Netanyahu Treated for Prostate Cancer, Says Issue Behind Him
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced he underwent successful treatment for prostate cancer, calling it a minor medical issue that is now behind him.
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US Preliminary Anti-Dumping Duty on Indian Solar Cells
The US has imposed a preliminary anti-dumping duty on solar cells from India, ranging from 0% to 15%, alleging unfair pricing. The move may impact Indian solar exports.
ITBP Vets Restore Walking Ability in Paralysed Retired Dog
In a rare medical achievement, ITBP veterinarians successfully restored the walking ability of a paralysed retired service dog named Caesar through advanced surgery and rehabilitation.
Patna Zoo Installs Coolers, Fans, ACs to Beat Summer Heat
Patna Zoo has implemented extensive measures including coolers, fans, ACs, mist foggers, and dietary adjustments to protect animals and visitors from intense summer heat and heatstrokes.
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Colossal Ramesses II Statue Fragment Found in Nile Delta
Archaeologists have discovered a massive statue fragment of Pharaoh Ramesses II in Egypt's Nile Delta, challenging previous views on royal reach and highlighting the Delta's administrative role.
Elusive Night Parrot Rediscovered in Remote Australian Deserts
The Night Parrot, thought extinct for nearly 100 years, has been rediscovered in isolated Australian deserts. Scientific surveys from 2018-2023 found the bird at 17 sites, highlighting critical spinifex habitats and threats like fire and predation.
Chennai Coast: Olive Ridley Hatchlings Emerge as Season Ends
As the Olive Ridley turtle season concludes, hatchlings emerge from protected nests along Chennai's coastline, with volunteers releasing them into the sea during supervised evening sessions.
Indo-Australian Runner Om Satija on 5,000km 'One India Run'
Om Satija, a 23-year-old Indo-Australian, is running 5,000km from Kanyakumari to Kashmir to raise funds for children from leprosy-affected communities, aiming to support 1,000 kids over five years.
Hiroshima Survivor Trees: Nature's Resilience After Nuclear Bomb
Hiroshima's atomic bomb in 1945 was expected to leave the area barren for decades, but trees began regrowing within months. These 'hibakujumoku' trees survived due to innate resilience, offering hope and scientific insights.
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Somalia Blocks Israeli Ships Over Somaliland Move
Somalia bars Israeli-linked vessels from Bab al-Mandeb Strait, protesting Israel's recognition of breakaway Somaliland. Iran media claims broader blockade.
Punjab's War on Drugs: Cases Up 40%, Seizures Spike
Punjab reports over 40% rise in drug cases and significant increase in seizures of heroin, opium, and other narcotics in its intensified war on drugs.
Photographer Rescues 300-Pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle
A photographer discovered a 300-pound loggerhead sea turtle trapped between rocks during sunrise. She alerted wildlife officials who rescued and released the vulnerable creature back into the ocean.
Youth Run Over by Train Near Phagwara
A 22-year-old man was killed after being hit by a train near Phagwara. Police suspect he was crossing tracks while listening to music on headphones.
Iran's Fast-Attack Ships Pose Layered Threat to Hormuz
Iran's use of swarming fast boats to seize container ships near the Strait of Hormuz raises maritime security concerns and challenges US claims of neutralizing Tehran's naval threat.
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5 Animals That Can Switch Gender and the Science Behind It
Discover five fascinating animals that can change their gender for survival, from clownfish to black sea bass, and the biological mechanisms behind these transformations.
Oil Prices Surge on Middle East Tensions Over Strait of Hormuz
Global oil prices rose on Friday amid renewed fears of Middle East escalation after Iran showed commandos boarding a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz and reports of heightened military activity in Tehran.
Iran Shoots Down Micro-Drone Swarm Amid US-Israel Plot Speculation
Iran activated air defenses after micro-drones were detected over Tehran. The swarm was intercepted, but questions remain over who launched them, with speculation of foreign or internal sabotage.
Social Activist Found Dead in Parseoni, Suicide Suspected
Gaurav Jain, 32, a social and political activist from Parseoni, was found dead near his car. Autopsy suggests insecticide consumption; depression suspected.
Rs 51,000 Cr Social Damages from Alcohol: Panel Suggests Fund
A Karnataka panel estimates Rs 51,000 crore annual social damages from alcohol, proposing a rehabilitation fund. Women in drinking households face 73.4% violence.
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Three Killed, Five Injured in Bolero-Dumper Collision Fire
A collision between a Bolero and a dumper near Thirpali toll plaza in Churu district killed three and injured five. The Bolero caught fire; injured were hospitalized.
Rajkot Hits 42.7°C, Gujarat Faces Heatwave Weekend
Rajkot recorded Gujarat's highest temperature at 42.7°C on Thursday, with multiple cities crossing 40°C. IMD warns of further rise in temperatures over the next few days.
Heatwave Causes Surge in Bird and Animal Rescues in Ahmedabad
With temperatures above 40°C for two weeks, Ahmedabad sees an 18% rise in rescues at Jivdaya Charitable Trust, treating dehydrated birds and heatstroke-stricken stray dogs.
FIFA Rejects Iran Replacement at 2026 World Cup
FIFA has rejected proposals from Donald Trump's camp to replace Iran with Italy at the 2026 World Cup, confirming Iran's participation despite political pressure.
Heat Wave Kills 35 Peacocks in Tumakuru; Athletics Rescheduled
Searing heat wave in Tumakuru linked to deaths of 35 peacocks. Postmortems underway; bird flu not ruled out. National Junior Athletics Championship rescheduled to avoid peak heat.
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UK cancer cases surge: One diagnosis every 80 seconds
A new report from Cancer Research UK reveals over 403,000 annual cancer diagnoses, with one person diagnosed every 80 seconds, straining the NHS.
Kanpur Hits 43.2°C, Heat Index May Exceed 50°C
Kanpur recorded 43.2°C, the season's highest, with heat index expected to surpass 50°C. High humidity worsens discomfort, and no relief is in sight.
Female Kangaroo Dies at Kanpur Zoo After Two-Month Illness
A female kangaroo died at Kanpur Zoo after a two-month battle with a severe tooth and gum infection that spread to the brain, despite continuous veterinary treatment.
Jharsuguda Police Bust Drug and Arms Syndicate
Jharsuguda police dismantled an inter-state narcotics and arms syndicate, arresting three individuals and seizing ganja, a firearm, ammunition, and Rs 4.87 lakh in cash.
Rajasthan Heatwave: Sriganganagar Hottest at 44.5°C
Rajasthan faces intense heatwave; Sriganganagar records 44.5°C, highest in India. Power demand spikes, water scarcity concerns rise. Relief expected from April 26.
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Gujarat Heat: Temperatures to Rise 2-3°C, Coastal Humid
Gujarat braces for rising temperatures with coastal humidity. Rajkot hits 42.7°C. Doctors warn of heatstroke and dehydration. IMD predicts 41°C in Ahmedabad on Friday.
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