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First Palm Cockatoo Chick Fledges from Artificial Nest in Australia

A palm cockatoo chick has successfully fledged from an artificial nest in Cape York Peninsula, Australia. Conservationists installed 29 artificial hollows to address the shortage of natural breeding sites for this endangered species. This marks the first successful breeding event using artificial nests, a significant milestone in palm cockatoo conservation. Ongoing monitoring will evaluate the effectiveness of these nests for future breeding.

TOI Science··Cape York Peninsula

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BusinessPhoto: NDTV Business

Meta Ordered to Pay $25 Billion for Data Privacy Violations in New Mexico

Meta was ordered to pay $25 billion in New Mexico after a jury found the company misled residents about handling their personal data. The case stems from the 2018 Cambridge Analytica scandal. The jury found 26 out of 29 statements by Meta misleading, totaling over 43 million breaches of consumer protection law. The judge reduced the potential $219 billion fine to $25 billion with 15% annual interest on unpaid amounts.

NDTV Business··Santa Fe

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HealthPhoto: HT Health

Micronutrient Deficiencies Persist Despite Adequate Food Intake in India

Despite eating enough meals, many in India suffer from micronutrient deficiencies. NFHS-5 reports anemia in 57.2% of non-pregnant and 52.2% of pregnant women aged 15–49. The CNNS highlights vitamin D, B12, and iron deficiencies among adolescents. Dr. Sonali Gokhalay emphasizes that adequate food intake does not guarantee sufficient vitamin and mineral absorption, underscoring ongoing nutrition challenges beyond calorie sufficiency.

HT Health·

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Andhra Pradesh Halts Elections in 100 Urban Local Bodies After SC Order

The Andhra Pradesh State Election Commission has suspended elections across 100 urban local bodies, including 13 municipal corporations and 87 municipalities and nagar panchayats, following a Supreme Court directive. The SC ordered consideration of extending the nomination deadline for candidates who faced law and order issues while filing papers. Further orders will follow after reports from district officials.

News18··Andhra Pradesh

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Sunil Gavaskar Advises Playing Late and Close to Body in New Zealand

Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar highlighted the challenges India face on their New Zealand tour, having lost both Tests previously. He emphasized adapting to cooler early summer weather and grassy pitches favoring seam and swing bowling. Gavaskar noted these conditions could improve for batting once players settle. India will play T20I, ODI, and Test series, with the extended tour aiding adjustment to conditions and time zones.

Deccan Herald··Bengaluru

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Replacing MGNREGA Weakens Rural Right to Work

The replacement of MGNREGA with the VB-GRAM G Act has weakened the rural right-to-work framework in India. Restoring a meaningful right to work requires adequate funding, living wages, and stronger local institutions. These measures would support constitutional goals, boost rural demand, and promote economic growth.

Hindu Business·

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