Be ready for Op Sindoor 2.0, Op Snow Leopard 2.0: Army chief General Dhiraj Seth to officers

Army chief General Dhiraj Seth at a forward location near the Line of Control in the Poonch-Rajouri-Sundarbani sector of J&K. (Image credit: Indian Army) General Dhiraj Seth, who recently took over as the army chief, wrote a letter to serving army officers on 6 July 2026 titled “Together Towards Excellence.” In the letter General Seth…

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China’s Long March 10B Successfully Retrieves Orbital-Class Rocket Booster |

China has successfully landed an orbital reusable booster at sea (X) China has successfully tested an experimental sea-based rocket booster recovery system, marking a major step towards developing reusable launch vehicles and narrowing the gap with the United States in reusable rocket technology.The Long March 10B rocket lifted off from the Hainan commercial space launch…

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E20 costlier to produce than pure petrol: Government

Petroleum ministry clarifies ethanol programme amid debate NEW DELHI: Petroleum and natural gas ministry on Friday said that E20 petrol is currently costlier to produce than pure petrol at prevailing global crude oil prices, but maintained that the ethanol blending programme has helped protect Indian consumers from volatile international oil prices while improving the country’s…

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Is ‘Jana Nayagan’ Vijay’s first film to receive an ‘A’ certificate from CBFC? Here’s the truth | Tamil Movie News

The CBFC has finally cleared ‘Jana Nayagan’ with an ‘A’ certificate, ending months of uncertainty over the film’s censor process. Post the announcement, many users on social media said that this is the first Vijay film to get an adult rating. However, that’s not true. While ‘Jana Nayagan’ is Vijay’s first ‘A’-certified film in nearly…

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A 21-year-old founder accidentally spent $30,000 on AI tokens in a month. Here’s why he says it was worth every dollar |

Image: Sarthak Dhawan/ Linkedin Artificial intelligence has transformed the way startups build products, allowing small teams to accomplish in weeks what once took months. But that speed comes at a price. Every prompt sent to an AI model consumes computing resources, measured in tokens, and heavy usage can quickly turn into a sizable bill. For…

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Rishabh Agrawal replies to reports of rejecting Meta’s million-dollar offer after working at the company for five months: Meta offer was an …

IIT Bombay graduate and AI entrepreneur Rishabh Agrawal has addressed reports claiming he turned down a million-dollar offer from Meta after working at the company for five months. Last year announcing his departure from Meta, Agarwal shared a post on X and wrote, “This is my last week at @AIatMeta. It was a tough decision…

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IAF ranks 3rd in global airpower, outflanks China for 5th time since 2022; but critical gaps still remain

A formation consisting of three Su-30 MKIs fly in formation. (Image credit: Indian Air Force) The World Directory of Modern Military Aircraft (WDMMA) has again ranked the Indian Air Force third in its 2026 list, after the United States and Russia. More notably, China’s People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) is placed fourth. This is…

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Why is butter yellow while milk is white? The science behind the colour difference

Milk and butter are two of the most commonly used dairy products. And while we use them on a daily basis, have you ever wondered why butter has a rich yellow hue while the milk it comes from looks bright white? Isn’t it surprising that butter is made by churning milk or cream, and still…

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China’s mega dam on Brahmaputra facing major natural threat: Report

The findings have renewed concerns not only over the safety of the project itself but also over its wider implications for India. (Generative image) Even as China races to build the world’s largest hydropower project on the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet, its own government-backed geologists have warned that the mega dam sits above an…

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48-hour miracle: How Delhi just did something it hasn’t done in 3 years | Delhi News

Thursday offered a rare sight for a city that spends much of the year battling hazardous air pollution, and a rarer statistic. Delhi’s air quality slipped into the “good” category for the first time in nearly three years, giving residents a fleeting sense of what it actually feels like to breathe clean air.The continuous monsoon…

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