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Indian pilots are urging a thorough investigation into the Boeing 787's electrical systems. This follows a fatal Air India crash which killed 260 people last year. Evidence of chronic system failures has reportedly been shared with the probe agency. The Federation of Indian Pilots wants a detailed examination of all electronic components. This comprehensive evaluation is crucial for determining the accident's cause.

US lawsuit says OpenAI Anthropic and Google colluded to slow AI progress

Chinese speedcuber Ziyu Ye has set a Guinness World Record by solving a 2×2×2 Cube in just 0.39 seconds at the China Hefei Open 2025. His performance broke Teodor Zajder’s previous 0.43-second record. The achievement came during the first round of the competition, adding another notable result to Ye’s 2025 speedcubing record.

Arsenal get pecked by the seagulls in Brighton rout Spurs losing streak continues

Kolkata Police commando found hanging from pipeline inside training school toilet

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma took a swipe at Mamata Banerjee after the Election Commission froze the Trinamool Congress name and symbol amid a factional feud. He predicted Banerjee would not return to power and commented on the rival factions' new names and election symbols ahead of the October 6 West Bengal bypolls.

Chinese breakdancers Wang Guanwutong and Qi Yufan began training as children and went on to set Guinness World Records for consecutive airflare performances. Their stories highlight years of practice, family support and a love of dance, while both young record holders continue looking ahead to new challenges and possibilities.

The two-day meet covered the macroeconomic outlook, financing agricultural transformation and the energy transition, and stressed Centre-state coordination in the spirit of "Team India".

The 2021 NASA seed experiment ultimately demonstrates why some of the most important space discoveries can begin with objects that appear remarkably simple. A tiny seed contains the potential for an entire crop, yet its ability to remain viable after prolonged exposure to the space environment could become increasingly important as human exploration moves farther from Earth.

Arsenal had won seven successive matches since the start of the campaign, including their opening four Premier League games, to begin their title defence in ominous fashion. But the wheels fell off spectacularly against a free-scoring Brighton side who moved into third place.

FSSAI is considering a nationwide ban on analogue paneer, a non-dairy substitute that uses ingredients such as vegetable oils, starches and emulsifiers instead of traditional milk-based ingredients. FSSAI chief said the regulator will seek feedback from states at a September 24 meeting, with a national ban possible if there is consensus. Eight states have already taken action against analogue paneer, while the regulator is also examining clearer labelling and stricter oversight of such products.

Ticketless woman tears her clothes to falsely accuse TTE passenger records it all

Fake ED RAW links Accused faced fraud charges weeks before Delhi mans killing

England steamroller Sri Lanka in the third T20 to complete a 3-0 series clean sweep and return to number one in the world rankings.

Indian men score resounding victory over Spain women crush Mongolia

Marking the occasion, fans, family, prominent political leaders, and Bollywood collaborators came together to honour a legacy that continues to define the region's artistic identity.

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India defeated Afghanistan by 127 runs in the third T20I in Delhi on Thursday to complete a 3-0 whitewash in the three-match series.

Innovative researchers are harnessing the power of 3D printing to construct homes for endangered Australian wildlife. By replicating the natural tree hollows that these species depend on, the new habitats promise to attract wildlife in distress. Additionally, a groundbreaking drilling technique is being used to create artificial hollows directly in living trees, aiming to provide a million new shelters amidst the aftermath of bushfires.