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Canadian woman sets world record with 44.1-decibel nose whistle

LuLu Lotus, who discovered her unique talent as a child, achieved the Guinness World Record for the loudest nose whistle. She successfully recorded a whistle measuring 44.1 decibels, impressing many with her skills. This remarkable talent led her to collaborate with Aercoustics Engineering Ltd. for precise measurements. Inspired by a documentary, LuLu pursued her dream

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EC can’t monopolise voter awareness campaigns: SC; sets aside order denying permission to civil society

The Supreme Court said the Election Commission cannot monopolise voter awareness campaigns, setting aside the Rajasthan State Election Commission’s order denying permission to a civil society group led by Aruna Roy. The bench directed the state poll body to reconsider its request within 48 hours for campaigning ahead of the final phase of Panchayati Raj

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Supreme Court seeks Centre’s response on whereabouts of Barman from Bangladesh

Wife says he went to Siliguri for treatment, then to Deoghar and now untraceable

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Nagaland man, 90, turns wife’s grave into flower garden tourist spot

At the age of 90, Mosenyii Yakhro dedicates his life to nurturing a garden around his late wife’s grave in Nagaland, a beautiful spot now known as Mosen Viewpoint. Attracting both locals and tourists, this vibrant space sees families, especially on his birthday each year, paying homage and creating cherished memories. His devotion encapsulates an

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‘Calibrated non-kinetic measures’: How Indian Navy foiled Somali pirates, rescued 20

The Indian Navy successfully rescued all 20 crew members from the hijacked fishing vessel Azini off Somalia. The operation involved coordinated efforts with naval and air force assets over 48 hours. Marine Commandos were deployed to secure the vessel after locating it through persistent surveillance. The hijacking posed a significant maritime security concern, as the

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Harsh on Bumrah to say he’s picking and choosing matches: Shane Bond

In an interview with TimesofIndia.com, former New Zealand pacer Shane Bond discussed the challenges of player management, the value of ODI cricket as Test preparation, and the recurring debate surrounding Bumrah’s availability.

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26 killed as Russia strikes Ukraine school used for aid distribution

Russian forces struck a school being used as a humanitarian aid distribution centre in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region, killing at least 26 people, with around 20 others missing. Rescue efforts were disrupted by fresh drone attacks. Meanwhile, cyberattacks triggered fake emergency alerts in Ukraine and Russia, as a limited ceasefire in the Kherson region expired.

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Oil prices edge higher after reported US strike on Iran’s Qeshm Island, reviving supply concerns

In the wake of a US military strike on Qeshm Island, oil prices have seen a modest increase. This development raises alarms about potential conflict escalation, even as diplomatic dialogues persist. Both the US and Iran appear willing to engage in negotiations again, despite the failure of earlier talks. This situation continues to strain global

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