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🏏 Gill defends India's follow-on call after drawn test

India risked enforcing a follow-on to secure a result in Sri Lanka's test series. This decision, taken despite rain concerns, led to an epic draw on the final day. The SSC pitch did not deteriorate enough for the spinners to dominate the game. Gill stated that he doesn't think the follow-on call backfired given the time constraints. India remains hopeful about qualifying for the World Test Championship finals. 🏏

#CricketIndia#WTC#TestMatch
business

πŸ“ˆ Salesforce surges 22% on AI partnership news

Salesforce shares jumped 22% on Thursday after beating second-quarter earnings and partnering with AI startup Anthropic. This massive move involved Salesforce integrating with Claude via a new plug-in for sales data access. The company reported $11.35 billion in revenue, surpassing analyst expectations of $11.32 billion. Marc Benioff stated that the feared 'SaaSpocalypse' is not happening for the software sector. This optimism helped lift other software names like Adobe and Figma. πŸš€

#Salesforce#AI#TechStocks
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🚁 US Marines ditch old infantry for drone warfare

The US Marine Corps is overhauling its infantry force under the Ground Combat Element 2040 plan to counter drone saturation. This modernization will push drone and counter-drone systems down to the rifle-squad level. The plan spans three phases from 2026 to 2040, heavily influenced by the Russia-Ukraine war. India is similarly integrating drones, with Ashni platoons and Shaktibaan regiments being introduced across formations. The Army plans to train five lakh personnel in drone operations over the next five years. 🚁

#DroneWarfare#MilitaryTech#FutureOfWar
india

πŸ”₯ School Principal Among 4 Naga Tribe Men Shot Dead in Manipur

Four men from Naga tribes were shot dead by unknown insurgents in Manipur's Kangpokpi district today. One of the victims was identified as a school principal. The deadly ambush occurred at 8:30 am, with one man injured and another missing. This violence persists amid peace efforts following demands for separate administration by some Kuki groups. The Manipur government has ordered security forces to neutralize the attackers. πŸ˜”

#ManipurConflict#NagaTribes#IndianNews
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πŸŒ• Storms might mess up lunar eclipse viewing

Strong storms are possible as humidity returns, threatening the lunar eclipse scheduled for tonight. The National Weather Service has issued a Level 2 risk for severe storms in the area. These storms are most likely between 5 and 10 p.m., bringing heavy rain and damaging wind gusts. While most storms should dissipate after 10 p.m., lingering clouds could still impact the midnight peak. Skywatchers might still catch occasional views, though skies may be mostly cloudy. πŸŒ•

#LunarEclipse#SevereWeather#WeatherAlerts
tech

✨ Google Messages drops custom chat themes now

Google Messages has officially rolled out custom chat themes and backgrounds for Android users. This feature requires RCS and lets users personalize individual conversations with unique colors and wallpapers. The update includes curated galleries like Animals and Landscapes, alongside the option to upload personal photos. These themes are private to the user and do not affect what the recipient sees on their device. Users can find the setting within the chat menu and look out for the red dot notification. 🎨

#GoogleMessages#AndroidUpdate#ChatThemes
health

πŸ”¬ New rat model mirrors human kidney disease progression

Researchers created a mutant rat model that accurately replicates human chronic kidney disease (CKD) symptoms. This study was conducted by a team led by Professor Iori K. Ohmori at Okayama University. The findings, published on June 12, 2026, detail how Trx deficiency drives this progressive illness. The model shows kidney damage, inflammation, and mitochondrial issues, mimicking advanced human CKD. This suggests new therapies focusing on redox balance could slow down disease progression. πŸ”¬

#KidneyHealth#ScienceBreakthrough#CKDResearch
business

πŸ’‘ Telangana plans major boost to skill development

IT Minister D. Sridhar Babu stated the need for close coordination among government, industry, and education due to rapid tech and AI changes. He spoke at a certificate distribution event hosted by Boeing, LLF, and CITD in Hyderabad on Wednesday. The government is working to equip youth with skills matching emerging tech needs, recognizing successful trainees. Furthermore, the administration is planning to expand skill development programs across the State with industry partners. Industries are encouraged to join these upskilling and reskilling initiatives for a future-ready workforce. πŸš€

#SkillIndia#TelanganaGrowth#FutureReady
world

🌊 Floods hit Tibet port near Nepal border 🌊

Aerial footage revealed the impact of severe flash floods near the Nepal-Tibet border. The Gyirong Port, a key trading hub between Tibet and Nepal, was shown affected by a mudslide. Officials reported 558 people missing in Tibet, bringing the total missing to 1,468 as of the latest update. This disaster, triggered by a glacial collapse, has caused widespread damage to infrastructure in the region. Rescue operations are ongoing as the death toll continues to rise after the devastation.

#NepalFloods#Tibet#GlobalDisaster
sports

🏈 Cedric Tillman cut by Browns; Chiefs might be interested

The Cleveland Browns released wide receiver Cedric Tillman as the 53-man roster deadline neared. Tillman, drafted in the 2023 NFL Draft, played 38 games over three seasons, catching 71 passes for 833 yards. His production wasn't enough to stay against newer receivers in Cleveland. Kansas City Chiefs are reportedly watching him as a potential receiver upgrade. His future depends on finding an offense where he can showcase his true potential. 🏈

#NFL#ClevelandBrowns#CedricTillman
india

πŸ“š TN offers full fee support for Muslim women students

Tamil Nadu announced comprehensive welfare measures, including full undergraduate tuition fee support for Muslim female students under the government quota. This initiative was declared by Minister for Minorities Welfare A M Shahjahan in the state. An initial allocation of Rs 20 crore has been made for these various schemes. The package aims to boost female literacy and improve employability across minority communities. Moving forward, the state will also set up a new college and a Rs 100 crore revolving fund. πŸŽ“

#TamilNadu#MinorityWelfare#EducationSupport

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