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After 350,000 blue and 725,000 fin whales killed, giants slowly return to SE Atlantic

After years of protection from whaling, whale populations are gradually reclaiming their ancestral habitats, with sightings of blue and fin whales showing remarkable growth since 2012. While these majestic creatures are bouncing back from the catastrophic effects of 20th-century whaling, they continue to face threats from modern human activity and pollution. Ongoing conservation efforts and

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Meet Jamie Bell, 18, who turned old Lego into a £400,000-a-year business

Eighteen-year-old Jamie Bell has remarkably transformed his Lego reselling passion into JTB Collectables, a burgeoning enterprise generating upwards of four hundred thousand dollars annually. Specializing in bulk Lego lots and sought-after minifigures, he appeals to other collectors. As he prepares for university, Jamie aims to grow his business further, securing his financial footing and building

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Now, NLSIU students, alumni oppose CJI, BCI chair visit

NLSIU students and alumni voiced strong disapproval of BCI chairperson attending their convocation. They expressed solidarity with NALSAR students and faculty over a recent controversy. The community criticized the BCI’s actions as a witch-hunt and infringement on free speech. They demanded an apology from the Bar Council of India for its conduct. The NLSIU statement

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India’s forex demand shifts beyond metros as tier-2, tier-3 cities take 53% share

Emerging from the shadows of larger cities, smaller Indian towns now contribute to over 50% of foreign exchange demand. The appetite for leisure travel fuels this growth, with travelers aged 25 to 40 at the forefront. The US dollar continues to dominate as the most preferred currency, while digital forex transactions see a promising annual

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‘I sincerely apologise’: BCI chief to law students after row over NALSAR diktat

In a heartfelt gesture, Bar Council of India chairman Manan Kumar Mishra issued an apology to law students, expressing regret if his statements or a letter had caused any distress. This move came after a significant uproar involving a guest invitation for NALSAR University’s convocation. Initially, the Council had intervened but later retracted its guidance,

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25 caribou moved to Alaska island as emergency food grew into herd of 2,750

Following the closure of the military base, a herd of caribou was introduced to enhance food reserves, leading to a dramatic surge in their numbers. With no natural predators or hunting, their population exploded, causing significant overgrazing that harmed the island’s delicate flora and soil. This unchecked growth prompted the caribou to migrate to Kagalaska

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‘The way he has prepared’: India coach explains key to Padikkal’s maiden century

Devdutt Padikkal scored an unbeaten 131 on his maiden international century. His improved back-foot game was credited by batting coach Sitanshu Kotak. Padikkal adapted well to Sri Lanka’s spin-heavy bowling attack. KL Rahul also contributed significantly before retiring hurt from the match. Sri Lanka’s coach praised both Indian batters for their performances.

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Global partners extend greetings to India on 80th Independence Day – theprint.in

Global partners extend greetings to India on 80th Independence Day  theprint.in

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