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Jammu
Stolen iPhone leads Kathua Police to teen who murdered friend with a cricket bat
In a chilling case of friendship turning fatal over a suspected love rivalry, police in Kathua have arrested a 19‑year‑old youth for the brutal daylight murder of his close friend.
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India
India becomes world’s 4th largest economy: NITI Aayog CEO
India has overtaken Japan to become the world’s fourth-largest economy, NITI Aayog CEO BVR Subrahmanyam announced on Saturday.
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Science & Technology
Wireless Charger vs Wired Charger: Which Is Better for You?
The charging experience you get depends heavily on whether you use a wireless or wired charger. Wired chargers are known for their efficiency and...
Science & Technology
Why is MagSafe charging so popular among iPhone users?
MagSafe charging technology was an immediate success among iPhone owners following the release of the iPhone 12 series. For quicker and more consistent charging,...
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Traffic restored in Beerwah after flash floods washed away Sukhnag diversion
Vehicular traffic through Beerwah town in central Kashmir's Budgam district was restored on Saturday after remaining suspended for four days.
Overseas Job Fraud: EOW chargesheets accused who duped youth of lakhs
The Economic Offences Wing (EOW), Kashmir, of the Crime Branch, Jammu and Kashmir, has filed a chargesheet in connection with an alleged overseas job fraud.
Why Faster Claim Decisions Matter for Patient Families
A faster claim decision gives clarity. It helps understand how the claim is moving, what documents are pending and what financial arrangements may be needed.
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India’s E20 Ethanol Mandate: Progress, Pitfalls and Public Backlash
India’s ambitious push toward a 20% ethanol-blended fuel, known as E20, is facing significant backlash from vehicle owners and environmentalists.
When a Black Hole Whispers to the World’s Thinnest Material
A black hole and a sheet of graphene seem to belong to completely different worlds. Yet modern physics has taught us a lesson: nature is often more connected than it appears.