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Nasa Chief Jared Isaacman says the new space race has already begun, and this time it is with China in the race to land on Moon by 2030 |

The competition to return humans to the Moon is no longer being spoken about as a distant ambition. According to Nasa Administrator Jared Isaacman, it has become a direct contest between the United States and China, with both countries working towards lunar landings within a remarkably similar timeframe. Although official schedules suggest the US is…

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‘Do not interfere with symbols that represent the pride and identity of Tamils’: NTK Chief Seeman issues warning to Jr NTR and Naga Vamsi over controversial Lord Murugan tagline ‘born in the North’ row | Tamil Movie News

The upcoming collaboration between Jr NTR and director Trivikram Srinivas has found itself at the centre of a controversy even before production begins. The debate started after producer Naga Vamsi’s announcement post reportedly described Lord Murugan in a way that many felt conflicted with long-held Tamil cultural beliefs. The reference quickly drew criticism on social…

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Hafiz Saeed: Pahalgam terror attack: NIA names LeT chief Hafiz Saeed as accused in supplementary chargesheet | India News

Saeed has also been charged with waging war against India and hatching a conspiracy from across the border (Picture credit: PTI) NEW DELHI: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed a supplementary chargesheet against Pakistan-based terrorist Hafiz Saeed in the Pahalgam terror attack case, formally naming him as an accused for allegedly orchestrating the cross-border…

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‘Football must never become a playground for political power’: Ex-FIFA president slams Balogun decision | Football News

Referee Raphael Claus of Brazil shows a red card to United States’ Folarin Balogun (AP Photo) Former FIFA president Joseph “Sepp” Blatter has publicly questioned football’s governing body after the controversial decision to lift Folarin Balogun’s World Cup suspension, warning that the sport must never become influenced by political power.Blatter shared his views on X…

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China spent decades planting 66 billion trees; scientists found they now outgrow natural forests by 66% | World News

Contrary to popular belief, China’s massive planted forests are growing faster than natural woodlands, showing accelerated leaf growth and canopy expansion. Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons When we look at satellite images of a changing planet, we often think of industrial expansion or environmental loss. We picture urban concrete spreading across historical valleys, long transport corridors…

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Kajal Aggarwal fitness routine: How Yoga, Kalari Payattu, pilates, 5 small vegetarian meals keep ‘NB K111’ energized and toned |

Tollywood and Bollywood star Kajal Aggarwal continues to capture everyone’s attention with her incredibly toned physique and high-energy on-screen performances. Shunning quick-fix crash diets, the NBK 111 actress swears by a wholesome, balanced lifestyle grounded in consistent daily habits. By pairing functional yoga and postural Pilates with heavy weight-lifting sessions once or twice a week,…

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‘Remember me?’ Parvesh Verma fires back after Kejriwal’s ‘who are you’ jab at Nitin Nabin | India News

“National President is a very big deal, but do you even remember me or not?” Verma asked, taunting Kejriwal in return. NEW DELHI: Delhi minister Parvesh Verma took a swipe at former chief minister Arvind Kejriwal after he taunted BJP national president Nitin Nabin over the Ram Mandir fund embezzlement row.As the political slugfest over…

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Meet Rishi Sharma: Indian-origin man on a mission to preserve WWII American history, has interviewed 3,000 veterans over the past decade

America recently celebrated 250 years of Independence on July 4th, 2026. The country that today stands as the highest and most powerful democracy on the globe, has had its fair share of wars and battles. While historians and museums work to protect and preserve the parts of the past that worked to keep the present…

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How cow dung is helping power AI data centres as electricity demand reaches record highs |

Artificial intelligence has created an unexpected problem. Training and running increasingly sophisticated AI models requires enormous computing power, and the data centres housing those systems are consuming electricity at an unprecedented rate. As grids struggle to keep up, technology companies and energy developers are searching for reliable power sources beyond conventional renewables. One of the…

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