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Manchester United fans baffled as Old Trafford roof still leaks
Manchester United’s Old Trafford stadium roof leaked heavily during a recent match. Water poured through the roof, creating a waterfall effect for fans. This recurring issue has frustrated supporters and raised stadium condition concerns. The club has invested significantly in new players this summer. However, the stadium’s infrastructure problems continue to be a major talking
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Cow protection more important than women’s safety in BJP’s India: Mehbooba – Udayavani
Cow protection more important than women’s safety in BJP’s India: Mehbooba Udayavani
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India’s rice bowl gets global audience as 3,317 buyers sign up for BIRC 2026
India’s rice exporters look forward to a significant boost in international trade opportunities this October. With participation from over 3,300 buyers across 138 countries, the Bharat International Rice Conference is poised to be a game-changer. Key regions like Africa and the Gulf show heightened interest, and the event will introduce an app-based matchmaking platform to
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Vineyard skips irrigation and pesticides for 20 years; organic matter doubles
A Spanish vineyard study revealed significant soil health improvements over two decades. Long-term vegetation cover doubled topsoil organic matter compared to tilled areas. This practice enhanced soil porosity and biological activity in dry conditions. The findings suggest reduced soil disturbance benefits water-limited vineyards. Allowing plants to remain strengthens soil function under challenging climates.
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Navy chief Admiral Swaminathan flags evolving threats, rising maritime contestation
Admiral Krishna Swaminathan, the Navy chief, emphasized the growing contestation in the maritime domain, highlighting a critical phase of strategic evolution and emerging threats. His remarks followed the induction of INS Nipun, a deep-sea diving vessel capable of operating at depths of 300 meters. This advanced ship is designed not only for submarine rescues but
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What’s forced Russia to import 1 million barrels in 2 months from India
Russia’s seaborne gasoline imports climbed to a record level of around 125,000 barrels per day (kbd) in August, which would amount to about 470,000 tonnes for the month. Reports suggest that Indian refiners supplied as much as 1 million barrels of gasoline to Russia over the past two months.
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AI could be the next growth engine for Indian IT from FY27: Anand Rathi
Indian IT firms expect a surge in growth as global investments pivot towards enterprise AI deployment. Starting in fiscal year twenty twenty-seven, this monumental shift from infrastructure development will fuel demand for services in data preparation and system integration. Notably, companies will seek robust cybersecurity measures and AI agent management solutions, significantly widening the market
