World leaders listen when PM Modi speaks: Mohan Bhagwat
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said on Monday that world leaders listen closely when Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks. "He (PM Modi) is being heard because India’s strength is now beginning to manifest at places where it rightfully should...and that has made the world take notice," Bhagwat stated. "We must walk together, and for that, Dharma is essential," he added.
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RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said on Monday that world leaders listen closely when Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks. "He (PM Modi) is being heard because India’s strength is now beginning to manifest at places where it rightfully should...and that has made the world take notice," Bhagwat stated. "We must walk together, and for that, Dharma is essential," he added.
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Claiming SC status after converting to Christianity is fraud on Constitution: Allahabad HC
Allahabad High Court has issued directions to the UP administration to verify cases where individuals who've converted to religions other than Hinduism, Sikhism or Buddhism continue to claim Scheduled Caste status. The court said that claiming SC status after converting to Christianity amounts to "fraud on the Constitution". It gave all District Magistrates four months for compliance.
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04:10 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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Allahabad High Court has issued directions to the UP administration to verify cases where individuals who've converted to religions other than Hinduism, Sikhism or Buddhism continue to claim Scheduled Caste status. The court said that claiming SC status after converting to Christianity amounts to "fraud on the Constitution". It gave all District Magistrates four months for compliance.
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Can be useful if voluntary: Tharoor on Sanchar Sathi app
Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Tuesday reacted to the Department of Telecom (DoT) directive to pre-install the Sanchar Saathi App on mobile handsets. He said, "Common sense tells me that these apps can be useful provided they're voluntary." He added, "Making anything compulsory in...democracy is troubling." Later, the government clarified that app is optional and can be deleted anytime.
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04:07 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Tuesday reacted to the Department of Telecom (DoT) directive to pre-install the Sanchar Saathi App on mobile handsets. He said, "Common sense tells me that these apps can be useful provided they're voluntary." He added, "Making anything compulsory in...democracy is troubling." Later, the government clarified that app is optional and can be deleted anytime.
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Haven't seen MSD practise his keeping in 15 years at CSK: Hussey
Ex-Australia batter Michael Hussey said he hasn't seen MS Dhoni practise his keeping in his around 15 years with CSK as a player and coach. "The only time I've seen him catch a ball was when we wanted to knock in a new pair of gloves," he recalled. Hussey added, "He bats a...long time...He hits thousands and thousands of balls."
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04:27 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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Ex-Australia batter Michael Hussey said he hasn't seen MS Dhoni practise his keeping in his around 15 years with CSK as a player and coach. "The only time I've seen him catch a ball was when we wanted to knock in a new pair of gloves," he recalled. Hussey added, "He bats a...long time...He hits thousands and thousands of balls."
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Pakistan deletes its post showing expired food it sent to Sri Lanka after being exposed globally
After it was exposed globally, Pakistan has deleted a post which showed expired food aid that it sent to cyclone-hit Sri Lanka. The items sent by Pakistan had an expiry date of October 2024. To cover up its own mess, Pakistan has now began posting pictures showing aid distribution in Sri Lanka.
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04:27 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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After it was exposed globally, Pakistan has deleted a post which showed expired food aid that it sent to cyclone-hit Sri Lanka. The items sent by Pakistan had an expiry date of October 2024. To cover up its own mess, Pakistan has now began posting pictures showing aid distribution in Sri Lanka.
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Rupee dips to historic low against US dollar
Indian rupee tumbled to a historic low on Tuesday as it dipped past the 90-a-US-dollar level in intraday trade. According to PTI, the rupee closed at an all-time low of 89.95 on Tuesday, 42 paise lower than Monday's close of 89.53 against US dollar. Foreign fund outflows from equities and lingering India-US trade deal uncertainty are keeping investor sentiment fragile.
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04:24 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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Indian rupee tumbled to a historic low on Tuesday as it dipped past the 90-a-US-dollar level in intraday trade. According to PTI, the rupee closed at an all-time low of 89.95 on Tuesday, 42 paise lower than Monday's close of 89.53 against US dollar. Foreign fund outflows from equities and lingering India-US trade deal uncertainty are keeping investor sentiment fragile.
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VIT Bhopal tried to hide jaundice outbreak, finds probe after massive violent protest
VIT Bhopal University's administration attempted a cover-up of the jaundice outbreak on the campus, an official probe panel has found, The Indian Express reported. The campus was turned into a "fortress-like structure" and the district's top medical officer was made to wait outside for two hours, the probe found. Around 4,000 students protested and damaged the campus over the outbreak.
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04:44 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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VIT Bhopal University's administration attempted a cover-up of the jaundice outbreak on the campus, an official probe panel has found, The Indian Express reported. The campus was turned into a "fortress-like structure" and the district's top medical officer was made to wait outside for two hours, the probe found. Around 4,000 students protested and damaged the campus over the outbreak.
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IndiGo slapped with ₹118 cr GST penalty, calls order 'erroneous'
IndiGo parent InterGlobe Aviation received a ₹117.52 crore penalty notice from Joint Commissioner of Central Tax & Central Excise, Kochi Commissionerate. The department has denied input tax credit (ITC) availed by the company and has issued a demand order along with a penalty. "The order passed by the authorities is erroneous…will contest the same before the appropriate authority," company said.
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04:40 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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IndiGo parent InterGlobe Aviation received a ₹117.52 crore penalty notice from Joint Commissioner of Central Tax & Central Excise, Kochi Commissionerate. The department has denied input tax credit (ITC) availed by the company and has issued a demand order along with a penalty. "The order passed by the authorities is erroneous…will contest the same before the appropriate authority," company said.
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Why do all watch ads show 10:10 on the clock?
Watch ads worldwide display 10:10 for aesthetic symmetry, clear branding and emotional appeal, according to marketing specialists. Setting the hands at 10:10 frames the logo like an open pair of arms, ensuring it remains perfectly visible and unobstructed. This arrangement, they note, is a deliberate strategy to guide the buyer's eye towards the company's identity.
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04:55 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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Watch ads worldwide display 10:10 for aesthetic symmetry, clear branding and emotional appeal, according to marketing specialists. Setting the hands at 10:10 frames the logo like an open pair of arms, ensuring it remains perfectly visible and unobstructed. This arrangement, they note, is a deliberate strategy to guide the buyer's eye towards the company's identity.
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2,900 govt schools in Assam merged in 5 yrs for better resource use
Over 2,900 government schools have been merged and amalgamated with nearby schools in Assam over the last five years. The information was provided in a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha. The schools were merged in cases of low enrollment, schools located on the same campus, or to consolidate resources into a single administrative and academic unit.
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04:49 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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Over 2,900 government schools have been merged and amalgamated with nearby schools in Assam over the last five years. The information was provided in a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha. The schools were merged in cases of low enrollment, schools located on the same campus, or to consolidate resources into a single administrative and academic unit.
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Scientists reveal why humans enjoy alcohol
Scientists traced humans' attraction to alcohol to the habit of primates looking for fermented fruits that had ethanol. African apes, the common ancestor of humans, gorillas and chimpanzees, metabolised alcohol 40 times faster than other primates. "Our livers and our physiology are sort of like an evolutionary hangover from that time," said Nathaniel Dominy from Dartmouth College.
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05:13 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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Scientists traced humans' attraction to alcohol to the habit of primates looking for fermented fruits that had ethanol. African apes, the common ancestor of humans, gorillas and chimpanzees, metabolised alcohol 40 times faster than other primates. "Our livers and our physiology are sort of like an evolutionary hangover from that time," said Nathaniel Dominy from Dartmouth College.
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What happens when you take shower before bedtime?
When incorporated into a bedtime routine, a shower at night may help send brain the signal that it is time to sleep. Athletes who take ten-minute cold water showers experience greater proportion of deep sleep within first three hours. Meanwhile, shower with warm water stimulates blood flow to the hands and feet, which allows body heat to escape more quickly.
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05:05 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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When incorporated into a bedtime routine, a shower at night may help send brain the signal that it is time to sleep. Athletes who take ten-minute cold water showers experience greater proportion of deep sleep within first three hours. Meanwhile, shower with warm water stimulates blood flow to the hands and feet, which allows body heat to escape more quickly.
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Smriti Mandhana's brother clarifies after reports claim Smriti-Palaash to now marry on Dec 7
Cricketer Smriti Mandhana's brother Shravan Mandhana issued clarification after reports claimed his sister and music composer Palaash Muchhal's wedding will now take place on December 7. "I've no idea about these rumours...As of now, it...is still postponed," Shravan said. The wedding was originally scheduled to be held on November 23, but was postponed after Smriti's father and Palaash fell ill.
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05:29 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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Cricketer Smriti Mandhana's brother Shravan Mandhana issued clarification after reports claimed his sister and music composer Palaash Muchhal's wedding will now take place on December 7. "I've no idea about these rumours...As of now, it...is still postponed," Shravan said. The wedding was originally scheduled to be held on November 23, but was postponed after Smriti's father and Palaash fell ill.
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T'gana minister slams Pawan for 'evil eye' remark, warns film ban
Telangana Cinematography Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy demanded apology from Deputy Chief Minister and actor Pawan Kalyan. This came after Kalyan blamed "evil eye" for dying coconut trees in the Konaseema region. Reddy warned, "If Pawan Kalyan apologises, his movies will be screened at least a couple of days, if he fails to apologise, his films won't release anywhere in Telangana."
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05:24 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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Telangana Cinematography Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy demanded apology from Deputy Chief Minister and actor Pawan Kalyan. This came after Kalyan blamed "evil eye" for dying coconut trees in the Konaseema region. Reddy warned, "If Pawan Kalyan apologises, his movies will be screened at least a couple of days, if he fails to apologise, his films won't release anywhere in Telangana."
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Odisha renames 'Raj Bhavan' as 'Lok Bhavan'
The Raj Bhavan in Odisha has been officially renamed 'Lok Bhavan', approved by Governor Hari Babu Kambhampati following Home Ministry directive. The Governor said new name reflects "transparency, accessibility, and stronger public connect". "It now stands as vibrant space for public engagement and inclusive progress, reflecting our resolve to build deeper participation in governance," he added.
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05:51 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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The Raj Bhavan in Odisha has been officially renamed 'Lok Bhavan', approved by Governor Hari Babu Kambhampati following Home Ministry directive. The Governor said new name reflects "transparency, accessibility, and stronger public connect". "It now stands as vibrant space for public engagement and inclusive progress, reflecting our resolve to build deeper participation in governance," he added.
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What is the 10/10/10 rule?
The 10/10/10 rule is a decision making technique that involves asking ourselves three questions when stuck while making a decision. The questions are- How will I feel about this in 10 minutes? How will I feel in 10 months? How will I feel in 10 years? It helps shifting focus between immediate impact, medium-term consequences and long-term alignment.
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05:49 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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The 10/10/10 rule is a decision making technique that involves asking ourselves three questions when stuck while making a decision. The questions are- How will I feel about this in 10 minutes? How will I feel in 10 months? How will I feel in 10 years? It helps shifting focus between immediate impact, medium-term consequences and long-term alignment.
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Judges talk more to increase TRP: TMC MP on CJI's Rohingya remark
Reacting to CJI Surya Kant's remark on Rohingyas, Trinamool Congress MP Kalyan Banerjee said that judges talk more to increase TRP. "Earlier, judges used to talk less and only talk about the judgement, but they talk too much these days," he stated. CJI had said Rohingyas enter India illegally and asked "should we roll out the red carpet for them?"
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Reacting to CJI Surya Kant's remark on Rohingyas, Trinamool Congress MP Kalyan Banerjee said that judges talk more to increase TRP. "Earlier, judges used to talk less and only talk about the judgement, but they talk too much these days," he stated. CJI had said Rohingyas enter India illegally and asked "should we roll out the red carpet for them?"
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Who is 19-yr-old Vedamurti Devavrat Mahesh Rekhe, who recited 2,000 mantras?
Vedamurti Devavrat Mahesh Rekhe, who is merely 19, recited Dandakrama Parayanam, which consists of 2,000 mantras, without any interruption and got praise from PM Narendra Modi. He is the son and student of Vedabrahmasri Mahesh Chandrakant Rekhe, who is the chief examiner for Shukla Yajurveda Madhyandina Shakha exams. He chanted the mantras in classical form, making it a rare feat.
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06:11 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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Vedamurti Devavrat Mahesh Rekhe, who is merely 19, recited Dandakrama Parayanam, which consists of 2,000 mantras, without any interruption and got praise from PM Narendra Modi. He is the son and student of Vedabrahmasri Mahesh Chandrakant Rekhe, who is the chief examiner for Shukla Yajurveda Madhyandina Shakha exams. He chanted the mantras in classical form, making it a rare feat.
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Female vampire bats match voices with close companions: Study
A study in Proceedings of the Royal Society B revealed that female vampire bats adjust their calls to match close companions, much like human accents. Researchers analysed nearly 700,000 ultrasonic calls from 95 bats, finding stronger vocal matching among bonded, food-sharing pairs. They also added that bats changed calls when living with new companions.
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06:26 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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A study in Proceedings of the Royal Society B revealed that female vampire bats adjust their calls to match close companions, much like human accents. Researchers analysed nearly 700,000 ultrasonic calls from 95 bats, finding stronger vocal matching among bonded, food-sharing pairs. They also added that bats changed calls when living with new companions.
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Andrew Tate criticised for racist remark targeting Indian women
Online influencer Andrew Tate has sparked outrage for a racist remark aimed at Indian women. The backlash erupted after Tate reacted to a video, which another user had already captioned with a derogatory comment. "I have all flavours of children from 11 women except Indian...Don't need curry Tate," he wrote. "Indian women wouldn't even look at you," a comment read.
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06:24 pm Tuesday, 02 December, 2025
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Online influencer Andrew Tate has sparked outrage for a racist remark aimed at Indian women. The backlash erupted after Tate reacted to a video, which another user had already captioned with a derogatory comment. "I have all flavours of children from 11 women except Indian...Don't need curry Tate," he wrote. "Indian women wouldn't even look at you," a comment read.
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