Deepak Paloor

20/08/2026

More than a week after private school principal Roopa Reddy was found murdered at her home in Nalgonda district, police have apprehended two Class 10 students of the same school, alleging that they killed her after she caught one of them stealing from her house. Roopa was found dead inside her house on August 11 while she was alone. Police said she had been stabbed 27 times.

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20/08/2026

‘Rs 4,000 in just 8 hours’: YouTuber finds out how much begging can earn at Haridwar Mela Read here 👉 https://indianexpress.com/article/trending/trending-in-india/youtuber-haridwar-kawad-mela-begging-experiment-rs-4000-viral-video-10842119/?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=echobox&utm_channel=echoboxfb&utm_source=Facebook =1787232816

18/08/2026

Palm Jumeirah 😍

18/08/2026

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18/08/2026

18/08/2026

CAIRO: Karen Morad went blind five years ago, yet on holiday in Kenya in June, the 16-year-old Cairo schoolgirl felt like she could suddenly see again thanks to an app developed by her brother that described the safari in audiovisual. Using the AI-assisted app inserted into Meta META.O glasses, Karen enjoyed a running commentary on details of the animals around, their distance from her and what they were doing, giving her a full picture to imagine the scenes and sense the atmosphere.

18/08/2026

Dirtiest cruise ships in 2026 based on the CDC's health inspections:
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18/08/2026

A teenager once saved 200 lives with a lantern and a flooded bridge.

Kate Shelley was just a teenage farm girl when a storm-collapsed trestle sent a locomotive into Honey Creek near her Iowa home.

A passenger train was still coming. She crawled across the flooded bridge on her hands and knees. Her lantern had blown out, so she felt for each tie in the dark. She reached the depot and stopped the train. Railroads gave her a lifetime pass and a Tiffany medal.

A bridge still carries her name today.