India Took Half a Team to Nagoya — and Came Home With a Record 114 Medals

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India sent 168 athletes to Aichi-Nagoya, barely half the squad that went to Hangzhou — and returned with more medals than ever before: 114, including 30 gold, and a best-ever fourth place. Three world records fell, Sumit Antil led an Indian podium sweep, and Mona Agarwal won a world-record gold with a rented rifle. This was not an incremental step. It was a statement.

Elon Musk’s “Flying Car” Really Left the Ground — for Seconds. Here Is What the Viral Videos Leave Out

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The most-shared technology video of the month is real: at a Texas test site, Tesla's new Roadster barrel-rolled through the air on SpaceX thrusters while Elon Musk declared "Flying cars are real." But almost everything the viral clips imply around that moment — a car you can buy, a machine that flies like an aircraft, a Musk-owned flying car company — falls apart when you check the record.

A Week After the Juhu Shooting, Tiger Shroff’s Team Says the Viral “Deep Shock” Statement Never Happened

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The most-quoted words in the Tiger Shroff shooting story were never his, his team says. As reports attributed a "deep shock" statement to the actor, his spokesperson shut it down — and warned that even AI-generated videos of him are circulating. Meanwhile, the real investigation has produced 11 arrests, two recovered guns and an escape plan undone by a missed bus.