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Japan Flooding: Mudslides in Kyushu Leave Several Missing, Disrupt Travel
Heavy rain on Japan's southern island of Kyushu caused flooding and mudslides, injuring several people. One person is missing and four others injured in Kagoshima prefecture. Evacuation advisories were issued to tens of thousands of people in seven prefectures. Rescue workers are searching for missing people, with several reported missing after falling into swollen rivers. Bullet trains and local train services were suspended due to the heavy rain.
Palace Stuns Liverpool in Community Shield Thriller: Penalty Glory at Wembley!
Crystal Palace secured their first Community Shield, defeating Liverpool 3-2 on penalties after a 2-2 draw. Liverpool led early with goals from Ekitike and Frimpong. Palace responded with Mateta's penalty and Sarr's late equalizer. Salah missed Liverpool's first penalty, and Henderson saved two more. Devenny scored the winning penalty for Palace, sealing the historic victory. Henderson praised the team's resilience after the match.
Intel CEO to Meet Trump Amid China Ties Concerns: Can He Reassure?
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan is set to visit the White House on Monday after US President Donald Trump called for his removal last week. Tan will have an extensive conversation with Trump to explain his background and propose ways Intel can work with the US government. He aims to win Trump's approval by showing commitment to the US and highlighting the importance of keeping Intel's manufacturing capabilities as a national security issue.
Rajinikanth's 'Coolie' Eyes North American Premiere Record: Can it Beat 'Kabali'?
Rajinikanth's "Coolie" has earned $1.86 million in North America from premiere shows, nearing the Tamil film record held by "Kabali" ($1.92 million). Analysts predict "Coolie" will surpass this record. The film features a pan-Indian cast including Nagarjuna, Upendra, and Aamir Khan. "Coolie" will release alongside "War 2," but currently leads in advance sales.
5 Stocks to Watch: DMCC, LIC, and More with Potential 19% Gains
Amidst a weak market trend, Ya Wealth Global Research suggests a 'sell on rise' strategy. They highlight support at 24,220/24,050 and resistance at 24,800/25,200. The firm recommends DMCC, Rategain Travel, LIC, GSFC, and Medanta, citing potential upsides. DMCC could see a 19% rise, while Rategain Travel might gain 10%. LIC and Medanta also offer 19% potential, and GSFC, 11%. Stop-loss levels are provided for each stock.
Trump Weighs China Tariffs Over Russian Oil Amid India Trade Tensions
U.S. Vice-President J.D. Vance stated that President Trump is considering tariffs on China for purchasing Russian oil, a decision complicated by broader U.S.-China relations. This follows the U.S. imposing 50% tariffs on India for similar oil purchases, a move India has criticized as unfair. Trump is reviewing options, with no firm decision made yet. The additional tariffs on India are set to take effect on August 27.
AI Makes Atoms Dance with Lasers: Quantum Computing Gets a Boost
Scientists in China used AI to arrange atoms with lasers, a big step for quantum computers. They used 'optical tweezers' (tiny laser beams) to move atoms into perfect arrays. The AI figured out the best way to move thousands of atoms at once, quickly and without errors. This method is much faster than previous ones, paving the way for powerful quantum computers. They even made a Schrödinger's cat animation!
Defence Ministry Approves ₹30,000 Crore Drone Deal: Local Production & Exports
The Defence Ministry has approved a Rs 30,000 crore contract for long-range drones, set to revolutionise the UAV manufacturing sector in India. Two manufacturers will share the order, establishing separate production facilities capable of handling future expansions and export opportunities. The contract is for 87 indigenously manufactured medium altitude long endurance (MALE) drones.
Kohli's Call: Chhattisgarh Villager's Wild Ride with RCB Star's SIM
A Chhattisgarh villager, Manish Bisi, buying Rajat Patidar's old SIM card led to calls from Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers. Kohli, puzzled, questioned why the villager was using Patidar's number. The situation escalated when Patidar, wanting his number back, involved the police. The SIM was returned, revealing telecom policies on reassigned numbers. For the villagers, especially RCB fans, it was a dream come true, connecting them to their cricket idols in an unexpected way.
Gut Bacteria: World's Oldest Woman's Secret to Longevity, and What It Means for You
Research on Maria Branyas Morera, the world's oldest person, revealed a gut microbiome resembling that of a child, rich in beneficial Bifidobacterium. This may have contributed to her longevity by reducing inflammation and supporting her immune system. Her lifestyle included daily yogurt, a Mediterranean diet, regular activity, and strong social connections. Scientists noted her cells appeared younger than her age, suggesting genetics also played a role.





