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Tamil Nadu announces major housing reforms, Rs 2,883 crore plan to rebuild flats

Tamil Nadu announced initiatives to streamline building approvals and digitize land-use processes. Self-certification will expand for residential and small commercial buildings. Local body approval limits for residential and commercial projects are also increasing. A significant plan will rebuild 12,648 dilapidated flats across twenty project areas. The government will also introduce interest relief schemes for housing

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Dam removal in Massachusetts reopened 10 miles of river and 354 acres for fish

Demolition teams successfully took down the High Street Dam, reestablishing a ten-mile stretch of river access. This pivotal development has revitalized critical spawning and habitat areas for migratory fish species. The ambitious river restoration initiative was financially backed by both federal and state resources. Additionally, a newly designed bridge will facilitate flood management and enhance

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US Open: Mariano Navone wins battle as Novak Djokovic’s body says no

Mariano Navone pulled off an incredible upset by defeating Novak Djokovic in a hard-fought five-set match. Despite dealing with health issues and requiring medical aid, Djokovic showcased his legendary tenacity, coming back from two sets down. However, Navone executed his tactics flawlessly and remained focused, marking a career-defining victory against one of the sport’s greatest

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Pakistan crisis deepens after Lord’s rout: Rizwan, Imam-ul-Haq set to return home

Following a string of embarrassing losses to England, significant changes are on the horizon for Pakistan’s Test team. Reports indicate that wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Rizwan and opener Imam-ul-Haq will be sent back home. In light of the team’s disappointing performance, senior officials from the Pakistan Cricket Board convened for an urgent meeting to address rising concerns

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India’s GPS problem: Why the armed forces need NavIC to work

India’s NavIC satellite system, crucial for military and civilian use, currently has only three operational satellites. This shortfall impacts its ability to provide accurate positioning and navigation services. The system’s reliability issues stemmed from imported atomic clocks, now being replaced by indigenous ones. Upcoming launches aim to restore the full constellation’s functionality. This indigenous capability

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Italy population to shrink by nearly 4 million by 2050 as ageing accelerates

Italy’s population is projected to significantly decrease by 2050. Birth rates remain low, while the elderly population is expected to grow. This demographic shift will create new economic and welfare system challenges. Southern regions anticipate the most substantial population losses across the country. Immigration has previously helped stabilize the population figures.

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‘Everyone is worried’: Pakistan languish at WTC bottom after another heavy defeat

Pakistan’s Test team faces deep concerns after another heavy away defeat. Pacer Mohammad Abbas admitted that everyone is worried about the team’s current performances. Dropped catches at Lord’s allowed England to score significantly more runs. The team’s batting, bowling, and fielding are all areas needing improvement. Pakistan’s young pace attack is still adjusting to Test

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Oracle layoffs: Company leadership may again send the ‘6 am’ email on September 1

Oracle employees expect layoff emails on September 1, the day its fiscal second quarter begins, with managers asked to submit lists of affected employees and some teams facing double-digit cuts. Staff fear a repeat of March 31, when a 6 am email from “Oracle Leadership” told 10,000 workers their role was eliminated. Oracle has already

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Man spends life’s earnings on 130-acre gravel pit, turns it into wildlife haven

The Cotswolds in England has about 170 lakes, most of them former gravel pits transformed after extraction ended. At Log House Holidays, 53 hectares of land were restored with 50,000 trees, wildflowers and reeds, creating habitats for birds and wildlife. The estate is now a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest and also hosts holiday

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