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Rajiv Pratap Rudy’s enduring presence at the Constitution Club is marked by his recent victory over Sanjeev Balyan, solidifying his long-standing influence. His ability to consistently secure leadership, including uncontested wins in 2009, 2014, and 2019, speaks volumes about his hold on the club. Despite facing a competitive field, particularly from within his own party, Rudy, a five-time Lok Sabha member, has maintained his position as the club’s secretary for a quarter-century. The club, initially, had a low profile until a vision committee was formed by then Lok Sabha Speaker GMC Balayogi in 1998-99. Rudy, a prominent BJP leader and…

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Europe is wary of the upcoming meeting between Trump and Putin in Alaska, fearing it could lead to unfavorable outcomes. This concern is fueled by a perceived clash of interests between Trump and European nations. The meeting in Alaska could jeopardize both Ukraine and Europe. To address these concerns, Europe is preparing for a series of high-level discussions. The European position is that Ukraine should have the autonomy to negotiate with Russia and that Ukraine’s sovereignty must be protected. If Trump accepts Putin’s conditions, the EU is prepared to continue supporting Ukraine’s efforts in the war. This situation presents a…

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The movie *Materialists* stars Dakota Johnson as Lucy Mason, a matchmaker in a setting that attempts to capture the essence of a modern romantic comedy. The film struggles to create a convincing narrative, with forced dialogue and uninspired performances. The storyline follows Lucy and her clients, all of whom seem unhappy despite their privileged lives. The movie explores the emptiness of their quest for companionship, often shown through parties and excessive drinking. The romantic elements falter, and Lucy’s relationships appear shallow. Her encounter with Harry (Pedro Pascal), the seemingly ideal man with a hidden flaw, further underscores the film’s lack…

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Microsoft is introducing several AI-powered features for Windows 11 users through Copilot. The upcoming features include the Copilot Vision tool, which lets users scan content on their screen for analysis and interaction. Copilot will enable users to inquire about the content visible and execute tasks like enhancing picture lighting. Some functions are exclusive to Copilot Plus personal computers. Microsoft’s announcement highlighted a consumer AI report indicating significant use of generative AI for work and personal projects. Other new features include a sticker generator within Paint, an object select tool, an AI lighting option in Photos, and a perfect screenshot tool.…

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The Rajya Sabha has cleared key legislation related to sports governance and anti-doping, following passage in the Lok Sabha. The National Sports Governance Bill, a central component of these reforms, seeks to establish a comprehensive legal structure for the administration of sports in India, emphasizing transparency, accountability, and the well-being of athletes. The bill is designed to facilitate sports development, support athlete welfare initiatives, and promote ethical practices based on international standards. It also aims to provide a streamlined process for resolving sports disputes. This legislation is a critical step toward improving the Indian sports system and replaces patchwork policies…

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Tesla is significantly increasing its footprint in India’s electric vehicle sector. The company is set to launch its second retail center, the Tesla Experience Centre, on August 11 at the WorldMark 3 campus in Aerocity, Delhi. This new location will serve customers in the National Capital Region, a key strategic area for India’s EV initiatives. The move comes shortly after the opening of the first showroom in Mumbai at Maker Maxity Mall on July 15. The Mumbai launch was attended by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, who welcomed the company and invited Tesla to establish R&D and manufacturing units in the…

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With the 2025 Assembly elections on the horizon, Bihar is witnessing fresh political disputes, largely stemming from the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls. There are reported issues with the voter list, including deceased individuals’ names being included and living citizens’ names being excluded. Tejashwi Yadav, the RJD’s CM candidate and son of Lalu Prasad Yadav, has claimed his name is not present on the Election Commission’s draft voter list. He mentioned he had submitted the necessary enumeration form during the special revision of electoral rolls in Bihar. Yadav questioned how he would be able to participate in…

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A fatal motorcycle accident in Gumla district, Jharkhand, claimed the lives of three friends who were returning from a local market. The accident happened on Monday night in the Palakot area. The victims, all young men, were riding together on a motorcycle when they crashed into a divider. The deceased were identified as Sandeep Singh, Banty Singh, and Biria Oraon. According to reports, they had been enjoying the weekly market in Palakot, where they had eaten snacks before starting their journey back home. During their return, the motorcycle was being driven at a high speed, which led to the accident.…

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The Chhattisgarh Food, Civil Supplies, and Consumer Protection Department has issued an order to resume kerosene distribution to ration card holders, including those with gas connections, in the state’s non-scheduled areas under the Public Distribution System. For August, Chhattisgarh is set to receive 1332 kiloliters of kerosene, which will be distributed through fair price shops. This decision was communicated through a letter sent from the Food Department, located in Indravati Bhawan, to all district collectors and the state-level coordinator of the Oil Industry in Raipur. The guidelines clarify that all Antyodaya and priority ration card holders under the public distribution…

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The monsoon session of Parliament has been marked by persistent disruptions and protests, primarily driven by the opposition’s strong objections to alleged ‘vote theft’ and the implementation of SIR. On the 17th day of the session, the opposition members continued to express their discontent, creating considerable disorder. Demonstrations included throwing paper at the Speaker’s chair and shouting slogans, leading to the adjournment of both houses until August 18th. There are suggestions that the government may conclude the session ahead of schedule, especially considering the approaching five-day recess. The session is scheduled to be in recess from August 13th to August…

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