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Army SSC Tech 68th Recruitment 2026 begins for 381 engineering graduate vacancies; check details here

Indian Army SSC Tech 68th Recruitment 2026 opens for April 2027 course; applications underway Army SSC Tech 68th Recruitment 2026: The Indian Army has released the short notification for the 68th Short Service Commission (Tech) Entry, inviting applications from eligible unmarried male and female engineering graduates for the course commencing in April 2027. Widows of…

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‘Come and help us’: Reform urges activists to campaign in Clacton as major parties boycott Nigel Farage’s bypoll

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage Nigel Farage’s decision to resign as MP for Clacton and immediately seek re-election has triggered an extraordinary political row, with Labour, the Conservatives, Liberal Democrats and several other parties refusing to contest what they have branded a “fake” by-election.The controversy has also disrupted Reform UK’s campaign in the high-stakes Greater…

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Bhadrakali, Nandi & Kartikeya: Australia announces repatriation of three ancient Indian artefacts during PM Modi’s visit | India News

A ceremonial metal trident bearing the image of Goddess Bhadrakali, a stone idol of Nandi and a stone idol of six-headed Kartikeya (Image credit: ANI) NEW DELHI: Australia on Thursday announced that it will return three ancient Indian artefacts, a ceremonial metal trident bearing the image of Goddess Bhadrakali, a stone idol of Nandi and…

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‘Marketed like Nirma instead of Nike’: ‘Dhamaal 4’ star Jaaved Jafferi explains why the original ‘Dhamaal’ initially underperformed at the box office before becoming a cult hit | Hindi Movie News

Ahead of ‘Dhamaal 4’, Jaaved Jafferi says he’s never nervous before releases and reveals the original ‘Dhamaal’ wasn’t meant to be a franchise—it succeeded later as a cult film. He blames poor marketing for its muted debut, compares it to Star Wars, and calls Dhamaal India’s pioneering movie franchise. With ‘Dhamaal 4’ approaching its release,…

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Dune Part Three: Meet the Emirati stunt performer behind the action in ‘Dune: Part Three’ | World News

Emirati Stunt Performer Brings Authentic Desert Action to ‘Dune: Part Three’ / Image – Mohammed Faisal Mostafa When audiences watch the sweeping desert battles of Dune: Part Three later this year, they will be seeing more than the spectacular landscapes of Abu Dhabi’s Liwa Desert. Hidden behind the breathtaking action sequences is an Emirati performer…

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Mumbai’s rain has entered uncharted territory. The data tells a worrying story | Mumbai News

Mumbai experienced unprecedented rainfall, exceeding normal monthly totals in just one week. MUMBAI: Monsoons have been a part of Mumbai’s life always. However, what the city has witnessed in the past week is beyond the definition of a “normal” Mumbai monsoon.Between June 30 and July 6, two key observatories of the India Meteorological Department (IMD)…

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UK man who staged estranged wife’s murder as suicide found guilty of rape, killing | World News

Michael Thompson and Kimberley Thompson A UK man has been found guilty of raping and killing his estranged wife after a six-week trial, with jurors returning unanimous verdicts at Nottingham Crown Court, BBC reported.Michael Thompson, 56, was convicted of murdering and raping Kimberley Thompson, 43, who died at the home they still shared on Pinewood…

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‘Just unfair’: Ashwin slams selectors over Sanju Samson’s Zimbabwe snub | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: Former India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has strongly criticised the selectors for leaving Sanju Samson out of India’s T20I squad for the upcoming Zimbabwe tour, calling the decision “just unfair”. Ashwin also warned that frequent changes in the team could create insecurity among players and hurt India’s T20 setup.Speaking on his YouTube show Ash…

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India gets world’s first once-a-week insulin: All about Novo Nordisk’s Awiqli | India News

Awiqli is a long-acting basal insulin designed to provide steady background insulin support throughout the week. India has become one of the first countries in the world to introduce Awiqli, the world’s first once-a-week basal insulin approved for clinical use, offering a new treatment option for adults living with diabetes.The launch comes at a crucial…

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