The Times of India

Supporters in the stands displayed a banner reading Obrigado, capi7o Thank you, captain alongside images of Ronaldo lifting the European Championship and Nations League trophies.

More than 100,000 individuals participated in protests across France over the rising cost of living and educational funding. Demonstrators included members of the Yellow Vest movement, students, and various unions and activists. Although many protests were peaceful, some cities experienced clashes and police used tear gas. Key on the agenda was opposition to a proposed police law offering greater immunity for firearm use.

SpaceX's Starship spacecraft returned from its mission with a successful midair recovery by mechanical arms. The spacecraft completed 14 orbits while deploying 26 satellites before returning to Earth. However, the Super Heavy booster failed its recovery attempt shortly after launch, resulting in its destruction. The heat shield of the spacecraft performed well, indicating progress toward full reusability.

Ranbir Kapoor and Yash's 'Ramayana: Rise of a Legend' has achieved remarkable box office success in its second week. After recording Rs 72.90 cr net on Day 10, the film's total domestic collection reached Rs 685.60 cr. Its worldwide gross has surpassed Rs 1,200 cr, demonstrating strong international performance as well. The Hindi version has been the largest contributor, followed by Kannada and Telugu releases.

Travis Kelce-backed Six Flags is facing mounting financial pressure, with nearly $5 billion in debt raising questions about its future. The amusement park giant is considering further asset sales after selling seven regional parks for $331.4 million. Industry analysts have raised the possibility of flagship destinations such as Cedar Point and Kings Island being sold, although Six Flags has not confirmed any specific sale plans.

Five IT professionals in Chennai have been serving meals to residents at charitable institutions since 2020. They organise and prepare these meals, ensuring a personal touch for everyone involved. The group has hosted 88 food-service events with support from around 200 contributors. This initiative not only provides food but also essential items to those in need. Their commitment reflects a meaningful way to use their weekends beyond the workplace.

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Noel Tata has expressed strong opposition to the potential listing of Tata Sons on public markets. He believes such a move may compromise the group's long-standing commitment to philanthropy over profit. Some trustees argue that listing could enhance governance and transparency while supporting charitable aims. The debate reflects differing views on the future ownership structure of the Tata Group.

National Medical Commission has issued multiple notices to medical colleges after receiving disturbing ragging complaints from MBBS students. Reports indicate various forms of abuse, including physical humiliation and coercion, mostly from colleges in Rajasthan and a single college in Karnataka. Colleges are urged to conduct impartial inquiries and ensure no retaliation occurs against complainants. Enforcement of strict actions against guilty students largely rests with state authorities and med

Anthropic has pledged $50 million to assist Bay Area nonprofits through the end of 2027. The company will begin its initiative with $500,000 in holiday grants for essential services and support. Initial grants will benefit organizations like the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank and Glide Memorial Church, providing food, shelter, and toys. The collaboration with the San Francisco Foundation aims to direct funds where they are needed most.

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