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Five pet swans escaped in Maryland; descendants later neared 4,000

Five mute swans escaped from an estate in Maryland in 1962 and their descendants multiplied to nearly 4,000 in the Chesapeake Bay region within four decades. The invasive birds eat large amounts of underwater grasses and have also been linked to the displacement of native birds, raising concerns among wildlife managers about their growing impact

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Meet Lianna Genovese, 19, whose simple gadget helps people paint again

Lianna Genovese, a Canadian student, has created an inspiring device called Guided Hands to assist children with cerebral palsy in expressing their creativity through painting. This innovative tool harnesses arm and shoulder movements, enabling young artists to engage with touch screens effectively. Originally composed of basic materials, Guided Hands has transformed into a recognized commercial

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Prajwal Revanna rape case: Key witness reports threat calls after testimony

A key witness in the Prajwal Revanna rape trial reported receiving threatening phone calls. She expressed fear for her safety and her son’s well-being to the court. The special court has ordered an inquiry into the alleged threats and directed police protection. Officials recently recovered electronic devices from Prajwal Revanna’s prison cell. A separate investigation

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Treesa-Gayatri end India’s 15-year wait, assure Badminton World Championships medal

Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand secured a World Championships medal. They achieved this after a comeback victory in the women’s doubles quarterfinals. This guarantees the unseeded Indian pair at least a bronze medal. Their achievement marks the country’s first medal in this event since 2011. The pair has shown strong progress and resilience throughout their

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Inside India nets: Intent, big sixes and footwork, Gill’s plan against spin

Shubman Gill’s aggressive approach against spin was on full display in India’s first net session in Colombo, with the captain repeatedly using his feet and clearing the ropes against Ravindra Jadeja, Manav Suthar and Saransh Jain. With Kuldeep Yadav’s place under discussion, India’s spin combination is another key selection call ahead of the second Test.

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Madhubala asked Kamal Amrohi to divorce his wife and be with her, recalls Tajdar Amrohi

During the filming of Mahal, Madhubala and Kamal Amrohi found themselves deeply in love. Their bond, however, faced a significant hurdle when Madhubala requested that Kamal leave his wife. Choosing loyalty to his family, Kamal rejected her plea, thinking her request was unreasonable. This disagreement ultimately led to the end of their romantic relationship.

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‘Hypnotised’ Mumbai airhostess handed Rs 200 ‘dakshina’ after rape by ‘transgender’

Powai police arrested Anil Shinde within four hours of an FIR. He posed as a transgender person to gain entry into a building. Shinde allegedly sexually assaulted an airhostess after offering to cure her husband. He collected money from residents before fleeing the scene. Police traced the accused through autorickshaw driver and CCTV footage.

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Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal gives an update on Temple device

Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal revealed the Temple wearable device is now smaller and more powerful. Pre-orders for the limited launch edition will begin very soon. The device is expected to ship before the end of 2026. PV Sindhu was recently seen wearing the Temple device at a championship. This device tracks blood flow and oxygenation

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‘Madan Dilawar, you have 48 hrs’: CJP seeks Rajasthan edu minister’s resignation

CJP volunteers faced an alleged attack during a school inspection in Jaipur district. The group issued a 48-hour ultimatum to the Rajasthan government for arrests. They demanded the resignation of education minister Madan Dilawar following the confrontation. Local residents offered a different account, denying any assault on the visitors. The incident occurred amid controversy over

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Alaska island’s 29 reindeer multiplied, then ate themselves to extinction

Twenty-nine reindeer introduced to St. Matthew Island in 1944 grew to over 6,000 animals. This population boom led to severe overgrazing of the island’s lichen food sources. An extreme winter in 1963-1964 brought devastating blizzards and deep snow. These harsh conditions prevented reindeer from accessing their depleted food supplies. Ultimately, the entire reindeer herd perished,

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