August 15, 2026
  • August 15, 2026

‘Monster is gone’: B’desh interim chief on Hasina’s ouster, hails ‘student-led revolution’

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Mohammed Yunus, Nobel laureate and interim government chief of Bangladesh, praised a student-led revolution that led to the collapse of government machinery. The protests, addressing preferential quotas in government jobs, resulted in Sheikh Hasina fleeing to India. Yunus acknowledged the challenges faced by the interim government following the violent clashes between authorities and students,...

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‘Disgraceful attacks on Indian cultural centre, temples and Hindu homes’: Shashi Tharoor

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Congress MP Shashi Tharoor expressed dismay over vandalised statues at a memorial complex in Bangladesh and urged Muhammad Yunus’s interim government to restore order. Tharoor condemned attacks on Indian cultural sites and Hindu homes but noted reports of Muslims protecting minorities. He affirmed India’s support for a peaceful resolution. After Sheikh Hasina resigned as...

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Nasa shares stunning visuals of 3D ‘Pillars of Creation’

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NASA released a new 3D visualization of the Pillars of Creation, captured using data from the Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes. The detailed multiwavelength movie highlights the structures being eroded by winds and UV light from young stars, offering insights into star formation. This tool encourages education across various audiences about NASA’s Astrophysics...

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Ferrari 250 GTO: The most valuable car in the world

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The Ferrari 250 GTO, introduced in 1962, was crafted for racing dominance and is now regarded as the world’s most valuable car. Out of a total of 36 produced, its elegant design and engineering excellence made it a collector’s dream. With victories at prestigious racing events, the 250 GTO solidified Ferrari’s reputation in the...

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The next tallest building in world could reach 3,000 feet

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In May, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) announced plans to develop skyscrapers that store renewable energy using gravity-based systems in collaboration with Energy Vault. These buildings, potentially reaching up to 1,000 meters, could play a significant role in aiding the transition away from fossil fuels while addressing renewable energy storage challenges.

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