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Woman found hanging in Adoor

The police have launched an investigation following the discovery of a woman found hanging at a residence in Adoor. One individual who was present at the scene during the time of the incident has been taken into custody for questioning.

KAU organises financial literacy programme for farmers in collaboration with RBI and Canara Bank

Kerala Agricultural University has partnered with the Reserve Bank of India and Canara Bank to host a targeted financial literacy initiative for local farmers. The session aimed to enhance economic awareness and provide practical knowledge on banking systems to the agricultural community.

SIT reconstructs minor rape-murder crime scene in Baruipur

The Special Investigation Team (SIT) has successfully reconstructed the crime scene involving the rape and murder of a minor in Baruipur. A forensic team joined investigators at the site to collect additional physical evidence for the ongoing criminal inquiry.

Nasscom warns of decline in deep engineering skills as AI takes over routine work

Nasscom has issued a warning regarding a significant decline in deep engineering skills as artificial intelligence increasingly automates routine technical tasks. The industry body highlights a concerning gap between basic proficiency and the advanced capabilities required for native AI development.

Let’s build a children’s public internet

Recent international policy shifts have seen a surge in age verification mandates and potential social media bans for minors due to safety concerns. Proponents are now calling for the creation of a dedicated public internet infrastructure designed specifically for children's needs.

The first sunlight reflecting space mirror has been cleared for launch

Reflect Orbital has received official authorization to launch a prototype satellite designed to reflect sunlight to Earth during nighttime hours. The California-based startup aims to test the feasibility of orbital mirrors to boost solar energy production after sunset.

More Millionaires Are Leaving New York For Florida And Texas, State Loses $11 Billion In Revenue

New migration data reveals a significant exodus of high-income earners from New York to lower-tax states like Florida and Texas. This demographic shift has resulted in an estimated $11 billion loss in potential tax revenue for the state.

6 Civilians Killed After Pakistan Forces Open Fire During Clashes In PoK

Six civilians have been killed after Pakistani security forces opened fire during ongoing clashes in the Pakistan-occupied Kashmir region. The fatalities occurred amid escalating unrest driven by growing local resentment against Islamabad's administration of the territory.

Direct tax mop-up grows 16% to over ₹6.51 lakh crore so far in FY27

India's net direct tax collections have recorded sharp growth of 16% to exceed ₹6.51 lakh crore in the current fiscal year. The surge is primarily driven by a robust increase in corporate tax receipts alongside steady non-corporate tax contributions.

Ukraine downs five Russian ballistic missiles as Kyiv looks to harden air defences

Ukrainian air defense forces successfully intercepted five Russian ballistic missiles during a recent wave of aerial attacks. This marks the first successful neutralization of ballistic threats in nearly two weeks as Kyiv seeks more advanced defense systems.

Here's Why Parents Kidnap Their Own Children In Japan

Under the current system, only one parent, usually the one who kept physical custody of the child, retains full parental rights.

Here's Why Parents Kidnap Their Own Children In Japan

Japan's legal framework for child custody has historically mandated a sole-custody system following the dissolution of a marriage. This legal structure often incentivizes parents to seize physical custody of a child to ensure they retain exclusive parental rights.

Bloomberg Ordered To Pay $178,000 In Singapore Ministers' Defamation Case

Bloomberg Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait said the agency was disappointed by the ruling "but we will of course respect it".

US, Iran Intensify Strikes After Trump Reveals Hormuz Toll Plan

The United States conducted military strikes against Iranian targets early Tuesday following a significant escalation in regional rhetoric. This development comes after President Donald Trump announced plans to implement a naval blockade of Iranian ports.

PM Modi Stopped Putin From Nuking Ukraine In 2022: Polish Minister

Poland's Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski stated that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi contributed to preventing Russia from using nuclear weapons in 2022. The claims suggest that diplomatic intervention from India was pivotal in de-escalating nuclear tensions during the conflict in Ukraine.

From ruin to revival: How digital technology is reshaping the restoration of heritage structures

Conservation architects R. Maniyarasan and Sakthi Murugan, who have documented restoration projects, explain how photogrammetry and LiDAR are helping preserve history.

This artist is documenting Bengaluru’s mango season in the face of climate change and ecological loss

Artist Shruti Nagaraj is using digital mediums to archive the cultural and ecological significance of Bengaluru's mango varieties. The project, titled 'Maavu', addresses the threats posed by climate change and urban development to local biodiversity.

FIFA World Cup 2026: Stage set for an intriguing battle between England and Argentina

England and Argentina are set to renew one of football's most intense rivalries in a high-stakes FIFA World Cup 2026 semifinal. Both nations have demonstrated significant resilience to reach this stage, setting the scene for another historic encounter between these long-standing adversaries.

Rakshit, Yogya emerged champions in DGC junior/sub-junior golf meet

Rakshit and Yogya secured top honors at the Delhi Golf Club junior and sub-junior tournament. The event successfully concluded despite facing challenging weather conditions over its three-day duration.

Table tennis | Three Indian pairs in World top 10

Sports Ministry directs Hockey India to probe allegations of harassment and intimidation

The Union Sports Ministry has officially directed Hockey India to investigate serious allegations of harassment and intimidation raised within the organization. This move follows a formal complaint lodged by a former staff member regarding a hostile work environment.

Deep-Tech, AI, Innovation to shape India’s future: Dr. Mashelkar

Renowned scientist Dr. R.A. Mashelkar has emphasized that deep-tech, artificial intelligence, and indigenous innovation are the critical elements required to shape India's future growth. He noted that the nation must prioritize the development of affordable and globally competitive solutions to bene

‘Most ambitious and aspirational FTAs’: India-U.K. trade deal set to come into force on July 15

India and the United Kingdom have finalized a comprehensive trade agreement scheduled to officially come into force on July 15. The deal is being characterized as one of the most ambitious and aspirational free trade agreements to date for both nations.

Pakistan influence in West Asia setback to India, question mark on Vishwaguru's style: Congress

The Congress party has raised concerns over Pakistan's growing influence in West Asia, describing it as a significant diplomatic failure for the current administration. General Secretary Jairam Ramesh questioned the effectiveness of India's 'Vishwaguru' foreign policy approach amid these regional sh