All India Sub-Junior National Ranking Badminton: Back-to-back titles for Rajasthan’s Parul Choudhary, Dev Ruparelia of Maharashtra

Parul Choudhary and Dev Ruparelia secured consecutive national titles at the Yonex-Sunrise All India Sub-Junior National Ranking Badminton tournament in Jaipur. Parul won the U-17 girls’ singles title, while Dev triumphed in the U-17 boys’ singles category. The tournament witnessed several upsets, including Harshit Khatri’s victory over top seed Pushkar Sai in the U-15...

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How do marine mammals like whales and dolphins sleep without drowning

Unlike humans, whales and dolphins have evolved a fascinating way to sleep without drowning. They utilize unihemispheric sleep, keeping one half of their brain active while the other rests. This allows them to consciously breathe, stay aware of their surroundings, and surface for air. Sleeping habits vary among species, with some logging near the...

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The Rock jokes about OnlyFans plans following GQ honors

During his appearance on The Tonight Show, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson jokingly suggested starting an OnlyFans account when asked about his future aspirations. Despite the humorous suggestion, The Rock emphasized his commitment to his roles in children’s movies and his position on TKO’s board of directors, highlighting his dedication to WWE’s growth.

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Thailand earn 1st ever point vs Japan; China beat Malaysia

Thailand, after a heavy defeat against China, bounced back to hold Japan to a 1-1 draw in the Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament. Kunjira Inpa scored for Thailand while Miyu Hasegawa equalized for Japan. In another match, China overcame a slow start to defeat Malaysia 5-0 with Jinzhuang Tan scoring twice.

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‘PM Modi deserves Nobel Peace prize for global mediation efforts,’ says veteran investor Mark Mobius amid global conflicts

‘PM Modi deserves Nobel Peace prize for global mediation efforts,’ says veteran investor Mark Mobius amid global conflicts

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India snatch victory after Korea fightback in Asian Champions Trophy

The Indian women’s hockey team secured a hard-fought 3-2 victory against South Korea in their second match of the Asian Champions Trophy. Despite taking an early two-goal lead, India faced a strong comeback from South Korea in the third quarter. However, Deepika’s second goal of the match, a penalty stroke conversion in the final...

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Say my name! Ivy League University to set a course on Beyoncé and her legacy

Yale University is launching a new course exploring Beyoncé’s career and impact. The course, taught by Professor Daphne Brooks, will use Beyoncé’s music and performances to examine Black intellectual history and activism. Professor Brooks highlights how Beyoncé’s work engages with social and political movements, including Black Lives Matter and Black feminism.

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Rahul Dravid left stunned as the young girl nearly bowls him out, lauds her with a heartwarming gesture. Watch

Rahul Dravid, former Indian captain, was pleasantly surprised by a young girl’s bowling skills during a Rajasthan Royals event in Jaipur. The girl, participating in the Girls Cup, nearly bowled Dravid out, eliciting a smile and applause from the legendary cricketer. Dravid later joined the young participants for a photo session, creating a heartwarming...

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Best Geysers Under 5000 for A Comfortable Hot Shower During Winter

Getting the best geysers under 5000 can surely be a very difficult task with so many different options available online and offline. With our detailed analysis of some of the best geysers from top brands, you will be able to know which particular geyser might be the best for you.

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How Each Zodiac Sign Prepares for the Holidays

From Aries’ boundless energy to Pisces’ dreamy wonder, each zodiac sign embraces the holiday season in their own unique way. Whether it’s Taurus’ cozy haven or Leo’s dazzling celebrations, the stars offer a glimpse into the diverse ways we find joy and connection during this special time of year.

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