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Shaik Rasheed, Sarfaraz Khan emerge as frontrunners to replace Sai Sudharsan in India Test squad | Cricket News

Shaik Rasheed, Sarfaraz Khan emerge as frontrunners (Images: ANI/PTI) TimesofIndia.com in Colombo: India are rocked by another injury blow as their designated No. 3 batter Sai Sudharsan is all but ruled out of the upcoming two-match series against Sri Lanka, starting August 15 in Galle.The southpaw is undergoing rehabilitation at the BCCI Centre of Excellence…

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Researchers mapped more than 100 lakes across 1,000 kilometres of Brazil and Uruguay; the network could detect ecosystem stress before irreversible damage

Published in the journal One Ecosystem, the research provides the first systematic assessment of the Southern American Coastal Shallow Subtropical Lakes What if lakes could warn us about an environmental disaster? These freshwater systems may be giving off subtle biological signals long before the fish start dying off, the algae bloom on the water, or…

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‘Vijay is my favourite actor,’ Vishal makes special mention of the ‘Jana Naayagan’ actor at ‘Magudam’ trailer launch |

Vishal is entering a new phase of his career with ‘Magudam,’ taking on the responsibility of both acting and direction. The film has already created interest with its trailer, multiple characters, and large-scale action sequences. At the trailer launch event, Vishal spoke about his expectations for the film and also shared his admiration for Vijay,…

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In 2026, Burmese Pythons are not Florida’s only invasive predator, other animals putting native wildlife under growing pressure |

Burmese pythons are an invasive species in Florida Tom Rahill, the 69-year-old veteran hunter, won this year’s Florida Python Challenge by catching 96 pythons individually, Fox News reported.For over 10 days, 907 participants combed the Everglades and pulled out 280 invasive Burmese pythons this year.Just months earlier, in January, contracted hunter Carl Jackson and his…

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Antarctica: Antarctica is covered in ice, yet its dry desert climate makes fire so dangerous that the US maintains a full-time professional fire department | World News

Representative Image of Antarctic firefighters working in harsh conditions at McMurdo Station (AI-generated image) Antarctica holds roughly 75 per cent of the planet’s fresh water, locked away as ice, yet the continent is technically classified as a desert, and that combination makes fire one of the most serious hazards facing the people who live and…

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