Earth to face two asteroid threats by 2032: How safe are we?
Earth will encounter two large asteroids—Apophis in 2029 and YR4 2024 in 2032. While direct impacts are unlikely, YR4 could strike the Moon, sending debris toward Earth that may threaten satellites and astronauts. Experts stress that though rare, asteroid impacts remain an inevitable risk, prompting global efforts to track and deflect space hazards.
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Earth will encounter two large asteroids—Apophis in 2029 and YR4 2024 in 2032. While direct impacts are unlikely, YR4 could strike the Moon, sending debris toward Earth that may threaten satellites and astronauts. Experts stress that though rare, asteroid impacts remain an inevitable risk, prompting global efforts to track and deflect space hazards.
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Girl throws acid on childhood friend in Madhya Pradesh after fight
A young woman was allegedly attacked with acid by her own childhood friend following a fallout in their friendship. The incident took place on Sunday night in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh under the jurisdiction of Gwarighat police station. The victim, Shraddha Das, a BBA student, sustained severe burns after her neighbour and childhood friend Ishita Sahu hurled acid at her.
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A young woman was allegedly attacked with acid by her own childhood friend following a fallout in their friendship. The incident took place on Sunday night in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh under the jurisdiction of Gwarighat police station. The victim, Shraddha Das, a BBA student, sustained severe burns after her neighbour and childhood friend Ishita Sahu hurled acid at her.
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Teak leaves can be used as natural laser shields, Indian scientists find
Indian scientists have found that teak leaf extract can protect eyes from high-power laser radiation used in medical and military devices. They contain anthocyanin pigments with nonlinear optical (NLO) properties, making them suitable for optical power-limiting applications. This research could pave the way for manufacturing modern, eco-friendly laser protective equipment such as safety goggles.
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07:17 pm Tuesday, 01 July, 2025
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Indian scientists have found that teak leaf extract can protect eyes from high-power laser radiation used in medical and military devices. They contain anthocyanin pigments with nonlinear optical (NLO) properties, making them suitable for optical power-limiting applications. This research could pave the way for manufacturing modern, eco-friendly laser protective equipment such as safety goggles.
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Who is Trapit Bansal, OpenAI o1's Indian-origin co-creator poached by Meta?
IIT Kanpur graduate and OpenAI o1's Indian-origin co-creator Trapit Bansal announced he'll be joining Meta's Superintelligence Labs. Bansal has been OpenAI's technical staff member since January 2022 and had earlier interned at Microsoft from June-August 2020 and at Google from May-August 2018. He has also worked as Research Assistant at Indian Institute of Science and as Analyst at Accenture.
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IIT Kanpur graduate and OpenAI o1's Indian-origin co-creator Trapit Bansal announced he'll be joining Meta's Superintelligence Labs. Bansal has been OpenAI's technical staff member since January 2022 and had earlier interned at Microsoft from June-August 2020 and at Google from May-August 2018. He has also worked as Research Assistant at Indian Institute of Science and as Analyst at Accenture.
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US man makes it rain money at his own funeral
At his funeral, Detroit businessman Darrell Thomas honoured his final wish, a helicopter dropped $5,000 and rose petals over mourners at his car wash. The tribute, arranged by his sons, celebrated his legacy of generosity. While the FAA is reviewing the event, no police action is planned. Viral footage hailed it as a unique farewell.
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At his funeral, Detroit businessman Darrell Thomas honoured his final wish, a helicopter dropped $5,000 and rose petals over mourners at his car wash. The tribute, arranged by his sons, celebrated his legacy of generosity. While the FAA is reviewing the event, no police action is planned. Viral footage hailed it as a unique farewell.
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'Hospital on Wheels' launched in Jharkhand's Patratu
A new 'Hospital on Wheels' initiative has been launched in rural Jharkhand, bringing essential healthcare services directly to underserved communities. The mobile unit focuses on gynaecology, maternal and child health, and general medicine, offering consultations, diagnostics, and awareness camps to improve health outcomes in remote areas.
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A new 'Hospital on Wheels' initiative has been launched in rural Jharkhand, bringing essential healthcare services directly to underserved communities. The mobile unit focuses on gynaecology, maternal and child health, and general medicine, offering consultations, diagnostics, and awareness camps to improve health outcomes in remote areas.
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India's last foreign made warship INS Tamal commissioned in Russia
Indian Navy on Tuesday commissioned stealth frigate INS Tamal in Russia's Kaliningrad. It is the last warship to be inducted from a foreign source. The ship has 26% indigenous components, including the BrahMos long-range cruise missile. It has a very high tonnage to firepower ratio, extended endurance, and top speed in excess of 30 knots.
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07:38 pm Tuesday, 01 July, 2025
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Indian Navy on Tuesday commissioned stealth frigate INS Tamal in Russia's Kaliningrad. It is the last warship to be inducted from a foreign source. The ship has 26% indigenous components, including the BrahMos long-range cruise missile. It has a very high tonnage to firepower ratio, extended endurance, and top speed in excess of 30 knots.
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BJP claims WB minister called law student's gang-rape 'small incident', he denies
BJP's Amit Malviya claimed on Tuesday that West Bengal Irrigation Minister Manas Bhunia has termed the gang-rape of Kolkata law student a "small incident". Bhunia denied the allegations, saying, "My previous comments were not related to the Kasba incident...They've been misrepresented and linked to the unfortunate incident in an attempt to malign and defame me."
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07:34 pm Tuesday, 01 July, 2025
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BJP's Amit Malviya claimed on Tuesday that West Bengal Irrigation Minister Manas Bhunia has termed the gang-rape of Kolkata law student a "small incident". Bhunia denied the allegations, saying, "My previous comments were not related to the Kasba incident...They've been misrepresented and linked to the unfortunate incident in an attempt to malign and defame me."
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India's public Wi-Fi plan lags amid telco resistance
India's PM-WANI public Wi-Fi scheme has fallen short of targets, hindered by high infrastructure costs and telecom pushback. While the need for affordable internet grows, especially in rural areas, telcos argue it undermines mobile networks. Experts say Wi-Fi can complement mobile data and bridge digital divides as mobile tariffs rise and coverage remains patchy.
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India's PM-WANI public Wi-Fi scheme has fallen short of targets, hindered by high infrastructure costs and telecom pushback. While the need for affordable internet grows, especially in rural areas, telcos argue it undermines mobile networks. Experts say Wi-Fi can complement mobile data and bridge digital divides as mobile tariffs rise and coverage remains patchy.
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Tourist guides now mandatory for treks in Meghalaya
East Khasi Hills DC RM Kurbah has made tourist guides mandatory for all trekking activities in the district. The move, aimed at ensuring public safety and preventing accidents, applies to all tourists and takes effect immediately. The order comes under the District Tourism Promotion Society to ensure safer trekking experiences in the region.
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East Khasi Hills DC RM Kurbah has made tourist guides mandatory for all trekking activities in the district. The move, aimed at ensuring public safety and preventing accidents, applies to all tourists and takes effect immediately. The order comes under the District Tourism Promotion Society to ensure safer trekking experiences in the region.
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SC introduces SC/ST reservation in staff hiring for first time
For the first time in history, Supreme Court has implemented a reservation policy in direct appointment and promotion of SC and ST staff working in the court. The new policy allocates a 15% and 7.5% quota for SC and ST employees, respectively. The policy is for posts like senior personal assistants, assistant librarians, junior court assistants and chamber attendants.
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08:10 pm Tuesday, 01 July, 2025
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For the first time in history, Supreme Court has implemented a reservation policy in direct appointment and promotion of SC and ST staff working in the court. The new policy allocates a 15% and 7.5% quota for SC and ST employees, respectively. The policy is for posts like senior personal assistants, assistant librarians, junior court assistants and chamber attendants.
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Bihar govt to give up to ₹11,000 to eligible 18-28-yr-olds for internships
Bihar cabinet has approved 'Mukhya Mantri Pratigya Yojana' under which a maximum of ₹11,000 will be given to eligible 18-28-year-olds for internships. The 12th pass youths will get ₹4,000/month, youths with ITI/Diploma will get ₹5,000/month and graduate/post-graduate youths will get ₹6,000/month. Youths doing internship out of Bihar will get an additional ₹5,000/month.
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08:04 pm Tuesday, 01 July, 2025
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Bihar cabinet has approved 'Mukhya Mantri Pratigya Yojana' under which a maximum of ₹11,000 will be given to eligible 18-28-year-olds for internships. The 12th pass youths will get ₹4,000/month, youths with ITI/Diploma will get ₹5,000/month and graduate/post-graduate youths will get ₹6,000/month. Youths doing internship out of Bihar will get an additional ₹5,000/month.
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Doeschate drops big hint on Reddy's return in Test XI
Addressing the pre-match presser, India's assistant coach, Ryan ten Doeschate when inquired about Nitish Kumar Reddy getting a game, replied, "He's very close to getting a game. He was fantastic in Australia." However, he did not confirm his participation, but hinted that he could be in line to return in the Test XI.
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Addressing the pre-match presser, India's assistant coach, Ryan ten Doeschate when inquired about Nitish Kumar Reddy getting a game, replied, "He's very close to getting a game. He was fantastic in Australia." However, he did not confirm his participation, but hinted that he could be in line to return in the Test XI.
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Woman killed by ex-boyfriend in front of father in Meghalaya
A 24-year-old woman was killed by her ex-boyfriend in Mairang on June 30. The accused, Roberto Marngar, slit her throat in a parking lot while she was walking with her father. Locals caught him and handed him to police. The victim died at the hospital. A murder case has been registered; the motive is under investigation.
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A 24-year-old woman was killed by her ex-boyfriend in Mairang on June 30. The accused, Roberto Marngar, slit her throat in a parking lot while she was walking with her father. Locals caught him and handed him to police. The victim died at the hospital. A murder case has been registered; the motive is under investigation.
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Merely saying 'I love you' to woman is not sexual harassment: Bombay HC
The Bombay High Court held that merely saying 'I love you' to a woman doesn't amount to sexual harassment. "There should be something more which must suggest that...real intention is to drag in...angle of sex," Justice Urmila Joshi-Phalke said. The court made the observation while setting aside conviction of a man booked for stalking and sexually harassing a minor girl.
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08:29 pm Tuesday, 01 July, 2025
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The Bombay High Court held that merely saying 'I love you' to a woman doesn't amount to sexual harassment. "There should be something more which must suggest that...real intention is to drag in...angle of sex," Justice Urmila Joshi-Phalke said. The court made the observation while setting aside conviction of a man booked for stalking and sexually harassing a minor girl.
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Laid-off techie says unsure about moving to Germany for €80,000/year job, sparks debate
An Indian techie claimed on Reddit they're unable to decide if they should move to Berlin for an €80,000/annum job at a fintech startup. The user said they have eight-year experience and was recently laid-off from a ₹45 lakh/annum job. "You'll pay 42-45% tax [in Germany]...Your in-hand will be very less," a user said. "Take the Berlin deal," said another.
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An Indian techie claimed on Reddit they're unable to decide if they should move to Berlin for an €80,000/annum job at a fintech startup. The user said they have eight-year experience and was recently laid-off from a ₹45 lakh/annum job. "You'll pay 42-45% tax [in Germany]...Your in-hand will be very less," a user said. "Take the Berlin deal," said another.
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Video of police halting concert in Kerala peddled with false spin
A video of a violinist pausing her live performance in Kerala, is viral with a false communal claim. BOOM identified the violinist as Ganga Sasidharan (12) and found that she was performing at a temple when the local police asked the organisers to stop her concert due to time restrictions.
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A video of a violinist pausing her live performance in Kerala, is viral with a false communal claim. BOOM identified the violinist as Ganga Sasidharan (12) and found that she was performing at a temple when the local police asked the organisers to stop her concert due to time restrictions.
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Astrophel Aerospace raises ₹6.84 cr to build reusable rockets
Pune-based Astrophel Aerospace has raised ₹6.84 crore in a pre-seed round to build reusable semi-cryogenic launch vehicles. The funds will boost R&D, propulsion systems, and in-house tech development. With ISRO collaboration & test-ready prototype in 24-36 months, startup aims to reduce launch costs & support India’s growing space ambitions with indigenous, modular and cost-effective space tech.
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Pune-based Astrophel Aerospace has raised ₹6.84 crore in a pre-seed round to build reusable semi-cryogenic launch vehicles. The funds will boost R&D, propulsion systems, and in-house tech development. With ISRO collaboration & test-ready prototype in 24-36 months, startup aims to reduce launch costs & support India’s growing space ambitions with indigenous, modular and cost-effective space tech.
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Tamil Nadu security guard's custodial death case transferred to CBI
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin has handed over the case of a security guard's custodial death in Sivaganga to CBI. CM Stalin said, he spoke with the victim's family and stated, "an impartial investigation will be conducted" into the incident. He added, "Tamil Nadu government will provide full cooperation" in the investigation. Five police personnels were suspended in the incident.
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08:33 pm Tuesday, 01 July, 2025
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Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin has handed over the case of a security guard's custodial death in Sivaganga to CBI. CM Stalin said, he spoke with the victim's family and stated, "an impartial investigation will be conducted" into the incident. He added, "Tamil Nadu government will provide full cooperation" in the investigation. Five police personnels were suspended in the incident.
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IISER Professor Talukdar wins CRS Silver Star Medal in Chemistry
IISER Pune's Professor Pinaki Talukdar has been awarded the prestigious Silver Star Medal by Chirantan Rasayan Sanstha (CRS) for his work in chemical sciences. "Getting recognised for our research is very important. It’s a kind of motivation for us," he said. His recent work involves creating artificial molecular systems that replicate natural protein channels in cells.
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IISER Pune's Professor Pinaki Talukdar has been awarded the prestigious Silver Star Medal by Chirantan Rasayan Sanstha (CRS) for his work in chemical sciences. "Getting recognised for our research is very important. It’s a kind of motivation for us," he said. His recent work involves creating artificial molecular systems that replicate natural protein channels in cells.
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