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Elon Musk set aside his feud with Donald Trump to praise the US President for brokering a Gaza ceasefire, days after Trump threatened him over criticism of the controversial tax and spending bill.

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Indian-American NASA astronaut Anil Menon to embark on his first space mission in 2026

NASA astronaut Anil Menon, known for his medical, engineering, and aerospace expertise, will join Expedition 75 aboard the ISS in 2026, becoming the next Indian-American to venture into space after Sunita Williams.

Musk softens stance against Trump amid deportation threat, lauds Gaza truce

Elon Musk set aside his feud with Donald Trump to praise the US President for brokering a Gaza ceasefire, days after Trump threatened him over criticism of the controversial tax and spending bill.

Coco Gauff crashes out of Wimbledon in stunning first-round defeat to Dayana Yastremska

French Open champion Coco Gauff suffered a shock early exit at Wimbledon 2025, falling to Ukraine’s Dayana Yastremska in straight sets, marking the tournament’s biggest upset so far.

US Dollar faces worst first-half slump since 1973 amid Trump tariff fallout

The US dollar has recorded its sharpest first-half fall in over five decades, fueled by concerns over Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff policies and growing fears of deliberate currency devaluation.

Senate Republicans pass Trump’s controversial tax and spending bill, house showdown looms

Senate Republicans have passed Donald Trump’s sweeping tax and spending bill after intense debate, but deep divisions in the House over Medicaid cuts and deficit concerns threaten its final approval.

Indian-American investor Balaji Srinivasan buys island near Singapore to build 'new nation' for founders and tech talent

Balaji Srinivasan’s Network School aims to create a real-world prototype for his vision of decentralized, digital-first societies called 'Network States'.

Kolkata law student says she suffered panic attack before campus rape; accused bought inhaler

A 24-year-old Kolkata law student has accused an alumnus and two students of rape on campus, triggering public outrage and political uproar over the accused’s alleged links to the ruling Trinamool Congress. Authorities continue investigating the shocking incident.

Wimbledon’s new electronic line-calling system sparks player, fan complaints over low volume

Wimbledon’s switch to electronic line-calling has sparked controversy as players and fans complain about inaudible calls. With spectators demanding the return of traditional line judges, officials defend the system, citing proximity of courts and efforts to avoid confusion.

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Vibhuti Pathak

NASA astronaut Anil Menon, known for his medical, engineering, and aerospace expertise, will join Expedition 75 aboard the ISS in 2026, becoming the next Indian-American to venture into space after Sunita Williams.

Elon Musk set aside his feud with Donald Trump to praise the US President for brokering a Gaza ceasefire, days after Trump threatened him over criticism of the controversial tax and spending bill.

French Open champion Coco Gauff suffered a shock early exit at Wimbledon 2025, falling to Ukraine’s Dayana Yastremska in straight sets, marking the tournament’s biggest upset so far.

The US dollar has recorded its sharpest first-half fall in over five decades, fueled by concerns over Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff policies and growing fears of deliberate currency devaluation.

Senate Republicans have passed Donald Trump’s sweeping tax and spending bill after intense debate, but deep divisions in the House over Medicaid cuts and deficit concerns threaten its final approval.

Balaji Srinivasan’s Network School aims to create a real-world prototype for his vision of decentralized, digital-first societies called 'Network States'.

A 24-year-old Kolkata law student has accused an alumnus and two students of rape on campus, triggering public outrage and political uproar over the accused’s alleged links to the ruling Trinamool Congress. Authorities continue investigating the shocking incident.

Wimbledon’s switch to electronic line-calling has sparked controversy as players and fans complain about inaudible calls. With spectators demanding the return of traditional line judges, officials defend the system, citing proximity of courts and efforts to avoid confusion.