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GSK India sets Guinness World Records title with giant brochure mosaic on World Heart Day | India News

GSK India’s 115-square-metre brochure mosaic and Guinness World Records certificate recognising it as the ‘largest brochure mosaic-image’ GSK India has received a Guinness World Records title for the “largest brochure mosaic-image”, with a 115-square-metre installation assembled from pledge-card brochures contributed by more than 5,000 healthcare professionals.The mosaic was created at GSK House in Mumbai as…

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‘No locus standi’: India rejects Turkey President Erdogan’s remarks on Kashmir at UNGA | India News

NEW DELHI: Ministry of external affairs on Tuesday slammed Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan for raising the Kashmir issue at the United Nations General Assembly and said that no external party has any locus standi on the issue of India’s territorial integrity and sovereignty.During a bi-weekly press briefing, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal rejected Erdogan’s remarks and…

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What makes a rape case ‘rarest of rare’? How courts decide on the death penalty | India News

Should death penalty remain exception in rape cases, not the rule? Every time a brutal rape case shocks the country, the demand returns almost immediately: give the harshest possible punishment.The anger is understandable. But the law applies a much narrower test. Not every rape case, however grave, crosses the threshold for the death penalty.India recorded…

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In 1979, Ted Turner bought a 4,680-acre South Carolina barrier island to prevent development; 38 years later he sold it to the state for $4.9 million, about one-third of its appraised value, and it became state parkland

American media mogul Ted Turner has completed the sale of St Phillips Island, a pristine 4,680-acre barrier island off the coast of South Carolina, to the state government for a small part of its market value. The deal transfers ownership of the untouched coastal island to the South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism…

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Random Musing: Did Anthropic and other frontier AI companies borrow their business model from Pakistan’s foreign policy?

The Trump Doctrine in one frame: power, crypto, AI, geopolitics and the eternal question — Paisa laya? To the learned mind, connections that might seem absurd to normal individuals appear absolutely natural. For example, speaking of the absurd, it’s quite clear that both Albert Camus and Bhojpuri singer Pawan Singh are pondering the same ontological…

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What you spot first reveals whether you are brave on the outside and sensitive on the inside

Optical illusion personality tests are interesting images that trick the eyes into believing what we see first, depending on our mindset, focus, and perspective, despite the many objects layered cleverly into one another. What makes these brainteasers particularly interesting is that what we spot first is associated with a hidden personality trait, and the person…

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Parveen Hooda’s redemption hour: From a lost medal to a shot at Asian Games boxing gold | Asian Games 2026 News

Parveen Hooda prepares ahead of the Women’s 65kg quarter-final boxing match against England’s Sacha Hickey at the Commonwealth Games 2026, in Glasgow, Scotland. (PTI file photo) NEW DELHI: As Parveen Hooda unleashes fury inside the ring, she is fighting battles far beyond it. The Rohtak boxer is punching at more than an opponent now. Every…

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Asian Games 2026 Day 10: Neeru Dhanda, women’s 4x400m relay shine as 8-medal haul takes India past 50 | Asian Games 2026 News

Gold medalist team India pose on the podium following the women’s 4×400-meter relay final. (AP Photo) NEW DELHI: Neeru Dhanda delivered India’s first-ever Asian Games gold in the women’s trap event despite heavy rain and chilly conditions, before the women’s 4x400m relay team added another gold in the evening to make Tuesday a fruitful Day…

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