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Macron unhurt after blasts near Damascus hotel, continues Syria visit

French President Emmanuel Macron pressed ahead with his Syria trip on Tuesday after two explosions rocked central Damascus. The blasts, caused by explosive devices detonated near the Four Seasons Hotel where Macron was staying, wounded at least 18 people. Macron was unharmed and proceeded as scheduled to meet Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa. No group has so far claimed responsibility for the attack.

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Modi Addresses Indonesian Parliament, Receives Nation's Highest Civilian Honor

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Indonesian Parliament, emphasizing shared civilizational ties and calling for stronger bilateral cooperation rooted in democratic values. Modi was conferred Indonesia's highest civilian honor, the Bintang Adipurna, which he dedicated to the people of India and the broader partnership between the two nations. He stressed India's commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific region, underlining a development-focused approach rather than expansionism. The visit signaled India's intent to deepen strategic and cultural engagement with Indonesia.

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Microsoft Xbox cuts 3,200 jobs amid strategy reset and rising costs

Microsoft's Xbox division is laying off around 3,200 employees as part of a significant business restructuring effort. The move comes after the division faced slower-than-expected growth and mounting operational costs. Xbox is also streamlining its management hierarchy, reducing leadership layers from fourteen to just five. Four game studios, including Compulsion Games, are set to transition to independent ownership. The company aims to return to growth by 2027, with a goal of reaching over one billion daily users.

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Saudi Arabia Launches Package Visa Bundling Flights, Hotels and Visa in One

Saudi Arabia has rolled out a pilot Package Visa service designed to streamline the travel planning process for tourists. The digital initiative allows eligible visitors to book flights, accommodation, and apply for a visa through a single unified platform. The service is intended to reduce friction in the visitor journey and encourage tourists to stay longer in the country. The move is part of Saudi Arabia's broader push to expand its tourism sector and improve global accessibility.

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Voyager 1, Launched in 1977, Now Takes Over 22 Hours to Receive a Signal

NASA's Voyager 1, launched in 1977, remains the farthest human-made object in space, currently located approximately 25 billion kilometres from Earth. Nearly 49 years into its mission, the spacecraft continues to transmit data back to scientists. Due to a gradually depleting power supply, NASA has been selectively shutting down onboard systems to extend the probe's operational life. By 2026, the signal travel time between Earth and Voyager 1 is expected to reach a full 24 hours, marking another significant milestone in the mission.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

TMC Rebel MP Saayoni Ghosh Faces Hostile Protests During Baruipur Visit

Trinamool Congress rebel MP Saayoni Ghosh was met with angry protests and chants of 'traitor' and 'dishonest' when she visited Baruipur. The demonstrators were reacting to her recent departure from the TMC, with crowds labelling her a turncoat. Police initially prevented her delegation from entering the area before eventually permitting access under security escort. Ghosh stated that her visit was focused on demanding prompt justice for the victim and the victim's family. Several other political leaders also visited Baruipur to meet the victim's parents and express their solidarity.

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Hema Malini shares Dharmendra's final wish to keep family united

Veteran actress Hema Malini has revealed that her husband Dharmendra's last wish was for the family to remain united. She noted that Dharmendra consistently stressed the importance of spending quality time with children and loved ones. Malini spoke warmly of Dharmendra's sons Sunny and Bobby Deol, describing them as wonderful individuals. She affirmed that despite being a blended family, they remain internally close-knit and happy. Malini also remembered Dharmendra as a generous and loving person who taught those around him to face life's challenges with strength.

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Telangana Man Arrested for Killing Son Who Opposed House Sale

A man named Kothapalli Seetharamulu, also known as John Mark, was arrested on Monday in Telangana in connection with the murder of his son, Kiran Kumar. The accused allegedly crushed his sleeping son's head with a stone after the son opposed his plan to sell their house. Authorities linked the motive to the accused's alcoholism and his intent to fund his drinking habit through the property sale. Kiran Kumar is survived by his wife, Vijaya Lakshmi, and their two children.

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Iran holds mass mourning after Supreme Leader Khamenei killed with family

Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has been killed along with four family members, including a reported 14-month-old granddaughter. Videos circulating from the country showed large crowds of mourners dressed in black and red filling the streets of Qom. Clerics in turbans were among those paying their respects at the coffins of the deceased. The scale of public mourning reflects the profound significance of Khamenei's death for the Islamic Republic.

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Meta Data Center Linked to Rare Bacterial Outbreak at Cheyenne Water Plants

Cheyenne officials traced a rare bacterial contamination at two city water reclamation plants to a Meta data center project. The outbreak forced the Dry Creek and Crow Creek facilities offline for several months. In response, the Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities has permanently banned industrial wastewater from similar cooling systems. Authorities are now reassessing their capacity to manage wastewater generated during data center construction.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Psychologist recommends better phrases than 'You can do it' to build child resilience

When children express frustration by saying they cannot do something, parents commonly respond with 'You can do it' as encouragement. However, psychologist Annie Simpson warns that this phrase can inadvertently dismiss a child's emotions and cause conflict. She recommends alternatives such as 'Not yet' and 'What's the first tiny piece' to nurture a growth mindset. These responses validate how the child feels while guiding them toward small, achievable steps. Over time, this approach is said to build stronger confidence and resilience in young learners.

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Bengaluru man arrested for killing infant daughter during fight with wife

A man in Bengaluru has been arrested for allegedly killing his infant daughter during a domestic dispute. The father reportedly kicked and threw the baby, causing her death. The parents initially told authorities the child had accidentally fallen from a cot. However, a post-mortem examination uncovered severe internal injuries that contradicted the fall explanation. Police are now searching for the mother, who has absconded following the incident.

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