Kuldeep Kirtirajan

‘India welcomes US-Iran MoU’: NSA Ajit Doval expresses ‘cautious optimism’ at BRICS meet over peace deal | India News

NSA Ajit Doval expresses ‘cautious optimism’ over US-Iran peace deal (Image/PTI) NEW DELHI: National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Tuesday said that India welcomed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between the US and Iran expressing ‘cautious optimism’ that the agreement could restore regional stability, strengthen energy security and ease global supply chain disruptions.Speaking at…

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SIT submits preliminary report to UP govt in Ayodhya Ram temple donation embezzlement probe | Lucknow News

A Special Investigation Team has submitted its initial findings to the Uttar Pradesh government regarding allegations of embezzlement of donations for the Ayodhya Ram temple. Lucknow: The Special Investigation Team (SIT) constituted to probe allegations of embezzlement of donations received at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya on Tuesday submitted its preliminary inquiry report to the…

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Psychologist reveals 5 things ‘fun dads’ do that can raise happier children

The “fun dad” label can sound light, even a little playful, but psychology suggests it may point to something deeper. Research on father involvement shows that warm, responsive dads are often linked with better social, emotional, cognitive and physical outcomes in children. Harvard’s Center on the Developing Child says responsive back-and-forth interactions help build brain…

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Inside NASA’s $4.3 billion Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope that could see 100 times more than Hubble |

NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has reached Kennedy Space Center in Florida, where it has begun final preparations for launch aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket. The observatory arrived on NASA’s Pegasus barge on June 21, 2026, after travelling in a protective, environmentally controlled container from Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland. Roman is…

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Meta told all employees in America: We are installing tracking software in your machines; 2 months later, it confirms ‘private data leak; says that we have…

Nearly two months after Meta told its US workforce that tracking software would start logging their every click and keystroke, the company has hit pause. The reason isn’t a change of heart over privacy. It’s a leak. According to WIRED, Meta left sensitive data gathered from employee laptops sitting open to anyone inside the company,…

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Australian magician Daniel Hidden disappears without a trace after leaving a cryptic message, police launch massive search | World News

Australian magician and mentalist Daniel Hidden has vanished without a trace, triggering a large-scale search operation across rugged bushland in Queensland’s Gold Coast hinterland. The 26-year-old was last seen leaving his Broadbeach home in the early hours of June 14 in a silver Hyundai Santa Fe towing a caravan. His vehicle was later found abandoned…

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Amid rebellion, TMC sends fresh office-bearers list to EC, says Mamata remains party chief | India News

Amid rebellion, TMC send fresh list to EC, asserting Mamata Banerjee remains the party leader (Picture credit: ANI file photo) NEW DELHI: Trinamool Congress under Mamata Banerjee has reconstituted its national working committee amid a major rebellion within the party at both the assembly and Parliament levels.The move came as a strong assertion of Mamata…

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‘France will probably beat us’: Haaland cools Norway FIFA World Cup hype before Mbappe showdown | Football News

Erling Haaland, Kylian Mbappe Erling Haaland has fired Norway into the knockout stage of the FIFA World Cup, but the striker is not getting carried away. After scoring twice in Norway’s 3-2 win over Senegal on Tuesday, Haaland said the team should enjoy the moment rather than start talking about winning the tournament.The Manchester City…

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Australia recycled 150,000 wheelbarrows of oyster shells to rebuild a lost underwater ecosystem |

Before European settlers arrived on Australia’s coastlines, vast oyster and mussel reefs stretched across the southern half of the country all the way north to the edges of the Great Barrier Reef. These shellfish reefs filtered seawater, fed fish populations, stabilised sediment, and protected shorelines from wave damage. Then, over the course of a century,…

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