Maharashtra FDA Chief explains how adulterated milk racket runs in the state
Maharashtra FDA Chief Tukaram Mundhe explained that one group supplied skim milk powder, while the other supplied the chemicals and emulsifiers. The cost of production of synthetic cow milk comes around ₹15, while the production cost for standard buffalo milk is ₹30. These people then mix chemical milk with the standard milk and sell it for around ₹40 to ₹50.
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04:50 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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Maharashtra FDA Chief Tukaram Mundhe explained that one group supplied skim milk powder, while the other supplied the chemicals and emulsifiers. The cost of production of synthetic cow milk comes around ₹15, while the production cost for standard buffalo milk is ₹30. These people then mix chemical milk with the standard milk and sell it for around ₹40 to ₹50.
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Brij Bhushan welcomed with 'Sher Aaya' slogans after acquittal in sexual harassment case
Former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief and BJP leader Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh received a grand welcome from supporters on his return to his home district, Gonda. This was his first visit there after being acquitted in the sexual harassment case filed by wrestlers. Flower petals were showered on Singh's convoy, and his supporters raised "Sher Aaya" slogans.
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05:07 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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Former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief and BJP leader Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh received a grand welcome from supporters on his return to his home district, Gonda. This was his first visit there after being acquitted in the sexual harassment case filed by wrestlers. Flower petals were showered on Singh's convoy, and his supporters raised "Sher Aaya" slogans.
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Which states/UTs issued the highest and lowest number of e-challans for traffic violations?
Between 2021 and 2026 (till July 30), Uttar Pradesh issued 7.8 crore e-challans, followed by Tamil Nadu (6.3 crore) and Delhi (4.7 crore). Kerala stands fourth on the list with 4.5 crore, while Gujarat, fifth, issued 1.9 crore e-challans. Ladakh issued only 598 challans since 2021. Nagaland (1,866), Arunachal Pradesh (2,120), Sikkim (5,533), and Mizoram (43,316) also recorded low numbers.
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Between 2021 and 2026 (till July 30), Uttar Pradesh issued 7.8 crore e-challans, followed by Tamil Nadu (6.3 crore) and Delhi (4.7 crore). Kerala stands fourth on the list with 4.5 crore, while Gujarat, fifth, issued 1.9 crore e-challans. Ladakh issued only 598 challans since 2021. Nagaland (1,866), Arunachal Pradesh (2,120), Sikkim (5,533), and Mizoram (43,316) also recorded low numbers.
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Ex-Syndicate Bank chief shares Tata offer letter from 1977, reveals salary
Retired banker Ajay Nanavati shared his 1977 Tata appointment letter on LinkedIn, revealing a starting salary of ₹960 per month after returning from the US with a chemical engineering degree. Despite better-paying offers, he chose Tata for the opportunity to work at Bombay House. Nanavati called it "probably the smartest career decision" he ever made.
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05:26 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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Retired banker Ajay Nanavati shared his 1977 Tata appointment letter on LinkedIn, revealing a starting salary of ₹960 per month after returning from the US with a chemical engineering degree. Despite better-paying offers, he chose Tata for the opportunity to work at Bombay House. Nanavati called it "probably the smartest career decision" he ever made.
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Judicial officers aren't govt servants; can retire at different age: SC
Supreme Court observed that judicial officers are not government servants and constitute a "distinct" and separate class, while considering proposal to increase retirement age of district judges from 60 to 62 years. Court said retaining experienced judges lowers financial burden, rejecting arguments of states on judges' parity with executive staff. States were asked to revisit proposal in 2 weeks.
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05:39 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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Supreme Court observed that judicial officers are not government servants and constitute a "distinct" and separate class, while considering proposal to increase retirement age of district judges from 60 to 62 years. Court said retaining experienced judges lowers financial burden, rejecting arguments of states on judges' parity with executive staff. States were asked to revisit proposal in 2 weeks.
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1st image shows Moon before-and-after SpaceX rocket crash
A composite of satellite images showed the Moon before (left) and after (right) a discarded SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage crashed into it. The four-tonne rocket part struck the Moon near Einstein Crater at around 8,700 kmph, likely creating a new crater. The impact also kicked up a plume of lunar dust briefly illuminated by sunlight.
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A composite of satellite images showed the Moon before (left) and after (right) a discarded SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage crashed into it. The four-tonne rocket part struck the Moon near Einstein Crater at around 8,700 kmph, likely creating a new crater. The impact also kicked up a plume of lunar dust briefly illuminated by sunlight.
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Man begins hunger strike outside Dipke's house, alleges nepotism in CJP
Two men claiming to be part of CJP-led protests at Jantar Mantar are protesting outside founder Abhijeet Dipke's home in Maharashtra, alleging favouritism and nepotism. "Tried to meet CJP team...nobody met me...Cousins and friends are sitting together...they cannot decide the way ahead," they said. "We don't want another [Arvind] Kejriwal," one of them said and sat on a hunger strike.
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05:34 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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Two men claiming to be part of CJP-led protests at Jantar Mantar are protesting outside founder Abhijeet Dipke's home in Maharashtra, alleging favouritism and nepotism. "Tried to meet CJP team...nobody met me...Cousins and friends are sitting together...they cannot decide the way ahead," they said. "We don't want another [Arvind] Kejriwal," one of them said and sat on a hunger strike.
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Jio, Airtel may introduce separate pricing for 4G, 5G plans under TRAI's draft rules
Telecom regulator TRAI has proposed new rules to support 5G network slicing, a technology that creates separate virtual networks for different services. The draft rules would also allow telecom operators such as Jio and Airtel to introduce separate pricing for 4G, 5G and other services. However, companies must ensure that network slicing does not affect overall service quality.
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05:32 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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Telecom regulator TRAI has proposed new rules to support 5G network slicing, a technology that creates separate virtual networks for different services. The draft rules would also allow telecom operators such as Jio and Airtel to introduce separate pricing for 4G, 5G and other services. However, companies must ensure that network slicing does not affect overall service quality.
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'I want JD Vance to win 2028 Presidential election,' Trump told donors: Report
US President Donald Trump told donors that he wants Vice President JD Vance to win the 2028 Presidential election, Washington Post reported. Trump has in the past publicly encouraged competition between Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio for the post of US President. Six Trump allies and advisers said they are not convinced Trump has settled on Vance.
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05:59 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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US President Donald Trump told donors that he wants Vice President JD Vance to win the 2028 Presidential election, Washington Post reported. Trump has in the past publicly encouraged competition between Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio for the post of US President. Six Trump allies and advisers said they are not convinced Trump has settled on Vance.
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Govt reveals money spent on former PM Manmohan Singh's foreign visits
In a reply to a parliamentary query, the government released the country-wise expenditure on PM Narendra Modi's foreign visits since 2021. It also shared reference figures for some foreign trips made during former PM Manmohan Singh's tenure, including ₹10.74 crore for the US (2011), ₹9.96 crore for Russia (2013), ₹8.33 crore for France (2011) and ₹6.02 crore for Germany (2013).
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06:03 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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In a reply to a parliamentary query, the government released the country-wise expenditure on PM Narendra Modi's foreign visits since 2021. It also shared reference figures for some foreign trips made during former PM Manmohan Singh's tenure, including ₹10.74 crore for the US (2011), ₹9.96 crore for Russia (2013), ₹8.33 crore for France (2011) and ₹6.02 crore for Germany (2013).
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J'khand CID arrests alleged mastermind in JPSC-JSSC paper leaks, busts ₹40 cr racket
Jharkhand CID has arrested state government staffer Abhay Tiwari, the alleged mastermind of Jharkhand paper leaks. He allegedly ran a racket worth ₹40 crore that leaked and manipulated recruitment examinations conducted by JPSC and JSSC. Further, Tiwari himself has cleared 12 competitive exams in 13 years. This comes as students continue to protest in Ranchi demanding action against paper leaks.
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06:29 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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Jharkhand CID has arrested state government staffer Abhay Tiwari, the alleged mastermind of Jharkhand paper leaks. He allegedly ran a racket worth ₹40 crore that leaked and manipulated recruitment examinations conducted by JPSC and JSSC. Further, Tiwari himself has cleared 12 competitive exams in 13 years. This comes as students continue to protest in Ranchi demanding action against paper leaks.
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Why have TRAI's draft 5G slicing rules sparked net neutrality debate?
TRAI has proposed new rules to enable 5G network slicing, allowing telecom firms to offer differentiated services with separate pricing. While the draft mandates safeguards to ensure network slices do not affect overall service quality, critics say it could create internet "fast lanes" for premium users. India's net neutrality rules require telecom operators to treat all internet traffic equally.
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06:20 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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TRAI has proposed new rules to enable 5G network slicing, allowing telecom firms to offer differentiated services with separate pricing. While the draft mandates safeguards to ensure network slices do not affect overall service quality, critics say it could create internet "fast lanes" for premium users. India's net neutrality rules require telecom operators to treat all internet traffic equally.
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06:20 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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What is 'reverse vacation' travel trend?
The 'reverse vacation' is latest travel trend where people deliberately choose holidays that are less comfortable than their everyday lives. The idea is to have holidays that are simpler and even a bit tougher. The aim is to unplug, reset mentally, and return home with a greater appreciation for everyday comforts. Such experiences can also decrease one's sense of entitlement.
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06:41 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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The 'reverse vacation' is latest travel trend where people deliberately choose holidays that are less comfortable than their everyday lives. The idea is to have holidays that are simpler and even a bit tougher. The aim is to unplug, reset mentally, and return home with a greater appreciation for everyday comforts. Such experiences can also decrease one's sense of entitlement.
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RBI retains Tata Sons in Upper-Layer NBFC category
The RBI on Thursday included Tata Sons in its list of upper-layer non-banking financial companies (NBFCs). Firms in this category face stricter regulatory oversight and must list on stock exchanges within three years. However, the central bank said the classification would not affect Tata Sons' pending application to surrender its NBFC registration.
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06:57 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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The RBI on Thursday included Tata Sons in its list of upper-layer non-banking financial companies (NBFCs). Firms in this category face stricter regulatory oversight and must list on stock exchanges within three years. However, the central bank said the classification would not affect Tata Sons' pending application to surrender its NBFC registration.
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Rijiju meets Rahul amid parliament deadlock, says 'We're opposition, not enemies'
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said he had a productive conversation with the LoP, Rahul Gandhi, amid a Parliamentary deadlock ahead of a possible reintroduction of the Delimitation Bill. "We may be political opponents, but we're not enemies...we should work together in the national interest," said Rijiju. The opposition has been demanding Amit Shah's presence in the House.
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06:54 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said he had a productive conversation with the LoP, Rahul Gandhi, amid a Parliamentary deadlock ahead of a possible reintroduction of the Delimitation Bill. "We may be political opponents, but we're not enemies...we should work together in the national interest," said Rijiju. The opposition has been demanding Amit Shah's presence in the House.
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What does the unique 5-digit number on Indian trains mean?
In 2010, the Indian Railways switched to a new system in which all its train numbers were converted to a 5-digit numbering scheme. The first digit indicates the type of train, the second and third digits tell the zonal code or division, and the fourth and fifth digits are the unique serial number of the train.
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06:49 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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In 2010, the Indian Railways switched to a new system in which all its train numbers were converted to a 5-digit numbering scheme. The first digit indicates the type of train, the second and third digits tell the zonal code or division, and the fourth and fifth digits are the unique serial number of the train.
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Prestigious UK tennis club secretly kills 8 Canada geese for pooping on courts
St George's Hill Lawn Tennis Club in Surrey, one of the UK's most prestigious tennis clubs, secretly culled eight Canada geese for pooping on its courts. The club initially told members that the geese had been rehomed and then that they had flown off. After facing baclash, Club CEO Miles Hill said licensed cull followed months of failed non-lethal measures.
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07:14 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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St George's Hill Lawn Tennis Club in Surrey, one of the UK's most prestigious tennis clubs, secretly culled eight Canada geese for pooping on its courts. The club initially told members that the geese had been rehomed and then that they had flown off. After facing baclash, Club CEO Miles Hill said licensed cull followed months of failed non-lethal measures.
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Our fighter jet pilots bombed US bases without GPS, used paper maps: Iran
An Iranian Air Force official said that the country's fighter jet pilots bombed US bases without GPS and used only paper maps to avoid detection. "Our trump card was that there was no outgoing signal from our aircraft," he added. "The enemy didn't imagine we would have the audacity to carry out such a mission," he further said.
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07:05 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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An Iranian Air Force official said that the country's fighter jet pilots bombed US bases without GPS and used only paper maps to avoid detection. "Our trump card was that there was no outgoing signal from our aircraft," he added. "The enemy didn't imagine we would have the audacity to carry out such a mission," he further said.
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Why is the government selling its stake in LIC?
The government has raised ₹31,552 crore by selling a stake in LIC through an offer-for-sale (OFS), making it India's largest-ever public offering. The sale is aimed at meeting SEBI's 10% minimum public shareholding requirement well ahead of the May 2027 deadline. The OFS, involving the sale of over 82.22 crore shares, has also generated significant proceeds for the government.
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News By: Vaishnavi Mishra
03:42 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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The government has raised ₹31,552 crore by selling a stake in LIC through an offer-for-sale (OFS), making it India's largest-ever public offering. The sale is aimed at meeting SEBI's 10% minimum public shareholding requirement well ahead of the May 2027 deadline. The OFS, involving the sale of over 82.22 crore shares, has also generated significant proceeds for the government.
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03:42 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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If Gen Z is protesting, they are not anti-nationals: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat
While interacting with Gen Z, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said, "If Gen Z is protesting, they are not anti-nationals. They are our own people, our next generation." "I do not believe Gen Z is like that. I think the new generation - the Gen Z and Gen Alpha - is more honest than our existing generation," he further said.
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07:28 pm Thursday, 06 August 2026
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While interacting with Gen Z, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said, "If Gen Z is protesting, they are not anti-nationals. They are our own people, our next generation." "I do not believe Gen Z is like that. I think the new generation - the Gen Z and Gen Alpha - is more honest than our existing generation," he further said.
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