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Sports: Speaking on the decision to drop himself, Rohit suggested he wanted Gill to play the series decider as the latter had missed the game prior to the one in Sydney

A new study has revealed that Siberian rivers are contributing to rising pollution in the Arctic as warming temperatures and altered ocean currents change how pollutants travel. The findings, from a year-long Arctic expedition, highlight the growing unpredictability of pollution routes due to climate change and raise concerns over the long-term impact on Arctic ecosystems.

Trump administration has announced a new tariff of up to 245% on Chinese imports. The move sharply escalates the trade conflict between the United States and China. The decision comes in response to Beijing’s recent export restrictions and retaliatory tariffs. Watch in for more details!

Slamming the Ivy League, Trump said that Harvard has "lost its way" and said that the university hired the most incompetent mayors in the history of US history. WORLD

World news: Babydog was a gift from Justice's children in 2019 and quickly grew into a popular figure in West Virginia politics. She'd often accompany Justice at public events, press conferences.

After the backlash for her comments about Boisson, however, Dart apologized for her comments and put up a post on social media platform Instagram. Sports

Life Fun: Discover essential hand Mudras to effectively combat anxiety and stress anywhere. These simple gestures help enhance focus, calm the mind, and promote emotional stability.

Global students in the US are reporting a sudden termination of the legal status without committing any deportable offenses. According to reports, this has prompted a wave of inquiries from panicked international students to immigration attorneys. While some students claimed to have received notifications from the universities, others reportedly discovered that their status had been terminated through online databases managed by the Department of Homeland Security. Among the most affected were students from India and China. US colleges are grappling by the speed and scope at which the government carrying out terminations. At least 600 students at over 90 colleges and universities have been affected.

Trump administration has announced a new tariff of up to 245% on Chinese imports. The move sharply escalates the trade conflict between the United States and China. The decision comes in response to Beijing’s recent export restrictions and retaliatory tariffs. Watch in for more details!

A German doctor providing medical attention to palliative care patients has been charged with 15 murders. The doctor is said to have been killing his patients between September 2021 and July 2024. World news

Almost every staffer at the DDS will resign in the coming month, the program’s director Jennifer Hay and three other current members of the office said. WORLD

Bollywood | Lifestyle | Entertainment Ananya Panday's appointment comes at a time when India is becoming the stage for a growing global luxury market, with several iconic brands showcasing their collections exclusively to the Indian audience.

Life Fun: Discover the surprising link between crying and glowing skin. Learn how tears can act as a natural facial detox, enhancing your skin's radiance and softness.

Health and Wellness | Science & Technology | World: In 2022, a study published by Dr. Hawkins and her colleagues at Christian Medical College in Vellore, India, demonstrated that malnutrition-related diabetes is fundamentally different from types 1 and 2.

Myanmar earthquake politics : During the 72-hour 'golden window' for saving those stuck under rubble, rescue workers were not given access to some of the worst-hit areas. World South Asia

Sports: Basit launched a scathing tirade on Babar for his captaincy debacle in the ongoing PSL. He urged Babar to drop captaincy and focus on his game

Days after violent clashes erupted during Hanuman Jayanti celebrations, the situation in Nepal's Birugunj remains tense. Security remains tight in Birgunj, with senior officials and personnel from security agencies stationed on the streets to maintain order. According to police officials, earlier this morning a group of individuals burnt tires at multiple locations across the city, demanding release of those arrested in connection with the recent violence. The Chief District Officer has called for a meeting with representatives from both the groups involved in the dispute. Around 600 personnel from Nepal Police and the Armed Police Force have been deployed across Birgunj to maintain peace. Watch in for more details!

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