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Doberman's cries lead mother to baby's rare heart condition at 280 bpm
A six-month-old baby in England was diagnosed with a rare heart condition after his family's pet Doberman began crying and refusing to leave his side. Concerned by the dog's unusual behaviour, his mother took him to hospital, where doctors found his heart beating at 280 beats per...
Prince's former Beverly Park rental gets $13.5m price cut from $68m
The sprawling estate at 77 Beverly Park Lane is listed for $54.5 million after a significant price cut. It features nine bedrooms, 15 bathrooms, and a private theatre for entertaining guests comfortably. The property was previously owned by developer George Santopietro and boaste...
Iran declares UK navy, air force 'terrorist' groups, puts MI6 in hostile list
Iran has officially designated Britain's Royal Navy and Royal Air Force as terrorist organizations due to recent tensions. The Iranian foreign ministry accused Britain of supporting military operations against Tehran, particularly by facilitating access to bases. This decision wa...
Amid Sooryavanshi debate, Gambhir says, 'my job is not to make everyone happy'
Sanju Samson and Abhishek Sharma have continued to open the innings and played key roles in India's successful defence of their T20I World Cup title earlier this year.
Jeff Bezos & his wife donated $100M to protect endangered animals, plants -- 73
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez Bezos have pledged $100 million to the newly formed Species Recovery Alliance for conservation efforts. This initiative seeks to prevent vulnerable species from going extinct through coordinated support for various recovery projects. The alliance com...
Ishan Kishan creates T20I milestone, becomes third-fastest Indian to 2,000 runs
Ishan Kishan dazzled fans with a brilliant half-century in the final T20I against New Zealand, marking his ascent to 2,000 career runs in just 1,345 balls — making him the third-fastest Indian to reach this landmark. His explosive 61 runs off 32 balls and a crucial partnership wi...
FREYJA missile shield: Ukraine's new bet against Russian ballistic missiles
Ukraine has finalized its contribution to the multinational missile defence system FREYJA, designed for intercepting ballistic missiles. The programme relies on European partners for essential technologies necessary for testing. Initial testing is targeted for late 2026, with bat...
FPIs withdraw Rs 34,843 crore from Indian stocks; second straight month of selling spree
Foreign portfolio investors withdrew Rs 34,843 crore from Indian equities in October, continuing a trend. Despite substantial outflows, foreign investors became net buyers towards the end of the month. Market experts suggest that recent foreign buying may indicate a shift in sent...
In a big blow to AAP, 2 MLAs quit party after 1st candidate list announcement
Chetan Singh Jouramajra from Samana and Harmeet Singh Pathanmajra from Sanour resigned from AAP recently. Their resignations occurred shortly after AAP announced its candidate list for 2027 assembly elections. Pathanmajra has faced legal issues, including a rape case, which has i...
Texas school to be named after janitor who served children for 39 years
Marilyn Hampton, 76, who worked as a school custodian in Texas for 39 years, has been honoured with an elementary school named after her. Hampton, who once considered herself a failure for not attending college, regularly helped students with schoolwork and bought supplies for th...
Irrfan made son Babil take buses and rickshaws to school despite owning cars
Babil Khan reminisces about his school days, often taking public transport despite his family's access to cars. His father, the late Irrfan Khan, believed in the importance of experiencing life's challenges, while his mother, Sutapa, was a constant supporter during significant mo...
Psychology says preferring candid photos may be more than an aesthetic choice
Candid photographs are often appreciated for their authenticity, standing in stark contrast to staged images that may feel contrived. Studies show that viewers often connect more deeply with the realness of candid shots, which encapsulate unguarded moments from daily life. This b...
'Why do you challenge democracy?' BJP says Rahul acting on behest of foreign powers
BJP leader Nitin Nabin accused Congress leader Rahul Gandhi of furthering foreign agendas at a rally in Haryana. Nabin criticized Congress for claiming democracy is at risk only when it loses elections in multiple states. He challenged allegations regarding voter deletion and pas...
'All qualities of leader': Yuvraj backs Abhishek for India captaincy, inclusion in ODIs
Yuvraj, who has mentored Abhishek and shares a close bond with the left-handed batter, pointed to the way he encourages younger players as one of the signs of his leadership qualities.