Author: Rahul M

Bengaluru police arrested three persons, including a police constable and a former employee of CMS Info System Limited, in connection with the daylight robbery of ₹7.11 crore from an ATM cash refill van, Bengaluru Police Commissioner Seemant Kumar Singh said on Saturday. The police also have recovered most of the amount looted during the crime from a CMS cash van, and the vehicles used in the crime have been seized. #Bengaluru | Police Crack Down on ATM Cash Van Heist, Recover ₹5.76 CroreThe Bengaluru City Police have successfully solved the November 19, 2025, ATM cash van robbery, arresting three key…

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DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — Israel’s military on Saturday launched airstrikes against Hamas militants in Gaza in the latest test of the ceasefire that began on Oct. 10. Health officials in Gaza reported at least 24 people killed and another 54 wounded, including children.The Israeli strikes came as international momentum was building on Gaza, with the U.N. Security Council on Monday approving the U.S. blueprint to secure and govern the territory. It authorizes an international stabilization force to provide security, approves a transitional authority to be overseen by President Donald Trump and envisions a possible future path to an…

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Albert L. Ortega/Getty Images It goes without saying that the late Leonard Nimoy’s most famous role is Spock, the lovably logical Vulcan first officer in “Star Trek: The Original series” and beyond. He retired the Spock ears following the final original series crew film “Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country,” with Nimoy and DeForest Kelley both turning down appearances in “Star Trek Generations.” Nimoy instead used his distinctive baritone to focus mostly on voice work in the 1990s and into the 2000s. While that primarily meant narration in documentaries and…

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Thiruvananthapuram: While the Congress is gearing up for high-stakes local body polls and a crucial assembly election in Kerala, its Thiruvananthapuram MP Shashi Tharoor has been mostly missing from the party’s strategy meetings and campaigns. But no one in the Congress seems surprised.ThePrint asked Congress functionaries in the district about the MP’s involvement in local body poll activities, and many said he has been mostly absent from the state capital. In fact, Tharoor was the only UDF MP absent from the Congress’ campaign for the recently held Nilambur bypoll. N. Sakthan, the current Thiruvananthapuram District Congress Committee president, told ThePrint…

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In a remote cave in southern Italy, sealed off for over 130,000 years, scientists have uncovered evidence that could upend long-standing beliefs about how Neanderthals adapted to Ice Age Europe. For decades, researchers argued these extinct humans evolved large, broad noses as a physiological response to frigid, dry climates. A new study challenges that claim at its anatomical core. The discovery centers on Altamura Man, a remarkably preserved Neanderthal skeleton embedded in calcite deep inside Lamalunga Cave. The thick mineral crust protected the fossil’s delicate features, including internal nasal structures never before found intact in any other Neanderthal skull. Using…

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In a major development, the Bihar police have registered a First Information Report (FIR) against an Islamist named Karishma Aziz for inciting Nepal-like Gen-Z protests in the State in the aftermath of the Vidhan Sabha election. Aziz, who earlier celebrated death and destruction caused by a cloudburst in Devbhoomi Uttarkhanad, had posted a tweet on 16th November wishing chaos and anarchy in the streets of Bihar. She wrote, “What is this happening in Bihar?” The tweet was accompanied by a fake video alleging violent, youth-led protests in the State of Bihar after the election results. Screengrab of the now-deleted tweet…

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A team of researchers from Imperial College London has pinpointed the exact moment when the brain “falls” asleep, marking a sharp drop in brain activity just before sleep sets in. This discovery could improve treatments for sleep disorders and have significant implications for public safety, particularly in high-risk situations like driving. Until now, sleep was often thought to be a slow transition, much like drifting into a dream. However, according to neuroscientist Nir Grossman, who led the research, the change from wakefulness to sleep happens suddenly, much like falling off a cliff. Using EEG monitoring, the researchers observed a distinct…

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As the political row over the Election Commission (EC)’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in West Bengal intensifies, the ruling Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress (TMC) has kept its focus on the forthcoming Assembly elections due in March-April 2026.The TMC has been engaged in a balancing act between taking control of the narrative over the SIR and reaching out to the affected voters. The party has maintained that the Matua community (Scheduled Caste), whose roots are primarily in Bangladesh, has been “most affected” by the SIR exercise across Bengal, mainly in bordering districts. It has also highlighted the SIR’s…

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The research, part of the long-running Framingham Heart Study, reveals the powerful link between staying active and maintaining cognitive health, especially for those over 45, even for those with a genetic predisposition to dementia. Dementia affects millions worldwide, making it a key focus of ongoing research. While the link between exercise and improved cognitive health has long been suspected, the timing and effectiveness of physical activity throughout a person’s life remained uncertain. The new study offers a clearer picture, suggesting that midlife and late-life exercise may be particularly protective. A Comprehensive Study with Real-World Implications The study, published in JAMA…

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New Delhi: The Donald Trump-Zohran Mamdani meeting received fulsome praise from Congress leader Shashi Tharoor Friday, and the Thiruvanthapuram MP’s remarks got a stamp of approval from the BJP, with a barb at Rahul Gandhi.“This is how democracy should work,” Tharoor wrote about the much-anticipated Oval Office interaction between the US President and Indian-origin New York City mayor-elect, in a post on X. “Fight passionately for your point of view in elections, with no rhetorical holds barred. But once it’s over, and the people have spoken, learn to cooperate with each other in the common interests of the nation you…

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