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In Washington, Pumas are protecting human lives by preventing vehicle collisions accounting for a 76% reduction in accidents

Whoever thought animals would be able to prevent accidents? According to a recent study published in ‘Current Biology’ the presence of pumas in Washington has decreased the risk of road collisions immensely. Researchers found that the presence of pumas in the Olympic Peninsula area of Washington has changed the behaviour of the local deer population,…

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‘IPL is part of our plan’: Andrew McDonald explains Australia’s strategy before India tour and Ashes | Cricket News

Australia’s test team (Image: Cricket Australia) Australia head coach Andrew McDonald has acknowledged that player availability for the IPL will be carefully managed as the team prepares for one of its busiest international schedules in recent years.Beginning with a two-Test home series against Bangladesh, Australia are set to play 20 Test matches and 14 white-ball…

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Martha Stewart takes a dig at Meghan Markle for talking about ‘palace’ and being a ‘homemaking guru’: ‘It doesn’t sort of follow’ |

Martha Stewart questions the career choices of Meghan Markle. (Image credits: Instagram) Meghan Markle and Prince Harry returned from their family vacation to the UK to commemorate the one-year countdown to the Invictus Games 2027. During the brief visit, the couple stayed largely out of the public eye, but they had a discreet dinner with…

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Friday’s rain in Delhi wasn’t just about rain; it was about what happened after | Delhi News

Waterlogging is particularly harmful in Delhi because a few vulnerable spots can disrupt movement across large areas of the capital. NEW DELHI: Delhi has seen a very rainy start to August, with Safdarjung recording 127mm of rain in the first seven days—making it the wettest first week of August in at least 16 years. Delhi…

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Michael Dell’s son Zach co-founded Base Power in 2023; it is now valued at $13 billion and has installed more than 23,000 home batteries

His father helped put a computer in millions of homes. Now, Zach Dell wants to put a battery in them. The son of Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell, has co-founded a startup hoped to become America’s next big power company. Base Power is racing to build and install tens of thousands of batteries in residential…

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‘Officials will contact’: CM Pushkar Singh Dhami responds to Rishabh Pant’s emotional land appeal | Cricket News

Uttarakhand’s CM Pushkar Singh Dhami and Rishabh Pant (ANI Image) Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has responded to India wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant‘s public appeal for help in acquiring land in his home state, assuring the cricketer that the government will extend all possible assistance in accordance with the rules.Pant, who is currently in Sri…

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‘The Odyssey’ crosses USD 1 BILLION; becomes Christopher Nolan’s first film since ‘The Dark Knight Rises’ to hit box office milestone |

Christopher Nolan‘s ‘The Odyssey’ has officially crossed the USD 1 billion mark at the worldwide box office, thus becoming the fifth movie of 2026 to reach the milestone. The film has also become the Oscar-winning filmmaker’s first billion-dollar blockbuster since 2012’s ‘The Dark Knight Rises’. The Odyssey box office collections As per reports on Variety,…

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India steps up sixth-gen fighter push, moves to co-join French-led FCAS

NEW DELHI: The Defence ministry has initiated efforts to join the French-led Future Combat Air System (FCAS) sixth-generation fighter aircraft programme, a parliamentary panel has said. The panel has also sought a clear roadmap and timeline for India’s acquisition of such advanced aircraft.In its report presented in Parliament on Friday, the parliamentary standing committee on…

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