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After facing threats and harassment for planning an interfaith marriage, a Kolkata couple turned to the High Court and won the right to marry safely. Their decade-long love story proves that courage and the law can protect what matters most.
Two-time Olympic medalist Rayssa Leal transformed crushing pressure at Paris 2024 into a powerful lesson about joy, fun, and mental health. Now 18, she's heading into her third Olympics at just 20 years old with a completely new mindset.
Twenty years ago, hepatitis C was a devastating chronic disease that led to liver failure and death. Today, a short course of pills cures 95% of patients, thanks to scientists who refused to give up.
A fingertip patch that reads sweat could transform treatment for millions living with Parkinson's disease. The device tracks medication levels continuously without batteries or blood tests.
Seventeen new on-call firefighters just completed their training and are ready to protect communities across the Humber region. These everyday heroes will balance emergency response duties with their regular jobs and family lives.
Financial experts say you can tackle credit card debt and build savings at the same time. The secret is budgeting strategically so unexpected expenses don't trap you in a cycle of more debt.
Sheba Medical Center has become the first hospital worldwide to deploy OpenAI's healthcare AI across its entire system, giving thousands of medical staff instant access to evidence-based clinical support. The move transforms how doctors make decisions and could set a new standard for hospitals globally.
Europe's newest heavy-lift rocket, Ariane 6, soared into the sky on its first flight, marking a major milestone for the continent's space program. The successful launch gives Europe greater independence and flexibility in accessing space at a lower cost than ever before.
A new Delhi company created a credit score for EV batteries, solving the biggest barrier to selling used electric vehicles. Their TruEV Score helps buyers, dealers, and lenders price used EVs fairly for the first time.
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Australian swimmers are dominating the Commonwealth Games with 23 gold medals and their eyes set on an even bigger prize: the 2032 Brisbane Olympics on home soil. Olympic champion Cameron McEvoy says the nation's rising talent pipeline points to a "red-hot runway" ahead.
Nigeria just launched a nationwide program to help families ditch smoky firewood and charcoal for affordable, cleaner cooking gas. The initiative targets 5 million households and could transform public health while protecting the environment.
Skywatchers will witness a rare double feature on August 12, 2026, when a total solar eclipse and the Perseid meteor shower peak on the same day. The new moon that creates the eclipse will also deliver perfectly dark skies for meteor viewing.
When floods trapped families on rooftops in Gujarat, a local drone company gave rescue teams eyes in the sky. Their technology helped locate survivors, deliver supplies, and save lives in places boats couldn't reach.
Spain's unemployment rate dropped below 10% for the first time since 2008, thanks to nearly half a million new jobs created in just three months. The country now sits within reach of its ambitious goal of 23 million employed workers by year's end.
Your brain gets a powerful workout every time you practice a new language. Scientists now say this mental exercise could help keep dementia at bay and slow down brain aging.
A new European marketplace is making it faster and cheaper for solar developers to sell projects directly to buyers, cutting out costly middlemen. The platform already has 200 MW of solar and battery projects listed, with hundreds more expected by year's end.
Recent graduates from Mexico just won an international competition with a system that grows food and generates clean energy in the same space. Their invention collects rainwater and uses smart sensors to water crops shaded by solar panels overhead.
Residents in remote parts of Chad are walking to nearby towns to participate in the country's first nationwide census in 17 years. Many see the count as a chance to finally bring attention to gaps in public services in their communities.