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IAEA chief says Iran nuclear site inspections will happen despite US-Tehran conflicting claims

UN watchdog chief says Iran’s nuclear inspections ‘going to happen’; Tehran rebuts

Rafael Grossi’s remarks came amid continuing uncertainty over access to Iranian nuclear facilities. Rafael Grossi, the chief of the UN nuclear watchdog, on Wednesday said that inspections of Iranian nuclear facilities would eventually resume under the framework of the emerging US-Iran agreement, although Tehran quickly pushed back, insisting that no such access had yet been…

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OFFSIDE: Sir Alex Ferguson's favourite lieutenant robs England of its roar | Football News

OFFSIDE: Sir Alex Ferguson’s favourite lieutenant robs England of its roar | Football News

Have you ever wondered why you feel anxious when you face the unknown? The answer lies in evolutionary biology, which dictated that those who maintained a healthy scepticism survived while those who went poking for trouble shuffled off their mortal coil. Familiarity doesn’t breed contempt; it actually gives us a warm feeling. Football fans sadly…

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UPSC ISS answer key 2026 released at upsc.gov.in: Direct link to download here

UPSC ISS answer key 2026 released at upsc.gov.in: Direct link to download here

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released the provisional answer key for the Indian Statistical Service (ISS) Examination 2026. Candidates who appeared for the examination can now download the answer keys for Statistics Paper I and Statistics Paper II from the official website, upsc.gov.in.The provisional answer key was released on June 24, 2026. Candidates…

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'The Death of Robin Hood': Hugh Jackman recalls intense mud battle; says, 'hardest thing I've ever done' |

‘The Death of Robin Hood’: Hugh Jackman recalls intense mud battle; says, ‘hardest thing I’ve ever done’ |

Hugh Jackman calls the unsettling mud scene in ‘The Death of Robin Hood’ to be the hardest thing he has ever done. Image Credits: Instagram Hugh Jackman, starring in ‘The Death of Robin Hood,’ opened up about the struggles of fight sequences while shooting the film. Starring in the film that revolves around the mythic…

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Parenting: Psychology says parents who are genuinely good don't strive for perfection; instead, they aim to be “good enough” and prioritize bonding over control

Parenting: Psychology says parents who are genuinely good don’t strive for perfection; instead, they aim to be “good enough” and prioritize bonding over control

Psychology says parents who are genuinely good don’t strive for perfection; instead, they aim to be “good enough” and prioritize bonding over control Some parents strive to do everything with perfection. However this perfection can sometimes make parenting more of a “performance.” When that happens, many parents end up with exhaustion, guilt, and feel as…

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SEBI introduces lighter certification framework for non-core staff in investment advisory roles

SEBI introduces lighter certification framework for non-core staff in investment advisory roles

Markets regulator SEBI on Wednesday introduced a lighter certification framework for sales and non-core staff in investment advisory roles to ensure ease of doing business. The initiative streamlines requirements for employees managing client relations, thereby reducing the compliance burden on firms. ”Based on the feedback from market participants and as a step towards ease of…

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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi to get a separate changing room in England: ECB reveals the reason behind it | Cricket News

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi to get a separate changing room in England: ECB reveals the reason behind it | Cricket News

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (ANI Photo) NEW DELHI: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s rapid rise in cricket continues to grab attention. The 15-year-old batting sensation from Bihar, who recently received his first call-up to the Indian team, is set to travel with the squad for the upcoming white-ball tour of England. If he is picked for the first T20I against…

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In 1999, a farmer donated 87 acres for a park for just $10; today, the land is being sold for a data center in a deal that could bring $10 million to the city and $30 million in tax revenue | World News

In 1999, a farmer donated 87 acres for a park for just $10; today, the land is being sold for a data center in a deal that could bring $10 million to the city and $30 million in tax revenue | World News

A nearly three-decade-old land donation in Taylor, Texas, has become the subject of a legal dispute after property originally designated for future parkland was sold for a data centre project. The 87.97-acre tract was donated in 1999 for a nominal fee of $10, with deed language stating that it should be held in trust for…

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Manika Batra threatens legal action against TT body, seeks answers for Asian Games snub | More sports News

Manika Batra threatens legal action against TT body, seeks answers for Asian Games snub | More sports News

NEW DELHI: India paddler Manika Batra has warned the Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI) of legal action if she is not provided with a “factual explanation” for what she alleges to be an arbitrary decision to exclude her from India’s squad for the upcoming Asian Games.The two-time Olympian expressed her intentions on Wednesday, saying…

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'All he had was a laptop and patchy internet': How a 19-year-old built a Rs 1 crore-a-month AI business

‘All he had was a laptop and patchy internet’: How a 19-year-old built a Rs 1 crore-a-month AI business

Representational AI photo When most teenagers were attending online classes during the Covid-19 pandemic, Ayush Singh was teaching himself artificial intelligence.The 19-year-old is now making headlines after a post shared on X claimed that his AI-focused venture earns around Rs 1 crore a month. According to the post, Ayush’s journey did not begin with access…

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