Over 160 arrested in France after violent incidents following World Cup semi-final defeat
More than 160 people were arrested in France's Paris and Lyon following clashes and disturbances after France's 0-2 defeat to Spain in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final. Most of the arrests were linked to the use of firework mortars allegedly aimed at police officers and emergency service personnel. Authorities said no serious injuries were reported following the incidents.
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More than 160 people were arrested in France's Paris and Lyon following clashes and disturbances after France's 0-2 defeat to Spain in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final. Most of the arrests were linked to the use of firework mortars allegedly aimed at police officers and emergency service personnel. Authorities said no serious injuries were reported following the incidents.
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Wanted to name my eldest son Ram Khan: Sohail Khan
Actor Sohail Khan has revealed he wanted to name his eldest son Ram Khan. "When Seema gained consciousness after giving birth, she had also thought of a name in her mind...she was a little drowsy, and said, 'How's Nirvaan doing?'" Sohail said. "She said it in a way that I didn't want to change the name after that," he added.
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04:42 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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Actor Sohail Khan has revealed he wanted to name his eldest son Ram Khan. "When Seema gained consciousness after giving birth, she had also thought of a name in her mind...she was a little drowsy, and said, 'How's Nirvaan doing?'" Sohail said. "She said it in a way that I didn't want to change the name after that," he added.
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Argentina fans put Harry Kane's name and pic in freezer for luck ahead of World Cup semi-final
Several Argentina fans are putting the name and picture of England striker Harry Kane in freezers ahead of their FIFA World Cup semi-final against England. They believe that the ritual can stop opponents from performing well. The practice is part of Argentina's long tradition of 'cabalas', superstitions that fans believe can influence the team's fortunes.
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04:35 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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Several Argentina fans are putting the name and picture of England striker Harry Kane in freezers ahead of their FIFA World Cup semi-final against England. They believe that the ritual can stop opponents from performing well. The practice is part of Argentina's long tradition of 'cabalas', superstitions that fans believe can influence the team's fortunes.
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Moving car catches fire inside Mumbai Coastal Road tunnel, traffic hit
A moving car caught fire inside the northbound tunnel of the Mumbai Coastal Road on Wednesday afternoon, triggering panic among motorists. The incident forced authorities to temporarily shut the tunnel, leading to a major traffic jam along the Breach Candy stretch. Emergency teams, including firefighters and police personnel, were dispatched to the scene, and the fire was later extinguished.
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04:35 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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A moving car caught fire inside the northbound tunnel of the Mumbai Coastal Road on Wednesday afternoon, triggering panic among motorists. The incident forced authorities to temporarily shut the tunnel, leading to a major traffic jam along the Breach Candy stretch. Emergency teams, including firefighters and police personnel, were dispatched to the scene, and the fire was later extinguished.
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59% new petrol vehicle owners witness 10% mileage drop after E20 rollout: Survey
Around 59% of owners of petrol vehicles bought in 2023-24 reported a mileage drop of over 10% after the rollout of E20 petrol in early 2025, a LocalCircles survey found. About 25% said the drop exceeded 20%, far above the 3-5% that the government claimed. Among owners of pre-2023 petrol vehicles, 66% said mileage had fallen by over 10%.
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04:35 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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Around 59% of owners of petrol vehicles bought in 2023-24 reported a mileage drop of over 10% after the rollout of E20 petrol in early 2025, a LocalCircles survey found. About 25% said the drop exceeded 20%, far above the 3-5% that the government claimed. Among owners of pre-2023 petrol vehicles, 66% said mileage had fallen by over 10%.
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Pakistan's cleric declares cryptocurrencies 'Haram'
Pakistan's cleric, Mufti Muhammad Taqi Usmani, declared cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and stablecoins "haram" (forbidden) under Islamic law. In a non-binding fatwa, he said they involve excessive speculation and resemble gambling, making them illegitimate wealth. The view contrasts with the country's crypto-friendly push, including the creation of the Pakistan Crypto Council.
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04:53 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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Pakistan's cleric, Mufti Muhammad Taqi Usmani, declared cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and stablecoins "haram" (forbidden) under Islamic law. In a non-binding fatwa, he said they involve excessive speculation and resemble gambling, making them illegitimate wealth. The view contrasts with the country's crypto-friendly push, including the creation of the Pakistan Crypto Council.
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Delhi govt approves bill to make time-bound public services a legal right
The Delhi government has approved a bill to make time-bound public services a legal right of every citizen. The Delhi (Right of Citizen to Time Bound and Ease of Delivery of Services) Bill, 2026, gives citizens end-to-end digital service delivery, automatic escalation of delayed cases, and an independent citizen grievance redressal mechanism. Delhi CMO said the bill will strengthen transparency.
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04:50 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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The Delhi government has approved a bill to make time-bound public services a legal right of every citizen. The Delhi (Right of Citizen to Time Bound and Ease of Delivery of Services) Bill, 2026, gives citizens end-to-end digital service delivery, automatic escalation of delayed cases, and an independent citizen grievance redressal mechanism. Delhi CMO said the bill will strengthen transparency.
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Told players to move on: Tuchel on criticising England players after win vs Norway
England head coach Thomas Tuchel revealed he held a meeting with the players after criticising them following their FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final win over Norway. He said he told the players to move forward and immediately shift their focus to the semi-final against Argentina. His remarks came after Jude Bellingham's response to Tuchel's criticism sparked speculation of a rift.
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04:46 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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England head coach Thomas Tuchel revealed he held a meeting with the players after criticising them following their FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final win over Norway. He said he told the players to move forward and immediately shift their focus to the semi-final against Argentina. His remarks came after Jude Bellingham's response to Tuchel's criticism sparked speculation of a rift.
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Which nations stand to benefit amid the oil crisis?
As oil prices surge following the closure of Strait of Hormuz during US-Iran war, nations like Russia, US and Saudi Arabia stand to benefit. Russian crude exports don't pass through Hormuz but move through Baltic, Black Sea, Arctic and Pacific ports. Higher oil prices also benefit US shale producers, while Saudi Arabia has infrastructure that can partially bypass Hormuz Strait.
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04:45 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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As oil prices surge following the closure of Strait of Hormuz during US-Iran war, nations like Russia, US and Saudi Arabia stand to benefit. Russian crude exports don't pass through Hormuz but move through Baltic, Black Sea, Arctic and Pacific ports. Higher oil prices also benefit US shale producers, while Saudi Arabia has infrastructure that can partially bypass Hormuz Strait.
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How have England performed in FIFA World Cup semi-finals?
England have reached the FIFA World Cup semi-finals for the fourth time after qualifying for the 2026 edition, having previously reached the last four in 1966, 1990 and 2018. Their only semi-final win came against Portugal in 1966, after which they went on to lift the World Cup. England lost to West Germany in 1990 and to Croatia in 2018.
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05:14 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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England have reached the FIFA World Cup semi-finals for the fourth time after qualifying for the 2026 edition, having previously reached the last four in 1966, 1990 and 2018. Their only semi-final win came against Portugal in 1966, after which they went on to lift the World Cup. England lost to West Germany in 1990 and to Croatia in 2018.
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SC asks Odisha govt to decide on Aus missionary's killer's freedom
Supreme Court directed the Odisha government to decide by August 15 on the remission plea of Dara Singh, serving a life sentence for 1999 murders of Australian missionary Graham Stuart Staines and his two sons. "Let him also celebrate Independence Day," the court said. Singh sought premature release in 2024, claiming he had served over 24 years and had "repented".
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05:13 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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Supreme Court directed the Odisha government to decide by August 15 on the remission plea of Dara Singh, serving a life sentence for 1999 murders of Australian missionary Graham Stuart Staines and his two sons. "Let him also celebrate Independence Day," the court said. Singh sought premature release in 2024, claiming he had served over 24 years and had "repented".
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05:13 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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Iran releases footage of missile strikes on US bases in Jordan, Bahrain & Qatar
Iran's Tasnim News Agency released footage showing missiles striking US bases in Jordan, Bahrain and Qatar on Sunday. One video claimed to show damage to fighter jet maintenance and repair centre at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, while another claimed damage to US Fifth Fleet Drone Centre in Bahrain. Iran said attacks were retaliation for US aggression.
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05:10 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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Iran's Tasnim News Agency released footage showing missiles striking US bases in Jordan, Bahrain and Qatar on Sunday. One video claimed to show damage to fighter jet maintenance and repair centre at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, while another claimed damage to US Fifth Fleet Drone Centre in Bahrain. Iran said attacks were retaliation for US aggression.
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05:10 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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What is Argentina and England's head-to-head record in football?
Argentina will face England in their FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final at Atlanta Stadium on Thursday (IST). The teams have met 14 times in international football, with England winning six matches, Argentina three and five ending in draws. They have faced each other five times at the FIFA World Cup, with England winning three matches and Argentina two.
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05:09 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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Argentina will face England in their FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final at Atlanta Stadium on Thursday (IST). The teams have met 14 times in international football, with England winning six matches, Argentina three and five ending in draws. They have faced each other five times at the FIFA World Cup, with England winning three matches and Argentina two.
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Video shows train surrounded by raging wildfires in Canada
A video has surfaced showing a scene inside a train caught in a massive wildfire in Canada's Ontario. The outside scene turned orange from the glowing flames, and thick smoke was seen on both sides of the railway tracks, with one crew member saying, "This could potentially overtake us." The crew reportedly abandoned the train and escaped on foot.
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05:28 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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A video has surfaced showing a scene inside a train caught in a massive wildfire in Canada's Ontario. The outside scene turned orange from the glowing flames, and thick smoke was seen on both sides of the railway tracks, with one crew member saying, "This could potentially overtake us." The crew reportedly abandoned the train and escaped on foot.
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What is CXMT and how did it become China's DRAM champion?
CXMT is China's leading and world's fourth-largest dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) maker. DRAM chips are used in smartphones, PCs, servers and AI systems. Backed by strong state funding amid China's push to end over-reliance on foreign chips, CXMT also benefits from booming AI-driven demand. It expects to raise at least $8.6 billion (₹82,756 crore) this month in an IPO.
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05:25 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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CXMT is China's leading and world's fourth-largest dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) maker. DRAM chips are used in smartphones, PCs, servers and AI systems. Backed by strong state funding amid China's push to end over-reliance on foreign chips, CXMT also benefits from booming AI-driven demand. It expects to raise at least $8.6 billion (₹82,756 crore) this month in an IPO.
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What is the weather forecast for England-Argentina FIFA WC 2026 semi-final?
Argentina will face England in their FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final at 3 pm on Wednesday (US time) at the Atlanta Stadium. Forecasters have predicted severe thunderstorms and lightning in Atlanta throughout the afternoon and into the early evening. Amid the stormy conditions, temperatures are expected to remain between the high 20s and low 30s°C around the kick-off time.
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05:22 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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Argentina will face England in their FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final at 3 pm on Wednesday (US time) at the Atlanta Stadium. Forecasters have predicted severe thunderstorms and lightning in Atlanta throughout the afternoon and into the early evening. Amid the stormy conditions, temperatures are expected to remain between the high 20s and low 30s°C around the kick-off time.
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US missile strikes watchtower at Iran's Chabahar for 2nd time
A video showed plumes of smoke billowing from a watchtower at the strategic Shahid Kalantari Port in Iran’s Chabahar after a missile strike by the US Navy. The watchtower is a civilian facility used for maritime security and search-and-rescue operations for fishermen. This is the second time the watchtower has been struck by a US missile.
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05:20 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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A video showed plumes of smoke billowing from a watchtower at the strategic Shahid Kalantari Port in Iran’s Chabahar after a missile strike by the US Navy. The watchtower is a civilian facility used for maritime security and search-and-rescue operations for fishermen. This is the second time the watchtower has been struck by a US missile.
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You want me to have heart attack: Mamata to BJP after loyalist Madan leaves TMC
Trinamool Congress (TMC) chief Mamata Banerjee hit out at the BJP after suffering another blow as MLA Madan Mitra, seen as her aide for years, joined the party's rebel camp on Wednesday. She said, "BJP wished for me to get a heart attack. I will live till I see your end." "Those who want to go can go," she added.
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05:41 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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Trinamool Congress (TMC) chief Mamata Banerjee hit out at the BJP after suffering another blow as MLA Madan Mitra, seen as her aide for years, joined the party's rebel camp on Wednesday. She said, "BJP wished for me to get a heart attack. I will live till I see your end." "Those who want to go can go," she added.
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India among global hotspots for climate-related sleep loss: Study
India is among the global hotspots for climate-related sleep loss, according to a study by Climate Central. People in the southern parts of India lose 78-91 hours of sleep annually, including eight-nine hours due to climate change, it added. The analysis of 107 Indian cities found Chennai (93 hours), Mumbai (84 hours) and Kolkata (80 hours) among the worst affected.
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05:40 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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India is among the global hotspots for climate-related sleep loss, according to a study by Climate Central. People in the southern parts of India lose 78-91 hours of sleep annually, including eight-nine hours due to climate change, it added. The analysis of 107 Indian cities found Chennai (93 hours), Mumbai (84 hours) and Kolkata (80 hours) among the worst affected.
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MP minister loses portfolio after performance review; CM takes over
Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav has taken charge of the Animal Husbandry and Dairy Development Department after withdrawing the portfolio from Minister of State (Independent Charge) Lakhan Patel. Patel, a second-term MLA from Patharia, has been shifted to the Anand (Happiness) Department. The move follows a performance review of ministers, though the government has not officially cited any reason.
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05:33 pm Wednesday, 15 July 2026
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Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav has taken charge of the Animal Husbandry and Dairy Development Department after withdrawing the portfolio from Minister of State (Independent Charge) Lakhan Patel. Patel, a second-term MLA from Patharia, has been shifted to the Anand (Happiness) Department. The move follows a performance review of ministers, though the government has not officially cited any reason.
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