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Manu Bhaker, Esha Singh and Divya Subbaraju win 25m pistol team gold at the shooting World Championship in Doha
The trio scored 1761 to beat South Korea by 13 points, India's second gold of the championship; the men's 50m rifle 3-positions team added bronze.
33 Sundarbans villagers, including 10 women, train to keep people and tigers safe
The new volunteers join a network of 98 'first responders' in Kultali, South 24 Parganas, who step in when a tiger strays into a village.
An Assam father and daughter turn rhino and elephant dung into notebooks
Since 2014, their venture Elrhino has made paper products from wildlife waste, giving villagers near habitats an extra income.
From 27 sewing machines to steady factory jobs: Aarey's Warli women are earning with PF and medical cover
Adivasi women from Mumbai's Aarey forest, whose hamlets shrank after the Metro car-shed project, now draw regular salaries at an Andheri factory.
Mumbai doctors give a 6-kg baby a new liver in a 10-hour surgery, with his mother as donor
The one-year-old had advanced liver disease from a rare genetic disorder; he went home after 15 days.
The world's driest desert bursts into its biggest bloom in 30 years, with 200+ species in flower
Record rains brought by a strong El Niño woke seeds and bulbs that had slept in Chile's Atacama sand for decades.
India's Dr Reddy's wins first US FDA nod for a $40-a-year generic HIV-prevention shot
The Hyderabad drugmaker's version of lenacapavir, an injection given just twice a year, is meant for 120 low- and middle-income countries.
300+ volunteers on foot and horseback find a 6-year-old boy with autism safe after 2 nights in Kentucky woods
Roman Heilman walked out of the brush with his dog onto a horse trail, about a mile and a half from home.
Newborn deaths in Flint fell by half after families got cash during pregnancy and infancy
A study in JAMA Pediatrics links the Rx Kids programme to a sharp drop in babies dying in their first month.
One of Australia's most mysterious bats turns up 400 miles from where it was last seen
A scientist's handheld detector picked up the call of the rare Arnhem sheath-tailed bat at a Northern Territory sanctuary.
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