Watch: Heavy rains wreak havoc as Monsoon covers entire India; videos capture water logging, traffic jams & destruction | India News

Pedestrians make their way through a severely waterlogged road in Surat. (PTI) NEW DELHI: Large parts of India woke up to grey skies, waterlogged roads and traffic disruptions on Thursday as relentless overnight rain continued across several states, even as the southwest monsoon covered the entire country. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued fresh red…

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A doctor drove his family off a cliff but two years later is a free man

Washington : For years, Dr Dharmesh Patel seemed to embody the American dream. The 45-year-old radiologist lived with his wife and two young children in a quiet cul-desac in Pasadena, California. Colleagues described him as a respected physician, while neighbours remembered him as a thoughtful man who brought poinsettias to nearby homes during the holidays.That…

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Railway minister reviews Mumbai–Pune ghat restoration, trains to continue with two locomotives on restored line | Mumbai News

MUMBAI: Railway minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Thursday reviewed the restoration work in the Mumbai–Pune ghat section and said all trains operating on the single line restored on Tuesday will continue to run with two locomotives. The arrangement will remain in place as the slip line required for attaching banker engines is still out of service…

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India-Australia-Canada form tech triangle: New pact to boost AI, critical minerals and supply chains

India, Australia and Canada are set to strengthen cooperation in technology and innovation, with the three countries signing the Australia–Canada–India Technology and Innovation (ACITI) Partnership Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), on Thursday.The agreement is set to boost collaboration in critical and emerging technologies while complementing existing bilateral initiatives between the three countries. The new tech triangle…

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Saif Ali Khan regrets Kartavya’s climax, ADMITS, ‘Villain should have faced consequences’ | Hindi Movie News

Saif Ali Khan admitted regret over ‘Kartavya”s ending, revealing the villain’s arrest was discussed but never executed despite completing the film three years before release. He also expressed disappointment with ‘Devara’ and ‘Jewel Thief’, stressing that “every film should count” as he seeks more meaningful projects going forward. While Saif Ali Khan may not guarantee…

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Sonam Wangchuk Organizes Peaceful March to Parliament for Ladakh’s Environmental Protection on July 20 | India News

Chalo Sansad march (Abhijeet Dipke X) NEW DELHI: Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk has called for a peaceful march to Parliament on July 20, coinciding with the start of the Monsoon Session, urging people to join him.In a post on X, Wangchuk said appeals asking him to end his hunger strike would not address the larger…

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“I was called unprofessional for sleeping after work”: Viral Reddit post sparks debate on startup culture, workplace boundaries and Gen Z careers

A Rs 23,000 salary, late-night calls and a viral Reddit post: Why young employees are questioning workplace boundaries (AI Image) A Reddit post by a young startup employee has struck a chord with thousands online after he claimed his employer questioned his professionalism for sleeping after a full day of work. While the claims are…

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‘Decisions as swift as T20 match’: PM Modi bats for deeper India-Australia ties | India News

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday hailed India-Australia ties using cricket analogies to describe the diplomatic partnership between the two countries.Addressing a joint press conference with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, PM Modi said cricket is a diplomatic language between India and Australia and compared meetings between the two countries to a game…

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In 1788, cats were brought to Australia after more than 200 years later, the country’s native wildlife is still paying the price | World News

The domestic cat arrived in Australia with the First Fleet in 1788, introduced as a familiar companion and a practical way to control rodents. Within decades, many had escaped or been abandoned, gradually establishing wild populations far beyond early settlements. By the late nineteenth century, they had spread across almost the entire continent, adapting to…

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