Chinese passport found with US citizen arrested in India
Jordan Brown, a US national who was arrested in Uttar Pradesh's Maharajganj district on Saturday, carried a Chinese passport, officials said on Tuesday. Other items that were found on him are a mobile phone, Nepalese currency, religious books, an AI-powered translation device, a diary, a wristwatch and other personal belongings. The matter is being probed by different agencies.
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Jordan Brown, a US national who was arrested in Uttar Pradesh's Maharajganj district on Saturday, carried a Chinese passport, officials said on Tuesday. Other items that were found on him are a mobile phone, Nepalese currency, religious books, an AI-powered translation device, a diary, a wristwatch and other personal belongings. The matter is being probed by different agencies.
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What are the most controversial England-Argentina World Cup moments?
England and Argentina’s World Cup rivalry has featured several controversies. Argentina's Antonio Rattín was controversially sent-off in 1966 and escorted off by police. Diego Maradona scored 'Hand of God' goal against England in 1986, while David Beckham was sent-off for retaliating against Diego Simeone in 1998. Beckham converted a disputed penalty to secure England’s 1-0 victory in 2002.
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England and Argentina’s World Cup rivalry has featured several controversies. Argentina's Antonio Rattín was controversially sent-off in 1966 and escorted off by police. Diego Maradona scored 'Hand of God' goal against England in 1986, while David Beckham was sent-off for retaliating against Diego Simeone in 1998. Beckham converted a disputed penalty to secure England’s 1-0 victory in 2002.
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Common people will benefit but rich will get 100 times wealthier: Alex Karp on AI
Palantir CEO Alex Karp said AI-driven wealth disparity is "the biggest problem" in the US. "While it (AI) will raise the standard of living of the average person, the people involved are likely to get...100 times wealthier than they already are," he said. He added that the previous technological revolutions kept the wealth gap far narrower.
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10:00 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Palantir CEO Alex Karp said AI-driven wealth disparity is "the biggest problem" in the US. "While it (AI) will raise the standard of living of the average person, the people involved are likely to get...100 times wealthier than they already are," he said. He added that the previous technological revolutions kept the wealth gap far narrower.
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How Iran-linked hackers allegedly exploited mobile data to track US troops?
An Iranian-linked surveillance campaign tracked US troops and contractors by exploiting vulnerabilities in Middle Eastern mobile networks, the Financial Times reported. Hackers allegedly exploited an ageing telecom protocol used for international roaming to track locations without user knowledge. They are also suspected of abusing smartphone advertising databases to pinpoint device locations.
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10:22 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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An Iranian-linked surveillance campaign tracked US troops and contractors by exploiting vulnerabilities in Middle Eastern mobile networks, the Financial Times reported. Hackers allegedly exploited an ageing telecom protocol used for international roaming to track locations without user knowledge. They are also suspected of abusing smartphone advertising databases to pinpoint device locations.
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10:22 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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'Broiler Chicken Party' formed by students demands Bangladesh Education Minister's resignation
Students across Bangladesh are demanding Education Minister ANM Ehsanul Hoque Milon's resignation over the government's decision to continue school board examinations amid massive floods in the country. Students have formed 'Broiler Chicken Party' after Milon referred to the protesting students as "farm chickens". Protestors also voiced concerns over alleged errors in multiple question papers.
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10:20 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Students across Bangladesh are demanding Education Minister ANM Ehsanul Hoque Milon's resignation over the government's decision to continue school board examinations amid massive floods in the country. Students have formed 'Broiler Chicken Party' after Milon referred to the protesting students as "farm chickens". Protestors also voiced concerns over alleged errors in multiple question papers.
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Trump meets Iraq PM, says 'He's so young & handsome, I'm not happy about it'
US President Donald Trump welcomed Iraq's new Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi to the White House on Tuesday. "He's young and he's handsome, which I don't like. I'm not happy about it," said Trump, generating laughter among officials. Ali al-Zaidi, a banker with no political background, emerged as PM after months of deadlock over the premiership following last year's parliamentary elections.
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10:19 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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US President Donald Trump welcomed Iraq's new Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi to the White House on Tuesday. "He's young and he's handsome, which I don't like. I'm not happy about it," said Trump, generating laughter among officials. Ali al-Zaidi, a banker with no political background, emerged as PM after months of deadlock over the premiership following last year's parliamentary elections.
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Let her bring the best lawyers: B'desh as Sheikh Hasina announces return
As ousted PM Sheikh Hasina plans to return to Bangladesh, where she faces a death penalty over alleged crimes against humanity, PM Tarique Rahman's adviser Zahed Ur Rahman said, "We welcome her announcement as we want to ensure justice." "Let her bring the best lawyers in the world...people of the country want her death penalty to be upheld," he added.
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10:18 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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As ousted PM Sheikh Hasina plans to return to Bangladesh, where she faces a death penalty over alleged crimes against humanity, PM Tarique Rahman's adviser Zahed Ur Rahman said, "We welcome her announcement as we want to ensure justice." "Let her bring the best lawyers in the world...people of the country want her death penalty to be upheld," he added.
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12 bikers fined ₹1.2 lakh for off-roading in protected wildlife areas in Ladakh
Authorities in Ladakh have fined 12 bikers and the owner of an SUV for illegally driving through protected wildlife areas. As many as 12 bikers have been fined ₹1.2 lakh for illegally venturing into protected ecologically-sensitive zones near Lake Moriri, an official spokesman said on Tuesday. Another tourist driving an SUV near Pangong Lake has also been fined ₹50,000.
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10:16 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Authorities in Ladakh have fined 12 bikers and the owner of an SUV for illegally driving through protected wildlife areas. As many as 12 bikers have been fined ₹1.2 lakh for illegally venturing into protected ecologically-sensitive zones near Lake Moriri, an official spokesman said on Tuesday. Another tourist driving an SUV near Pangong Lake has also been fined ₹50,000.
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Vishal Mega Mart fined ₹5.3 lakh after customers gets food poisoning from expired Maggie
A consumer commission in Andhra Pradesh imposed a penalty of ₹5.3 lakh on Vishal Mega Mart after customers suffered from food poisoning after allegedly eating an expired Maggie packet they bought from there. Of the total, the retailer will pay ₹2.8 lakh to the complainant and ₹2.5 lakh will be given to state's relief fund as punitive damages.
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10:43 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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A consumer commission in Andhra Pradesh imposed a penalty of ₹5.3 lakh on Vishal Mega Mart after customers suffered from food poisoning after allegedly eating an expired Maggie packet they bought from there. Of the total, the retailer will pay ₹2.8 lakh to the complainant and ₹2.5 lakh will be given to state's relief fund as punitive damages.
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What is Pickaxe Mountain, Iran's nuclear facility Trump threatened to attack?
Trump has threatened to strike "Pickaxe Mountain", Iran's heavily fortified nuclear facility. Located near Iran's main uranium enrichment complex at Natanz, the site is being built deep inside mountain and is believed to be designed to withstand conventional bunker-buster bombs. It could be used for uranium enrichment, centrifuge assembly, or storing highly enriched uranium, according to experts.
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10:42 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Trump has threatened to strike "Pickaxe Mountain", Iran's heavily fortified nuclear facility. Located near Iran's main uranium enrichment complex at Natanz, the site is being built deep inside mountain and is believed to be designed to withstand conventional bunker-buster bombs. It could be used for uranium enrichment, centrifuge assembly, or storing highly enriched uranium, according to experts.
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What is the case against Samay Raina, in which SC said he 'took court for a ride'?
The Supreme Court directed Samay Raina and four others to pay ₹3 lakh each and stated the comedian "took the court for a ride". Cure SMA India Foundation had filed a plea after Samay joked about the high cost of treatment for Spinal Muscular Atrophy. Samay was earlier directed to host fundraisers for specially abled individuals and apologise to them.
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10:42 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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The Supreme Court directed Samay Raina and four others to pay ₹3 lakh each and stated the comedian "took the court for a ride". Cure SMA India Foundation had filed a plea after Samay joked about the high cost of treatment for Spinal Muscular Atrophy. Samay was earlier directed to host fundraisers for specially abled individuals and apologise to them.
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7 people shot dead by Pakistani forces in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir
Seven people have been shot dead by Pakistani forces in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir ahead of a protest against banning of Joint Action Committee. Pakistani authorities claimed its forces "responded in self-defence". India condemned police brutalities in PoK, saying, "We expect and hope that the international community will hold Pakistan fully accountable to these egregious abuses."
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10:41 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Seven people have been shot dead by Pakistani forces in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir ahead of a protest against banning of Joint Action Committee. Pakistani authorities claimed its forces "responded in self-defence". India condemned police brutalities in PoK, saying, "We expect and hope that the international community will hold Pakistan fully accountable to these egregious abuses."
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China’s CXMT aims to raise ₹82,000 cr in Asia’s largest IPO in 2026 so far
Chinese chipmaker ChangXin Memory Technologies aims to raise about 57.9 billion yuan (over ₹82,000 crore) in what is expected to be Asia's biggest IPO of 2026. The offering will be China's largest A-share semiconductor IPO, surpassing SMIC's 2020 share sale. The company is scheduled to list on July 27 on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, according to sources.
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10:37 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Chinese chipmaker ChangXin Memory Technologies aims to raise about 57.9 billion yuan (over ₹82,000 crore) in what is expected to be Asia's biggest IPO of 2026. The offering will be China's largest A-share semiconductor IPO, surpassing SMIC's 2020 share sale. The company is scheduled to list on July 27 on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, according to sources.
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53% of BJP-led NDA voters against E20 policy: C-voter survey
Around 53% of people who voted for the BJP-led NDA said they won't prefer using E20 petrol in their vehicles, the C-voter survey said. Further, 57.9% of those who voted for Opposition parties rejected the blended petrol. About 52.8% of people who were asked questions expressed concerns over reduced fuel efficiency and 54.2% are worried about vehicle damage.
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10:32 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Around 53% of people who voted for the BJP-led NDA said they won't prefer using E20 petrol in their vehicles, the C-voter survey said. Further, 57.9% of those who voted for Opposition parties rejected the blended petrol. About 52.8% of people who were asked questions expressed concerns over reduced fuel efficiency and 54.2% are worried about vehicle damage.
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SC issues notice to Centre, CBSE, NCERT on 3-language policy
The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued notice to the Centre, CBSE, and NCERT on fresh petitions challenging the implementations of three-language policy for Class 9 students from the 2026-27 academic year. The court granted respondents 10 days to file their replies and scheduled the next hearing for July 22. The court added that learning a language never goes to waste.
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10:58 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued notice to the Centre, CBSE, and NCERT on fresh petitions challenging the implementations of three-language policy for Class 9 students from the 2026-27 academic year. The court granted respondents 10 days to file their replies and scheduled the next hearing for July 22. The court added that learning a language never goes to waste.
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Why has Israel limited US refuelling planes' landing at its Ben Gurion Airport?
Israel has barred additional US refuelling aircraft from landing at its Ben Gurion Airport, citing scarce parking and operational space at the airport, which is meant primarily for commercial flights. Israeli officials said that the refuelers should not exceed 20, as nearly 50,000 airline tickets could be affected. Israel has asked US to shift the aircraft to military bases instead.
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10:57 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Israel has barred additional US refuelling aircraft from landing at its Ben Gurion Airport, citing scarce parking and operational space at the airport, which is meant primarily for commercial flights. Israeli officials said that the refuelers should not exceed 20, as nearly 50,000 airline tickets could be affected. Israel has asked US to shift the aircraft to military bases instead.
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I'll have to look, haven't discussed it: Trump on secondary sanctions on India, China
US President Donald Trump has said Iran and Hezbollah may be added to a bipartisan Russia sanctions bill. On being questioned if secondary sanctions on India and China are being considered, he replied, "I'll have to look, that hasn't been discussed." He added that there are "very good chances" the bill will be passed by the US Congress.
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10:53 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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US President Donald Trump has said Iran and Hezbollah may be added to a bipartisan Russia sanctions bill. On being questioned if secondary sanctions on India and China are being considered, he replied, "I'll have to look, that hasn't been discussed." He added that there are "very good chances" the bill will be passed by the US Congress.
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Indian-origin astronaut Anil Menon carries Indian kids' drawing to ISS
Indian-origin NASA astronaut Anil Menon carried drawings made by Indian schoolchildren aboard the Soyuz MS-29 spacecraft during his launch to the International Space Station (ISS). The artworks were created by winners of the 'First Forever' competition celebrating India-Russia space cooperation and Yuri Gagarin's flight. Menon lifted off from Kazakhstan on his first eight-month mission to the ISS.
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10:49 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Indian-origin NASA astronaut Anil Menon carried drawings made by Indian schoolchildren aboard the Soyuz MS-29 spacecraft during his launch to the International Space Station (ISS). The artworks were created by winners of the 'First Forever' competition celebrating India-Russia space cooperation and Yuri Gagarin's flight. Menon lifted off from Kazakhstan on his first eight-month mission to the ISS.
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Pet dog dies moments after owner's funeral procession begins in MP
A 15-year-old pet dog died shortly after its owner's funeral procession began in Madhya Pradesh's Betul district on Monday. The dog's owner, 67-year-old Pradeep Jain, passed away on Sunday after falling ill. His body was brought home from Bhopal later that night. According to the family, the pet dog became restless as soon as his owner's body arrived home.
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10:49 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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A 15-year-old pet dog died shortly after its owner's funeral procession began in Madhya Pradesh's Betul district on Monday. The dog's owner, 67-year-old Pradeep Jain, passed away on Sunday after falling ill. His body was brought home from Bhopal later that night. According to the family, the pet dog became restless as soon as his owner's body arrived home.
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Badrinath Temple to tighten security by mandating pocketless clothes & frisking
An internal panel of Badrinath Kedarnath Temple Committee (BKTC) recommended pocketless clothes, frisking of staff and increased CCTV cameras in donation counting rooms for upgrading security in the premises. This comes as Uttarakhand Police arrested Pramod Nautiyal for alleged irregularities in handling of donations. The panel said workers involved in counting donations wear pocketless clothes.
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News By: Vinayak Nair
10:45 pm Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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An internal panel of Badrinath Kedarnath Temple Committee (BKTC) recommended pocketless clothes, frisking of staff and increased CCTV cameras in donation counting rooms for upgrading security in the premises. This comes as Uttarakhand Police arrested Pramod Nautiyal for alleged irregularities in handling of donations. The panel said workers involved in counting donations wear pocketless clothes.
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