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An Austrian family bakery opened a New York shop selling a 3.3-pound rye loaf for $60; the bread uses organic rye flour, water and salt, ferments for up to 24 hours and is the store’s only loaf

According to the report, rye was chosen as the bakery’s sole bread partly because of its importance in Austrian baking. The grain has long played a central role in the country’s bread culture, and the Auer family’s recipe is said to have been passed down through generations. In a city where a bagel can be…

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He moved to Canada and rented his Punjab house for Rs 20,000 a month, then sought eviction to use it during India visits; Punjab & Haryana HC rules against landlord, allows tenant to stay

Court ruled in favour of the tenant and rejected the landlord’s plea seeking her eviction. (Image for representative purpose only) He moved to Canada and rented his Punjab house for Rs 20,000 a month, then sought eviction to use it during India visits; Punjab & Haryana HC rules against landlord, allows tenant to stayA man…

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An 84-year-old Wyoming Navy veteran spent decades building a 207-acre llama ranch with his late wife; after donating it in 2025, the property has now opened as a sanctuary for veterans and first responders

Al Ellis and his late wife Sondra had spent decades building the biggest vision of their lives, a 207-acre ranch near their two-story log home off US Highway 191 in Boulder, a town of roughly 100 people 12 miles south of Pinedale. Ellis, an 84-year-old Navy veteran and former commercial driver, had turned to become…

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Meet Rajarshi Mandal, the 16-year-old Lexington student whose malaria model showed the same mosquito-net supply could prevent twice as many infections; he won $50,000

For Mandal, the idea began with footage showing fishermen using donated mosquito nets as fishing material because the mesh was available when conventional fishing equipment was not. At 16, Rajarshi Mandal is already tackling a problem that has challenged public-health systems for decades: how to make limited malaria-prevention resources go further. The Lexington High School…

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Drums, music and band greet gangster Kala Jathedi as he reaches village for naming twin daughters | Chandigarh News

Gangster Sandeep alias Kala Jathedi attended his twin daughters’ naming ceremony on parole. SONIPAT: Gangster Sandeep alias Kala Jathedi, lodged in Delhi’s Tihar Jail, was brought to his native Jathedi village on Sunday on parole to attend the naming ceremony and religious rituals of his twin daughters.Jathedi’s arrival drew a large crowd, with people gathering…

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Edward Norton ran the 2009 New York Marathon with Maasai warriors to support a Kenya conservation trust protecting 280,000 acres | World News

PC: National Geographic and MWCT In 2009, Edward Norton ran the New York City Marathon alongside Maasai warriors to raise awareness and funds for a conservation project in Kenya. His connection with the cause began after he visited Campi ya Kanzi, an ecolodge near Mount Kilimanjaro that linked tourism income with protecting land and supporting…

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Early Solar System space rocks had up to 92% rocky chondrules as natural sorting separated them from ice-rich dust; new study finds |

During the Solar System’s first million years, its earliest outer worlds appear to have formed from a carefully filtered mix of material, with heat-forged chondrules making up between 83% and 92% of their composition. In the young disc, aerodynamic sorting separated these rocky grains from fine matrix containing water ice and organic molecules, leaving the…

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