How do NASA astronauts capture pics on Artemis II?
NASA astronauts capture pictures on Artemis II using at least 28 cameras mounted on the Orion spacecraft. The crew relies on high-resolution DSLR and mirrorless cameras, including the Nikon D5 and Nikon Z9, for technical and scientific imagery. Astronauts use GoPro HERO4 Black cameras to capture wide-angle, high-action footage of cabin activities and exterior views and are also using iPhones.
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NASA astronauts capture pictures on Artemis II using at least 28 cameras mounted on the Orion spacecraft. The crew relies on high-resolution DSLR and mirrorless cameras, including the Nikon D5 and Nikon Z9, for technical and scientific imagery. Astronauts use GoPro HERO4 Black cameras to capture wide-angle, high-action footage of cabin activities and exterior views and are also using iPhones.
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Entire Iran can be destroyed in one night and that night might be tomorrow: Trump
During a press conference, US President Donald Trump said, "Entire Iran can be taken out in one night and that night might be tomorrow night." His statement comes as Iran rejected his ceasefire plan just before the deadline for a deal set by him. Iran demanded a complete end to the war.
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During a press conference, US President Donald Trump said, "Entire Iran can be taken out in one night and that night might be tomorrow night." His statement comes as Iran rejected his ceasefire plan just before the deadline for a deal set by him. Iran demanded a complete end to the war.
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I made big sacrifices: Pietersen on losing England career over IPL participation
Kevin Pietersen said his decision to prioritise IPL led to fallout with ECB, which was initially reluctant to let centrally contracted players play in IPL. "I made big sacrifices. I lost my career. That's...why everybody in [England] establishment went against me," he emphasised. "I should've played 150-160 Tests," Pietersen, who retired from Tests at 33 after playing 104 Tests, added.
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11:09 pm Monday, 06 April, 2026
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Kevin Pietersen said his decision to prioritise IPL led to fallout with ECB, which was initially reluctant to let centrally contracted players play in IPL. "I made big sacrifices. I lost my career. That's...why everybody in [England] establishment went against me," he emphasised. "I should've played 150-160 Tests," Pietersen, who retired from Tests at 33 after playing 104 Tests, added.
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Member of PM's Economic Council shares map comparing India's poverty in 2011-12 & 2023-24
Member of PM's Economic Advisory Council, Professor Shamika Ravi, shared a map comparing India's poverty levels in 2011-12 and 2023-24. According to the map, poverty in India has reduced from 29.5% to 3.9% in the same period. Several states, including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, and many north-eastern states, saw their poverty levels plunge sharply.
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11:08 pm Monday, 06 April, 2026
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Member of PM's Economic Advisory Council, Professor Shamika Ravi, shared a map comparing India's poverty levels in 2011-12 and 2023-24. According to the map, poverty in India has reduced from 29.5% to 3.9% in the same period. Several states, including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, and many north-eastern states, saw their poverty levels plunge sharply.
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Artemis II astronauts create history, travel farther from Earth than any human ever
NASA's Artemis II crew has travelled farther from Earth than any human in history, breaking Apollo 13's 56-year-old record of 4,00,171 km set in 1970. Astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen reached the milestone on Day 6 of their 10-day mission aboard Orion spacecraft. In a few hours, they'll make their closest approach to Moon.
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11:28 pm Monday, 06 April, 2026
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NASA's Artemis II crew has travelled farther from Earth than any human in history, breaking Apollo 13's 56-year-old record of 4,00,171 km set in 1970. Astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen reached the milestone on Day 6 of their 10-day mission aboard Orion spacecraft. In a few hours, they'll make their closest approach to Moon.
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What does India's advancement in civil nuclear programme mean?
PM Narendra Modi said on Monday that India took a decisive step in its civil nuclear journey as the Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor at Kalpakkam attained criticality. FBRs use depleted uranium and plutonium to produce more energy and fuel. The third stage is about fully utilising India's thorium reserves and achieving long-term energy security. FBRs also generate less nuclear waste.
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PM Narendra Modi said on Monday that India took a decisive step in its civil nuclear journey as the Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor at Kalpakkam attained criticality. FBRs use depleted uranium and plutonium to produce more energy and fuel. The third stage is about fully utilising India's thorium reserves and achieving long-term energy security. FBRs also generate less nuclear waste.
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He's mentally unstable, was missing for 5 days: Family of man who breached Delhi Assembly
After a man named Sarabjit Singh drove a car that broke the Delhi Assembly's security barrier and entered its premises, his family said, “He is mentally unstable and has been missing from home for five days.” The family stated that Sarabjit left his home on April 1, adding, "Then he went to Bareilly. From there, we don't know."
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09:01 am Tuesday, 07 April, 2026
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After a man named Sarabjit Singh drove a car that broke the Delhi Assembly's security barrier and entered its premises, his family said, “He is mentally unstable and has been missing from home for five days.” The family stated that Sarabjit left his home on April 1, adding, "Then he went to Bareilly. From there, we don't know."
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Massive explosions heard at world's largest industrial city in Saudi Arabia
The world's largest industrial city, Saudi Arabia's Jubail Industrial City, has been struck by Iran, with a video showing massive explosions taking place across the city. Spread across over 1,000 square kilometres, Jubail houses over 150 facilities and contributes about 7-12% of Saudi Arabia's GDP. The extent of the damage isn't clear, but the strike was reportedly significant.
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The world's largest industrial city, Saudi Arabia's Jubail Industrial City, has been struck by Iran, with a video showing massive explosions taking place across the city. Spread across over 1,000 square kilometres, Jubail houses over 150 facilities and contributes about 7-12% of Saudi Arabia's GDP. The extent of the damage isn't clear, but the strike was reportedly significant.
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India responds after Pakistan threatens to hit Kolkata in 'future conflict'
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh issued warning to Pakistan after Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif threatened to attack Kolkata in a "future conflict". "Fifty-five years ago, when Pakistan cast an eye on Bengal, Pakistan was divided into two parts- Bangladesh and Pakistan. If they try to cast an eye on Bengal this time, they'll know what the consequences are," Singh said.
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01:38 pm Tuesday, 07 April, 2026
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh issued warning to Pakistan after Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif threatened to attack Kolkata in a "future conflict". "Fifty-five years ago, when Pakistan cast an eye on Bengal, Pakistan was divided into two parts- Bangladesh and Pakistan. If they try to cast an eye on Bengal this time, they'll know what the consequences are," Singh said.
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You'll get work at dollar rate: Salman to Rajpal after journalist mocks him over debt case
Salman Khan extended support to Rajpal Yadav after journalist Saurabh Dwivedi mocked him over ₹9-crore debt case. "Rajpal, you're working for last 30 years...You'll continue to get work at the dollar rate...Doesn't matter if dollar fluctuates," wrote Salman. At an award show, Dwivedi told Rajpal, "No matter how much dollar and rupee fluctuate, you'll have to return full amount."
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Salman Khan extended support to Rajpal Yadav after journalist Saurabh Dwivedi mocked him over ₹9-crore debt case. "Rajpal, you're working for last 30 years...You'll continue to get work at the dollar rate...Doesn't matter if dollar fluctuates," wrote Salman. At an award show, Dwivedi told Rajpal, "No matter how much dollar and rupee fluctuate, you'll have to return full amount."
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50 people, including 40 police personnel injured as protest turns violent in Odisha
Around 50 people, including 40 police personnel, were injured after a protest over the construction of a road turned violent in Odisha’s Rayagada district on Tuesday. The protesters allegedly attacked police and officials with stones, swords, and axes to stop road construction. At least 10 police personnel sustained injuries to the head and have been admitted to the district hospital.
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Around 50 people, including 40 police personnel, were injured after a protest over the construction of a road turned violent in Odisha’s Rayagada district on Tuesday. The protesters allegedly attacked police and officials with stones, swords, and axes to stop road construction. At least 10 police personnel sustained injuries to the head and have been admitted to the district hospital.
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Exam cancelled for TMC's rally ahead of polls in West Bengal: BJP
West Bengal BJP on Tuesday claimed that a school exam was cancelled due to a public meeting by TMC MP Deepak Adhikari 'Dev' at the Dalkhola High School ground ahead of the Assembly elections.The party said he was campaigning for Goutam Paul from the Karandighi constituency, which Paul won in 2021. Polling will be held on April 23 and 29.
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04:08 pm Tuesday, 07 April, 2026
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West Bengal BJP on Tuesday claimed that a school exam was cancelled due to a public meeting by TMC MP Deepak Adhikari 'Dev' at the Dalkhola High School ground ahead of the Assembly elections.The party said he was campaigning for Goutam Paul from the Karandighi constituency, which Paul won in 2021. Polling will be held on April 23 and 29.
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Salaries of engineers, AI experts at Meta revealed
Meta paid between $124,000 to $450,000 per year to its software engineers in 2025, Business Insider reported, citing data from H-1B and other work visa applications. AI research scientists earned $163,800 to $328,000, while machine learning engineers received $165,000 to $250,602. Product managers and designers made $165,485 to $348,101 and $132,991 to $279,594, respectively.
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04:29 pm Tuesday, 07 April, 2026
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Meta paid between $124,000 to $450,000 per year to its software engineers in 2025, Business Insider reported, citing data from H-1B and other work visa applications. AI research scientists earned $163,800 to $328,000, while machine learning engineers received $165,000 to $250,602. Product managers and designers made $165,485 to $348,101 and $132,991 to $279,594, respectively.
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Iran releases video backing uranium theft claim, says 'US failed, $600 mn wasted'
A Lego-style video released from Iran by PersiaBoi Studios mocked the US rescue mission of a downed F-15 crew member. The video, titled 'Uranium Heist in the Dead of Night', claimed the operation was actually an attempt by the US to steal enriched uranium. It portrayed the mission as a "complete failure" and said that the US "wasted $600 million".
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04:44 pm Tuesday, 07 April, 2026
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A Lego-style video released from Iran by PersiaBoi Studios mocked the US rescue mission of a downed F-15 crew member. The video, titled 'Uranium Heist in the Dead of Night', claimed the operation was actually an attempt by the US to steal enriched uranium. It portrayed the mission as a "complete failure" and said that the US "wasted $600 million".
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I worked harder, delayed vacations; none of it mattered: Laid-off Google employee
Ex-Google employee Jason Zhang claimed companies let people go anytime, calling it the "new normal". "I thought that if I just worked harder, put more hours in, delay that vacation, it’ll all be worth it. But...none of it really mattered," he added. He noted that it felt like he'd "lost everything [he] worked for overnight" when he got laid off.
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04:53 pm Tuesday, 07 April, 2026
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Ex-Google employee Jason Zhang claimed companies let people go anytime, calling it the "new normal". "I thought that if I just worked harder, put more hours in, delay that vacation, it’ll all be worth it. But...none of it really mattered," he added. He noted that it felt like he'd "lost everything [he] worked for overnight" when he got laid off.
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Explosions heard in Iran's 'crown jewel' Kharg Island hours before Trump's deadline ends
Explosions have been heard at Iran's 'crown jewel' Kharg Island, Iranian media reported. The island serves as export terminal for 90% of Iran's oil shipments. The attack comes hours before Trump’s deadline for Iran to reopen Strait of Hormuz ends. Trump has threatened to "blow up entire Iran" if the country fails to reach peace deal before his deadline expires.
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05:01 pm Tuesday, 07 April, 2026
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Explosions have been heard at Iran's 'crown jewel' Kharg Island, Iranian media reported. The island serves as export terminal for 90% of Iran's oil shipments. The attack comes hours before Trump’s deadline for Iran to reopen Strait of Hormuz ends. Trump has threatened to "blow up entire Iran" if the country fails to reach peace deal before his deadline expires.
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'IIT Baba' Abhey Singh marries Karnataka-based engineer in Himachal
Abhey Singh, the IIT Bombay aerospace engineer who went viral as 'IIT Baba' during Mahakumbh 2025 after quitting his corporate job for spirituality, has married Preetika, a Karnataka-based engineer. The temple wedding took place on Mahashivratri at Aghanjar Mahadev Temple in Himachal Pradesh, followed by a court marriage. The couple are now based in Dharamshala.
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05:43 pm Tuesday, 07 April, 2026
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Abhey Singh, the IIT Bombay aerospace engineer who went viral as 'IIT Baba' during Mahakumbh 2025 after quitting his corporate job for spirituality, has married Preetika, a Karnataka-based engineer. The temple wedding took place on Mahashivratri at Aghanjar Mahadev Temple in Himachal Pradesh, followed by a court marriage. The couple are now based in Dharamshala.
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Hidden Chinese banking channels aid Iran oil trade: Report
China and Iran have worked closely to build one of the world's largest sanctions-evasion networks, according to The Wall Street Journal. To avoid US sanctions, China routed payments through smaller banks with limited exposure. Further, front companies established in Hong Kong help manage proceeds, allowing Iran to maintain access to funds despite restrictions on international banking channels.
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05:59 pm Tuesday, 07 April, 2026
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China and Iran have worked closely to build one of the world's largest sanctions-evasion networks, according to The Wall Street Journal. To avoid US sanctions, China routed payments through smaller banks with limited exposure. Further, front companies established in Hong Kong help manage proceeds, allowing Iran to maintain access to funds despite restrictions on international banking channels.
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A whole civilisation will die tonight: Trump on Iran
Hours before his deadline for Iran to reopen Strait of Hormuz ends, Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social, "A whole civilisation will die tonight, never to be brought back again." "I don't want that to happen...but it probably will. However, now that we have...Total Regime Change, where...less radicalised minds prevail, maybe something revolutionarily wonderful can happen, who knows?" he added.
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06:00 pm Tuesday, 07 April, 2026
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Hours before his deadline for Iran to reopen Strait of Hormuz ends, Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social, "A whole civilisation will die tonight, never to be brought back again." "I don't want that to happen...but it probably will. However, now that we have...Total Regime Change, where...less radicalised minds prevail, maybe something revolutionarily wonderful can happen, who knows?" he added.
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How's AIADMK linked to the case in which conman Sukesh was given bail?
Conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar was accused of trying to strike a ₹50-crore deal with EC officials on behalf of then-AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran to allocate the 'two leaves' party symbol to VK Sasikala-led faction during the 2017 leadership dispute following J Jayalalithaa's death. ED later filed a money laundering case linked to the offence. A Delhi court granted bail to Chandrasekhar.
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06:41 pm Tuesday, 07 April, 2026
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Conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar was accused of trying to strike a ₹50-crore deal with EC officials on behalf of then-AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran to allocate the 'two leaves' party symbol to VK Sasikala-led faction during the 2017 leadership dispute following J Jayalalithaa's death. ED later filed a money laundering case linked to the offence. A Delhi court granted bail to Chandrasekhar.
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