ISIS terrorist Rizwan Ahmed arrested in UP's Kushinagar

Delhi Police’s Special Cell, in coordination with Uttar Pradesh ATS, arrested a suspected ISIS operative, Rizwan Ahmed, in UP’s Kushinagar. Rizwan reportedly had links with ISIS since 2015 and was actively involved in brainwashing multiple individuals, while building a network aligned with extremist ideology in India. He was previously arrested in 2015 in connection with terror-related activities.
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11:20 am Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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Startup founder calls out Zoho Books for marking failed payments as paid, says 'They f****d us'

FlexyPe co-founder Azeem Hussain alleged Zoho Books marked failed transactions as paid, despite no money being received. The issue, discovered during internal audit, showed a mismatch of around ₹3.8 lakh in March. "We trusted Zoho Books for 2 years with our invoicing and reconciliation...And they f***ed us...Badly," he said. Zoho said the problem may be linked to payment gateway integration.
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11:19 am Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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Can coconut water cure acne?

There is no scientific evidence that drinking coconut water can cure acne. While it provides hydration and antioxidants, acne is driven by hormones, excess oil, and bacteria, requiring targeted treatment. Understanding acne helps you avoid quick-fix myths. Use proper skincare, maintain a balanced diet, and seek medical advice for persistent breakouts.
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11:14 am Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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Raghav shares clip of RS speeches on Punjab issues after AAP demoted him

AAP’s Raghav Chadha, who was removed as the party’s Deputy Leader in Rajya Sabha, shared a compilation video of his speeches in Parliament raising the issues of Punjab after criticism for not raising key issues affecting the state. "Punjab isn’t a talking point for me. It is my home, my duty, my soil, my soul," Raghav said on X.
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11:43 am Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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RBI expected to hold rates steady in 1st policy review since Middle East war: Report

The RBI is likely to keep key policy rates unchanged in its upcoming Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting amid the Middle East war, according to SBI Research. "As the situation is still evolving, we expect RBI to maintain status quo," the report said. It also noted that this will be the first policy review since the outbreak of the war.
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11:32 am Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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Heart disease risk calculators may be failing to identify many Indians at risk: Study

Widely used heart disease risk calculators may be failing to identify a large proportion of Indians at risk, according to new research. The study, conducted by a team of scientists from various institutes in India, analysed 4,975 patients with first-time heart attacks. It found that nearly 80% of those who eventually had a heart attack weren't classified as 'high-risk' beforehand.
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11:47 am Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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What are the features of Delhi-Dehradun Expressway which will be inaugurated on Apr 14?

PM Narendra Modi is scheduled to inaugurate the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway on April 14, reports said. The 210-km highway is expected to cut travel time between Delhi and Dehradun from 6.5 hours to 2.5 hours. It starts near Akshardham Temple and passes through Baghpat, Baraut, Shamli, and Saharanpur before reaching Dehradun. The designated speed limit for cars is 100 km/h.
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12:05 pm Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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India to send IAF officers to train UK's fighter jet pilots

High Commissioner of India to UK Vikram Doraiswami has said India is in the process of sending up to three Indian Air Force fighter pilots as qualified flying instructors to the UK. "We will have our fighter pilots training Britain's trainees in advanced jet flying. I don't think you can ask for a better endorsement [of our capabilities]," he stated.
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12:04 pm Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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Stop this madman: Ex-IAEA chief to Gulf nations on Trump's 48-hour warning to Iran

Ex-International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Mohamed ElBaradei urged Gulf nations to intervene diplomatically after US President Donald Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Iran, warning of severe consequences if a deal isn't reached. "Do everything...before this madman turns the region into a ball of fire," he urged. Iran has rejected Trump's warning, saying, "It's a stupid action."
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12:02 pm Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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What personal items have astronauts taken on Artemis II mission?

The four astronauts on the Artemis II mission have packed personal items for the journey. Victor Glover carried family heirloom wedding rings and quotes from Apollo 9 astronaut Russell Schweickart, while Christina Koch brought handwritten notes from loved ones. Jeremy Hansen packed a necklace with moon-shaped pendants, and Reid Wiseman took a notebook to record his thoughts for his daughters.
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12:23 pm Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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Israel preparing for attack on Iran's energy sites, awaiting US nod: Report

Israel is preparing to attack Iranian energy facilities but is awaiting a green light from US, Reuters reported, citing a senior Israeli defence official. Such attacks could come within the next week, the official said. This comes after US President Donald Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum, warning of strikes on Iran’s key infrastructure if a peace deal is not reached.
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12:31 pm Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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How is the falling Indian Rupee making international trips costlier by up to ₹1 lakh?

The Indian Rupee recently slipped to a historic low of 95 against the US dollar. As a result, all foreign travel expenses, from flights and hotels to daily spending, have become costlier. Experts said foreign trips are now 15–20% more expensive. For example, $3,000 vacation that earlier cost ₹2.4–2.5 lakh now costs about ₹2.8–2.9 lakh, meaning travellers pay ₹40,000–₹70,000 extra.
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12:56 pm Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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Christina Koch breaks record, travels farthest from Earth among women

NASA astronaut Christina Koch has officially travelled farther from Earth than any woman before. Koch is a part of the four-astronaut Artemis II mission, which has already crossed distance of over 3,19,532 km from Earth. Koch is also the first woman to go beyond the low-Earth orbit.
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12:51 pm Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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How did US rescue crew of downed fighter jet from Iran?

The rescue operation for the missing crew of downed US fighter jet took place deep inside the Iranian air defence zone. CIA deployed deception measures to confuse Iranian forces about the timing and location of the rescue attempt. After accessing crew's precise location from CIA, specialised commando unit supported by extensive air cover carried out the operation after heavy firefight.
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12:46 pm Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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Oil India ramps up crude production from Rajasthan's Thar Desert

Oil India Limited has significantly ramped up crude production from Rajasthan's Thar Desert, achieving a record output of 1,202 barrels per day from the Jodhpur sandstone formation, officials said. The state-run firm has increased production by around 70% compared to last year's 705 barrels per day amid the Middle East war. "This is a significant achievement," an official stated.
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01:11 pm Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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Impulse Space, Anduril building space tech for US' Golden Dome: Report

Satellite startup Impulse Space is working with Anduril Industries to develop space-based interceptor technology for US President Donald Trump's planned Golden Dome missile defence system, Bloomberg reported. The Pentagon selected the companies to build prototypes of space-based interceptors designed to track and destroy missiles from orbit, it added. The project was announced by Trump last year.
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01:00 pm Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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'Habibi what is this,' Iran as US missiles launched from Kuwait

Iran Embassy in Thailand reacted to a media report showing visuals of US missiles being launched into Iran from Kuwait. The embassy wrote, "Habibi what is this?" Iran has been launching attacks on Kuwait and other Middle East countries, citing their alliance with the United States.
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01:41 pm Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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Activist Sonam Wangchuk shares what ants taught him during his time in jail

Activist Sonam Wangchuk reflected on his time in jail, saying he developed an interest in ants as his room was infested with them. “Crumbs from my food would fall, one ant would discover it...and then all would carry it together to their nest...they're not about oneself but about community. They get trampled but never worry...they collaborate so beautifully," he said.
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01:34 pm Sunday, 05 April, 2026

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Viral video shows Russian tourist choked by a local in Bali

A Russian tourist in Bali was choked by a local fighter after allegedly touching women and behaving badly while drunk. The incident, caught on video in Uluwatu, shows the man losing consciousness before regaining it. The local later apologised but stressed the need for respect. The case has added to growing concerns about tourist misconduct and Bali's stricter behaviour rules.
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Artemis II astronauts to study Moon's surface using mainly their eyes

NASA's Artemis II astronauts, who are on a 10-day lunar flyby mission, will study the Moon's surface primarily with their eyes. "The human eye is basically the best camera that could ever or will ever exist," the mission's lead scientist, Kelsey Young, said. "The number of receptors in the human eye far outweighs what a camera [can] do," she added.
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