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This Wine-Filled Marathon Sold Out in 9 Minutes

Marathon training plans don't usually include "sip wine at regular intervals," but that's exactly what some runners are doing for France's Marathon du Medoc. As the Wall Street Journal's Elyse Goncalves explains, the 26.2-mile race through Bordeaux's vineyards turns the course into a roaming tasting room: 20 wine stops,...

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India’s Strategic Leap With NASA’s Moon Base Program

India’s participation in NASA’s Moon Base program will be transformative, giving ISRO access to advanced technologies, shared scientific data, and deep-space mission experience that would be prohibitively expensive to develop alone.This collaboration positions India as a central player in global lunar exploration and accelerates its ambitions for human spaceflight and interplanetary missions.NASA

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Daily Nadi Horoscope for 18 August 2026: Mercury Gets Combust, Time To Review Decisions

Today’s Nadi horoscope offers insights based on your Moon sign and the influence of planetary alignments. Mercury's current position may bring challenges in communication across different zodiac signs. It’s essential to exercise patience and set clear expectations in relationships for positive results. Additionally, thorough assessments of financial situations and personal security are crucial, along with making honest choices to foster harmony and effective decision-making.

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'We weren’t able to catch': Smith admits Australia were 'outplayed' after Bangladesh defeat

Bangladesh secured their first-ever Test victory on Australian soil in Darwin. The team achieved this historic win by defeating Australia by nine wickets. Australia struggled with batting across both innings, failing to build partnerships. Steve Smith acknowledged Bangladesh's superior performance while backing Australia. The team aims to bounce back after this unexpected defeat.

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AI won’t create India’s jobs crisis, but it could deepen it

Educated youth face a challenging job market with fewer middle-skill opportunities. Many new jobs are in low-productivity agriculture or informal services. AI threatens cognitive jobs, widening the existing skills divide. India must create productive non-farm work and expand tech-complementary roles. Targeted AI skilling is crucial to secure the demographic dividend.

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A 2024 study tried to find out if hair swirls turn differently in the Northern and Southern hemispheres; after studying 174 children and twins, researchers found more counterclockwise whorls in the South and a genetic link

Researchers explored hair whorl direction differences between hemispheres. Counterclockwise whorls were more frequent in the Southern Hemisphere population. Twins showed a tendency for same-direction whorl rotation, indicating genetic influence. Environmental factors may also play a role in hair whorl formation. This study offers insights into developmental processes and cell organization.

TThe Economic Times
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Bangladesh create history in Australia, register first

Bangladesh achieved an impressive nine-wicket victory over Australia during the Test in Darwin, marking a pivotal moment in cricket history. Mehidy Hasan Miraz emerged as a standout player, contributing vital runs and taking crucial wickets. Cameron Green's century was not enough to salvage Australia's pride, increasing the pressure on the home side after suffering another defeat to the rising Bangladeshi team.

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NASA’s Hubble shows star formation in Andromeda galaxy winding down

NASA’s Hubble shows star formation in Andromeda galaxy winding down Technology Org Hubble Reveals that Star Formation is Slowing Down in the Andromeda Galaxy Universe Today The Milky Way’s Giant Neighbor, Andromeda, May Be Slowly Shutting Down New Stars ZME Science The Andromeda galaxy may be getting bullied by a smaller galactic neighbor, scientists find Space Hubble finds Andromeda star formation has dropped, M32 likely culprit NewsBytes

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The trouble with getting used to miracles

Modern technology works so well it becomes invisible to users. This invisibility makes critical thinking about scientific claims essential today. We must ask how we know things and what evidence supports them. Developing disciplined curiosity is a necessary defense against misinformation. Looking at familiar things from new angles offers valuable perspective.

TThe Times Of India
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'Team didn’t have confidence in me': Jadeja’s candid revelation that left him 'disturbed'

Ravindra Jadeja opened up about the challenges he faced early in his career regarding his batting position. He acknowledged that batting lower in the order deeply impacted his confidence and self-belief. Jadeja noted that the team's lack of trust in his batting capabilities contributed to his struggles. His reflections came on the heels of India’s impressive Day 1, highlighted by Devdutt Padikkal achieving his first Test century against Sri Lanka.

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