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India Finishes 4th at 2026 Commonwealth Games with 39 Medals; TOPS Funding Breakdown Revealed

India concluded the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with 39 medals (13 gold, 17 silver, 9 bronze), ranking 4th behind Australia, England, and Canada. Key performers included Neeraj Chopra (silver in javelin) and Gulveer Singh (first Indian to win two individual track medals in a single CWG). The article highlights the role of the Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS) in funding athletes, with detailed breakdowns of support for medallists, selection criteria, and the scheme's expansion into sports science and mental conditioning.

India Clarifies No Involvement in Sheikh Hasina's Media Event Amid Bangladesh Concerns

India's MEA states no government involvement in a private media event featuring former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina, amid concerns from Bangladesh over potential endorsement of her views, as she prepares for her first public appearance since resigning in 2024.

Apple Launches New Legal Challenge Against UK Government Over Encryption Access

Apple has filed a new legal complaint in the UK against the government's demand for 'backdoor' access to encrypted user data, reigniting a row over balancing national security with privacy rights.

BBC Business

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Jordan Convenes Emergency Arab-Islamic Meeting Over 'Imminent' Israeli Threat to Al-Aqsa

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Jordan Convenes Emergency Arab-Islamic Meeting Over 'Imminent' Israeli Threat to Al-Aqsa

Jordan hosts emergency meeting with Arab and Islamic nations over fears of Israeli takeover of Al-Aqsa mosque, violating a status quo treaty, potentially triggering a religious conflict.

Guardian International

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UK Prison Early Release Scheme Revised: 1,000 Fewer to Be Released After Excluding Serious Offenses

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UK Prison Early Release Scheme Revised: 1,000 Fewer to Be Released After Excluding Serious Offenses

Andy Burnham's intervention modifies the UK's prison early release scheme, excluding those convicted of rape, serious child sexual offenses, and grooming, reducing the number of early releases from 6,000 to 5,000 over 10 months.

Daphne Caruana Galizia was investigating Yorgen Fenech before murder, jury told

At the murder trial of businessman Yorgen Fenech, Matthew Caruana Galizia testified that his mother, Daphne Caruana Galizia, was investigating corruption involving Fenech and government officials before she was killed in a car bomb in October 2017.

Guardian International

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LIC shares tumble nearly 9% as government's up to 6.5% stake sale opens

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LIC shares tumble nearly 9% as government's up to 6.5% stake sale opens

Shares of Life Insurance Corporation of India dropped nearly 9% as the Indian government opened an offer for sale to divest up to a 6.5% equity stake at a floor price of Rs 382 per share.

Economic Times

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US trade body criticizes Australian government's expanded news bargaining plan

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US trade body criticizes Australian government's expanded news bargaining plan

The National Foreign Trade Council has condemned Australia's expanded News Bargaining Incentive, which now includes LinkedIn. The US trade body warned of a deteriorating investment climate, while local experts argue the plan lacks ambition and fails to address AI-driven content.

Guardian Australia

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Government proposes amendments to revive merchant discount rate on UPI transactions

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Government proposes amendments to revive merchant discount rate on UPI transactions

Proposed amendments to the Payment and Settlement Systems Act aim to bring back merchant discount rate on select UPI transactions, potentially helping banks and fintech firms recover technology and cybersecurity investments, ET first reported on July 16.

Federal government drops charges against three individuals over Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool damage, undermining Trump's vandalism claim

The U.S. dropped misdemeanor charges against three people, including former Olympic canoeist David Hearn, for damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, citing a botched contractor installation rather than vandalism, contradicting President Trump's claim that vandals caused the harm.

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India to sell up to 6.5% stake in LIC at 10% discount

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India to sell up to 6.5% stake in LIC at 10% discount

Indian government plans to sell up to 6.5% of LIC shares at a 10% discount, aiming to raise up to 314 billion rupees ($3.3B) and meet 2032 public shareholding targets.

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UN experts call on Canada to protect Sikh activist Moninder Singh from threats

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UN experts call on Canada to protect Sikh activist Moninder Singh from threats

UN rights experts urged Canada to protect Sikh activist Moninder Singh, a Canadian national, from credible threats, after he received four duty‑to‑warn notices since 2022. The UN experts also called for accelerated investigations and accountability for perpetrators.

Philippines files UN nautical chart claiming Scarborough Shoal amid Taiwan, China dispute

The Philippines submitted an official nautical chart to the United Nations asserting its claim to Scarborough Shoal—known as Huangyan Island in China, Minzhu Reef in Taiwan, and Panatag Shoal in the Philippines—defining its 12‑nautical‑mile territorial sea and 24‑nautical‑mile contiguous zone.

SCMP News

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Bangladesh Asks India to Clarify Stance on Sheikh Hasina's Virtual Address

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Bangladesh Asks India to Clarify Stance on Sheikh Hasina's Virtual Address

Bangladesh's state minister for foreign affairs asked India to clarify whether it supports an upcoming virtual address by former PM Sheikh Hasina in Delhi, warning it could impact bilateral ties.

India Performs Record 20,138 Organ Transplants in 2025, Crosses 20,000-Mark

India achieved a record 20,138 organ transplants in 2025, marking a 6.5% increase from the prior year and a fourfold rise since 2013, according to NOTTO.

France's Council of State strikes down billion-tree funding decree

France's Council of State struck down Decree No. 2025-401, which funded a plan to plant one billion trees, ruling the subsidy framework unlawful due to a lack of mandatory public consultation.

Melbourne Doctors to Strike Next Week in Pay Dispute

Doctors at major Melbourne public hospitals will strike on August 13 for three and a half hours amid an ongoing pay and conditions dispute with the Victorian government, marking the first protected industrial action in 20 years.

ABC Top Stories

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Opposition demands stall Parliament as monsoon session faces washout

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Opposition demands stall Parliament as monsoon session faces washout

Opposition parties in India's Parliament demand discussions on Ram temple donations and a student crackdown, risking a washout of the monsoon session as bills pass amid disruptions.

PC Andrew Harper's mother 'devastated' his killers could get early release

The mother of killed PC Andrew Harper has expressed devastation that his teenage killers remain eligible for early release under revised UK government plans to tackle prison overcrowding.

BBC News

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UN rights experts urge Canada to protect Sikh activist Moninder Singh

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UN rights experts urge Canada to protect Sikh activist Moninder Singh

Five UN human rights experts urged Canada to protect Sikh activist Moninder Singh following multiple 'duty to warn' notices regarding credible threats to his life, highlighting concerns of foreign intimidation.

Victorian farmer invoices state government $40,000 for livestock lost to wild dogs

A Victorian farmer has sent a $40,000 invoice to the state government after losing over 160 livestock to wild dogs, following the March 2024 ban on lethal dingo control in north-west Victoria.

Venezuela earthquake death toll rises to 6,125

Venezuela’s confirmed earthquake death toll increased to 6,125, announced by National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez; 61,000 received hospital treatment after June 24 quakes that devastated La Guaira and Caracas.

US AI Framework Details Unclear, Companies Remain Silent

The White House and major AI companies (Meta, Google, OpenAI, Anthropic) declined to comment on a new AI framework, whose details, including potential pre-release testing with the federal government, remain undisclosed.

Apple Challenges UK Government's Demand for Encrypted User Data Access

Apple is challenging a UK government 'technical capability notice' demanding access to encrypted user data, arguing it would require a backdoor into end-to-end encrypted cloud backups.

TechCrunch

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