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Aamir Khan Receives Alleged Facebook Threat Linked to Lawrence Bishnoi Gang, Mumbai Police Verifying Viral Post
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Bollywood actor Aamir Khan allegedly received a threat through a Facebook post linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Mumbai Police said no complaint has been filed by the actor or his team and is verifying the authenticity of the viral post before further action. The development follows Aamir’s recent remarks about “3 Idiots” and Sonam Wangchuk. Sonam Wangchuk Taken to Safdarjung Hospital After 20-Day Hunger Strike at Jantar Mantar
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Sonam Wangchuk was taken to Safdarjung Hospital after his health deteriorated during a 20-day hunger strike at Jantar Mantar. Police said he was shifted following High Court orders and medical advice. Wangchuk has been protesting since June 28 demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over NEET and other examination paper leak cases. Kharif Sowing Falls Behind by 10% in Rajasthan as Weak Monsoon Delays Agricultural Progress
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Rajasthan’s Kharif crop sowing has fallen behind last year’s pace by 10 percent due to weak monsoon conditions. By the first fortnight of July, only 65 percent sowing was completed compared to 75 percent last year. Cereal, pulse, and oilseed crops recorded lower progress against their targets, impacting agricultural operations across the state. Rajasthan Rainfall Update: Several Districts Receive Above Normal July Rainfall, Water Resources Department Releases Data
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Rajasthan rainfall update: The Water Resources Department has released July rainfall data showing above normal, normal, and below normal rainfall patterns across districts. Bikaner, Churu, Didwana-Kuchaman, and Salumber received higher rainfall, while several districts recorded less than normal rainfall during the monsoon period. ACB Action in Jodhpur: Patwari Ankush Baghela Arrested While Accepting ₹75,000 Bribe in Mutation Case
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The Anti-Corruption Bureau arrested Jodhpur Patwari Ankush Baghela during a trap operation while allegedly accepting ₹75,000 bribe. The accused was posted in Popawas and held additional charge of Bambor. He allegedly demanded ₹1 lakh for mutation entries of 20 shops and threatened to delay the process without payment. Japan’s Former Minister Accuses India Over Bullet Train Delay; Government Rejects Claims, Says Project Talks Progressing Smoothly
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Japan’s former Justice Minister Hideki Makihara has accused India of causing delays in the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train project, while the Indian government rejected the allegations and said discussions with Japan are progressing smoothly. The article covers the dispute, official responses, project details, cost, technology partnership, and future plans. US-Iran Tensions Disrupt Persian Gulf LNG Exports, India Shifts Energy Imports Through Alternative Routes
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US-Iran tensions have sharply reduced LNG exports through the Persian Gulf as security risks disrupt Strait of Hormuz shipping. India has shifted crude oil and LNG imports through alternative routes via the UAE and Oman to protect energy security. A massive LNG stockpile remains trapped inside the Gulf, creating global supply concerns. Indian Navy Unveils INS Malvan Crest Featuring Symbol of Courage Ahead of Commissioning
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The Indian Navy unveiled the INS Malvan crest featuring a tiger claw symbol ahead of its commissioning on July 22, 2026. Built with over 80 per cent indigenous content at Cochin Shipyard Limited, the ship represents India’s naval self-reliance and advanced shallow-water combat capabilities while supporting multinational maritime security training. Crocodile Drags 12-Year-Old Boy Into Ghaghra River After Farm Work in Bahraich, Remains Recovered
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A 12-year-old boy, Sunil Singh, was dragged into the Ghaghra River by a crocodile in Tikuri village of Bahraich while washing after farm work. His remains were later recovered from the river. Officials confirmed an investigation before compensation is provided to his siblings. Skyroot Aerospace’s Vikram-1 Reaches Orbit, Carries PM Modi’s Handwritten ‘Vande Mataram’ Message to Space
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Skyroot Aerospace’s Vikram-1 Test Flight-1 successfully reached orbit under Mission Aagaman, carrying PM Modi’s handwritten “Vande Mataram” message along with multiple payloads. The privately developed rocket completed all flight stages, deployed payloads into a 450-kilometre orbit, and marked India’s entry into private orbital launch capability.
India Commissions First Geothermal Wells in Ladakh’s Puga Valley, Paving Way for Historic Clean Energy Project
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Ladakh commissions India’s first geothermal wells at Puga Valley, marking a historic step towards a 1 MW geothermal power project. The 1,000-metre-deep wells are expected to strengthen clean energy development, energy security and sustainable growth in the Himalayan region. India’s Zero Tolerance Against Terrorism Is a Firm Line of Action, Says Rajnath Singh at Forces First Conclave
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said India’s zero tolerance against terrorism is a firm line of action and highlighted Operation Sindoor as an example of technological warfare. He detailed defence sector reforms, indigenous production growth, missile systems, modernisation plans, and the target of achieving Rs 2 lakh crore defence production. 