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FTA with UK comes into effect today, exports to get a boost
Business

FTA with UK comes into effect today, exports to get a boost

The India-UK free trade agreement begins implementation, boosting Indian exports to the UK. Indian service providers and professionals will gain greater access to the United Kingdom market. Many Indian products will enter the UK duty-free, enhancing export competitiveness significantly. Digital service delivery is fully opened, benefiting global capability centers in India. A double contribution convention will save Indian workers and employers substantial annual amounts.

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India end England's 12-year home stronghold at Edgbaston with six-wicket win
Cricket

India end England's 12-year home stronghold at Edgbaston with six-wicket win

India defeated England by six wickets at Edgbaston on Tuesday, July 14, 2026. England's strong start faltered after reaching sixty-one without loss. Axar Patel's four wickets helped restrict England to two hundred fifty-eight runs. Shubman Gill scored eighty runs, and Axar Patel added fifty-seven not out. India achieved the target with twenty-eight deliveries remaining in the match.

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India moves to block imports linked to forced labour amid USTR probe
Business

India moves to block imports linked to forced labour amid USTR probe

India is inserting a new clause into its foreign trade policy. This clause will allow blocking imports produced using forced labour. The government will use the International Labour Organisation's definition of forced labour. This move strengthens India's legal framework for trade negotiations. The notification becomes effective after thirty days from its issuance.

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Scientists are racing to solve the mystery of Poland’s 90-year-old Crooked Forest before its bizarre C-shaped pine trees die out forever
Science

Scientists are racing to solve the mystery of Poland’s 90-year-old Crooked Forest before its bizarre C-shaped pine trees die out forever

A Polish woodland features hundreds of pine trees with lower trunks curving sharply near the ground. These trees were planted in the late 1920s and later abandoned due to war. Foresters may have deliberately bent the saplings for specialized timber production purposes. Natural causes like heavy snow are also suggested but lack definitive proof. The interruption of local life during World War Two preserved this enduring botanical curiosity.

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New Maruti Suzuki Brezza Bookings Open: New Turbo Petrol Engine Expected
Technology

New Maruti Suzuki Brezza Bookings Open: New Turbo Petrol Engine Expected

Maruti Suzuki has opened bookings for its upcoming SUV, Brezza.  The new Brezza will be back with a new look, tweaked interior but the most important change would be the turbo petrol engine.  It will get a new turbo petrol engine which powers the Fronx although the power output details are yet to be seen but we expect more power over the Fronx.  The other crucial element would be the new 6 speed manual gearbox which will debut in a Maruti Suzuki for the first time.  This new 6 speed manual gearbox would be for the turbo petrol engine which we assume.  ALSO READ: Planning To Buy An SUV? These 3 Upcoming Midsize Models Could Be Worth Waiting For Additional Features Alongside the turbo petrol engine, the naturally aspirated 1.5l petrol engine will also continue while in that a 5 speed manual is expected and a 6 speed torque converter automatic while the turbo petrol is also expected to get a 6 speed torque converter automatic.  The new Brezza will also come with styling tweaks and we also expect a CNG version with the same underbody tank configuration as seen on the Victoris.  Launch Date The new Brezza would be launched on the 24th while the interior is also expected to get some changes including the newest infotainment system from the Victoris and more.  Bookings for the new Brezza are open for Rs 11,000 via the Arena sales outlets.  The Brezza is already a success with its single petrol engine while this turbo petrol engine will add to the sales further. ALSO READ: Nissan Says India Isn't Ready For EVs Yet, Electric Car Launch Likely Around 2028

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Shekhar Suman Takes A Hilarious Dig At Aamir Khan's Third Marriage: 'He's Running A Triple Engine'
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Shekhar Suman Takes A Hilarious Dig At Aamir Khan's Third Marriage: 'He's Running A Triple Engine'

Actor and television host Shekhar Suman has sparked online discussion with a series of humorous remarks about Aamir Khan's recent marriage to Gauri Spratt. During an episode of his YouTube talk show Shekhar Tonite, Suman mixed political satire with Bollywood humour as he joked about the actor's personal life. 'Politicians Should Learn From Him' Referring to Aamir Khan's third marriage, Shekhar Suman said, "This man has given a unique vision to several generations yet to come. And that vision is to chase something till you don’t achieve it. Politicians, especially, should learn a lot from him. It’s often said that politicians know how to form alliances. But they should learn the art of forming alliances with this man." He then added, "Our government can't run a double engine, he's running a triple engine." The remark drew laughs as Suman compared coalition politics with Aamir Khan's marital journey. ALSO READ:  'Aamir Has Formed The Government For The Third Time' Continuing the joke, Shekhar Suman said, "Aapne Gauri… ek minute… gaur kiya hoga. Aamir's talent is unimaginable. He’s unique. He’s like the engine where petrol, ethanol, and isobutanol are blended together. But despite that, this engine hasn’t ceased yet, and is smoothly running on the tracks towards a new destination." He further quipped, "Aamir Khan has formed the government for the third time with full majority. Is Aamir Khan the NDA government or what? Even PM Modi must be thinking that he just broke Nehru’s record, and now he has a new competitor in Aamir Khan." Clip Goes Viral On Social Media Videos from the episode quickly gained traction across social media platforms, with Shekhar Suman's tongue-in-cheek comments drawing widespread attention online. ALSO READ: Viral Video: Agra Man Catches Wife With Boyfriend In Hotel Room Although the remarks were made in a humorous context, they have renewed conversations around Aamir Khan's personal life following his marriage. Aamir Khan Recently Married Gauri Spratt Aamir Khan recently married his long-time partner, Gauri Spratt, in an intimate ceremony held at his Bandra residence. The wedding was attended by his former wives, Reena and Kiran Rao, along with their children, Ira Khan, Junaid Khan and Azad Rao. ALSO READ: Can Shaving Your Head Save You From Arranged Marriage? Watch Viral Video

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Medha Manjrekar's Cancer Journey Highlights Why Nutrition Matters During Treatment
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Medha Manjrekar's Cancer Journey Highlights Why Nutrition Matters During Treatment

Actor and director Medha Manjrekar has shared a personal account of her experience with cancer, reminding people that recovery is influenced not just by radiation, chemotherapy and surgery but also by the small acts of kindness that support patients on a daily basis. As one of the stages of her treatment was concluding, Manjrekar wrote an emotional Instagram post in which she talked about the people who supported her and the unexpected role that food played during one of the most difficult periods of her life. She added, "There are adventures in life that change you permanently," refusing to focus on her diagnosis or course of treatment. Rather, she thought of the kindness all around her. "I recall grace. She added that she never really confronted illness alone. "I recall the invisible hands that carried me every single day," she said. ALSO READ |Extreme Heat May Be Fueling A Rise In Mental Health Hospitalisations, Study Finds When Appetite Becomes Another Challenge Her post's description of how cancer treatment affected something as commonplace as eating was one of its most poignant moments. Manjrekar noted how everyone in her immediate vicinity naturally sought methods to support her when her therapy caused her to lose her appetite. She stated, "When treatment took away my hunger, someone always knew what I could eat," recalling basic dishes like dhoklas, soft idlis, gulpapdi and even pani puri on the days when she had a sudden craving.           View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by Medha M Manjrekar (@manjrekarmedha) Changes in appetite are one of the most frequent side effects of cancer treatment, according to Cancer Research UK. Chemotherapy, radiation, and other medications can change a patient's taste and smell, cause nausea or oral sores and make them too exhausted to eat, all of which make maintaining a healthy diet challenging. She also talked about how a close friend made her feel special by encouraging her to sip cranberry juice from a champagne glass. She thought, "A tiny difference in presentation... a big change in viewpoint," demonstrating how emotional support can be just as nourishing as actual food. Nutrition Is Part Of Treatment Nutrition is becoming recognised by medical professionals as a crucial component of cancer treatment. The American Cancer Society states that consuming adequate calories and protein aids patients in maintaining their strength, protecting their muscle mass, boosting their immune system and recuperating in between treatment cycles. Small meals, soft foods and favorite comfort foods can help patients continue to satisfy their nutritional needs even when their appetite is weak.Personalised nutrition support is also advised by the European Society for Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism (ESPEN) for patients who are suffering weight fluctuations or appetite loss as a result of their treatment. ALSO READ |Can Your Cholesterol Ratio Predict Heart Disease? Here's How To Calculate It Healing Beyond Medicine Beyond food, Manjrekar's message honored the emotional support she got from her husband, daughters, friends, medical professionals, nurses and spiritual gurus. She stated, "I never walked through it alone," explaining how having someone stand by her side made every challenging day easier. Her message serves as a reminder that recovering from cancer involves more than just medical care. Compassion, family support and a healthy diet help patients restore hope and strength while medications treat the illness. Manjrekar's story demonstrates how even the tiniest acts, like cooking a meal at home, enjoying a favorite snack or just spending time with loved ones, may play a significant role in the healing process.

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Could Illegal Mosquito Agarbattis Be Putting Your Health At Risk? Here's What You Need To Know
Health

Could Illegal Mosquito Agarbattis Be Putting Your Health At Risk? Here's What You Need To Know

Dengue, malaria and chikungunya are among the mosquito borne illnesses that rise with the onset of the monsoon. Millions of homes believe that burning mosquito agarbattis is a safe and efficient technique to keep insects away. Public health experts, however, are cautioning that unlicensed mosquito agarbattis, which are supplied without the requisite regulatory approval may put families at unnecessary risk for health problems and provide little guarantee of safety. The Central Insecticides Board and Registration Committee (CIBRC) states that before any household pesticide product can be sold legally, it must pass scientific testing. Concerns about what customers are breathing into their homes are raised by the possibility that products offered without registration have not had their ingredients, safety or efficacy evaluated. ALSO READ |Are French Fries Really More Harmful Than Cigarettes? Oncologist Explains Hidden Health Risks Understanding Illegal Mosquito Agarbattis Products that are supplied without the mandatory clearance required by India's insecticide legislation are known as illegal mosquito agarbattis. It is challenging for consumers to ascertain whether they adhere to accepted safety standards because they frequently lack the necessary registration details, ingredient information or manufacturer disclosures. Products marketed under the names Comfort, Sleepwell, Relax, Sun Relax, Hunting Tiger, High Voltage, Happy Night, Dinosaur, Bodyguard, Thunder, Soorya, Spoorthi Power, Dengue Killer, Nice Sleep and Care are allegedly being sold without the necessary regulatory approval, according to public advisories. Instead of depending on brand names or eye-catching packaging, health experts advise customers to confirm registration facts. Why Health Experts Are Concerned The smoke created during burning is more dangerous than the incense stick itself. The World Health Organization (WHO) states that extended exposure to indoor air pollution can raise the risk of respiratory irritation and other health issues. Physicians caution that uncontrolled mosquito agarbattis smoke can aggravate asthma, allergies or chronic lung disease in addition to irritating the eyes, nose and throat. Because they spend more time indoors and are more susceptible to airborne contaminants, children, elderly adults, pregnant women and those with pre-existing respiratory illnesses are thought to be most vulnerable. Safe Protection Should Always Come First Experts stress that while preventing mosquito bites is still crucial, safe products should also be utilised. When using smoke-based repellents indoors, consumers are advised to make sure there is sufficient ventilation, carefully follow the manufacturer's instructions, and only buy mosquito repellents with a current CIBRC registration number. It is best to stay away from products that are sold without clear labelling or regulatory permission. ALSO READ |Extreme Heat May Be Fueling A Rise In Mental Health Hospitalisations, Study Finds Making Informed Choices Agarbattis should not be the only method used to control mosquitoes. Public health experts advise clearing standing water from the vicinity of residences, covering water storage containers, installing window screens, sleeping beneath mosquito nets, and donning clothing that covers exposed skin, especially during periods of high mosquito activity. These steps lessen the requirement for extended indoor smoke exposure and mosquito breeding. Health risks can be greatly decreased by selecting approved products from reliable vendors, verifying regulatory information and staying away from unlabeled or dubiously inexpensive substitutes. Stronger enforcement against unlawful mosquito agarbattis and educated consumer choices, according to experts, can help shield homes from mosquito-borne illnesses and needless exposure to potentially dangerous indoor pollutants as awareness develops.

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Watch video: 'Native' Canadian woman blames Indians for throwing trash during Canada Day celebrations, says 'you should be ashamed'
World

Watch video: 'Native' Canadian woman blames Indians for throwing trash during Canada Day celebrations, says 'you should be ashamed'

A woman confronted volunteers at a Calgary park over littering during Canada Day celebrations. She expressed her disappointment with the scattered garbage across the public space. Volunteers from the Guru Nanak Free Kitchen and Ahmadiyya Muslim Community stayed behind to clean. They clarified that the food service items were not from their stalls. The organizers later shared photos showing the park completely cleaned after the event.

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Messi's 'lucky referee'? FIFA appointment for England vs Argentina sparks fresh debate
Sports

Messi's 'lucky referee'? FIFA appointment for England vs Argentina sparks fresh debate

Moroccan-American referee Ismail Elfath will officiate the World Cup semi-final between England and Argentina. Elfath has previously overseen several significant matches involving Lionel Messi. Online speculation has arisen due to these past coincidences and Messi's success in those games. FIFA has defended its referees against claims of favoritism towards Argentina. Elfath's disciplinary record suggests a tightly controlled contest for both teams.

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Indian-origin astronaut Anil Menon lifts-off to ISS: Inside Russia's eight-month mission
Science

Indian-origin astronaut Anil Menon lifts-off to ISS: Inside Russia's eight-month mission

Nasa astronaut Anil Menon launched for his first spaceflight mission. He will spend eight months aboard the International Space Station. Menon will conduct scientific experiments and technology demonstrations. His research focuses on human adaptation to microgravity and medical advancements. This mission continues cooperation between Nasa and Roscosmos despite global tensions.

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