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Mississippi teen became a CPA at 15 after finishing high school at 12

At just 18 years old, James Chilimigras has achieved remarkable academic milestones, having graduated from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law, where he ranked in the top two percent of his class while earning five certificates. Displaying an exceptional intellect, he completed both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees by the age of 15 and

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MP children fall ill in bid to set Tiranga yatra record

Twelve students fell ill after a Tiranga Yatra in Singrauli district. They reportedly waited nearly an hour for the state minister to arrive. Some students skipped breakfast and faced inadequate water arrangements during the event. Officials stated all students received treatment and were discharged later. Show-cause notices were issued to officials regarding the incident.

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‘No clear info’: Nepal PM claims Indian territory, but ‘loses’ 210-year-old treaty papers

Nepal’s foreign minister announced that the country might have misplaced the original Sugauli Treaty papers, which played a critical role in establishing its borders with British India after the Anglo-Nepalese War. This comes at a time when border disputes with India have intensified. The government plans to systematically assess numerous international agreements, seeking to amend

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What Trump tariffs? Russia now supplies more than half of India’s crude oil imports

According to GTRI’s analysis, in June India imported crude oil worth $14.8 billion from all sources, of which $7.2 billion came from Russia. This translated into a Russian share of 48.6%.

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Meet Scarlett Tiani, student behind an award-winning dog safety invention

In a remarkable achievement, Connecticut student Scarlett Tiani has garnered national attention for her inventive pet safety solution, Tail Wag Warning. Designed to enhance safety during unexpected dog interactions, Tiani’s creation received numerous accolades at the prestigious national Invention Convention. With legal support at her side, she is now set to embark on the journey

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UP polls: How parties are vying for Dalit votes amid Mayawati’s shrinking base

A notable evolution in Dalit politics is unfolding in Uttar Pradesh, marked by a decline in the Bahujan Samaj Party’s dominance. The Bharatiya Janata Party and the Samajwadi Party are actively courting Dalit voters ahead of elections, and the Congress party is also working to regain its historic connections. Meanwhile, Chandrashekhar Azad is establishing a

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Sri Lankan coach dies after altercation with cricketer in Colombo

Tragic news strikes the cricket community as veteran coach Sumith Fernando passes away at 62 following a violent altercation. The incident, which took place on August 8 at a Colombo cricket facility, started over a dispute regarding drinking water. A 17-year-old player has been arrested in connection with this troubling event. Fernando was well-known for

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Aaradhya case: Delhi HC asks how far a famous family name’s reputation extends

Aaradhya Bachchan filed a Delhi High Court case against fake online information. The court is examining if family reputation can be treated like a trademark. It will also consider if fake news violates intellectual property rights. The case explores defamation within intellectual property law frameworks. The matter will be heard again on September fifteenth.

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‘No NALSAR 2026 graduate will be enrolled as advocate’: BCI amid CJI convocation invite row

The Bar Council of India has put a pause on NALSAR’s enrollments for the 2026 law graduates. This decision comes in the wake of an alleged smear campaign against Chief Justice Surya Kant’s presence at the convocation. The Council demands a comprehensive report from NALSAR within three days, requiring identification of those behind this campaign.

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Connecticut woman donated island in husband’s memory to protect wildlife

Outer Island, once a charming summer getaway, has been transformed into a vital protected wildlife refuge. The island was generously donated to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service by Elizabeth Hird in 1995, with the intention of preserving its natural resources and fostering education and research. Today, it serves as an invaluable living laboratory for

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