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Gujarat Rape: 7-year-old girl raped, brutalised with iron rod; 35-year-old accused arrested | Rajkot News

RAJKOT: A seven-year-old girl was allegedly raped and brutalized with an iron rod inserted into her private parts in village under jurisdiction of Atkot police station in Rajkot district.The police have detained the accused, Ramsingh, a 35-year-old father of three children. The girl is under treatment at the govt children’s hospital in Rajkot and her…

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India’s first hydrogen-powered train: What’s special about it? Top 5 things to know

In a major move towards greener transportation, Indian Railways has completed the manufacturing of its first hydrogen-powered train on a pilot basis, following specifications laid out by the Research, Design & Standards Organisation (RDSO).“This project involved designing from first stages, prototype manufacturing and first-time development of hydrogen traction technology in Indian Railways,” said Union minister…

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India-US trade deal: India should be cautious on agri concessions, insist on a drastic cut in high tariffs – GTRI says

India-US trade deal: India should be highly cautious about lowering duties for USagricultural or genetically modified products and must press the Trump administration to sharply reduce its steep tariffs, the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) said on Wednesday.The think tank also advised New Delhi to wait for the US Supreme Court’s ruling on President Donald…

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India’s first hydrogen-powered train: What’s special about it? Top 5 things to know

In a major move towards greener transportation, Indian Railways has completed the manufacturing of its first hydrogen-powered train on a pilot basis, following specifications laid out by the Research, Design & Standards Organisation (RDSO).“This project involved designing from first stages, prototype manufacturing and first-time development of hydrogen traction technology in Indian Railways,” said Union minister…

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Harvard’s mental health policies under legal scrutiny as students claim harmful, discriminatory treatment

Harvard’s mental health policies under legal scrutiny University responses to student mental health crises have become one of the most contested issues in U.S. higher education. In recent years, lawsuits at Yale, Princeton, Stanford, and other elite institutions have argued that mandatory leaves of absence and restrictive return conditions effectively punish students for experiencing a…

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‘We’ve been here before’: Cautious Carey flags 2023 lesson as Australia head to Adelaide 2-0 up in Ashes | Cricket News

Alex Carey of Australia walks from the field during day four of the Second 2025/26 Ashes Series Test Match between Australia and England at The Gabba on December 07, 2025 in Brisbane, Australia. (Photo/Getty Images) Australian wicketkeeper-batter Alex Carey said England’s mid-series break in Noosa could help them, but cautioned Australia against relaxing despite the…

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New era for India’s capital markets: Young Investors and Tier-2 Cities drive change; retail investing to be big player in $10 trillion economy dream

India’s mutual fund assets under management (AUM) are projected to exceed Rs 300 lakh crore by 2035, while direct equity holdings are expected to reach Rs 250 lakh crore, signaling a major shift in the country’s investment landscape, according to the How India Invests 2025 report by Bain & Company in partnership with Groww.Mutual fund…

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Goa nightclub fire: Did Romeo Lane’s Kazakhstani belly dancer Kristina have work visa? Cops scan social-media trail | Goa News

MARGAO: Goa police are investigating whether the Kazakhstani dancer performing at Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub when a fire ripped through the venue, killing 25 people, had the legal authorisation to work in India.Kristina, a Kazakhstan national who was belly dancing at the nightclub when the massive blaze erupted, is on the radar of investigation…

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IndiGo flight cancellations: India’s duty norms stricter than global standards, says IATA chief

India’s recently introduced flight duty regulations for pilots are significantly stricter than those in many other countries, but operations are expected to stabilise over time, International Air Transport Association (IATA) Chief Willie Walsh said.His remarks follow a week of major disruptions at IndiGo, India’s largest airline, which saw hundreds of flights cancelled and thousands of…

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Electronics sector seeks Chinese investments: Wants ownership limited to 26%; what it means for India

Industry leaders in the electronics sector have urged the Indian government to allow joint venture proposals with Chinese companies under the automatic route, while limiting their equity share to a maximum of 26%, sources said.Documents reviewed by ET show that multiple industry associations, including the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and the India Electronics &…

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