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Tears and Triumph: Martinez Emotional as Argentina Chases Historic Back-to-Back World Cup Glory

Argentina's star goalkeeper, Emiliano Martinez, admits the thought of his team's incredible journey and potential historic success often brings him to tears as they prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup final against Spain this Sunday. The emotional shot-stopper shared his deep connection to the team's achievements, just hours before Argentina attempts to become the first nation since Brazil in 1962 to successfully defend the coveted World Cup trophy at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.

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India's Skyroot Launches Private Orbital Rocket, Igniting New Space Era

India officially entered an elite global club of nations on July 18, 2026, as Skyroot Aerospace successfully launched Vikram-1, the nation's first privately developed orbital-class rocket, into Low Earth Orbit. The Hyderabad-based startup's Mission Aagaman deployment not only delivered multiple technology demonstration payloads but also carried a handwritten postcard from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, symbolizing a new chapter in India's space journey.

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India's Skyroot Launches Private Orbital Rocket, Igniting New Space Era

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New Research Reveals El Niño's Unbalanced Grip on Global Water Supplies

A groundbreaking study published in Communications Earth & Environment (part of Nature Portfolio) reveals that El Niño and La Niña, the two main phases of the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO), have a significantly 'asymmetric signature' on the world's water storage. This means their impacts on global water availability—from groundwater to soil moisture—are not just opposite, but distinctly different in how and where they cause drying or wetting. The findings come as global forecasts predict a potentially 'very strong' El Niño event forming in the coming months, which could break previous records.

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New Research Reveals El Niño's Unbalanced Grip on Global Water Supplies

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Sindhu Scripts History: Reaches Japan Open Final, Faces Yamaguchi for Title

Indian badminton superstar PV Sindhu has powered into the Japan Open 2026 final, making history as the first Indian shuttler to reach the title match of this prestigious BWF Super 750 event. Her journey to the final included a dramatic semi-final win against China's world No. 4 Chen Yufei, who retired due to a hamstring injury while Sindhu was leading 21-19, 15-10. This marks a significant resurgence for Sindhu, who was ranked 18th at the start of the year and has now climbed back to world No. 9.

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Sindhu Scripts History: Reaches Japan Open Final, Faces Yamaguchi for Title

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Mobile Phones and Brain Cancer: New WHO-Backed Study Finds No Confirmed Link

After years of public concern and scientific debate, a major new analysis supported by the World Health Organization (WHO) has found no evidence that mobile phone use increases the risk of brain cancer. The comprehensive study, which reviewed numerous earlier investigations, specifically concludes there's no link between electromagnetic waves from phones and cancers of the brain, head, or neck, offering significant reassurance to billions of users globally.

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Mobile Phones and Brain Cancer: New WHO-Backed Study Finds No Confirmed Link

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India's First Hydrogen Train Takes Track in Haryana, Unlocking Rs 14,700 Crore Development

Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently flagged off India's inaugural hydrogen-powered train, the 'NaMo Green Rail,' from Jind in Haryana, marking a monumental stride in the nation's clean energy transition. This domestically built 10-coach train, designed to carry up to 2,600 passengers between Jind and Sonipat, signifies India's entry into an elite group of countries deploying zero-emission rail technology. The historic launch was complemented by the unveiling of development projects worth over Rs 14,700 crore across Haryana, focusing on critical infrastructure and public amenities.

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India's First Hydrogen Train Takes Track in Haryana, Unlocking Rs 14,700 Crore Development