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‘Left’ in existential crisis: From CPI-CPM rift in Kerala to Delhi rout, old fault lines deepen | India News

The Left faces a deeper political challenge as electoral setbacks, internal tensions and shrinking influence converge There was a time when the Left’s political footprint stretched from West Bengal to Tripura and Kerala. Its influence travelled further still, through trade unions, university campuses, farmers’ movements and a cadre network that kept the red flag visible…

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How piles of elephant dung outside a Thai village became sun-cured bricks for the sculptural Goya Tower

In 2021, once the multi-year Elephant World project in northeastern Thailand was finished, architect Boonserm Premthada kept noticing the same thing on his return visits to the elephant villages, dung everywhere on the roads, outside houses, piled up around town as the local elephant population grew. “My approach to my practice doesn’t come from theory;…

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A 14-year-old Georgia student scored a perfect 1600 on the SAT after taking college-level courses; Ashrit Talluri of Fulton County achieved the maximum score while still in an age group far younger than typical SAT test-takers

A 14-year-old student in Georgia has achieved the highest possible score on the SAT, completing a test generally associated with students much further along in high school. Ashrit Talluri of Fulton County earned a perfect 1600 on the exam, according to FOX 5 Atlanta and The Independent, with additional reporting from outlets including Andhra Jyothy…

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Asian Games 2026: No squash gold for India as Anahat Singh, Abhay Singh win silver | Asian Games 2026 News

Anahat Singh and Abhay Singh NEW DELHI: India’s wait for a squash singles gold at the Asian Games continued on Sunday as both Anahat Singh and Abhay Singh lost their respective finals to Malaysian opponents, leaving the country with two silver medals from the individual events.World No. 5 Sivasangari Subramaniam defeated 18-year-old Anahat 11-4, 11-4,…

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Australia turns a former gold mine into a pumped-hydro storage hub, using two disused pits to store 2,000 MWh of electricity | World News

PC: Australian Renewable Energy Agency Australia’s Kidston Renewable Energy Hub is repurposing a former gold mine in Far North Queensland into a pumped-hydro energy storage facility. The K2-Hydro project will use two disused mine pits as upper and lower reservoirs, with a planned capacity of 250 MW and 2,000 MWh of storage, providing approximately eight…

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Election Commission: ‘Wrong message to society’: Rijiju attacks Rahul Gandhi over Gyanesh Kumar resignation demand | India News

Rahul Gandhi had alleged that the 2024 Lok Sabha and assembly elections were “all rigged”. NEW DELHI: Union minister Kiren Rijiju on Sunday attacked leader of opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi over his criticism of the Election Commission and demand for Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation, saying such remarks would send a “wrong…

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Oklahoma is home to seven venomous snakes, from Prairie Rattlesnakes and Copperheads to Western Cottonmouths, each with distinct habitats and markings | World News

Oklahoma is home to 46 snake species, seven of which are venomous. The seven species belong to a group known as pit vipers and share several physical and behavioural traits. Their heads are wider than their necks and are triangular. According to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, their eyes have elliptical pupils that help…

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‘Joined Samajwadi Party?’ Ravi Kishan bristles at BJP corporator over Gorakhpur flooding query | India News

Gorakhpur was among the worst-affected areas, with continuous rainfall inundating several parts of the city. NEW DELHI: BJP‘s Gorakhpur corporator Vishwajeet Tripathi had a heated verbal exchange with party colleague Ravi Kishan after he sought the administration’s accountability over knee-deep waterlogging in Gorakhpur, which Kishan represents in the Lok Sabha.When Tripathi confronted the Lok Sabha…

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