July 26, 2026
Netherlands has a floating solar farm where scientists found hundreds of fish and thousands of aquatic creatures living beneath the panels

Netherlands has a floating solar farm where scientists found hundreds of fish and thousands of aquatic creatures living beneath the panels

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A floating solar farm in the Netherlands is turning out to have an effect nobody quite expected; it is giving underwater life a real boost. Bomhofsplas is a large artificial lake near the city of Zwolle, and its surface is now covered with more than seventy thousand solar panels installed by the energy company BayWa…

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‘Those free hits made it easier’: Ishan Kishan points to Ravi Bishnoi’s nightmare over after England defeat

‘Those free hits made it easier’: Ishan Kishan points to Ravi Bishnoi’s nightmare over after England defeat

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India wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan believes the team needs to improve its approach in the middle overs and adapt better to English conditions after going down to England by four wickets in the second T20I in Manchester.The defeat extended India’s winless run in T20Is to four matches. India had lost both games against Ireland before the…

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‘Biological terrorism’ in occupied Ukraine? Kyiv accuses Russia of creating anthrax outbreak risk

‘Biological terrorism’ in occupied Ukraine? Kyiv accuses Russia of creating anthrax outbreak risk

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Could a decades-old livestock burial ground become the next flashpoint in the Russia-Ukraine war?Ukraine’s military intelligence has alleged that Russian forces are creating conditions for the spread of anthrax in occupied parts of the Kherson region by improperly disposing of infected livestock, raising concerns over potential public health risks and what Kyiv describes as a…

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R Madhavan wanted to marry Juhi Chawla after watching ‘Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak’ co-starring Aamir Khan: ‘That was my only aim’

R Madhavan wanted to marry Juhi Chawla after watching ‘Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak’ co-starring Aamir Khan: ‘That was my only aim’

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R Madhavan who recently won a Padma Shri has been admired for his talent and movies ever since he joined the industry. Infact, he had a huge fan following among women with his romantic movies like ‘Rehna Hai Terre Dil Mein’ and Mani Ratnam’s ‘Alaipayuthey’ which was then remade into ‘Saathiya’. But did you know,…

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Newlywed woman dies after fall from third floor in Delhi; family alleges dowry harassment, murder

Newlywed woman dies after fall from third floor in Delhi; family alleges dowry harassment, murder

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NEW DELHI: A 28-year-old newlywed woman died after allegedly falling from the third floor of an NDMC residential complex in Delhi’s Lodhi Colony area. Her family has accused her husband and in-laws of dowry harassment and murder.Police in a statement said, “The deceased, identified as Akriti, a resident of Pushp Vihar, was found critically injured…

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US pressured countries to skip Khamenei funeral, at least 13 withdrew or reduced participation: Reports

US pressured countries to skip Khamenei funeral, at least 13 withdrew or reduced participation: Reports

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The coffins of the late Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and members of his family are displayed on a platform at the start of the dayslong funeral ceremonies at the Imam Khomeini Mosalla Grand Mosque in Tehran, Iran, Saturday, July 4, 2026. (AP Photo/Altaf Qadri) The United States reportedly carried out a diplomatic campaign…

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Who owns the real TMC? Election Commission set to decide high-stakes battle NEW DELHI: The battle for control of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) is set to enter a decisive phase on Monday, with the rival camps led by West Bengal former CM Mamata Banerjee and Ritabrata Banerjee expected to submit documents before the Election Commission (EC) to stake claim over the party’s name, election symbol, organisational structure and assets.The confrontation marks one of the biggest political crises in the party’s 28-year history and is expected to determine which faction will be recognised as the ‘real’ Trinamool Congress.The Election Commission has directed both camps to submit organisational records, supporting documents and evidence of control over the party by 5.30 pm on July 6, after hearing preliminary submissions from both sides last week.Battle over symbol, headquarters and organisational controlAt the centre of the dispute is the TMC’s iconic grass-and-flowers election symbol, along with the party’s organisational assets, finances and headquarters, all of which have become subjects of competing claims following an escalating rebellion after the party’s defeat in the West Bengal assembly elections.The Mamata Banerjee-led faction is expected to rely on the party’s founding legacy, organisational continuity and existing structure. The rival faction led by Ritabrata Banerjee is expected to argue that it enjoys majority support among elected representatives and therefore represents the legitimate leadership.The crisis, which began as a legislative revolt, has now evolved into a full-fledged organisational battle.Last month, the rebel camp convened a special session, elected senior MLA Arup Roy as its chairperson and announced a parallel national leadership structure, claiming that the existing leadership had lost the confidence of the majority of elected representatives.The dissident faction first demonstrated its strength when 58 of the TMC’s 80 MLAs backed Ritabrata Banerjee’s claim to the post of Leader of the Opposition instead of the candidate supported by Mamata Banerjee. The faction now claims it has the support of around 65 MLAs.The rebellion has also spread to Parliament. 20 Lok Sabha MPs, led by Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar, aligned themselves with the Nationalist Citizens Party of India (NCPI), weakening Mamata’s position in Parliament and strengthening the dissidents’ claim of political legitimacy.Trinamool Bhavan takeover escalates disputeThe organisational battle intensified further on Friday when the Ritabrata-led faction took control of Trinamool Bhavan, the party’s operational headquarters in Kolkata.The rebel leaders changed the locks, installed fresh posters and declared that the office would now function as their organisational headquarters.The takeover came a day after the faction met Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and the two Election Commissioners in New Delhi to press its claim over the party’s leadership, symbol, organisational structure and assets.”We have gathered all documentary evidence and will place it before the commission. We are confident the decision will be based on facts, numbers and organisational legitimacy,” a senior leader of the Ritabrata camp said.The Mamata Banerjee camp has strongly objected to the rebels’ claims, arguing that leaders expelled from the party cannot represent it before the Election Commission.Senior leaders from the Kalighat camp are expected to present their counter-claims before the poll panel on Monday.A senior leader from the Mamata Banerjee faction said the party’s organisational structure remained intact despite the rebellion.”The TMC was built by Mamata Banerjee and continues to be led by her. A temporary numerical shift among some elected representatives cannot erase the party’s organisational continuity or its connection with workers and supporters across Bengal,” the leader said.The dissident camp, however, maintained that the dispute would ultimately be decided by the ‘test of majority’.”We have compiled all documentary evidence and are ready to place it before the commission. The facts and numbers speak for themselves. We have nothing to fear from a transparent process,” another senior leader of the rebel faction said.Mamata Banerjee confident of retaining party symbolSpeaking during a Facebook Live interaction on Saturday, Mamata Banerjee dismissed concerns over the party symbol and expressed confidence that the faction would retain it.”I don’t care about the party symbol, although I know they won’t be able to snatch it away. They will not succeed since I will dangle the symbol from my neck and reach out to the people. Many have betrayed the party and walked away. They won only because I signed on their nomination papers. At the BJP’s behest, they have betrayed the party,” she said.In an apparent reference to Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, she added, “But even if they use ‘Vanish Kumar’ to snatch away the party symbol, they will not be able to silence my voice. Individuals may leave, but an institution does not cease to exist.”Background: How the crisis beganThe dispute intensified after the Ritabrata Banerjee-led faction approached the Election Commission seeking recognition as the legitimate Trinamool Congress and staking claim over the party’s name and election symbol.The crisis has deepened steadily since the TMC’s defeat in the 2026 West Bengal assembly elections.On Friday, the Mamata Banerjee-led faction accused the rival camp of illegally taking over Trinamool Bhavan and lodged a police complaint alleging criminal trespass.TMC MP Kalyan Banerjee described the dissidents as ‘criminal trespassers’ and warned that the party would pursue legal action. “They are criminal trespassers. They started the game and we will finish it. We will go to court,” he said.Senior leaders, including Kunal Ghosh and Madan Mitra, accused the police and central forces of allowing the rebel faction to occupy the office and alleged that the dissidents were acting at the BJP’s behest.Meanwhile, the Ritabrata Banerjee faction maintained that it had completed all formalities with the owners of the premises and declared that Trinamool Bhavan would function as its organisational headquarters.With both camps now claiming control over the party’s organisation, assets and symbol, Monday’s submissions before the Election Commission are expected to mark the beginning of a crucial legal and political battle that could determine who carries forward the legacy of the Trinamool Congress.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosMumbai Monsoon Horror: 63-Year-Old Dies After Tree Falls On ShopCentre Denies Reports That Bhutan Rejected India’s E20 Petrol ProposalPoJK Protesters Seek Help From India’s Jammu, Kashmir & Ladakh Regions Amid Pakistan’s CrackdownPrashant Kishor To Finally Contest Bankipur Bypoll, Jan Suraaj Names Founder As CandidateWhy Did China Reacted Sharply To Japan PM Sanae Takaichi’s India Visit?Govt Cracks Down on Meta Over Alleged Child Sexual Abuse-Linked Instagram Ads, Seeks Reply in 7 DaysMamata Reassumes TMC Leadership As Dilip Ghosh Claims Party Is Crumbling Amid ResignationsWhy Adani’s .4 Billion Vizhinjam Port Stake Sale To MSC Has Triggered A Political RowWhy the NDA Still Faces an Uphill Battle to Pass the Women’s Reservation Bill Despite Higher Numbers8 Officials Suspended After Books Allegedly Glorifying Separatists : J&K School Book Row123PhotostoriesSonam Kapoor’s Punit Balana look had more drama than Anshula Kapoor’s mehendi playlist, and we loved every bit of itTop 5 most active dog breeds5 grasslands in India where the monsoon feels magical5 things to expect at India’s widest waterfall during the monsoonHigh cholesterol often has no symptoms, says AHA: These 10 guidelines could help protect your heartPersonality test: Only the first thing you notice in this illusion reveals your true hidden strengthAamir Khan weds Gauri Spratt: Before saying ‘I Do,’ Aamir Khan dropped these 5 surprisingly honest quotes on loveFrom Krushna Abhishek’s California house to Vicky Jain’s Rs 50 crore home: Celebrities who own several luxurious properties5 best hair oils for frizzy locks during monsoon that actually tame humidityPersonality test: The first detail that you spot in this optical illusion reveals a surprising truth about you123Hot PicksNHL Trade RumorHarrison ButkerTaylor and Travis Wedding PhotosIndia Passport Ranking SlipsBSUSC applicationsMumbai rainDelhi MurderBrittany MahomesTrumpTop TrendingNHL TradeDelhi rainBrittany MahomesFIFA World Cup 2026Mamata BanerjeeBengaluru Capgemini DaycareKetan AgarwalFrance FIFA World CupNFL Trade RumorVozinha

Who owns the real TMC? Election Commission set to decide high-stakes battle NEW DELHI: The battle for control of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) is set to enter a decisive phase on Monday, with the rival camps led by West Bengal former CM Mamata Banerjee and Ritabrata Banerjee expected to submit documents before the Election Commission (EC) to stake claim over the party’s name, election symbol, organisational structure and assets.The confrontation marks one of the biggest political crises in the party’s 28-year history and is expected to determine which faction will be recognised as the ‘real’ Trinamool Congress.The Election Commission has directed both camps to submit organisational records, supporting documents and evidence of control over the party by 5.30 pm on July 6, after hearing preliminary submissions from both sides last week.Battle over symbol, headquarters and organisational controlAt the centre of the dispute is the TMC’s iconic grass-and-flowers election symbol, along with the party’s organisational assets, finances and headquarters, all of which have become subjects of competing claims following an escalating rebellion after the party’s defeat in the West Bengal assembly elections.The Mamata Banerjee-led faction is expected to rely on the party’s founding legacy, organisational continuity and existing structure. The rival faction led by Ritabrata Banerjee is expected to argue that it enjoys majority support among elected representatives and therefore represents the legitimate leadership.The crisis, which began as a legislative revolt, has now evolved into a full-fledged organisational battle.Last month, the rebel camp convened a special session, elected senior MLA Arup Roy as its chairperson and announced a parallel national leadership structure, claiming that the existing leadership had lost the confidence of the majority of elected representatives.The dissident faction first demonstrated its strength when 58 of the TMC’s 80 MLAs backed Ritabrata Banerjee’s claim to the post of Leader of the Opposition instead of the candidate supported by Mamata Banerjee. The faction now claims it has the support of around 65 MLAs.The rebellion has also spread to Parliament. 20 Lok Sabha MPs, led by Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar, aligned themselves with the Nationalist Citizens Party of India (NCPI), weakening Mamata’s position in Parliament and strengthening the dissidents’ claim of political legitimacy.Trinamool Bhavan takeover escalates disputeThe organisational battle intensified further on Friday when the Ritabrata-led faction took control of Trinamool Bhavan, the party’s operational headquarters in Kolkata.The rebel leaders changed the locks, installed fresh posters and declared that the office would now function as their organisational headquarters.The takeover came a day after the faction met Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and the two Election Commissioners in New Delhi to press its claim over the party’s leadership, symbol, organisational structure and assets.”We have gathered all documentary evidence and will place it before the commission. We are confident the decision will be based on facts, numbers and organisational legitimacy,” a senior leader of the Ritabrata camp said.The Mamata Banerjee camp has strongly objected to the rebels’ claims, arguing that leaders expelled from the party cannot represent it before the Election Commission.Senior leaders from the Kalighat camp are expected to present their counter-claims before the poll panel on Monday.A senior leader from the Mamata Banerjee faction said the party’s organisational structure remained intact despite the rebellion.”The TMC was built by Mamata Banerjee and continues to be led by her. A temporary numerical shift among some elected representatives cannot erase the party’s organisational continuity or its connection with workers and supporters across Bengal,” the leader said.The dissident camp, however, maintained that the dispute would ultimately be decided by the ‘test of majority’.”We have compiled all documentary evidence and are ready to place it before the commission. The facts and numbers speak for themselves. We have nothing to fear from a transparent process,” another senior leader of the rebel faction said.Mamata Banerjee confident of retaining party symbolSpeaking during a Facebook Live interaction on Saturday, Mamata Banerjee dismissed concerns over the party symbol and expressed confidence that the faction would retain it.”I don’t care about the party symbol, although I know they won’t be able to snatch it away. They will not succeed since I will dangle the symbol from my neck and reach out to the people. Many have betrayed the party and walked away. They won only because I signed on their nomination papers. At the BJP’s behest, they have betrayed the party,” she said.In an apparent reference to Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, she added, “But even if they use ‘Vanish Kumar’ to snatch away the party symbol, they will not be able to silence my voice. Individuals may leave, but an institution does not cease to exist.”Background: How the crisis beganThe dispute intensified after the Ritabrata Banerjee-led faction approached the Election Commission seeking recognition as the legitimate Trinamool Congress and staking claim over the party’s name and election symbol.The crisis has deepened steadily since the TMC’s defeat in the 2026 West Bengal assembly elections.On Friday, the Mamata Banerjee-led faction accused the rival camp of illegally taking over Trinamool Bhavan and lodged a police complaint alleging criminal trespass.TMC MP Kalyan Banerjee described the dissidents as ‘criminal trespassers’ and warned that the party would pursue legal action. “They are criminal trespassers. They started the game and we will finish it. We will go to court,” he said.Senior leaders, including Kunal Ghosh and Madan Mitra, accused the police and central forces of allowing the rebel faction to occupy the office and alleged that the dissidents were acting at the BJP’s behest.Meanwhile, the Ritabrata Banerjee faction maintained that it had completed all formalities with the owners of the premises and declared that Trinamool Bhavan would function as its organisational headquarters.With both camps now claiming control over the party’s organisation, assets and symbol, Monday’s submissions before the Election Commission are expected to mark the beginning of a crucial legal and political battle that could determine who carries forward the legacy of the Trinamool Congress.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosMumbai Monsoon Horror: 63-Year-Old Dies After Tree Falls On ShopCentre Denies Reports That Bhutan Rejected India’s E20 Petrol ProposalPoJK Protesters Seek Help From India’s Jammu, Kashmir & Ladakh Regions Amid Pakistan’s CrackdownPrashant Kishor To Finally Contest Bankipur Bypoll, Jan Suraaj Names Founder As CandidateWhy Did China Reacted Sharply To Japan PM Sanae Takaichi’s India Visit?Govt Cracks Down on Meta Over Alleged Child Sexual Abuse-Linked Instagram Ads, Seeks Reply in 7 DaysMamata Reassumes TMC Leadership As Dilip Ghosh Claims Party Is Crumbling Amid ResignationsWhy Adani’s $1.4 Billion Vizhinjam Port Stake Sale To MSC Has Triggered A Political RowWhy the NDA Still Faces an Uphill Battle to Pass the Women’s Reservation Bill Despite Higher Numbers8 Officials Suspended After Books Allegedly Glorifying Separatists : J&K School Book Row123PhotostoriesSonam Kapoor’s Punit Balana look had more drama than Anshula Kapoor’s mehendi playlist, and we loved every bit of itTop 5 most active dog breeds5 grasslands in India where the monsoon feels magical5 things to expect at India’s widest waterfall during the monsoonHigh cholesterol often has no symptoms, says AHA: These 10 guidelines could help protect your heartPersonality test: Only the first thing you notice in this illusion reveals your true hidden strengthAamir Khan weds Gauri Spratt: Before saying ‘I Do,’ Aamir Khan dropped these 5 surprisingly honest quotes on loveFrom Krushna Abhishek’s California house to Vicky Jain’s Rs 50 crore home: Celebrities who own several luxurious properties5 best hair oils for frizzy locks during monsoon that actually tame humidityPersonality test: The first detail that you spot in this optical illusion reveals a surprising truth about you123Hot PicksNHL Trade RumorHarrison ButkerTaylor and Travis Wedding PhotosIndia Passport Ranking SlipsBSUSC applicationsMumbai rainDelhi MurderBrittany MahomesTrumpTop TrendingNHL TradeDelhi rainBrittany MahomesFIFA World Cup 2026Mamata BanerjeeBengaluru Capgemini DaycareKetan AgarwalFrance FIFA World CupNFL Trade RumorVozinha

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Who owns the real TMC? Election Commission set to decide high-stakes battle NEW DELHI: The battle for control of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) is set to enter a decisive phase on Monday, with the rival camps led by West Bengal former CM Mamata Banerjee and Ritabrata Banerjee expected to submit documents before the Election Commission…

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As Aamir Khan marries Gauri Spratt, here’s all you need to know about her journey as an entrepreneur with an estimated net worth of Rs 40 crore

As Aamir Khan marries Gauri Spratt, here’s all you need to know about her journey as an entrepreneur with an estimated net worth of Rs 40 crore

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Aamir Khan and Gauri Spratt have officially begun a new chapter together. The couple tied the knot in a private registered wedding ceremony held on Sunday, July 5, at the actor’s residence in Bandra, Mumbai. Instead of hosting a lavish celebration, the newlyweds chose to keep the occasion intimate, with only close family members and…

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USA@250: One nation, under construction

USA@250: One nation, under construction

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USA@250: One nation, under construction The TOI correspondent from Washington: America turned 250 on Saturday with the sort of birthday celebration only Washington DC could produce: military flyovers, patriotic music, thunderstorms, a late-night presidential address with huffy rhetoric about liberty, war, and greatness before thousands of feverish, flag-waving MAGA supporters, followed by enough fireworks to…

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Spain has an island where people speak entirely through whistles, full sentences travel across kilometres of mountain valleys, and every child still learns the language in school

Spain has an island where people speak entirely through whistles, full sentences travel across kilometres of mountain valleys, and every child still learns the language in school

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On a small, mountainous island in the Canary archipelago off the coast of northwest Africa, an entire community still communicates using nothing but whistles. The island is called La Gomera, and the whistled language, known as Silbo Gomero, can carry a full sentence across several kilometres of deep mountain ravine, far further than the human…

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15 India-bound ships carrying urea, DAP and sulphur cross Hormuz: Govt

15 India-bound ships carrying urea, DAP and sulphur cross Hormuz: Govt

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Despite the recent Middle East disruptions, India’s fertiliser supply has remained largely on track, with most shipments crossing the Strait of Hormuz safely and domestic production exceeding targets, according to the ministry of chemicals and fertilisers.The ministry said that out of 20 vessels carrying fertilisers and raw materials for India, 15 have successfully crossed the…

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When hate crashed US birthday party

When hate crashed US birthday party

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TOI correspondent from Washington: Every party has uninvited guests and on America’s 250th birthday bash, they arrived in matching khakis, face masks, dark glasses, and military-style formation.Hours before President Trump extolled the virtues of liberty, democracy and the American experiment in his speech, roughly 400 members of the white nationalist group Patriot Front marched through…

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Quote of the day by Winston Churchill: “I am prepared to meet my Maker. Whether my Maker is prepared for the great ordeal of meeting me is another matter.” | World News

Quote of the day by Winston Churchill: “I am prepared to meet my Maker. Whether my Maker is prepared for the great ordeal of meeting me is another matter.” | World News

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Quote of the day by Winston Churchill (AI-generated image) Most people, asked whether they fear death, either dodge the question or answer with something solemn. Winston Churchill did neither. “I am prepared to meet my Maker,” he said. “Whether my Maker is prepared for the great ordeal of meeting me is another matter.” It is…

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‘Political vendetta’: Congress vows to block Bill seeking automatic removal of PM, CMs after 30 days in jail | India News

‘Political vendetta’: Congress vows to block Bill seeking automatic removal of PM, CMs after 30 days in jail | India News

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The Congress on Sunday said it would ‘strongly oppose’ the proposed Constitution amendment Bill that seeks the automatic removal of the Prime Minister, chief ministers and ministers if they remain in judicial custody for 30 consecutive days in cases involving serious criminal offences.The party also expressed confidence that the BJP-led government would fail to secure…

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Jul 05, 2026, 20:33 IST

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Cape Verde Receive Hero’s Welcome (Image: X) Cape Verde’s national football team returned home to a rapturous reception at Nelson Mandela Praia International Airport, as thousands of supporters celebrated the Blue Sharks’ historic campaign at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.The homecoming marked a landmark moment for the island nation after Cape Verde became the smallest…

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History for Ellyse Perry! Australia star equals all-time Women’s T20 World Cup record | Cricket News

History for Ellyse Perry! Australia star equals all-time Women’s T20 World Cup record | Cricket News

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Ellyse Perry (Image credit: T20 World Cup) NEW DELHI: Ellyse Perry equalled Alyssa Healy’s record for the most Women’s T20 World Cup final appearances after taking the field in Australia’s title clash against England at Lord’s on Sunday. Perry made her seventh appearance in a Women’s T20 World Cup final, matching Healy’s milestone and adding…

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Greek proverb of the day: “A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall…” – a powerful lesson on sacrifice, legacy and building for those who come after |

Greek proverb of the day: “A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall…” – a powerful lesson on sacrifice, legacy and building for those who come after |

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Think about something in your life that you use every day without thinking about who built it. A road. A hospital. A school. A park with trees old enough that no living person remembers them being planted. Somebody made a decision, at some point, to begin something they knew they would never see finished. They…

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