KEAM 2026 Phase 1 allotment released at cee.kerala.gov.in, candidates must pay admission fee by July 12

CEE Kerala announces KEAM 2026 Phase 1 seat allotment for BTech admissions KEAM 2026 Phase 1 allotment: The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE), Kerala, has released the KEAM 2026 Phase 1 final seat allotment result for admission to BTech programmes. Candidates who participated in the first round of the Centralised Allotment Process (CAP) can now…

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Delhi-NCR rain update: What’s open, what’s closed and areas travellers should avoid today amid orange alert |

Delhi NCR woke up to what we call the best rain spell of the season, indicating that the monsoon has arrived in full force. It is important for people travelling across Delhi-NCR today to be prepared for heavy rain, waterlogged roads, traffic disruptions, flight delays and school closures. While the rain showers have brought the…

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Manchester weather: Sunny skies and warm temperatures expected July 9

Manchester: Residents of Manchester are set to experience a sustained period of pleasant summer weather, commencing today with clear skies and a comfortable high of 29°C, and extending through the week with temperatures peaking at 32°C, alongside minimal chances of rain. This forecast promises ideal conditions for outdoor activities and a consistent stretch of warmth…

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‘Egypt were robbed’: NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani joins VAR row over Argentina’s dramatic World Cup comeback | Football News

L-R: New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani; Egypt’s Mohamed Salah and Argentina’s Lionel Messi (AP Photo) New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has become the latest high-profile figure to back Egypt after its controversial 3-2 FIFA World Cup Round of 16 defeat to Argentina, declaring that the African side had been “robbed” in a remark…

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He dropped out of school and became a billionaire, but one book made Nikhil Kamath rethink what success really means

He built a billion-dollar company without a college degree. Then one book changed the way Nikhil Kamath looked at life For many students, success seems to follow a familiar formula: do well in school, earn a college degree, get a high-paying job and climb the corporate ladder. Nikhil Kamath took a very different route. A…

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PM Modi Australia Visit :Eye on China: PM Modi’s Australia visit cements defence axis; P‑8s, logistics pacts and joint drills ready Indo‑Pacific response |

Indian and Australian soldiers during Exercise AustraHind. (Image credit: Indian Army) Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Australia has deepened the strategic ties between New Delhi and Canberra, giving both countries a bigger role in maintaining stability and security in the Indo-Pacific at a time of growing regional security challenges.Over the past few years, India…

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Trump Claims Iran Eager for Negotiations After US Strikes | World News

Trump says Iran wants a deal badly (AP image) WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump struck a defiant tone on Thursday after Iran launched overnight attacks on American targets, by launching fresh strikes and warning Tehran that any further aggression would be met with an overwhelming military response.While maintaining his tough rhetoric, Trump suggested that Tehran…

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India flags inconsistencies in US approach to Section 301 forced labour law, points to selective exemptions

India has poked holes in US’s plans to impose another tariff series linked to alleged forced labour, arguing that its own approach is inconsistent and the issue be dealt with through bilateral trade negotiations instead of unilateral action. Speaking before a panel of the US Trade Representative (USTR) earlier on Wednesday, Brij Mohan Mishra, joint…

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Why chocolate comes wrapped in foil: The surprising science behind its shiny protective layer |

From luxury truffles to everyday chocolate bars, foil has long been one of the most recognisable forms of chocolate packaging. While its glossy metallic appearance adds a premium feel, its purpose goes far beyond aesthetics. Chocolate is highly sensitive to heat, moisture, oxygen and strong odours, all of which can affect its texture, flavour and…

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GATE is no longer just for engineers: How humanities students can enter IITs and pursue research careers

GATE is no longer just for engineers: How humanities students can enter IITs and pursue research careers For years, the name GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) was almost automatically associated with engineering graduates preparing for technical careers. The exam was seen as a gateway mainly for students from engineering and science backgrounds looking for…

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