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1,800 volunteers pull 400-ton Japanese castle after decade-long restoration

In a remarkable achievement, thousands of volunteers in Japan successfully relocated a historic castle keep using age-old techniques. This monumental task represents a critical advancement in a decade-long restoration initiative. The keep has been repositioned closer to its original stone foundation, revealing archaeological treasures like ancient drainage systems and remnants of earlier walls. Visitors can

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Bank credit growth nearly doubles to 19.1% in July as lending picks up across sectors

The month of July 2026 witnessed a remarkable surge in non-food bank credit. Lending to various sectors, particularly services, industry, and agriculture, experienced significant growth. In particular, the growth in services credit was more than double that of the previous year, while industry lending also showed notable improvements. Additionally, personal loans peaked with impressive overall

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NSE’s closing auction sees Rs 39,718 crore rush on first index rebalancing day

The National Stock Exchange faced an exciting challenge on Monday as its closing auction mechanism tested its mettle. Investors were actively reshaping their portfolios ahead of index changes, leading to impressive trading volumes. Now celebrating its first month, the mechanism has confirmed its role in enhancing transparency and fairness in the closing price process, proving

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Nepal floods: Avalanche raced down Himalayas at 167 kmph, triggering deadly deluge

A sudden ice-rock avalanche plummeted down the Himalayas, wreaking havoc in Nepal with catastrophic floods. This swift phenomenon covered extensive ground in mere moments, and scientists ruled out a glacial lake outburst flood as the cause. The disaster wreaked havoc on Nepal’s hydropower facilities, prompting a call for further inquiries into the geological processes that

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Data centre bigger than 100 football pitches faces 1,600 objections in Scotland

Residents of Auchtertool, Fife, are fighting plans for the world’s second-largest data centre, which would cover more than 100 football pitches beside their 200-home village. More than 1,600 objections have been lodged, while locals fear the vast development could transform their quiet rural community and bring concerns over noise, heat, flooding and wildlife.

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New Jersey town spends $13.4m to preserve 50 acres once eyed for dense housing

In an impactful move, Denville Township has acquired seventeen acres dedicated to an essential land preservation effort, shielding around fifty acres from encroaching residential developments. This initiative also includes a plan to add thirty-three more acres by October 2026, ultimately creating a welcoming public park and safeguarded natural area to maintain Denville’s unique heritage and

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‘Uncertainties’ rising: Xi calls for stronger cooperation in meeting with Putin

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping met at the SCO summit. They discussed strengthening bilateral ties and international regional issues. Cooperation in artificial intelligence and digital innovation was also a key topic. Russia proposed making the bilateral visa-free regime permanent for Chinese citizens. The leaders also touched upon the Ukraine conflict during

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