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Hyderabad woman jumps to death from 6th floor with 6-month-old baby in arms; infant survives

A 37-year-old woman tragically died after jumping from the sixth floor of a Hyderabad residential building while holding her infant daughter. The six-month-old survived with minor injuries. Police stated the woman had been experiencing depression in recent months.

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‘Mega bubble or fairy tale?’: Uday Kotak reacts to SpaceX’s historic IPO

Veteran banker Uday Kotak questioned SpaceX’s massive valuation, calling it a “huge bet on the future” that defies traditional metrics. Elon Musk’s company debuted on Wall Street, making him the world’s first trillionaire. Despite concerns about unproven technologies and cash burn, investor faith remains strong, highlighting a debate on future value versus current metrics.

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Water tankers on way to parched localities spill thousands of litres in Delhi

Delhi’s water tankers are losing significant amounts of water before reaching thirsty households. Leakages at filling points and during transit, due to old vehicles and poor infrastructure, mean less water for residents already struggling with supply. Authorities promise to address this wastage, acknowledging water’s immense value.

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Musk becomes world’s first trillionaire, Zohran Mamdani sees reason to tax the rich

Elon Musk has become the world’s first trillionaire following SpaceX’s successful IPO, with shares surging. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani seized the moment to advocate for taxing the wealthy, proposing a new tax on luxury second homes. This move targets billionaires and aims to generate revenue, though critics express concerns about investment impact.

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Chennai: 412 Agniveervayu trainees complete training; Air Vice Marshal Golani reviews Passing Out Parade at AFS Avadi

A significant number of Agniveervayu trainees have completed their training at the Mechanical Transport Training Institute in Chennai. Meanwhile, the Indian Military Academy in Dehradun witnessed a historic Passing Out Parade with the commissioning of its first batch of women officer cadets. The Air Force Academy also celebrated the successful completion of pre-commissioning training for

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Inside An-32: Aircraft that became backbone of India’s remote frontiers

India’s Air Force relies heavily on the robust Antonov-32, a workhorse since 1984, excelling in hot and high conditions for crucial Himalayan missions. Despite a recent $400 million upgrade, the aircraft has faced tragic incidents, underscoring operational risks. As newer planes arrive, the An-32’s legacy as a vital transport asset endures.

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FIFA World Cup: Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham gear stolen before England vs Croatia

England’s preparations for the FIFA World Cup 2026 have been rocked by a shocking theft involving crucial team equipment. Reports suggest that match boots belonging to some of the squad’s biggest stars, including Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham, were among several items stolen while being transported to the team’s training base in Kansas City. Official

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Prarthana Behere hails Dhurandhar for fresh cinema; says not to judge such films like critics

Prarthana Behere is thrilled about her role in the upcoming film ‘Mardini’, a heartfelt exploration of motherhood with the support of Shreyas Talpade. She feels a shift in Indian cinema towards more profound storytelling, highlighting ‘Dhurandhar’ as a prime example.

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‘Abhishek is like my son’: Kalyan Banerjee softens tone after calling TMC leader ‘arrogant’

TMC leader Kalyan Banerjee softened his stance on Abhishek Banerjee, calling him ‘like his son’ after recent criticism. This comes amid a significant internal party crisis with several MPs seeking separate recognition. Banerjee also dismissed the threat posed by rebel MPs, accusing them of aligning with the BJP and facing harassment.

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‘Lose to anyone, but not Pakistan’: Jemimah ahead of IND vs PAK opener

Ahead of India’s Women’s T20 World Cup opener against Pakistan, Jemimah Rodrigues said the rivalry brings immense pressure, recalling how even her building watchman stresses the importance of beating Pakistan. Despite the expectations, she said the team remains focused on winning its maiden T20 World Cup title, with extensive preparation and mental conditioning boosting confidence.

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