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ould you spend $250,000 to venture into the deep, uncharted territories of the ocean? Would you want to “Become one of the first few to see the Titanic up-close"? That was how OceanGate advertised its Titan submersible tours. Previous voyagers described it as a once-in-a-lifetime experience. What happens when such thrill-seeking, bizarre excursions end up becoming an eerie reminder of the risks associated with it? The last voyage of Titan didn’t end any better than the Titanic did.

Telangana Chief Secretary A Santhi Kumari on Thursday said the administration has been put on alert as heavy rains continued to lash the state. The downpour led to inundation of low-lying areas and damage to roads at several places in the state with rivulets and other water bodies overflowing. There is every likelihood of the flood water reaching third danger mark, steps are being taken to shift people living in low lying areas to relief camps, an official release said.

chronic hepatitis C! Often termed a silent killer, hepatitis C is an acute inflammation of the liver caused by this virus. If left untreated, hepatitis C can cause severe liver damage. In extreme cases, the virus can also lead to liver cancer. July 28 is reserved to promote awareness of this insidious and deadly virus.

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New Delhi: The union government is pushing through its legislative agenda in the monsoon session of Parliament. It introduced six bills and passed one in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday, and more are likely to be introduced in the coming days. One of the key bills facing Parliamentary scrutiny is the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation Amendment) Bill, 2023.

New Delhi: Global coal consumption, which hit an all-time high in 2022, is expected to stay at those levels in 2023, driven by robust growth in Asia’s power generation and industrial sectors, despite declines in the United States and Europe, according to the latest market update from the International Energy Agency (IEA). In 2022, coal consumption surged 3.3% to a staggering 8.3 billion tonne, setting a new all-time record.

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Hundreds of firefighters backed by European Union reinforcements were struggling to contain the flames on the islands of Rhodes, Corfu and Evia, in addition to a new front that erupted Wednesday in central Greece. Early Thursday, another fire broke out near homes in the leafy Athens suburb of Kifissia but was swiftly extinguished. Officials have said more than 600 wildfires have broken out around the country since July 13.

Jaishankar assailed the Opposition on Thursday for disrupting his statement in Rajya Sabha, saying they claim to be 'INDIA', the name of their alliance, but if they are not prepared to listen about India's national interests then what kind of India are they. Jaishankar spoke suo moto in the House to brief members about the successes of India's foreign policy and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visits abroad amid continuous disruption by opposition members in the House.

Staff at big four consulting firm EY feel bullied, harassed and overworked by partners and senior management and too scared to report bad behaviour by their superiors because it might harm their careers, a landmark review has found.

₹400 crore to ₹40,000 crore today. That’s a cool 100x. If that’s the promise the small-cap space generally holds, count me in too! But the fact is that the small-cap space is littered with companies that held a lot of promise but never made it.

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torrential rains and floods that continue to batter many parts of the state, hampering normal life. Incessant rain also lashed Mumbai the whole day, slowing down road traffic but services of suburban trains remained normal with slight delays, while in Punjab, 41 people have died and 1,616 are living in relief camps. 1) Water flowing over a part of NH-163 bridge in Mulugu, due to incessant rainfall in the city.

Major fires raging in Greece and other European countries have advanced

Zulfi Bukhari in Islamabad, however, no arrest was made, ARY News reported on Wednesday. Sources told ARY News that at the time of the raid, Bukhari was not present at his residence. Taking to Twitter, Bukhari said that police and unidentified men raided and sealed his house in the presence of the Assistant Commissioner & Deputy Commissioner.

Also read: Telangana rains: Red alert issued till 27 July; educational institutions to remain shut The SP urged the stranded tourists not to attempt to cross the stream on their own as rescue teams will reach them soon. Instead, they have been advised to remain on higher ground and safeguard their mobile batteries.

1) Maharashtra: India Meteorological Department on Wednesday issues 'red alert' for Mumbai, Raigad, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg districts. Keeping this in mind, all schools and colleges – government and private – in Mumbai will remain shut on 27 July, the Maharashtra government announced on Wednesday. 2) Delhi-NCR: All schools up to class 12 in Noida and Greater Noida were closed on Wednesday due to rain and waterlogging, the Gautam Buddh Nagar district administration said.

IMD's Santacruz observatory (representative of Mumbai's suburbs), according to a report published by the news agency PTI. The weather office said, “From July 1 to July 26, 2023 morning 0830 hours (8.30 am), Santacruz (observatory) had recorded 1,433 mm. So today, this record for wettest July has been broken at 2030 (8.30 pm) on July 26, 2023, with the Santacruz observatory recording a total of 1557.8 mm so far." Incessant heavy rains lashed Mumbai throughout the day, prompting the weather office to upgrade the 'orange' alert to 'red' with effect from Wednesday night till Thursday afternoon.

NEW DELHI : Six bills were introduced in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday, of which the key Forest (Conservation) Amendment Bill, 2023, was approved, amid continued protests by Opposition parties over the violence in Manipur and adjournments since the monsoon session started. The forest conservation bill is part of two key bills dealing with forests and biodiversity making their way through the Parliament in the monsoon session.

Todd and Julie Chrisley of «Chrisley Knows Best» are currently serving prison sentences for bank fraud and tax evasion. However, the conditions they are facing behind bars have now come under scrutiny. According to their children, Savannah and Chase, the couple is enduring «inhumane conditions» that are nothing short of a «nightmare.» With allegations of no air conditioning in extreme temperatures, rattlesnakes in cells, and hazardous substances like mold and asbestos, the Chrisley siblings shed light on the concerning living conditions in their parents' prisons. Son Chase recently revealed on his sister Savannah's podcast that both their parents are serving time in facilities with no air conditioning. In regions where temperatures can soar above 100 degrees, this absence of basic comfort raises significant concerns about the inmates' well-being.

Mizoram has announced during the last five years (2018-19 to 2022-23) new investment projects in the state worth Rs.7118 crore and completed projects worth Rs.320 crore and the projects under implementation and or are at various stages of completion of Rs,1,33,078 crore according to the just concluded study conducted by the MSME Export Promotion Council and the Confederation of Organic Food Producers and Marketing Agencies (COII). The study was released by MSME EPC chairman Dr D S Rawat.