September 1, 2026
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the world39s loneliest tree had no other tree within 400 km across the sahara desert and roots over

The world’s loneliest tree had no other tree within 400 km across the Sahara Desert and roots over 30 metres deep to reach hidden groundwater, then one drunk truck driver knocked it down after 300 years of survival | World News

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Deep in Niger’s Ténéré Desert once stood what was widely regarded as the world’s loneliest tree, an umbrella thorn acacia that survived for around 300 years despite having no other tree within roughly 400 kilometres. Hidden beneath the scorching Sahara, its roots stretched more than 30 metres underground to reach precious groundwater, allowing it to…

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Maharashtra TET paper leak: Rahul Gandhi’s 3 demands to CM Fadnavis | India News

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Rahul said the affected candidates have been left waiting ‘without a date, without answers.’ NEW DELHI: Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday intensified his attack on the Centre over recurring examination paper leaks, citing the cancellation of the Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) and accusing the system of failing lakhs of candidates.In a post…

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Lights out: How Iran quietly moved millions of barrels through Hormuz under America’s nose

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Conditions around the Strait of Hormuz have worsened. As the conflict between the US and Iran escalates, supertankers are quietly transiting through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has continued moving oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz in recent days, even before the United States announced that it would reinstate a blockade on Iranian ports…

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Visa refused, admission denied: Why study abroad aspirants need a Plan B before it’s too late

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Study abroad challenges: How students can prepare for visa and university rejections The dream of studying overseas often comes with pressure that begins long before the application process“My child will become a doctor, engineer, or astronaut.” For many families, such statements are expressions of hope shared over years of conversations about the future. But for…

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Want glass skin? Start sipping these 5 drinks every day for naturally healthy, glowing skin

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This colourful drink has become a favourite among beauty enthusiasts, and for good reason. Carrots are rich in beta-carotene, while beetroot contains antioxidants, folate and vitamin C. Carotenoids have been studied for their role in improving skin health and reducing redness caused by sun exposure. They also help protect the skin against oxidative stress. Instead…

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‘Hadd mein rehna, faltugiri nahi karna mere saath’: Zareen Khan shuts down paparazzi’s inappropriate ‘try the dress’ remark with a fierce warning – Watch | Hindi Movie News

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Mumbai: Bollywood actor Zareen Khan during an event, in Mumbai. (PTI Photo)(PTI07_13_2026_000317B) Zareen Khan loses cool after paparazzi’s ‘Try the dress’ remark; actress says, ‘ Faltugiri ki baatein nahi karna mere saath’ ‘Hadd mein rehna, faltugiri nahi karna mere saath’: Zareen Khan shuts down paparazzi’s inappropriate ‘try the dress’ remark with a fierce warning –…

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Virat Kohli, Gautam Gambhir avoid interaction during practice session ahead of India vs England 1st ODI | Cricket News

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After a disappointing T20I leg that saw India lose 0-2 to Ireland and suffer a 0-4 whitewash against England, attention has now shifted to the three-match ODI series. But ahead of the opening match at Edgbaston, it wasn’t just India’s preparations that grabbed attention. During India’s training session in Birmingham on Monday, head coach Gautam…

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turkey39s cappadocia region was home to free roaming horses then local cowboys began gathering them

Turkey’s Cappadocia region was home to free-roaming horses, then local cowboys began gathering them for guided photo tours, turning the iconic herds into a tourism attraction that’s helping preserve them | World News

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Turkey’s Cappadocia region is famous for its fairy chimneys and hot air balloons, but another attraction has quietly become a symbol of the region. Every afternoon, local cowboys gather free-roaming Yılkı horses and lead them through Cappadocia’s valleys for guided photography experiences, drawing visitors from around the world. What began as a way to showcase…

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