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Soon, no need for physical boarding cards at immigration

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U.P. Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak meets reservation reform movement agitators, assures dialogue with Union Ministers
Other key members of the reservation reform movement distanced themselves from the meeting, adding that the movement is very much on, and it will continue until the government speak to representatives directly
Times of India
Invoking Mahatma Gandhi, BJP to start nationwide Vande campaign against Congress
Accuses Cong Of Communalising Nat'l Symbols

The Hindu
Lucknow locals upset as iconic coffee house remains shut amid concern for social spaces
The Hindu contacted the official Lucknow number of the coffee house, where the person who didn’t reveal the identity informed that staff issues is responsible for temporary shutdown and it will be opened soon
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Times of India
Soon, no need for physical boarding cards at immigration
U.P. Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak meets reservation reform movement agitators, assures dialogue with Union Ministers
Other key members of the reservation reform movement distanced themselves from the meeting, adding that the movement is very much on, and it will continue until the government speak to representatives directly
Invoking Mahatma Gandhi, BJP to start nationwide Vande campaign
Accuses Cong Of Communalising Nat'l Symbols
Lucknow locals upset as iconic coffee house remains shut amid concern for social spaces
The Hindu contacted the official Lucknow number of the coffee house, where the person who didn’t reveal the identity informed that staff issues is responsible for temporary shutdown and it will be opened soon
BCI chairman faces calls to quit, co-chair demands inquiry
India can help US find a way from Iran trap: Former British PM Boris Johnson
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Sweden probes cyber networks after girl dies in school sword attack
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Slow boat to Amsterdam ships cargo using sail power
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Flock CEO says privacy can't be the only priority; it is about safety, as Americans vandalize AI surveillance traffic cameras across US

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What are the U.S.’s latest allegations against India? | Explained
Why has the U.S. accused India of violating what it considers fair trade practices? How many countries have been named in the Great Transhipment Scam? What do these allegations mean for India? Can they impact India’s growth story?

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What did Trump say about India’s voting system? | Explained
Why is the President pushing for stricter voter ID rules in the U.S.? How are elections conducted in the U.S. and how are they different from those in India? What is the SAVE America Act? What do Americans think about the requirement of a photo ID?
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'Never': Indian-origin doctor denies assault allegations from students after arrest at Miami International Airport, released on bond
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Luxury sales plunge in China as tax push hits rich shoppers
Collections under RBI's dollar swap scheme exceed $72.8 billion
What are the U.S.’s latest allegations against India? | Explained
Why has the U.S. accused India of violating what it considers fair trade practices? How many countries have been named in the Great Transhipment Scam? What do these allegations mean for India? Can they impact India’s growth story?
ColorOS 17 First Look: New Design, AI Features And Eligible Devices
Oppo's ColorOS 17 has surfaced online, revealing a refreshed 'Liquid Acrylic' design, deeper AI integration, and a unified software push across Oppo, OnePlus and Realme devices ahead of its rollout on Android 17.
Maharashtra FDA Cracks Down On Mumbai Cricket Association's BKC Facility
The complex's tennis courts, badminton court, swimming pool, and gymnasium are all still fully functional.
Apple News Roundup: iPhone 18 Pro Pricing, AirPods Camera Delay, VisionOS Cooling Off And More
This week's Apple news covers how the company may protect iPhone 18 Pro margins through leasing, the iPhone Ultra's expected camera setup and more.
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ABH Healthcare SME IPO to open on Monday
The public issue is entirely a fresh issue of up to 34.29 lakh equity shares with a price band fixed at Rs 96-102 per share.

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How Much RAM Do You Really Need in a Smartphone?
Smartphones are available with 4GB, 6GB, 8GB, 12GB and 16GB of RAM. 4GB is generally limited to entry-level phones, while 6GB can handle everyday use. 8GB and 12GB of RAM are mostly found in mid-range handsets. There are also smartphones with 24GB of RAM. Gami

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How to Check Battery Health on an Android Phone: A Step-by-Step Guide
Google lets Android phone users check the battery health of their handsets directly in the Settings menu. Hence, users do not have to download third-party apps to check the same. However, it is worth noting that your Android phone will only display an estimate

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Best Gaming Laptops Under Rs 1 Lakh in India From Asus, Acer, HP and More
Gaming laptop buyers have several options below Rs. 1 lakh, with the models in this list offering Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 graphics and at least 16GB RAM. The Asus TUF Gaming A15 stands out with a 1TB SSD, while the Acer ALG has the lowest price at Rs. 79,999.
The Hindu
Apple shipments expected to decline by 2% in 2026
It is expected that Apple may launch their first foldable smartphone in Q3 2026.

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Best Phones With 144Hz Display Under Rs. 30,000 in India: Realme 16x 5G, Motorola Edge 70 Fusion, More
The under Rs. 30,000 smartphone price segment in India includes several compelling options from brands such as Realme, OnePlus, and Motorola. Here we have picked the best smartphones with a 144Hz refresh rate under Rs. 30,000 in India. Our picks include g hand
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Watch: U.K. forecasts ‘Biggest’ El Niño: 2027 could be the hottest year ever recorded
The UK has forecast what could be the strongest El Niño in more than a century, a powerful climate event that could make 2027 the hottest year ever recorded. Britain’s national weather agency issued the warning on August 21, 2026.
Miami Beach sinks 22 concrete cars underwater to create a coral habitat
Watch: Gaganyaan Episode 3: How India will save its Astronauts | The Scope
In Episode 3 of The Scope’s Gaganyaan — India’s Leap, we explore the Crew Escape System the last line of defence for India’s astronauts during launch. From how its powerful motors can pull the crew module away from a failing rocket, to the forces astronauts ca
Jharkhand's Dhanbad turned a barren coal-belt hillock green; CISF is now trying the same experiment on 6 acres along Delhi’s Yamuna
In a remarkable effort to rejuvenate Delhi's Yamuna floodplain, CISF personnel have embarked on an ambitious forest reclamation project. By planting thousands of trees and vetiver grass near Sarai Kale Khan, they aim to combat land degradation and curb soil er
Why retractions alone do not protect India’s scientific record
Scholars agree that the way retractions happen at present raise thorny challenges to preserving the integrity of the scientific record. Correcting the published literature alone is not enough: experts said when a retraction can be said to have achieved its pur
18-year-old builds AI model to predict tumors’ response to chemotherapy
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Hindustan Times
Heart attack prevention: Cardiologist Dr Jack Wolfson explains why diet, lifestyle and mindset matter beyond cholesterol
Doctor promotes a broader perspective on heart health, urging individuals to consider lifestyle choices and psychological factors alongside medical testing.

The Hindu
All you need to know about: squint eye
Squint, medically known as strabismus, is a condition in which the two eyes do not align properly. It can affect children and adults and, when it develops during childhood, can interfere with the normal development of vision

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The future of eye health needs more women leading it
Community models led by women have demonstrated what changes when women are given responsibility and authority, not simply participation. The same principle must extend upward through the profession, to hospital departments, academic institutions and policy ta

Hindustan Times
‘7 best fruits for fatty liver’: Gastroenterologist Dr Saurabh Sethi shares fibre-rich fruits to support liver health
Looking to support liver health through your diet? Gastroenterologist Dr Saurabh Sethi shares seven fruits he recommends for people with fatty liver.

Hindustan Times
Does walking after lifting weights burn more fat? Fitness coach Eric Roberts shares what is most effective for fat loss
Working out is important for weight loss, but which exercise is the most effective for burning stored fat? Eric explains what is most effective.
The Hindu
Government restricts FDCs with chlorpheniramine, phenylephrine for children below 4
The latest notification extends this requirement to all formulations containing Chlorpheniramine Maleate and Phenylephrine Hydrochloride
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Northants close in as Vasconcelos ton cements dominance
Lancashire blitzed for 137 early in day and then lose two before close after being set 446 to win
Woakes holds nerve for Warwickshire in title-igniting thriller
Epic one-wicket win over Sussex sets up Bears for Championship run-in
Carlson keeps Glamorgan in hunt after Gumbs shows quality
Rookie Leicestershire opener falls for 93 but not before giving hosts a glimmer of victory
All-round Hill leaves Hampshire with a mountain to climb
Hampshire need 172 more runs with seven wickets in hand
Ekansh Singh fires Kent push after Compton, Muyeye fifties
Middlesex stumble after being set 356 to win at Merchant Taylors' School
Olly Stone ten-for rumbles Surrey as Notts send title warning
Champions bulldoze rivals at The Oval to maintain hopes of back-to-back successes
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When R Madhavan said his net worth would be more if he was cautious with money
Actor R Madhavan had once shared insights about his financial choices, suggesting they may have influenced his current net worth. He values his previous experiences as pivotal for his acting evolution. Interestingly, he expresses surprise at being viewed as in
Times of India
Mallika responds to Shalini Passi's comment on her 'fake' green dress: 'Jealousy'
In a lighthearted response to the buzz surrounding her green dress on The Traitors Season 2, Mallika Sherawat playfully downplayed the concerns, labeling the outfit as the show's primary dilemma. Shalini Passi raised doubts about its authenticity, challenging
Times of India
Kangana slams Taapsee after she reacts to her feud with her: 'One Sasti copy'
In a recent interview, Taapsee Pannu claimed that she has never crossed paths with Kangana Ranaut, despite their ongoing rivalry. Kangana hit back, critiquing Pannu's comments regarding her background. Their disputes have been a focal point since 2019, primari
Times of India
Priyanka says she wouldn't have loved Nick if he didn't embrace her Indian culture
With a focus on cultural respect in multicultural marriages, Priyanka Chopra reflected on her loving relationship with Nick Jonas. She also introduced her documentary 'Cycle of Love', which showcases an inspiring narrative about unity. Looking ahead, Chopra is
Times of India
Kareena Kapoor Khan breaks silence on her viral pregnancy claims in a hilarious way
Kareena Kapoor Khan playfully tackled the swirling rumors about her pregnancy by sharing a social media update. In her post, she featured a humorous image of a man with a protruding belly, cleverly referencing a food baby. When approached by the paparazzi, she
Times of India
In 1983, Shekhar Kapur's ‘Masoom’ opened to an empty theatre
Shekhar Kapur revealed the unforeseen journey of his first film, Masoom. Initially, theaters were nearly empty, and distributors contemplated pulling out. Yet, through powerful word of mouth, the film experienced a remarkable turnaround, becoming a cherished c
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