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  • Rare IgG4 Disease Can Mimic Cancer, Experts Warn At Indore Conference

    Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A rare autoimmune condition known as IgG4-Related Disease (IgG4-RD) can closely resemble cancer by causing tumour-like swellings in different parts of the body, making early and accurate diagnosis crucial, experts said at a national conference in Indore on Sunday. The IgG4-RD 2026 Conference, held at the Brilliant Convention Centre, brought together more…

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  • How ambush of church leaders on a forested road escalated Naga-Kuki conflict across Manipur hills

    How ambush of church leaders on a forested road escalated Naga-Kuki conflict across Manipur hills

    On May 4, three months after the first clashes broke out between Kukis and Nagas in Manipur, church leaders from both communities met in Nagaland to find a way to end hostilities. At the meeting in Kohima was Reverend Vumthang Sitlhou, a Baptist pastor from Kangpopki district held in deep regard by both communities. Vevo…

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  • Indore Jail Became The Script For His Biggest Show

    Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Stand-up comedian Munawar Faruqui has revisited one of the darkest chapters of his life—his arrest and 37-day stay in Indore Central Jail—in his latest YouTube special Dhandho, released on July 11 with over 1.6M views by Sunday evening, narrating how humiliation, fear, uncertainty and financial losses eventually became the foundation of his…

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  • MP Orders Statewide Verification Of PM POSHAN Cooks After 74,000 Record Irregularities

    Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The government has ordered a statewide verification of cook-cum-helper records under the PM POSHAN (mid-day meal) scheme after identifying suspected irregularities in more than 74,000 registrations and payment records on the scheme’s portal. Around one lakh cooks and helpers are engaged in preparing mid-day meals for schoolchildren across the state. They receive…

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  • Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam: CM Launches 21 Lakh Sapling Drive

    Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Indore on Sunday launched one of its biggest environmental campaigns, aiming to plant 21 lakh saplings across the district and establish 51,000 rainwater harvesting units. The drive began at the 48-acre Budhaniya Hill, where nearly one lakh saplings will be planted, including 51,000 on the first day, with participation from government departments,…

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  • AIIMS Delhi Submits Final PM Report To CBI In Twisha Sharma Death Case

    Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The Medical Board of AIIMS Delhi that conducted a court-ordered second postmortem, has submitted its final forensic report to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in the high-profile Twisha Sharma suspicious death case. According to sources, the report contains crucial scientific findings related to the gym belt allegedly used in the incident,…

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  • Shahrnush Parsipur, author of ‘Women Without Men’: Iran loses one of its bravest literary voices

    Shahrnush Parsipur, author of ‘Women Without Men’: Iran loses one of its bravest literary voices

    The death of the Iranian novelist and feminist writer, Shahrnush Parsipur, at the age of 80 marks the loss of one of the most courageous and original voices in modern Persian literature. For more than five decades, Parsipur wrote women into spaces from which they had often been excluded: history, politics, spirituality and even storytelling.…

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  • Pune building collapse: Toll rises to 9, rescue operation ends

    Pune building collapse: Toll rises to 9, rescue operation ends

    Rescue personnel in Maharashtra’s Pune district on Sunday recovered the body of the last person who was missing after the collapse of a waste processing unit, PTI reported. With this, the toll in the incident has risen to nine. On July 8, a three-storey administrative building of a waste-to-energy plant in the Moshi area of…

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  • Urbanisation in the Western Ghats could be altering frogs, says study

    Urbanisation in the Western Ghats could be altering frogs, says study

    In India, urbanisation and land-use changes are driving forest loss across biodiversity hotspots, including the Western Ghats which support over 250 amphibian species. A new study based in Udupi, a Tier-2 city at the foothills of the Western Ghats, suggests that urbanisation may not necessarily lead to species loss, but may be reshaping frog communities.…

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  • SIR: UN special rapporteurs flag concerns about targeting of minorities, discriminatory rhetoric

    SIR: UN special rapporteurs flag concerns about targeting of minorities, discriminatory rhetoric

    Three United Nations special rapporteurs have written to the Indian government expressing concern about the large-scale removal of names from electoral rolls through the special intensive revision exercise, saying that minority groups may be particularly affected. The special rapporteurs, in a letter on May 1, also noted that worries have been expressed about artificial intelligence…

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