Argentina-England WC semi tickets 2 times costlier than France-Spain's
Tickets for the FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final between Argentina and England are more than double the price of those for the France-Spain semi-final. The get-in price for the France-Spain match stood at $1,325 (around ₹1.27 lakh) on Monday, while tickets for the Argentina-England clash were at $2,841 (around ₹2.73 lakh), according to ticket-tracking service TicketData.com.
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Tickets for the FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final between Argentina and England are more than double the price of those for the France-Spain semi-final. The get-in price for the France-Spain match stood at $1,325 (around ₹1.27 lakh) on Monday, while tickets for the Argentina-England clash were at $2,841 (around ₹2.73 lakh), according to ticket-tracking service TicketData.com.
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Pakistan faces backlash over blue passports for ex-MPs’ children
Pakistan is facing a backlash after it passed a bill to allow blue passports for children of ex-MPs. Minister Tallal Chaudry criticised the bill, stating the bill was passed despite his reservations against it. Several people also slammed the bill, associating it with class privilege. Dependent children under the age of 28 of ex-MPs will be eligible for blue passports.
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10:03 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Pakistan is facing a backlash after it passed a bill to allow blue passports for children of ex-MPs. Minister Tallal Chaudry criticised the bill, stating the bill was passed despite his reservations against it. Several people also slammed the bill, associating it with class privilege. Dependent children under the age of 28 of ex-MPs will be eligible for blue passports.
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Over 2,700 people died in England & Wales during heatwaves: Report
Over 2,700 people died in England and Wales during the heatwaves in May and June 2026, a report said. During the first heatwave, temperatures reached about 35°C in west London, while places like Lingwood and Norfolk recorded 37.7°C during the second heatwave. The UK Health Security Agency estimated 1,504 heat-related deaths during the summer of 2025.
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10:28 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Over 2,700 people died in England and Wales during the heatwaves in May and June 2026, a report said. During the first heatwave, temperatures reached about 35°C in west London, while places like Lingwood and Norfolk recorded 37.7°C during the second heatwave. The UK Health Security Agency estimated 1,504 heat-related deaths during the summer of 2025.
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Mbappé is 100% fit: France head coach ahead of semi-final vs Spain
France head coach Didier Deschamps said their captain Kylian Mbappé is "100%" fit ahead of their FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final against Spain. "He feels good," Deschamps added. Mbappé had limped off in the 77th minute of France's 2-0 quarter-final win over Morocco after appearing to twist his ankle, raising doubts over his availability for the semi-final.
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10:25 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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France head coach Didier Deschamps said their captain Kylian Mbappé is "100%" fit ahead of their FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final against Spain. "He feels good," Deschamps added. Mbappé had limped off in the 77th minute of France's 2-0 quarter-final win over Morocco after appearing to twist his ankle, raising doubts over his availability for the semi-final.
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Zareen Khan gets angry at paps over 'try the dress' remark, says 'Stay in your limits'
Zareen Khan recently lost her cool after a photographer asked her to try an outfit in front of everyone. In a video, she was seen holding a pair of jeans when the photographer made the inappropriate remark. She said, "In front of everyone? That’s not happening. Don't talk such nonsense...I’m not someone who’s going to tolerate that...Stay within your limits."
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10:22 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Zareen Khan recently lost her cool after a photographer asked her to try an outfit in front of everyone. In a video, she was seen holding a pair of jeans when the photographer made the inappropriate remark. She said, "In front of everyone? That’s not happening. Don't talk such nonsense...I’m not someone who’s going to tolerate that...Stay within your limits."
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Will file defamation: Gadkari as he denies jump in son's firm's revenue amid ethanol push
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, while defending his push for ethanol policy and denying conflict of interest, said, "The figures...quoted about...income and profits of my son Nikhil Gadkari's company are...incorrect. If they're repeated, I'll file a defamation case and take the matter to court." It was claimed that CIAN Agro's revenue jumped from ₹171 crore to ₹1,029 crore in one year.
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10:22 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, while defending his push for ethanol policy and denying conflict of interest, said, "The figures...quoted about...income and profits of my son Nikhil Gadkari's company are...incorrect. If they're repeated, I'll file a defamation case and take the matter to court." It was claimed that CIAN Agro's revenue jumped from ₹171 crore to ₹1,029 crore in one year.
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India launches ₹15,000 cr stratospheric airship project, invites private players
India has launched a programme to develop indigenous stratospheric airships capable of carrying out persistent surveillance and intelligence gathering missions over 20 km above ground. These airships will be packed with cameras, radars, and electronic sensors to track activity from afar. Many private sector companies are expected to compete for the project. The project has ₹15,000 crore budget.
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10:20 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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India has launched a programme to develop indigenous stratospheric airships capable of carrying out persistent surveillance and intelligence gathering missions over 20 km above ground. These airships will be packed with cameras, radars, and electronic sensors to track activity from afar. Many private sector companies are expected to compete for the project. The project has ₹15,000 crore budget.
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'Can't India use our uranium for nuclear arms,' asks reporter; Australian Minister replies
After Australia agreed to sell uranium to India, a journalist asked Australian Minister Pat Conroy how he's sure India won't use it for nuclear weapons. "We've worked on safeguards to make sure our uranium is only used for nuclear energy. We're satisfied with the safeguards," he said. "India is a rising power...We want to work closely with them," he added.
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10:32 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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After Australia agreed to sell uranium to India, a journalist asked Australian Minister Pat Conroy how he's sure India won't use it for nuclear weapons. "We've worked on safeguards to make sure our uranium is only used for nuclear energy. We're satisfied with the safeguards," he said. "India is a rising power...We want to work closely with them," he added.
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Fake: Govt on video in which PM Modi calls India 'world's 2nd-largest beef producer'
The government debunked a fake video claiming that PM Modi said, "India is the world's second-largest beef producer," during his speech in New Zealand. "Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not make any such statement. At the Auckland event, he stated that India is the world's second-largest wheat producer," PIB's fact-check unit said. PM Modi visited New Zealand on July 10-11.
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10:32 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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The government debunked a fake video claiming that PM Modi said, "India is the world's second-largest beef producer," during his speech in New Zealand. "Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not make any such statement. At the Auckland event, he stated that India is the world's second-largest wheat producer," PIB's fact-check unit said. PM Modi visited New Zealand on July 10-11.
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10:32 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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NCP leader challenges Maha Dy CM Sunetra's election as party chief, seeks fresh polls
NCP national secretary Sachchidanand Singh has challenged the election of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar as the president of the party. He issued a legal notice, claiming that the election held on February 26 was unconstitutional, and sought a fresh organisational poll. NCP spokesperson Suraj Chavan denied the claim, stating that all rules were followed during the election.
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10:59 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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NCP national secretary Sachchidanand Singh has challenged the election of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar as the president of the party. He issued a legal notice, claiming that the election held on February 26 was unconstitutional, and sought a fresh organisational poll. NCP spokesperson Suraj Chavan denied the claim, stating that all rules were followed during the election.
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FIFA WC 2026 records highest average goals per game since 1970
FIFA World Cup 2026 has recorded the highest average goals per game since 1970 so far. The tournament has produced 292 goals in 100 matches, averaging 2.92 goals per game. It is followed by 2.81 in 1982, 2.71 in 1994, 2.69 in 2022, 2.68 in 1978, 2.67 in 1998 and 2014, 2.64 in 2018 and 2.55 in 1974.
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11:11 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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FIFA World Cup 2026 has recorded the highest average goals per game since 1970 so far. The tournament has produced 292 goals in 100 matches, averaging 2.92 goals per game. It is followed by 2.81 in 1982, 2.71 in 1994, 2.69 in 2022, 2.68 in 1978, 2.67 in 1998 and 2014, 2.64 in 2018 and 2.55 in 1974.
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Illegal parking under Hebbal flyover worsens traffic chaos
Illegal parking beneath Bengaluru's Hebbal Flyover has worsened traffic congestion near Baptist Hospital. A narrow service road, a busy BMTC bus stop, ongoing roadworks and heavy vehicle movement have created daily bottlenecks. Commuters face long delays, while pedestrians navigate unsafe conditions. Residents have also raised concerns over encroachments and the growing risk of accidents.
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11:10 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Illegal parking beneath Bengaluru's Hebbal Flyover has worsened traffic congestion near Baptist Hospital. A narrow service road, a busy BMTC bus stop, ongoing roadworks and heavy vehicle movement have created daily bottlenecks. Commuters face long delays, while pedestrians navigate unsafe conditions. Residents have also raised concerns over encroachments and the growing risk of accidents.
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Fighter jets escort Norway team home after WC exit, over 90,000 pack Oslo to welcome players
More than 90,000 fans packed central Oslo to welcome Norway’s football team home after their historic FIFA World Cup campaign ended with a 1-2 extra-time quarter-final defeat to England. The squad received a fighter-jet escort and water-cannon salute before meeting King Harald at the Royal Palace. Crown Prince Haakon later led supporters in a mass ‘Viking Row’ during the celebrations.
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11:10 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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More than 90,000 fans packed central Oslo to welcome Norway’s football team home after their historic FIFA World Cup campaign ended with a 1-2 extra-time quarter-final defeat to England. The squad received a fighter-jet escort and water-cannon salute before meeting King Harald at the Royal Palace. Crown Prince Haakon later led supporters in a mass ‘Viking Row’ during the celebrations.
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We can kill Trump inside White House: Iran's ex-senior commander
Amid escalated tensions between US and Iran, a former senior commander in Iran's IRGC has claimed that Iran could assassinate US President Donald Trump easily. "If the goal is to assassinate Trump, the Islamic Republic can easily do so in the White House. Whenever necessary, we are capable of doing that," Hossein Kanani Moghaddam stated.
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11:09 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Amid escalated tensions between US and Iran, a former senior commander in Iran's IRGC has claimed that Iran could assassinate US President Donald Trump easily. "If the goal is to assassinate Trump, the Islamic Republic can easily do so in the White House. Whenever necessary, we are capable of doing that," Hossein Kanani Moghaddam stated.
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How does a Dubai firm plan to bypass the entire 170-km Strait of Hormuz?
Dubai's DP World is planning to bypass the entire 170-km Strait of Hormuz by building a new port and terminal on the UAE's east coast, FT reported. The facilities will be built on the Musandam Peninsula, the dagger-shaped landmass that makes the Strait of Hormuz narrow. The new port will allow containers to enter/leave the UAE without using the strait.
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11:08 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Dubai's DP World is planning to bypass the entire 170-km Strait of Hormuz by building a new port and terminal on the UAE's east coast, FT reported. The facilities will be built on the Musandam Peninsula, the dagger-shaped landmass that makes the Strait of Hormuz narrow. The new port will allow containers to enter/leave the UAE without using the strait.
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India will ensure safety of seafarers: Jaishankar as he launches India's UNSC campaign
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said India will prioritise safety of seafarers, while launching India's campaign for a non-permanent UN Security Council seat. "India will ensure issues like free, open and rule-based maritime order gets the attention it deserves," he said. Amid West Asia conflict, at least 14 Indians have died as ships have come under attack during the conflict.
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11:05 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said India will prioritise safety of seafarers, while launching India's campaign for a non-permanent UN Security Council seat. "India will ensure issues like free, open and rule-based maritime order gets the attention it deserves," he said. Amid West Asia conflict, at least 14 Indians have died as ships have come under attack during the conflict.
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11:05 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Boiler explodes at Tamil Nadu smelting factory, 1 killed & 8 injured
A person was killed and eight people were injured after a furnace boiler exploded at a private steel melting unit in Tiruvallur district of Tamil Nadu on Tuesday. The police, led by Gummidipoondi DSP Sasitharan, are at the spot, searching the debris amid fears that more workers may be trapped. The injured people have been shifted to hospitals.
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11:04 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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A person was killed and eight people were injured after a furnace boiler exploded at a private steel melting unit in Tiruvallur district of Tamil Nadu on Tuesday. The police, led by Gummidipoondi DSP Sasitharan, are at the spot, searching the debris amid fears that more workers may be trapped. The injured people have been shifted to hospitals.
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Conductor who asked K'taka Minister to get off bus for not having change suspended
The conductor of a BMTC bus who had asked Karnataka Transport Minister Byrathi Suresh to get off the bus for not having change has been suspended along with the bus driver. BMTC said they were suspended because they failed to inform the minister that the ticket fare could also be paid through UPI. The incident happened during a surprise inspection.
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11:29 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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The conductor of a BMTC bus who had asked Karnataka Transport Minister Byrathi Suresh to get off the bus for not having change has been suspended along with the bus driver. BMTC said they were suspended because they failed to inform the minister that the ticket fare could also be paid through UPI. The incident happened during a surprise inspection.
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OpenAI seeks ₹9.6 cr from Musk as xAI fails to prove trade secret theft
OpenAI has asked a federal judge to order Elon Musk-led xAI to pay more than $1 million (₹9.6 crore) in legal costs, arguing its trade secrets lawsuit lacked merit, Bloomberg reported. The request came after xAI said it would appeal the case's dismissal. The dispute began after xAI accused OpenAI of poaching employees and misusing confidential business information.
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11:26 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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OpenAI has asked a federal judge to order Elon Musk-led xAI to pay more than $1 million (₹9.6 crore) in legal costs, arguing its trade secrets lawsuit lacked merit, Bloomberg reported. The request came after xAI said it would appeal the case's dismissal. The dispute began after xAI accused OpenAI of poaching employees and misusing confidential business information.
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11:26 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Delhi govt demolishes illegal shrine built on govt land, shares before & after pics
The Delhi government on Tuesday demolished an illegal mazar (shrine) built on government land as part of its efforts to widen the main route connecting Pitampura and Shalimar Bagh in Northwest Delhi. The CMO also shared the before and after images of the land. The road-widening project aims to ensure smooth, obstruction-free movement for commuters and reduce congestion.
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11:26 am Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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The Delhi government on Tuesday demolished an illegal mazar (shrine) built on government land as part of its efforts to widen the main route connecting Pitampura and Shalimar Bagh in Northwest Delhi. The CMO also shared the before and after images of the land. The road-widening project aims to ensure smooth, obstruction-free movement for commuters and reduce congestion.
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