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    The World Cup Reminds Us of the Animal Origins of Football

    Pigs' bladders were once a versatile tool, serving as containers for lard, preserves, and even in scientific and medical applications. Their use extended to sports, forming the original balls for games like football and rugby. A tragic incident involving a shoemaker's wife ultimately led to the adoption of rubber bladders, revolutionizing sports equipment.

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    DU admissions 2026 date may get delayed this year, here's why

    Delhi University's undergraduate admissions face further delays. Registrations will now commence after the Common University Entrance Test (CUET-UG) results are declared. This follows disruptions in the CUET examination. Teachers express concern over recurring academic calendar issues since CUET's introduction. Calls are growing to reconsider the admission model due to these persistent delays.

    'Paudhon mein paani de rahe hain': Noida Ivy County video sparks debate as fire brigade water reaches only 6th floor during 12th-floor fire

    A viral video of a high-rise fire in Noida shows firefighters' water jets falling far short of the 12th-floor blaze, sparking outrage over inadequate equipment. While residents were evacuated safely, the incident highlights concerns about fire services' preparedness for the city's growing number of tall buildings.

    ETMarkets AIF Talk| Returns with liquidity: How Vivriti's semi-liquid debt fund is redefining private credit investing, says Priyam Kedia

    Vivriti's Short Term Debt Fund offers private credit-like returns with periodic liquidity, resonating with investors. India's private credit market has matured, with domestic capital playing a dominant role. Vivriti emphasizes portfolio monitoring, AI integration, and expert advice for robust credit underwriting.

    No WiFi, no proper roads: In Rishikesh, architect brothers built a Harry Potter-inspired mud house, complete with jungle trails and Ganga views

    A magical mud house in Rishikesh, inspired by Harry Potter's Hagrid's hut, offers a unique escape from urban life. Built by architect brothers, this cave-like 'Tiny Farm Fort' emphasizes sustainability and natural living, accessible only by a forest hike. Guests experience a slower pace, surrounded by nature and wildlife, disconnecting from technology.

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