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LPU Campus Violence Triggered by Rumour That Spread via Reddit Post
Lovely Professional University (LPU) in Punjab witnessed on-campus violence reportedly sparked by a rumour circulating among students. The rumour originated from a Reddit post and quickly spread across the student community. LPU Dean Dr. Sorabh Lakhanpal described the incident as a case of 'rumour rage' in a statement to NDTV. The unverified claim escalated rapidly, eventually spiralling into physical violence on campus.
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Singapore Court Jails Indian IT Vendor Over 2 Years for Government Data Breach
An Indian IT vendor, Janarthanan Tamil Kovan, has been sentenced to more than two years in prison by a Singapore court. He pleaded guilty to charges related to compromising the safety of sensitive documents belonging to Singapore's State Courts and the government. The breach involved endangering official state records, raising serious concerns about data security in government IT contracts. The case highlights the legal consequences vendors face when entrusted with sensitive government data in Singapore.
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Delhi University Women March for Safety and Freedom Amid Rain
Women from multiple Delhi University colleges took to the streets on Monday under the banner 'Hum Auratein Aazad Hain', meaning 'We Women Are Free'. The demonstration was held to protest violence against women and demand greater safety and social change. Participants voiced solidarity and pushed back against restrictions placed on women's movement as a response to sexual violence. The march also drew male supporters, with demonstrators stressing the need for a shift in men's attitudes toward women's rights and safety. The rally proceeded despite rainfall, underscoring the resolve of those who participated.
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Russia Warns NATO of Direct Confrontation Over Kaliningrad Access
Russia has issued a stark warning to NATO, threatening direct confrontation if the Kaliningrad exclave is cut off from mainland Russia. The Russian Embassy to Belgium, which handles Moscow's diplomatic contacts with NATO, conveyed Russia's position to both the NATO International Secretariat and the Belgian foreign ministry. The warning was reported by state news agency TASS, citing an embassy statement referencing NATO's 'aggressive policy.' Kaliningrad is a Russian territory situated on the Baltic Sea, geographically separated from mainland Russia by other countries. The development signals rising tensions between Moscow and the Western military alliance over access to the strategically important enclave.
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M.F. Husain's 1952 Painting 'The Red Girl' Sells for Rs 65 Crore at Mumbai Auction
Legendary Indian painter M.F. Husain's early work 'The Red Girl', created in 1952, was sold at a Mumbai auction for Rs 65 crore. The final price far exceeded pre-auction estimates, which had placed its value between Rs 3 crore and Rs 5 crore. The remarkable result highlights a surging collector interest in modern Indian art, with several other works also fetching significant sums at the same event. The sale is seen as a reflection of the evolving and increasingly valued landscape of Indian fine art.
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Essar Group to Build US's Largest-Ever Steel Plant, Production by 2030
India's Essar Group has announced plans to construct what is being described as the largest steel plant in United States history. The facility is expected to have an annual production capacity of 10 million tonnes of steel once fully operational. US President Donald Trump made the announcement, highlighting the scale of the investment. The plant is projected to begin production in 2030, marking a significant industrial development on American soil.
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Changing Weather in Delhi-NCR Raises Asthma and Allergy Risk in Children
Children in the Delhi-NCR region are experiencing a rise in respiratory illnesses as weather patterns shift. Doctors have observed an increase in cases of asthma, allergic rhinitis, and persistent cough among young patients. Environmental factors are being identified as the primary drivers behind this trend. Medical experts are urging parents to watch for warning signs and seek timely professional consultation. Reducing children's contact with known irritants is recommended to manage symptoms and preserve their quality of life.
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Indian Markets Set for Flat Open as Asian Stocks Slip, Brent Crude Nears $107
Indian equity markets are expected to open on a flat note amid weakness across Asian markets. Brent crude oil prices climbed close to $107 per barrel, adding pressure to market sentiment. The rise in oil prices comes as talks between the United States and Iran over a nuclear deal have stalled. This has offset any relief that may have come from Saudi Arabia restarting its oil pipeline operations. Investors are closely watching global cues, particularly energy prices, for further direction.
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Mumbai chole bhature shop saved from closure after Anushka Sharma order goes viral
A small chole bhature shop in Mumbai was struggling to survive under heavy debt before an unexpected turnaround. A comedian's Instagram recommendation first brought the shop into the public eye, sparking a surge in online attention. Visibility grew further when actor Anushka Sharma placed an order from the shop for cricketer Virat Kohli. The viral moment drove a sharp increase in customers, transforming the business significantly. The owners, two brothers, have since expanded from a single outlet to four locations to meet rising demand.
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ASML sells zero machines in Europe amid lack of chip factory investment
ASML, Europe's largest chipmaking equipment company, is currently making no sales within Europe, according to executive Frank Heemskerk. He attributed this to a complete absence of new chip factory construction and insufficient investment across the continent. Meanwhile, the European Union's Chips Act is struggling to meet its 2030 target of doubling Europe's share of the global chip market. Countries including the US, China, and India are actively competing to attract ASML's business. Senior ASML executives have also cautioned Brussels about the risks of heavy AI regulation and the need to protect Europe's technological sovereignty.
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Chess Olympiad medallist Nihal Sarin shuts down 'play for Pakistan' troll with witty reply
Indian chess player Nihal Sarin delivered a sharp three-word comeback to a social media user who suggested he should play for Pakistan. The troll's comment came after India's Open team won silver at the Chess Olympiad. Nihal responded with 'on board 0?', dismissing the remark with humor. His personal performance at the tournament was inconsistent, scoring five points from nine games after a strong start followed by two back-to-back losses. India ultimately finished second overall, behind gold medalists Uzbekistan.
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US Exempts India and 19 Nations from Tariffs on Specialty Pharmaceuticals
The United States has waived tariffs on specialty drugs imported from India and 19 other countries. The exemptions stem from President Trump's April proclamation that directed adjustments to pharmaceutical and pharmaceutical ingredient imports. The move is being implemented under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act, a national security trade provision. The waiver is expected to ease trade conditions for major drug-exporting nations, including India, which is a significant supplier of medicines to the US market.
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