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India’s rooftop solar adoption accelerates as subsidies and peer influence drive household shift
US Health Policy Debate Intensifies as Spiritual Rhetoric, Budget Cuts Shape Public Health Direction
Indian Startup Launches First OptoSAR Satellite, Marking Private Space Milestone
Pope Marks Press Freedom Day, Honors Journalists Killed Reporting Truth
China, Philippines Clash Again Over Sandy Cay as South China Sea Tensions Rise

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