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Remains of Grand Canyon trekker found after 15 years
World

Remains of Grand Canyon trekker found after 15 years

In December 2025, human remains were identified as those of William Ott, a skilled hiker who vanished during his quest for ancient rock art in the Grand Canyon back in April 2012. The search for Ott concluded after his daypack was discovered nearby, containing personal items. Authorities used DNA testing to confirm his identity after years of searching for answers.

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'Alpha' star Sharvari turns up the glam in an all-black look with a price tag of Rs 2.20 lakh
Entertainment

'Alpha' star Sharvari turns up the glam in an all-black look with a price tag of Rs 2.20 lakh

Sharvari stepped out in a striking all-black ensemble from homegrown label Misho Designs, comprising a cropped blazer, panelled trousers and a strapless corset, each finished with a signature 24K gold-plated brooch. Paired with Gucci pumps and Misho and Daniel Wellington jewellery, the actress's look comes with a combined price tag running well over Rs. 2.20 lakh.

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Longer routes, higher costs, 26,000 cancellations: US-Iran conflict hits Indian airlines
Business

Longer routes, higher costs, 26,000 cancellations: US-Iran conflict hits Indian airlines

Indian airlines have cancelled approximately 26,000 international flights due to Middle East airspace restrictions. These disruptions have led to flight diversions and delays, impacting airline operations significantly. Longer flight routes are increasing fuel consumption and raising overall operating expenses for carriers. Airlines are also experiencing substantial revenue losses as the conflict continues. Despite these challenges, carriers are implementing measures to maintain service continuity.

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After 14 years of Deschamps, France set to announce Zidane as new head coach
Sports

After 14 years of Deschamps, France set to announce Zidane as new head coach

French football is anticipating a new era with Zinedine Zidane's expected appointment. The federation president will announce the new men's national team head coach Tuesday. Didier Deschamps departs after a successful fourteen-year tenure with the French team. Zidane returns to management after his successful spell with Real Madrid. The new coach will prepare for upcoming Nations League fixtures in September.

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India's first hydrogen-powered train clocks around 900 km in five days
Business

India's first hydrogen-powered train clocks around 900 km in five days

India's first hydrogen fuel cell train has covered 900 kilometers on its initial operational route. This new train runs on hydrogen fuel cells, producing only water vapor and heat. Passenger fares remain consistent with ordinary diesel services on this pilot project. The train operates on the Jind-Sonipat corridor in Haryana, carrying many passengers. India joins a select group of nations testing this advanced rail technology.

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'Is it justified?' Tusshar on 50 vanity vans, budget of Rs 110 crore for 'Welcome To The Jungle'
Entertainment

'Is it justified?' Tusshar on 50 vanity vans, budget of Rs 110 crore for 'Welcome To The Jungle'

Actor Tusshar Kapoor discussed the massive scale of the film 'Welcome To The Jungle'. He admitted initial hesitation about joining a project with thirty-four actors. Kapoor described the set atmosphere as a lively and friendly college canteen. He often calculated the enormous daily expenses involved in the production. Kapoor also shared his views on sensible limits for actor entourage expenses.

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Do Humans Use Only 10% Of Their Brain? Here's What Science Actually Says
Health

Do Humans Use Only 10% Of Their Brain? Here's What Science Actually Says

The human brain is one of the body's most complex and vital organs. From helping us think and remember to controlling emotions, movement, and decision-making, it works around the clock. Yet despite years of scientific research, several myths about the brain continue to circulate and are often accepted as facts. Here are some of the most common misconceptions about brain health and what experts actually say. Five Common Brain Myths And The Facts Behind Them Myth 1: Humans Use Only 10% Of Their Brain This is one of the most widespread myths. According to experts, there is no scientific evidence that humans use only 10% of their brain. Different regions of the brain perform different functions, and even while we sleep, the brain remains active, carrying out essential processes. Myth 2: Brain Health Matters Only In Old Age Many people believe they need to worry about brain health only after they grow older. In reality, healthy habits developed during childhood and adulthood can benefit the brain throughout life. Regular exercise, quality sleep, stress management, and mental stimulation all contribute to long-term brain health. Myth 3: Occasional Forgetfulness Always Means Disease Forgetting a name or misplacing everyday items from time to time is usually normal. Stress, poor sleep, fatigue, or a busy schedule can temporarily affect memory. However, if memory problems become frequent or start interfering with daily life, it is important to consult a healthcare professional. ALSO READ | Want Faster Hair Growth? Learn How To Make Pumpkin Seed Oil At Home Brain Games Alone Are Not Enough Many people believe solving puzzles, Sudoku, or other brain-training games is all that's needed to keep the brain sharp. While these activities can help stimulate certain cognitive skills, they are only one part of the picture. Experts say overall brain health also depends on regular physical activity, sufficient sleep, social interaction, continuous learning, and a balanced diet. Keeping both the mind and body active is essential for maintaining healthy brain function. Another common misconception is that food affects only the body and not the brain. In fact, nutrients such as healthy fats, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants play an important role in supporting brain function. No single food is a magic solution, but a nutritious, well-balanced diet can help support long-term cognitive health. ALSO READ | Forget Lucknow And Patna, Explore India's Famous 'Mango City' This Summer Simple Habits That Support Brain Health Looking after your brain doesn't require complicated routines. Small, consistent lifestyle choices can make a meaningful difference over time. Aim to exercise regularly, get adequate sleep every night, eat a balanced diet rich in whole foods, continue learning new skills, and manage stress through healthy activities. If you notice persistent memory problems or other concerning symptoms, seek medical advice rather than relying on myths or self-diagnosis. Understanding the facts behind common brain myths is the first step toward making informed choices that support lifelong brain health. [Disclaimer: The information provided in the article is intended for general informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.]

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Deepika Chikhalia on Sai Pallavi playing Sita in 'Ramayana'
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Deepika Chikhalia on Sai Pallavi playing Sita in 'Ramayana'

Deepika Chikhalia shared her views on Sai Pallavi portraying Sita in the new 'Ramayana' film. She praised Pallavi's acting talent while awaiting the movie's release for judgment. Chikhalia recalled her own initial role as Goddess Lakshmi before becoming Sita. She noted the enduring legacy of the original 'Ramayan' and its impact. Typecasting after playing Sita made it difficult for Chikhalia to secure other roles.

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