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Shrinking Forests May Push Mosquitoes to Prefer Human Blood: Study from Brazil
New Delhi: A recent study from Brazil has found that deforestation and biodiversity loss may be altering mosquito feeding behaviour, prompting these insects to increasingly target humans over other wildlife. The research, conducted in the Atlantic Forest, underscores how environmental changes can have direct public health implications by heightening the risk of vector-borne diseases. Biodiversity Loss in the Atlantic Forest
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Sara Cox to Retire from International Rugby After Trailblazing Career
Sara Cox, the world’s first professional female rugby union referee, has announced her retirement from international officiating after a distinguished career spanning over a decade. Cox, from Exeter, has officiated 51 international matches, making her the most experienced female referee in the history of the sport. Her final international appearance came during New Zealand’s quarter-final
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Haas Unveils 2026 F1 Car VF26 Ahead of Biggest Rule Changes in Decades
Haas has become the first Formula 1 team to reveal images of its 2026 car, the VF26, ahead of a season set to feature the sport’s most significant rule overhaul in decades. Digital renders released on Monday showcase the car’s new aerodynamic design, highlighting narrower wings, revised engine-cover fins, and a chassis built to fully
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“You Will Be the Actors, Directors, and Audience of ‘Viksit Bharat’: Navy Chief to Youth”
New Delhi: In a compelling address to NCC cadets on Monday, Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi invoked the world of cinema to highlight the crucial role of India’s youth in shaping the nation’s future. Drawing a metaphor between filmmaking and nation-building, the admiral said that the country’s young population would be the actors, producers, directors, and sometimes even
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London Spirit Strengthen Squad with England Trio Ahead of 2026 Hundred
London Spirit have announced a raft of high-profile signings for the 2026 Hundred season, including England internationals Liam Livingstone, Jamie Overton, and Charlie Dean. The moves are part of a broader strategy to bolster both the men’s and women’s squads ahead of the eagerly anticipated summer tournament. The franchise, based at Lord’s, has made eight
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Uttar Pradesh Charts Path to Green Hydrogen Leadership with Two Centres of Excellence
Lucknow: The Uttar Pradesh government is intensifying its push to establish the state as a technology leader in green hydrogen, unveiling an action plan focused on research, innovation, and entrepreneurship under its Green Hydrogen Policy. The plan, announced on Monday, aims to position UP as a hub for green energy technologies, reduce production costs, and contribute significantly to
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Everton Deny Aston Villa Chance to Close Gap on Arsenal in Premier League
Aston Villa missed the opportunity to move second in the Premier League as Everton secured a deserved 1-0 victory at Villa Park. Thierno Barry’s composed strike midway through the second half proved decisive, ending Villa’s 11-game unbeaten home run in the league and halting their momentum under manager Unai Emery. Everton’s triumph was built on
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Delhi Government to Upskill 1.20 Lakh Registered Construction Workers Under Social Security Code
New Delhi: The Delhi government has announced an ambitious plan to upskill 1.20 lakh registered construction workers in the city, aiming to improve their efficiency, employability, and overall livelihood prospects. The initiative, spearheaded by the Delhi Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare (DBOCWW) Board, is part of the broader framework under the Code of Social Security, 2020, which was implemented
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Arsenal and Chelsea Lead Women’s Football Money League in 2025
Arsenal Women’s Football Club generated the highest revenue of any women’s football club in 2025, according to Deloitte’s latest analysis. The 2025 UEFA Women’s Champions League winners leapfrogged previous leader Barcelona with £21.5 million, marking a 43% increase compared to 2024. Chelsea Women’s Football Club, who secured a domestic treble last season, followed closely behind
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Delhi Court Convicts Man in 2018 Attempt-to-Murder Case Linked to Robbery
New Delhi: A Delhi court has convicted Sona Lal alias Sone Lal Baitha in connection with a 2018 incident in which a migrant labourer was robbed and stabbed, ruling that the accused shared a common intention to commit the offences even though he did not personally wield the weapon. The conviction was pronounced by Additional Sessions Judge Sumedh Kumar Sethi, who held
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