TVK Speaker attends anti-abortion rally & says 'Life begins at conception', sparks row
Tamil Nadu Speaker and TVK leader JCD Prabhakar attended an anti-abortion gathering in Chennai and declared that "life begins at conception". 'Abortion is murder' slogans were raised at the rally. "I consider this an event expressing the belief that every unborn child has dignity," he stated. Reacting to Prabhakar's remarks, BJP said TVK is against women's rights.
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Tamil Nadu Speaker and TVK leader JCD Prabhakar attended an anti-abortion gathering in Chennai and declared that "life begins at conception". 'Abortion is murder' slogans were raised at the rally. "I consider this an event expressing the belief that every unborn child has dignity," he stated. Reacting to Prabhakar's remarks, BJP said TVK is against women's rights.
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In major goof-up, Google warns job seekers against its own AI-powered CV filters
Google DeepMind's AI safety team warned candidates applying to be a part of the company against its own AI hiring filters, Bloomberg reported. The warning document, marked "please don't share this doc widely", asked candidates to fill out a separate form to ensure a human reviews their application. The filters may screen out CVs incorrectly or delay them, it said.
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Google DeepMind's AI safety team warned candidates applying to be a part of the company against its own AI hiring filters, Bloomberg reported. The warning document, marked "please don't share this doc widely", asked candidates to fill out a separate form to ensure a human reviews their application. The filters may screen out CVs incorrectly or delay them, it said.
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45 tigers die in Madhya Pradesh till August 2026: Report
At least 45 tigers have died in Madhya Pradesh in the first eight months of 2026, while 22 people were killed in tiger attacks during the same period, NDTV reported. Out of 22 people, 14 died in the densely forested Mahakoshal region, popularly associated with the forests that inspired the world of Mowgli in Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book.
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12:07 pm Tuesday, 11 August 2026
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At least 45 tigers have died in Madhya Pradesh in the first eight months of 2026, while 22 people were killed in tiger attacks during the same period, NDTV reported. Out of 22 people, 14 died in the densely forested Mahakoshal region, popularly associated with the forests that inspired the world of Mowgli in Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book.
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Priyanka tries to confront BJP MP raising slogans against Rahul over J'khand protest
Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi tries to confront BJP MP Mukesh Dalal as he raised slogans against Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi during NDA's protest in Parliament complex over police action against protesting students in Jharkhand. "He (Rahul)...has met Jharkhand students," Priyanka told Mukesh. "When did Rahul...visit Jharkhand? Why don't he and Kejriwal dare to go to Jharkhand?" BJP MP said.
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12:21 pm Tuesday, 11 August 2026
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Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi tries to confront BJP MP Mukesh Dalal as he raised slogans against Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi during NDA's protest in Parliament complex over police action against protesting students in Jharkhand. "He (Rahul)...has met Jharkhand students," Priyanka told Mukesh. "When did Rahul...visit Jharkhand? Why don't he and Kejriwal dare to go to Jharkhand?" BJP MP said.
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Which have been Latin America's deadliest earthquakes?
Among Latin America’s most powerful earthquakes was the 2010 Haiti earthquake, which killed over 300,000 people and caused an estimated $8 billion in losses. In 1970, a 7.9-magnitude earthquake struck Peru, killing over 65,000 people. In 1976, a 7.5-magnitude quake hit Guatemala, leaving nearly 1.2 million people homeless. More recently, twin quakes in Venezuela killed over 6,000 people.
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Among Latin America’s most powerful earthquakes was the 2010 Haiti earthquake, which killed over 300,000 people and caused an estimated $8 billion in losses. In 1970, a 7.9-magnitude earthquake struck Peru, killing over 65,000 people. In 1976, a 7.5-magnitude quake hit Guatemala, leaving nearly 1.2 million people homeless. More recently, twin quakes in Venezuela killed over 6,000 people.
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Govt responds to reports of testing use of ethanol in cooking fuel in India
Petroleum Ministry told the Parliament on Monday that the LPG Equipment Research Centre, a joint undertaking of IOCL, HPCL and BPCL, is testing the benefits of using ethanol as a cooking fuel in Indian households. The centre is undertaking "development efforts towards clean cooking alternatives based on ethanol", it said. Ethanol-blended cooking fuel may serve as biofuel alternative, it added.
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Petroleum Ministry told the Parliament on Monday that the LPG Equipment Research Centre, a joint undertaking of IOCL, HPCL and BPCL, is testing the benefits of using ethanol as a cooking fuel in Indian households. The centre is undertaking "development efforts towards clean cooking alternatives based on ethanol", it said. Ethanol-blended cooking fuel may serve as biofuel alternative, it added.
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Mafia sucked blood & mosquitoes spread diseases, BJP govt got rid of both: UP CM Yogi
UP CM Yogi Adityanath said mafia and mosquitoes were the spots of bother in the state as "mafia would suck the blood and mosquitoes would spread diseases". He stated that previous governments didn't do anything against the mafia. "Today, I'm glad that...double engine government, BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government made the region free of mafia and mosquitoes," Yogi added.
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12:41 pm Tuesday, 11 August 2026
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UP CM Yogi Adityanath said mafia and mosquitoes were the spots of bother in the state as "mafia would suck the blood and mosquitoes would spread diseases". He stated that previous governments didn't do anything against the mafia. "Today, I'm glad that...double engine government, BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government made the region free of mafia and mosquitoes," Yogi added.
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Unusual ozone layer detected over Bay of Bengal
Scientists have detected an unusually high concentration of ozone in upper atmosphere over North Bay of Bengal, helping researchers better understand how air currents transport ozone through stratosphere. The unusually thick ozone layer was found at an altitude of 21-23 kilometres in lower stratosphere. The concentration of ozone was significantly higher than normally observed over eastern India.
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08:03 pm Monday, 10 August 2026
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Scientists have detected an unusually high concentration of ozone in upper atmosphere over North Bay of Bengal, helping researchers better understand how air currents transport ozone through stratosphere. The unusually thick ozone layer was found at an altitude of 21-23 kilometres in lower stratosphere. The concentration of ozone was significantly higher than normally observed over eastern India.
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98% of Jharkhand students' demands accepted, 2% not under govt's control: JMM MP
JMM MP Mahua Maji claimed that 98% of the demands of students protesting in Jharkhand have been accepted, adding that the remaining 2% of the demands are not within the government's purview. She said the CGL matter is in court, and the government can't cancel it. Her statement comes as police lathi-charged students during their march to the State Assembly.
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12:56 pm Tuesday, 11 August 2026
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JMM MP Mahua Maji claimed that 98% of the demands of students protesting in Jharkhand have been accepted, adding that the remaining 2% of the demands are not within the government's purview. She said the CGL matter is in court, and the government can't cancel it. Her statement comes as police lathi-charged students during their march to the State Assembly.
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'Jackfruit King' discusses his work with PM Modi at Supriya Sule's daughter's wedding event
PM Narendra Modi was seen with NCP-SP chief Sharad Pawar at his granddaughter's (Supriya Sule's daughter) wedding reception. Simultaneously, Mithilesh Desai from Maharashtra, who owns an enterprise that cultivates 85+ varieties of jackfruit, was seen showing PM Modi something on his phone before presenting a product. PM Modi listened as 'Jackfruit King of India' appeared to discuss his work.
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01:11 pm Tuesday, 11 August 2026
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PM Narendra Modi was seen with NCP-SP chief Sharad Pawar at his granddaughter's (Supriya Sule's daughter) wedding reception. Simultaneously, Mithilesh Desai from Maharashtra, who owns an enterprise that cultivates 85+ varieties of jackfruit, was seen showing PM Modi something on his phone before presenting a product. PM Modi listened as 'Jackfruit King of India' appeared to discuss his work.
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US revokes more than 175,000 visas under Trump administration
The US has revoked more than 175,000 visas issued to foreign nationals during President Donald Trump's second term so far. The State Department cited criminal activity, visa violations, calls for violence, fraud and threats to national security as the reasons behind the revocations. "A significant share of visas were revoked for reckless driving, sexual assault and child abuse," it stated.
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01:20 pm Tuesday, 11 August 2026
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The US has revoked more than 175,000 visas issued to foreign nationals during President Donald Trump's second term so far. The State Department cited criminal activity, visa violations, calls for violence, fraud and threats to national security as the reasons behind the revocations. "A significant share of visas were revoked for reckless driving, sexual assault and child abuse," it stated.
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Beijing may receive one-third of annual rain in next 24 hours
As heavy rains batter Beijing, meteorologists said the city could receive over one-third of its annual rainfall in the next 24 hours. Beijing is expected to receive over 150 millimetres of rain across most urban and suburban areas during this period. Meanwhile, Typhoon Dolphin made landfall in eastern China, prompting more than 1 million people to evacuate their homes.
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As heavy rains batter Beijing, meteorologists said the city could receive over one-third of its annual rainfall in the next 24 hours. Beijing is expected to receive over 150 millimetres of rain across most urban and suburban areas during this period. Meanwhile, Typhoon Dolphin made landfall in eastern China, prompting more than 1 million people to evacuate their homes.
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'Hidden treasure under homes' promise used to cheat 11 people of ₹1 crore in Hyderabad
Hyderabad Police arrested four men for allegedly cheating 11 people of nearly ₹1 crore by promising hidden treasure beneath their homes. Police said the accused secretly buried sacks containing coal and fake gold-coated coins before staging excavations. They then claimed the coal would turn into gold through a special process and collected money from victims before fleeing with the cash.
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01:40 pm Tuesday, 11 August 2026
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Hyderabad Police arrested four men for allegedly cheating 11 people of nearly ₹1 crore by promising hidden treasure beneath their homes. Police said the accused secretly buried sacks containing coal and fake gold-coated coins before staging excavations. They then claimed the coal would turn into gold through a special process and collected money from victims before fleeing with the cash.
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What is career cushioning?
Career cushioning means quietly preparing a backup career plan while still employed, experts said. In the workplace culture, it means leaving your options open and taking steps to 'cushion the landing' if anything unexpected happens. Under this, employees take proactive steps like attending networking nights, updating their resumes and LinkedIn profiles, and perhaps even applying for jobs.
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01:48 pm Tuesday, 11 August 2026
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Career cushioning means quietly preparing a backup career plan while still employed, experts said. In the workplace culture, it means leaving your options open and taking steps to 'cushion the landing' if anything unexpected happens. Under this, employees take proactive steps like attending networking nights, updating their resumes and LinkedIn profiles, and perhaps even applying for jobs.
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Poonawalla shares SIAM's letter warning E20 impurity may paralyse vehicles
E20 activist Tehseen Poonawalla shared a document claiming it was the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers' (SIAM) letter to the government warning against impurities in E20 petrol. The letter stated that high chloride levels in E20 being sold in India may permanently damage vehicles, and high moisture may "paralyse" them. "The document the government tried hard to erase," Poonawalla said.
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E20 activist Tehseen Poonawalla shared a document claiming it was the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers' (SIAM) letter to the government warning against impurities in E20 petrol. The letter stated that high chloride levels in E20 being sold in India may permanently damage vehicles, and high moisture may "paralyse" them. "The document the government tried hard to erase," Poonawalla said.
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He wasn't taking part in the protest: Family of UK national killed in PoK
According to the family of British national Mohammad Akhtar, who was shot dead by Pakistani forces in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), he was not participating in the protests. They said Akhtar was staying near the area where demonstrations were taking place. “There was firing by the forces that day and he was hit by a stray bullet,” his family said.
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02:08 pm Tuesday, 11 August 2026
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According to the family of British national Mohammad Akhtar, who was shot dead by Pakistani forces in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), he was not participating in the protests. They said Akhtar was staying near the area where demonstrations were taking place. “There was firing by the forces that day and he was hit by a stray bullet,” his family said.
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Advisory issued for passengers arriving at Delhi railway stations ahead of I-Day
Northern Railway has issued an advisory for passengers arriving at railway stations in Delhi in view of enhanced security arrangements ahead of Independence Day. Security checks will be intensified at Delhi railway stations from August 13 to 16, Northern Railway said. Passengers are advised to plan their journeys accordingly and reach stations early during the four-day period.
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02:00 pm Tuesday, 11 August 2026
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Northern Railway has issued an advisory for passengers arriving at railway stations in Delhi in view of enhanced security arrangements ahead of Independence Day. Security checks will be intensified at Delhi railway stations from August 13 to 16, Northern Railway said. Passengers are advised to plan their journeys accordingly and reach stations early during the four-day period.
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FDA seals Indira Canteen central kitchen after rats found near food in B'luru
Bengaluru's Indira Canteen central kitchen at Gottigere has been sealed after Food Safety and Drug Administration Department officials reportedly found rats moving around food items during inspection. The kitchen and godown were sealed, while food samples were collected and sent for testing. Indira Canteen is a welfare scheme of ruling Congress government, providing affordable meals to residents.
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02:25 pm Tuesday, 11 August 2026
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Bengaluru's Indira Canteen central kitchen at Gottigere has been sealed after Food Safety and Drug Administration Department officials reportedly found rats moving around food items during inspection. The kitchen and godown were sealed, while food samples were collected and sent for testing. Indira Canteen is a welfare scheme of ruling Congress government, providing affordable meals to residents.
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Parliamentary panel recommends 3-star hotel cap on hospital room rents in India
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Health and Family Welfare has recommended placing a cap on the rent hospitals charge for their rooms. It said that hospital room rents shouldn't exceed the average room tariffs prevailing in three-star hotels located in the hospitals' vicinity. The room rent will not include costs of resident doctors, nursing, consumables, meals and laundry.
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11:22 am Tuesday, 11 August 2026
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The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Health and Family Welfare has recommended placing a cap on the rent hospitals charge for their rooms. It said that hospital room rents shouldn't exceed the average room tariffs prevailing in three-star hotels located in the hospitals' vicinity. The room rent will not include costs of resident doctors, nursing, consumables, meals and laundry.
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Kanwariyas form human chain to let Muslim man's funeral procession cross highway
Thousands of Kanwariyas halted their yatra to let a Muslim man's funeral procession cross the Delhi-Dehradun highway. The incident reportedly took place on Sunday. The funeral procession had to cross the highway as the graveyard was on the other side. Many Kanwariyas took charge of the situation and formed a human chain, also urging others to halt the yatra.
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02:43 pm Tuesday, 11 August 2026
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Thousands of Kanwariyas halted their yatra to let a Muslim man's funeral procession cross the Delhi-Dehradun highway. The incident reportedly took place on Sunday. The funeral procession had to cross the highway as the graveyard was on the other side. Many Kanwariyas took charge of the situation and formed a human chain, also urging others to halt the yatra.
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