogging in the city.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Groq founder admits leadership mistakes cost company up to 4 years of progress

Groq founder Jonathan Ross has publicly acknowledged that his early management decisions significantly slowed the company's growth. Ross admitted his initial leadership style set Groq back by three to four years in its development timeline. He responded by overhauling his hiring approach, shifting focus toward recruiting established talent rather than developing it internally. A notable deal enabled Groq to maintain its independence while some key staff members moved to Nvidia. Ross joins a broader group of founders who have openly reflected on the management missteps they made in building their companies.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

NATO Chief Backs US Strikes on Iran as Absolutely Necessary Amid Escalation

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has defended recent US military strikes on Iran, calling them absolutely necessary. The strikes were launched in response to alleged Iranian attacks on commercial vessels, with US forces targeting more than 80 sites. Iran subsequently retaliated by launching drone and missile attacks on US-linked facilities. The escalating military exchanges unfolded in the lead-up to the 2026 NATO Summit scheduled to be held in Ankara.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Ukraine Drone Strikes Hit Russian Oil Facilities 194 Times in 2026

Ukrainian drones have targeted Russian oil and gas infrastructure at least 194 times since the start of 2026, representing an 11-fold increase compared to the same period the previous year. The sustained aerial campaign has caused significant damage to Russian refining capacity. As Russia is a key energy supplier to India, the disruptions to its oil infrastructure carry potential implications for Indian energy imports. The escalating strikes signal a deliberate Ukrainian strategy to weaken Russia's energy sector and its ability to fund the ongoing war.

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IndiaNDTV ·

ED Freezes Trinamool-Linked Bank Accounts Holding Rs 440 Crore in Money Laundering Case

India's Enforcement Directorate has frozen bank accounts linked to Trinamool Congress containing approximately Rs 440 crore as part of a money laundering investigation. The agency conducted raids at five locations across the Delhi-NCR region in connection with the case. The action reflects an ongoing federal probe into alleged financial irregularities tied to the party. No further details about the specific account holders or the timeline of transactions have been officially disclosed.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Actor-host Maniesh Paul's mother Urmil Paul passes away at 77 in Delhi

Television anchor and Bollywood actor Maniesh Paul lost his mother, Urmil Paul, on July 8, 2026, in Delhi. She was 77 years old at the time of her passing. The news was confirmed via an official statement released by Maniesh's team. Maniesh was known to share a deeply close relationship with his mother throughout his life. Fans and well-wishers have been requested to keep her soul in their prayers.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Sabrina Pasterski: The physicist bridging quantum mechanics and spacetime

Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski is a theoretical physicist who earned a perfect GPA from MIT before completing her doctorate at Harvard. Her groundbreaking research on quantum gravity attracted the attention of the late Stephen Hawking. Despite receiving multiple prestigious job offers, she chose to focus on academic research. She currently leads initiatives at the Perimeter Institute, working to reconcile quantum mechanics with the nature of spacetime. Pasterski had shown exceptional promise from an early age, having piloted a plane solo before her teenage years.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Indian Railways TTE suspended after First AC cabin decorated as honeymoon suite

A video circulating on social media showed a First AC cabin aboard an Indian Railways train transformed into a decorated honeymoon suite, complete with balloons and floral arrangements. The incident took place on July 6 at Jalna station. Railway authorities responded swiftly by suspending the Traveling Ticket Examiner responsible for the coach. An official inquiry has been ordered to investigate how the unauthorized decoration was allowed. The event styling service involved claimed it was unaware that official permission was required for such arrangements.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Baruipur Case: Accused Sold 12-Year-Old for Rs 10,000 Before Police Encounter

In the Baruipur rape-murder case, accused Prabhas Mondal confessed to luring a 12-year-old girl and selling her to a co-accused for Rs 10,000 before being killed in a police encounter. His disclosures proved crucial, leading investigators to recover the victim's body and make additional arrests. Authorities have already secured forensic evidence and CCTV footage to support the case. Police have clarified that Mondal's encounter death will not hinder the ongoing investigation. The probe will continue against the three remaining surviving accused in the case.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Eggs thrown, BJP-TMC workers clash at Mamata's Kolkata protest march

Eggs were allegedly hurled at Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee's protest march in Kolkata on Wednesday. The event turned violent as TMC and BJP workers clashed during the rally. Police used baton charges to bring the situation under control. Mamata Banerjee accused the police of functioning as an extension of the BJP rather than an independent force. The march had been permitted by the Calcutta High Court subject to certain conditions.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Under-Construction Building Collapses in Delhi's Rohini After Rain, Rescue Underway

An under-construction house collapsed in Rohini, northwest Delhi, on Wednesday evening following rainfall. The incident triggered an immediate rescue operation near an MCD school in Sector 16. Two people have been retrieved from the rubble so far, while search efforts continue. Police and emergency teams have secured the site by cordoning off the affected area.

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