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• Abdul Kalam Evaded Satellites At Pokhran. Now Punjab Farmers Are Doing It

  Agricultural workers are adopting deliberate avoidance strategies to burn fields without being tracked from orbit, drawing parallels to historical military operations. Despite these calculated maneuvers, orbital sensors managed to capture widespread burns active across the country on November 5. The resulting widespread emissions have now culminated in severe haze spreading across entire northern territories.

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• Katy Perry's former home rents for $275K/month

  Las Vegas hotel developer Lorenzo Doumani has put the historic Park Hill Estate on the luxury lease market after acquiring it from former celebrity owners over a decade ago. The thoroughly restored three-acre compound now serves as an ultra-exclusive retreat near the Sunset Strip for top entertainment and sports figures. The listing coincides with legal developments for its former co-owner, Russell Brand, who was recently convicted of sexual offenses in London.

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• Delhi: GRAP 3 kicks in; check what's banned

  The Commission for Air Quality Management implemented regional curbs across the capital and neighboring districts ahead of Diwali after pollution reached hazardous thresholds. The intervention targets dust generation and vehicle emissions to stop air quality from dropping into the severe plus category. These emergency curbs aim to protect vulnerable demographics, including young children, seniors, and residents facing persistent respiratory ailments.

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