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1. Milky Way’s ‘Cosmic Bone’ Breaks in Stunning Celestial Collision  pragativadi.com
2. NASA’s Chandra Diagnoses Cause of Fracture in Galactic “Bone”  NASA (.gov)
3. Mega collision in Milky Way galaxy fractured its bone. We have a picture  India Today
4. '230 light-years long': NASA's Chandra Telescope discovers a fracture in the centre of Milky Way galaxy  Wion
5. NASA’s Chandra Diagnoses Cause of Fracture in Galactic ‘Bone’ | Newswise  Newswise

1. NASA wants you to help classify galaxies captured by James Webb Telescope: What is Galaxy Zoo, and how to join  MSN
2. NASA wants you to help classify galaxies captured by James Webb Telescope: What is Galaxy Zoo, and how to  Times of India
3. NASA shares 500,000 galaxy images and seeks your help to identify them  Moneycontrol
4. Help Classify Galaxies Seen by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope!  NASA Science (.gov)
5. James Webb Space Telescope captures thousands of galaxies in a cosmic 'feast' (image)  Space

1. The Bhootnii Box Office Day 1: 693% Higher Than Lowest Opener Of 2024-25, Sanjay Dutt Escapes Worst 10!  Koimoi
2. ‘The Bhootnii’ box office collections day 1: Sanjay Dutt’s horror comedy opens with Rs 65 lakhs, Sees mod  Times of India
3. The Bhootnii movie review: 0 star review; this film lacks plot, production value, sense and sensibility  The Indian Express
4. ‘The Bhootnii’ movie review: Sanjay Dutt’s ghosthunter act cannot enliven horror comedy  The Hindu
5. The Bhootnii X Reviews: Mouni Roy floats while the script sinks; ‘I wasn’t scared just spiritually exhausted’  Hindustan Times

1. SECC of 2011: When caste data was collected but not published  The Indian Express
2. Opinion | There Are Two Big Reasons Behind BJP's Caste Census Move  NDTV
3. Before caste census, the first steps: how to count the OBCs, general category castes  The Indian Express
4. Kharge urges Centre to raise quota ceiling for backward communities from 50% to 68%  Hindustan Times
5. BJP govt's pattern to oppose good policy, defame, then adopt it under pressure: Congress  The Hindu

1. Rupee surges: Breaches 84/$, wipes out all losses since Trump election win - Market News  The Financial Express
2. Rupee rises past 84 per dollar for first time since Oct 2024, analysts abandon bearish outlook  The Economic Times
3. Rupee hits 7 month high against US dollar amid foreign fund inflows  GujaratSamachar English
4. Rupee jumps 77 paise to 83.77 against U.S. dollar in early trade  The Hindu
5. Rupee extends gains, below 84/$ for the first time since October 2024  Moneycontrol

1. Retro Box Office Collection Day 1: #2 Opening In Suriya’s Career, Leaves Behind Every Tamil Film Of 2025 Except Two!  Koimoi
2. Retro Box Office Collection Day 1: Suriya's film sees massive footfall in Chennai on opening day, beats Nani's HIT 3  Mint
3. Suriya-starrer ‘Retro’ fails to cross Day 1 collection of ‘Kanguva’ on opening day  Telegraph India
4. Review: Suriya’s Retro – Suriya shines, script sinks  123Telugu.com
5. ‘Retro’ movie review: An excellent Suriya carries Karthik Subbaraj’s admirable experiment  The Hindu

1. Pahalgam: India's multi-sectoral attack as Pakistan awaits a military strike  Firstpost
2. Has the Pahalgam attack crossed a red line?  The Hindu
3. Pahalgam fallout: India blocks Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif's YouTube channel amid tensions  Times of India
4. Pak's Bilawal Bhutto defends his ‘blood in river’ remark after IWT suspension: ‘When there is war…’  Hindustan Times
5. India's move to halt trade to Pakistan like putting an anorexic on diet  The New Indian Express

1. Google teases a reimagined NotebookLM made for your phone  Android Police
2. Google reveals NotebookLM app for Android & iPhone, coming at I/O 2025 [Gallery]  9to5Google
3. Google’s obsession-worthy AI podcasting app is going mobile  Boy Genius Report
4. Google reveals powerful NotebookLM app for Android and iOS with release date – here's what it looks like  TechRadar
5. Move over Gemini, Google's best AI research assistant is getting its own app soon  Android Authority

Are you there God? It’s me, perimenopausal Menaka  The Hindu

1. ‘There’s pattern to every batter’: Deepak Chahar spills ‘lucky’ tactic which led to Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s two-ball duck  Hindustan Times
2. Rohit Sharma pats Vaibhav Suryavanshi's back, 'encourages' RR teenager after disappointing duck vs MI  Hindustan Times
3. We shouldn’t praise Vaibhav Suryavanshi to the skies: Gavaskar | | Inshorts  Inshorts
4. Dravid: Don't want to confuse Suryavanshi with 'too many things', he should 'have some fun'  ESPNcricinfo
5. IPL 2025: Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s duck against Mumbai Indians triggers meme fest on social media  Moneycontrol

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2. Free Fire MAX Redeem codes for 3 May 2025: Get free gun skins, outfits, emotes and more  India TV News
3. Garena Free Fire Max: Redeem codes for May 1, win emotes and diamonds  Business Standard
4. Garena Free Fire MAX redeem codes for May 3: Win rewards daily and know how to redeem codes  Moneycontrol
5. Garena Free Fire Max Redeem Codes For May 3, 2025: Evo Vault – Sterling Conqueror, Parafal Lore Cyclone, Woodpecker Majestic Prowler  news24online.com

1. Australia's prime minister, opposition make final election pitch in Trump's shadow  Reuters
2. Donald Trump is looming over Australia's election  BBC
3. Blue Collar Boys, Trump Card: 5 Key Points In Australia Elections  NDTV
4. Federal election 2025 live: Australia polls open, voting begins; Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton on election day campaign for Labor and Coalition – latest news  The Guardian
5. After Conservative collapse in Canada, Donald Trump's global shadow looms large, Australia's Right may be  The Economic Times

India's manufacturing sector growth accelerated in April to its strongest pace in 10 months, powered by robust export demand and increased output despite companies raising selling prices at the fastest rate in over 11 years, a survey showed on Friday. The HSBC India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), compiled by S&P Global, inched up to 58.2 in April from 58.1 in March, a tad lower than a preliminary estimate of 58.4. PMI readings above 50.0 indicate growth in activity, while those below that level point to a contraction. "The notable increase in new export orders in April may indicate a potential shift in production to India, as businesses adapt to the evolving trade landscape and U.S. tariff announcements," said Pranjul Bhandari, chief India economist at HSBC. Manufacturing output expanded at the sharpest rate since June 2024, with consumer goods makers registering the fastest increase among the surveyed sectors. New orders remained buoyant, with growth holding close to March's eight-month high. Export orders grew at the second-fastest pace in over 14 years, behind only January's surge. Survey respondents reported increased sales to clients across the world. The hiring pace also accelerated from March, with both permanent and temporary contracts being offered. Meanwhile, healthy demand allowed manufacturers to hike their selling prices at the steepest pace since October 2013, passing on rising costs to customers. This aggressive pricing strategy occurred even as input cost inflation remained moderate. "Input prices increased slightly faster, but the impact on margins could be more than offset by the much-faster rise in output prices," Bhandari added. Business confidence remained historically high, with over 30% of manufacturers forecasting higher output in the year ahead.