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India beat Japan 4-1 to win a record 6th Asian Champions Trophy
Down 0-1 for most of the final, India scored four goals in the last 18 minutes in Mohali to complete a hat-trick of titles.
Seabird colony wiped out by bird flu bounces back to 756 terns
At England's Pagham Harbour, sandwich terns have returned in big numbers after vanishing in 2022.
Critically endangered pangolin caught on camera near Shillong
A Wildlife Institute of India camera trap recorded a Chinese pangolin in forests on the edge of the city.
Brazil expands Pantanal park, home to the world's most jaguars
The protected area in the world's largest tropical wetland has grown by 185 square miles.
This Maharashtra village now makes 500 litres of drinking water from air
A machine built with CSIR-IICT scientists pulls moisture out of the air for children in drought-prone Washim.
India hold off Pakistan 3-2 in SAFF Championship opener
Suhail Bhat scored twice as the defending champions led 3-0 at half-time in Dhaka, before two late Pakistan goals.
15-year-old Tanvi Patri wins India's first Youth Olympics women's singles silver
She pushed world junior champion Zhang Yi Xin to 26-24 in the deciding game of the final in Dakar.
These Tamil Nadu villages skip Diwali crackers every year — to protect bats
In villages across the state, people have chosen quiet Diwalis for generations so fruit bats roosting nearby aren't scared away.
Barbados stops HIV passing from mothers to babies, WHO confirms
No baby in Barbados got HIV from their mother between 2022 and 2024.
Nature is being restored at the fastest rate ever recorded, says UN
About 252 million hectares across 149 countries are now under active restoration, a UNEP report finds.
A Gurugram student built a free app that measures light pollution from a phone photo
Class 12 student Suhani Gupta's SkyQi has collected readings from 490+ people in 63 countries.
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