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Boiling point? Brent crude touches five week high, here’s what analysts expect next for oil markets

Oil prices are climbing as geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran intensify. Analysts expect crude prices to remain within a specific range for now. Current market prices do not indicate a major structural disruption to global oil supplies. Investors are also closely monitoring upcoming crude oil inventory data. This data could influence near-term price

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Delhi HC seeks govt’s response on pleas over alleged brutality during CJP march

The Delhi High Court issued a notice to the Delhi government on Wednesday. This action follows petitions alleging police brutality against students during a recent march. The court has directed the government to preserve all relevant digital records. These records include CCTV footage and body camera recordings from the incident. The matter has been scheduled

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Why did the stock market crash today? BSE Sensex ends over 700 points down, Nifty50 below 24,000; top reasons for fall

Pharmaceutical stocks were among the biggest drags on the market after Trump announced a phased tariff framework for imported generic medicines, giving drugmakers a two-year transition period before higher duties come into force.

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You think it’s just another viral fever, but could it be your heart?

Seasonal illnesses often mimic heart attack symptoms, causing confusion for patients. Doctors note that fatigue and chest discomfort can be mistaken for viral infections. Subtle heart attack signs like nausea or jaw pain are easily overlooked. Patients delay seeking help, believing symptoms are part of a common cold. Prompt medical evaluation is crucial to prevent

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Meet Hedy Lamarr, Hollywood icon and inventor called the mother of Wi-Fi

Hedy Lamarr, widely known for her illustrious acting career, also made significant strides in technology by inventing a communication system that used frequency hopping to encrypt radio signals in wartime. Her pioneering work paved the way for the development of contemporary innovations such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Although her achievements were initially overlooked, she has

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Just over 70 killer whales remain. California may give them new protection

California wildlife officials are reviewing a petition for endangered status for southern resident killer whales. These whales face severe threats from declining salmon and increased human activity. The state is gathering public input on potential new protections for the imperiled population. Washington and Oregon have already listed these whales under their state laws. This action

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‘Before this year ends’: Elon Musk’s AI challenge to Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey

Elon Musk has promised a full-length, AI-generated The Odyssey from Grok Imagine before 2026 ends, calling it “historically accurate”—despite Homer’s poem being myth, not history. It caps six months of attacks on Christopher Nolan’s casting. The irony: Nolan’s IMAX epic just posted his biggest global opening ever at $264.1 million, and the boycott talk hasn’t

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Scientists spread crushed volcanic rock on farms to remove carbon from air

Crushed volcanic rock spread on farms accelerates natural carbon capture processes. This method converts atmospheric carbon dioxide into stable bicarbonate ions for storage. Basalt also releases essential nutrients, improving soil health and crop yields. Field experiments show potential for significant carbon removal alongside agricultural benefits. Ongoing research aims to verify effectiveness and integrate farms into

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NEET impasse deepens: Goverment says ‘discuss’, opposition says ‘Pradhan must go’

The government stated readiness for a Parliament discussion on the NEET exam irregularities. Opposition parties insisted on the Union Education Minister’s resignation before any debate. Repeated disruptions in Rajya Sabha led to adjournments during the Monsoon Session. Protests continued inside and outside Parliament over the alleged paper leak. The government accused the Opposition of avoiding

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