Ram Mandir trust to appoint 1st-ever CEO in view of donation theft row
The Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra trust has decided to appoint its first-ever CEO amid the row over theft of donations at the Ayodhya Ram Mandir. For this, the trust has constituted a three-member committee to recommend suitable names for the post. This was decided at the same meeting in which Trustee Krishna Mohan was appointed the Interim General Secretary.
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The Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra trust has decided to appoint its first-ever CEO amid the row over theft of donations at the Ayodhya Ram Mandir. For this, the trust has constituted a three-member committee to recommend suitable names for the post. This was decided at the same meeting in which Trustee Krishna Mohan was appointed the Interim General Secretary.
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Samsung's chips will earn more in 2026 than they have in past 40 years combined: Senior exec
Samsung Device Solutions' President Kim Yong-kwan estimates that the chip division's profits in 2026 will exceed the combined profit it has earned in the last 40 years. Since 1984, Samsung chip division's combined operating profit has hit ₩300 trillion (₹18.75 lakh crore). If Samsung achieves this figure, it'll surpass Nvidia to become one of the world's most profitable companies.
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08:52 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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Samsung Device Solutions' President Kim Yong-kwan estimates that the chip division's profits in 2026 will exceed the combined profit it has earned in the last 40 years. Since 1984, Samsung chip division's combined operating profit has hit ₩300 trillion (₹18.75 lakh crore). If Samsung achieves this figure, it'll surpass Nvidia to become one of the world's most profitable companies.
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Iran attacks 2 ships in Strait of Hormuz
Iran's military launched at least two missiles at commercial shipping vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz, US officials said. The attacks come on the heels of the expiry of a Qatar-facilitated week-long agreement between the US and Iran to halt attacks in the strait. "The pause has broken down," a US official said after the strikes.
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09:13 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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Iran's military launched at least two missiles at commercial shipping vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz, US officials said. The attacks come on the heels of the expiry of a Qatar-facilitated week-long agreement between the US and Iran to halt attacks in the strait. "The pause has broken down," a US official said after the strikes.
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09:13 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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Water leaks from roof & drips through fans at Banaras station after 1st rain
A video has surfaced online showing water leaking from roof and dripping through fans on platform number 8 of Varanasi's Banaras railway station after first rain. The Railways said leaf litter and kite strings were found accumulated at the junction of downpipe and valley gutter, temporarily blocking drainage and causing water to leak. The issue was resolved by cleaning it.
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09:11 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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A video has surfaced online showing water leaking from roof and dripping through fans on platform number 8 of Varanasi's Banaras railway station after first rain. The Railways said leaf litter and kite strings were found accumulated at the junction of downpipe and valley gutter, temporarily blocking drainage and causing water to leak. The issue was resolved by cleaning it.
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You are a despicable woman: Mbappé to Paraguayan senator over racist attack
France's Kylian Mbappé slammed Paraguayan senator Celeste Amarilla after she launched a racist attack on him, describing her as “despicable woman”. "Through your...brazen racism...world has already forgotten...historic effort...your players accomplished during...World Cup," he wrote. Amarilla described Mbappé as "colonised Cameroonian" after he refused to shake goalkeeper Orlando Gill's hand.
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09:10 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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France's Kylian Mbappé slammed Paraguayan senator Celeste Amarilla after she launched a racist attack on him, describing her as “despicable woman”. "Through your...brazen racism...world has already forgotten...historic effort...your players accomplished during...World Cup," he wrote. Amarilla described Mbappé as "colonised Cameroonian" after he refused to shake goalkeeper Orlando Gill's hand.
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09:10 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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Kolhapur flooded as Panchganga River nears warning level after rain
Drone footage showed Maharashtra's Kolhapur flooded after Panchganga River rose to 30 feet, nearing the alert level of 39 feet, following heavy rainfall. As a result, 33 dams in the district have reportedly submerged, while floodwaters have overtopped several crossing points. The strong current also washed away part of the road near the Mangle Weir, disrupting traffic in the area.
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09:02 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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Drone footage showed Maharashtra's Kolhapur flooded after Panchganga River rose to 30 feet, nearing the alert level of 39 feet, following heavy rainfall. As a result, 33 dams in the district have reportedly submerged, while floodwaters have overtopped several crossing points. The strong current also washed away part of the road near the Mangle Weir, disrupting traffic in the area.
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09:02 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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Why Samsung shares fell 6% despite a 19x Q2 profit forecast
Samsung Electronics shares fell up to 6% as its strong Q2 profit forecast failed to reassure investors about future growth. The company projected operating profit of 89.4 trillion won, nearly 19 times higher than a year earlier. Investors also remained concerned that growth in AI data centres could slow, weakening demand for memory chips and hurting the AI-driven chip boom.
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09:28 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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Samsung Electronics shares fell up to 6% as its strong Q2 profit forecast failed to reassure investors about future growth. The company projected operating profit of 89.4 trillion won, nearly 19 times higher than a year earlier. Investors also remained concerned that growth in AI data centres could slow, weakening demand for memory chips and hurting the AI-driven chip boom.
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09:28 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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Amit Shah doesn't do half measures, wants to bring NRC: Owaisi
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has claimed that Union Home Minister Amit Shah can bring the National Register of Citizens (NRC). "He is Amit Shah. He doesn't do half measures. He doesn't fire in the air," Owaisi added. "A Permanent Residence Certificate should be issued immediately in Telangana to ensure people don't face any difficulties during SIR documentation process," Owaisi stated.
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09:23 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has claimed that Union Home Minister Amit Shah can bring the National Register of Citizens (NRC). "He is Amit Shah. He doesn't do half measures. He doesn't fire in the air," Owaisi added. "A Permanent Residence Certificate should be issued immediately in Telangana to ensure people don't face any difficulties during SIR documentation process," Owaisi stated.
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09:23 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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CCTV caught Ram Mandir employees hiding money in shoes, clothes 70 times in 39 days: SIT
The SIT preliminary report on Ram Mandir donation theft case has revealed that cash-counting personnel were caught on CCTV concealing bundles of currency notes inside their clothes and shoes 70 times in 39 days. The report mentioned that CCTV recordings were available between April 27 and June 5, 2026. Recordings before that were automatically overwritten due to limited storage capacity.
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09:19 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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The SIT preliminary report on Ram Mandir donation theft case has revealed that cash-counting personnel were caught on CCTV concealing bundles of currency notes inside their clothes and shoes 70 times in 39 days. The report mentioned that CCTV recordings were available between April 27 and June 5, 2026. Recordings before that were automatically overwritten due to limited storage capacity.
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Facing backlash, govt likely to delay introducing higher E25 petrol: Report
Amid widespread backlash over the E20 rollout, the government is likely to delay the rollout of the higher E25 blend, which combines 25% ethanol with petrol, The Indian Express reported. A high-level meeting of government officials advised the need to scientifically address some of the E20-linked concerns. Notably, the government had originally planned to dispense E20 petrol only by 2030.
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09:39 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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Amid widespread backlash over the E20 rollout, the government is likely to delay the rollout of the higher E25 blend, which combines 25% ethanol with petrol, The Indian Express reported. A high-level meeting of government officials advised the need to scientifically address some of the E20-linked concerns. Notably, the government had originally planned to dispense E20 petrol only by 2030.
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9,909 forgotten Indian soldiers, who died during WW I, recognised after a century
A total of 9,909 soldiers from pre-partition India (most from Punjab) who served in British Indian Army during World War I have been recognised in UK-based Commonwealth War Graves Commission's records. It's the largest addition to CWGC's casualty records since World War II. They were excluded due to colonial-era policies denying recognition to soldiers who died in India's non-operational zones.
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09:37 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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A total of 9,909 soldiers from pre-partition India (most from Punjab) who served in British Indian Army during World War I have been recognised in UK-based Commonwealth War Graves Commission's records. It's the largest addition to CWGC's casualty records since World War II. They were excluded due to colonial-era policies denying recognition to soldiers who died in India's non-operational zones.
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How did donation theft take place in Ram Mandir?
SIT preliminary report has listed reasons behind donation theft in Ram Mandir, revealing that cash-counting personnel were not frisked at entry and exit points and biometric attendance was ineffective. Phones were allowed inside the counting room, donations from different hundis were mixed before counting, and denomination-wise records were not maintained. CCTV footage was stored for limited days.
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09:36 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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SIT preliminary report has listed reasons behind donation theft in Ram Mandir, revealing that cash-counting personnel were not frisked at entry and exit points and biometric attendance was ineffective. Phones were allowed inside the counting room, donations from different hundis were mixed before counting, and denomination-wise records were not maintained. CCTV footage was stored for limited days.
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09:36 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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Paraguay govt distances itself from senator's racist remarks against Mbappé
The Paraguayan government condemned the racist remarks made by senator Celeste Amarilla against France captain Kylian Mbappé, saying they were contrary to the values of peaceful coexistence and respect for human dignity. Rejecting the remarks, it said they in no way represent the position of the Paraguayan government or its people. Amarilla had described Mbappé as "colonised Cameroonian".
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09:33 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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The Paraguayan government condemned the racist remarks made by senator Celeste Amarilla against France captain Kylian Mbappé, saying they were contrary to the values of peaceful coexistence and respect for human dignity. Rejecting the remarks, it said they in no way represent the position of the Paraguayan government or its people. Amarilla had described Mbappé as "colonised Cameroonian".
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09:33 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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Entire football world stands with Mbappé: FIFA Prez on Paraguayan senator's racist remarks
After Paraguayan senator Celeste Amarilla made racist remarks against France captain Kylian Mbappé, FIFA President Gianni Infantino condemned it, saying, "We must fight racism and defeat it together." He further said, "The entire football world and society stand in solidarity with France captain." The senator's remarks came after Paraguay's loss to France in FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16.
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09:30 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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After Paraguayan senator Celeste Amarilla made racist remarks against France captain Kylian Mbappé, FIFA President Gianni Infantino condemned it, saying, "We must fight racism and defeat it together." He further said, "The entire football world and society stand in solidarity with France captain." The senator's remarks came after Paraguay's loss to France in FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16.
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Asking father 'Who are you': Kapil Mishra on Kejriwal's remark on BJP President Nabin
Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra reacted to AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal asking "Who are you?" to BJP National President Nitin Nabin. "So drunk on booze, AAP sank so deep. Ended up asking their dad, 'Who are you?'," Mishra added. PM Narendra Modi had publicly praised Nabin in what appeared to be a response to Kejriwal's remark.
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09:59 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra reacted to AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal asking "Who are you?" to BJP National President Nitin Nabin. "So drunk on booze, AAP sank so deep. Ended up asking their dad, 'Who are you?'," Mishra added. PM Narendra Modi had publicly praised Nabin in what appeared to be a response to Kejriwal's remark.
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5 of family who died in Mumbai building collapse had decided to vacate house next day
Moinuddin Wajid Ali Shah, whose wife and four children were killed after a four-storey building collapsed onto his shanty in Mumbai's Mankhurd on Sunday amid rains, said they had decided to vacate house the next day. He stated the building had started showing signs of distress since Sunday morning. Shah had gone out to get household items when incident occurred.
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09:56 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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Moinuddin Wajid Ali Shah, whose wife and four children were killed after a four-storey building collapsed onto his shanty in Mumbai's Mankhurd on Sunday amid rains, said they had decided to vacate house the next day. He stated the building had started showing signs of distress since Sunday morning. Shah had gone out to get household items when incident occurred.
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09:56 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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In which Indian states do people earn the most and the least?
Delhi has the highest average income per person at $6,217, followed by Karnataka ($5,579), Telangana ($5,407) and Tamil Nadu ($5,329), according to World Bank's data. Gujarat ($4,734), Maharashtra ($4,628), Haryana ($4,627) and Kerala ($4,610) also rank among the top states. Bihar has the lowest average income per person at $984, followed by Uttar Pradesh ($1,403) and Jharkhand ($1,470).
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09:51 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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Delhi has the highest average income per person at $6,217, followed by Karnataka ($5,579), Telangana ($5,407) and Tamil Nadu ($5,329), according to World Bank's data. Gujarat ($4,734), Maharashtra ($4,628), Haryana ($4,627) and Kerala ($4,610) also rank among the top states. Bihar has the lowest average income per person at $984, followed by Uttar Pradesh ($1,403) and Jharkhand ($1,470).
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A childish mistake: Ex-US NSA on US dropping 'Indo' from Indo-Pacific Command
After US dropped 'Indo' from its Indo-Pacific Command, former US NSA John Bolton said, "I think it's a childish mistake to change the name." "I predict the name will change back when we get a new President. Defence Secretary Hegseth made the decision. I don't know what he thought he was doing," he added.
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09:50 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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After US dropped 'Indo' from its Indo-Pacific Command, former US NSA John Bolton said, "I think it's a childish mistake to change the name." "I predict the name will change back when we get a new President. Defence Secretary Hegseth made the decision. I don't know what he thought he was doing," he added.
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Lonavala hill station near Mumbai receives 1290 mm rainfall in last 48 hrs
Lonavala, a popular hill station between Pune and Mumbai, received a total of 1290 mm of rainfall in the last 48 hours. Lonavala recorded 670 mm of rainfall between July 5 and 6 and 620 mm of rainfall between July 6 and 7. There exists only a 0.1% chance of such rainfall or more occurring in any given year.
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10:24 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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Lonavala, a popular hill station between Pune and Mumbai, received a total of 1290 mm of rainfall in the last 48 hours. Lonavala recorded 670 mm of rainfall between July 5 and 6 and 620 mm of rainfall between July 6 and 7. There exists only a 0.1% chance of such rainfall or more occurring in any given year.
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India signs ₹17-crore lobbying deal with Trump's ex-spokesman's firm
Indian embassy in US has signed a $1.8-million (₹17 crore) contract with lobbying firm SHW Partners LLC to strengthen its outreach to Donald Trump-led administration, Hindustan Times reported. The firm, headed by Trump's ex-spokesperson Jason Miller, was first hired by India in April 2025. SHW provides strategic counsel, tactical planning, and government relations assistance on policy matters.
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10:21 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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Indian embassy in US has signed a $1.8-million (₹17 crore) contract with lobbying firm SHW Partners LLC to strengthen its outreach to Donald Trump-led administration, Hindustan Times reported. The firm, headed by Trump's ex-spokesperson Jason Miller, was first hired by India in April 2025. SHW provides strategic counsel, tactical planning, and government relations assistance on policy matters.
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10:21 am Tuesday, 07 July 2026
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