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Pakistan IDs, biometrics, chocolates: Three terrorists killed in Operation Mahadev were Lashkar operatives behind Pahalgam attack; officials say ‘no local was involved’ | India News

NEW DELHI: Security agencies on Monday said they have clear proof, including Pakistani government documents, biometric data, and Karachi-made chocolates, confirming that the three terrorists killed after the Pahalgam attack were Pakistani nationals.The three were senior Lashkar-e-Taiba operatives killed in an encounter in Dachigam forest near Srinagar on July 28 during Operation Mahadev. They had…

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World’s Boiling River stuns the world with deadly heat and Amazon mystery challenging science | World News

Hidden deep within the Amazon rainforest, the Shanay-timpishka in Peru, more famously known as the Boiling River, is one of Earth’s most extraordinary natural wonders. This river is no ordinary body of water—it maintains extreme temperatures so high that they can reach 210°F (100°C), enough to boil living animals alive and inflict severe burns within…

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Broken, but not beaten! Chris Woakes could bat with one arm against India on Day 5 – just like Saleem Malik in Faisalabad ’86 | Cricket News

Chris Woakes could bat with one arm against India In a gritty twist to the final day of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy at The Oval, injured England all-rounder Chris Woakes has made himself available to bat if required, despite a painful shoulder injury that had initially ruled him out of the remainder of the match.Woakes, who…

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Chess | ‘India treats their players like superstars, while America sabotages theirs’: GM Hans Niemann sparks new debate | Chess News

File photo of USA’s Hans Niemann. (Image: X) American Grandmaster (GM) Hans Niemann has ignited fresh controversy in the chess world with a striking statement on social media, contrasting India’s growing support for chess talent with what he claims is a deeply flawed system in the United States.“The Indian government and chess federation treats their…

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IND vs ENG, 5th Test: ‘Injection liya kya tum?’ – Shubman Gill asks Akash Deep. Watch | Cricket News

India’s Akash Deep, second right, celebrates with teammates (AP Photo/Scott Heppell) Tensions were high on Day 4 of the fifth Test at The Oval as India’s bowlers struggled to contain a surging England batting lineup. Captain Shubman Gill, clearly feeling the pressure, was heard on the stump mic urging injured pacer Akash Deep to return…

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