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Project Kusha explained: Why India’s ‘own S-400’ is not designed to stop ballistic missiles

DRDO successfully tests long-range air defence missile system ‘Kusha’ The successful first test of the Kusha Surface to Air Missile (SAM) has set a new benchmark for the country in general and the Defence Development and Development Organisation (DRDO) in particular. Project Kusha, which is being developed in three variants, is dubbed as the indigenously…

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Scientists tagged sperm whales off Norway and found they release gas bubbles while sleeping vertically to remain suspended below the ocean surface

Why do sperm whale release gas bubbles while sleeping vertically When it comes to marine life, there are facts beyond human imagination. In the most recent findings, scientists discovered a lesser-known fact about sperm whales and their resting mechanism. According to them, sperm whales have a fantastic way of resting far beneath the ocean waves….

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Jerusalem Murder Case: ‘Found lying in pool of blood’: Indian man found dead in Jerusalem apartment; Israeli held

Indian man found dead in Jerusalem (Credit/X) An Indian national was found dead inside an apartment in Jerusalem‘s Katamon neighbourhood on Thursday, with Israeli police arresting a 31-year-old man on suspicion of murder. The 40-year-old victim was “found lying on the floor with blood” around him, and authorities said the case is being investigated as…

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‘No need to respond in advance’: Canadian PM Mark Carney rules out retaliatory tariffs before Aug 19

With less than a month before US President Donald Trump‘s proposed 50% tariffs are due to take effect, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has said Ottawa will not retaliate in advance, instead, will continue negotiations. Carney said that the country does not need to respond “in advance” and any such measure would be “counterproductive”. With…

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‘I am not taking it for granted’: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi after breaking Sachin Tendulkar’s record | Cricket News

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (ANI Photo) Vaibhav Sooryavanshi believes his record-breaking maiden international half-century has given him the confidence he needs after a difficult start to life in international cricket. The 15-year-old announced his arrival in style by smashing an 18-ball fifty against Zimbabwe in the opening T20I in Harare on Thursday, becoming the youngest player to…

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Mba Admission 2027: MBA exams to target this year: CAT, XAT, SNAP, NMAT, CMAT and MICAT — check dates, fees and top colleges

MBA Admission 2027: Complete Guide to Top Entrance Exams, Application Fees and Participating Colleges MBA Admission 2027: MBA aspirants planning admissions for 2027 should start tracking major entrance exams as registration windows and tentative schedules for some of India’s most popular management tests are expected to open soon. From CAT and XAT to SNAP, NMAT,…

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Aakash Baskaran breaks silence on box office failure of Sivakarthikeyan’s ‘Parasakthi’, explains why ‘Idli Kadai’ became profitable |

Even months after its theatrical release, ‘Parasakthi’ continues to be discussed among cinema fans and trade circles. The film carried massive expectations as it brought together Sivakarthikeyan and director Sudha Kongara for the first time. Backed by the success of ‘Amaran,’ the actor’s market had reached a new high, and many expected ‘Parasakthi’ to become…

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Crackdown on paper leak: Govt planning to tweak anti-cheating law by increasing jail term | India News

In the expected amendment, the government is likely to increase the jail. NEW DELHI: The central government will introduce an amendment to the law meant to prevent paper leaks and cheating in public examinations to provide for fast-track courts for paper leak cases.In the expected amendment, the government is also likely to increase the jail…

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In 1938, one radio broadcast made Americans think the world was ending: The incredible true story behind the ‘War of the Worlds’ panic | World News

Late on an autumn evening in 1938, many Americans settled down beside their radios expecting an ordinary night of entertainment. Radio had become the country’s most trusted source of news and information. Families relied on it for election results, breaking events and speeches from political leaders. That sense of trust created an unusual moment in…

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