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Madan Mitra with Ritabrata Banerjee and Sandipan Saha in assembly Kolkata: A day after Enforcement Directorate (ED) served notices on Kamarhati MLA Madan Mitra’s wife and two sons in the school job scam, the 71-year-old Trinamool Congress veteran on Wednesday snapped his more than three-decade-old association with Mamata Banerjee and joined the rebel faction led by Ritabrata Banerjee.Following the dramatic flip, Mitra blamed Abhishek Banerjee for his exit while Mamata alleged central agencies and police were being used to intimidate politicians into switching camps.Seated beside Ritabrata in the latter’s Assembly chamber, Mitra announced he had resigned from all organisation posts…

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More than four centuries after the Spanish treasure galleon Nuestra Señora de Atocha disappeared beneath the waters off the Florida Keys, the legendary shipwreck has yielded another remarkable discovery. Divers with Mel Fisher’s Shipwreck Expeditions recovered a 22.5-pound silver bar from about 50 feet underwater near Key West, marking the first silver bar recovered from the Atocha site since 1999. Estimated to be worth between $50,000 and $100,000, the artefact is considered far more valuable for its historical significance. The discovery has reignited excitement around one of the world’s most famous treasure hunts, with historians believing hundreds of valuable artefacts…

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Dartmoor ponies will be protected at their current levels following fears of a potential cull, ministers have said.Campaigners had raised concerns that new Natural England contracts requiring reduced grazing on the Devon moor’s commons could lead to the removal of up to 90% of the ponies.But the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said the animals will be removed from stocking rate calculations – meaning farmers would not face a choice between keeping ponies and maintaining sheep or cattle.Defra said the long-term future of the ponies had been secured through a package of “new protections and financial support”.Pony…

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For a small island with no natural groundwater, Singapore’s water self-sufficiency is remarkable. By looking ahead to climate change, the nation has become a global example of sustainable water management. This success is built on two pillars called the ‘deep tunnel sewerage system (DTSS)’ and ‘NEWater’. The DTSS is like an underground highway, using gravity to move used water to centralised reclamation plants. There, it is purified through a rigorous three-stage process to produce ultra-clean NEWater. Acting as a weather-resilient national tap for Singapore, NEWater currently meets up to 40% of the nation’s demand, closing the water dependency and ensuring…

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You’ve got plenty on your plate today, Gemini, and the pressure is real. The Moon pushes effort, while Saturn asks for patience, so the day won’t hand you easy results. Still, there’s backbone here. Support from a younger brother, sister, or someone who feels like one will lift your confidence at the right moment.You’ll make a bold decision whether it’s about your family, work or a personal commitment that you’ve been putting off. This is great!Just remember, courage is not speed. Jupiter asks you to think big, but Saturn insists you build slowly. If you respect both of them, the…

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Walk into almost any hotel room, whether it is a budget stay beside a motorway or a luxury property overlooking a city skyline, and the same detail appears again and again. White bedsheets. White pillowcases. White towels folded in the bathroom. The colour has become so closely associated with hotels that many travellers barely notice it anymore.Yet white is not necessarily the easiest choice. It shows every mark, every stain and every sign of wear. A patterned duvet or coloured towel would hide imperfections far more effectively. Hotels continue to choose white for a different set of practical reasons, shaped…

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Geopolitical uncertainty, artificial intelligence, digital finance and evolving regulatory expectations took centre stage at the 3rd Edition of the ETLegalWorld Banking & Finance Law Summit, as leading general counsel, banking executives, regulators, compliance officers and law firm leaders came together to discuss the legal and governance challenges reshaping India’s financial services sector.The 3rd Edition of the ETLegalWorld Banking & Finance Law Summit was supported by the General Counsel Association of India (GCAI), with Provakil, Kroll, Trilegal, Nasdaq and KNM & Partners Law Offices as supporting partners.The day-long summit served as a platform for thought leaders from across banking, financial services…

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Srinagar, Jul 15: The National Medical Commission (NMC) has directed all medical colleges and counselling authorities across the country, mandating strict adherence to the approved MBBS intake capacity for the 2026-27 academic session, warning that admissions beyond the sanctioned seats will invite regulatory and penal action under the National Medical Commission Act, 2019.In a communication issued to medical colleges, state medical education departments, and the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), the NMC directed institutions to ensure that admissions are made strictly against the approved number of MBBS seats and asked all stakeholders to comply with the instructions issued by the Medical Assessment and…

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Published on Jul 16, 2026 02:15 am IST Fresh satellite imagery has fuelled claims of extensive damage to U.S.-linked military infrastructure in the Gulf following Iran’s latest wave of missile and drone attacks. As Washington intensified strikes on Iranian military targets, Tehran claimed to have hit American positions across Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan, raising fears of a wider regional conflict. Several battlefield claims from both sides remain independently unverified.   Home / Videos / World News / Satellite images reveal Iran’s fury; US bases in Oman, Kuwait left in ruins as Mojtaba hits back Source link

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LONDON/CHANDIGARH: A 24-year-old Indian mother has been stabbed to death in what appears to be a random unprovoked attack at her west London home.Kirandeep Kaur, an Indian national who hails from Piddi village in Tarn Taran district of Punjab, was found dead at a house in Hayes on Sunday morning. She leaves a new-born baby aged a few months.A man, aged in his 20s, was also found outside the property with stab injuries. He remains in hospital; his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.Kirandeep was in the UK on a work permit, having arrived two years ago on a…

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