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1.Ukrainian mathematician Maryna Viazovska was named on Tuesday as one of four recipients of the prestigious Fields Medal, which is often described as the Nobel Prize in mathematics.-thehindu.com

2.A joint press conference by heads of US and UK security services on the threat posed by rising China is a rare event. What is extraordinary is that the chiefs of both US FBI and UK’s MI-5 on Wednesday warned the world about all out Chinese efforts to steal western technology and influence the government’s policy-making through lobbying and money power.-hindustantimes.com

3.PM to announce projects, inaugurate 3-day academic conclave in Varanasi today.-The highlight of the three-day conclave till July 9 is the adoption of the Varanasi Declaration on Higher Education. The event is being organised as part of capacity building of more than 300 academic, administrative and institutional leaders from universities, and institutes of national importance from across the country.-hindustantimes.com.

4.Prominent personalities such as legendary athlete PT Usha, music maestro Ilaiyaraaja, filmmaker V Vijayendra Prasad and philanthropist Veerendra Heggade were on Wednesday nominated to the Rajya Sabha. All these four nominated-news18..com

5.External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Thursday met his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in Indonesia and discussed “outstanding issues” related to the dragging military standoff in Ladakh sector that has taken bilateral ties to an all-time low.-hindustantimes.com

6.India reported 18,930 Covid cases in 24 hours on Thursday. The cumulative national caseload is over 4.3 crore and active cases are nearly 1.2 lakh; the latter is 0.26% of total cases.Health ministry data showed 14,650 patients had recovered and 35 died in the last 24 hours. Cumulative Covid-related deaths in the county so far are over 5.25 lakh.-hindustantimes.com

7.National Testing Agency, NTA is set to begin UGC NET soon. As per schedule, The UGC NET exam for December 2021 and June 2022 merged cycles will be held on July 8, 9, 11, 12 and August 12, 13, and 14, 2022.-dnaindia.com

8.The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted that isolated very heavy rainfall is likely to occur over parts of Gujarat, Karnataka and Maharashtra today, as the southwest monsoon finally spreads out across the country.-hindustantimes.com

9.After 2 years of lockdown, school and college students embrace festive buzz-Now, colleges and schools are ready to hold student-managed festivals with the same pre-pandemic excitement but with a few changes.-indianexpress.com

10.Chinese ice cream brand under fire for products that don't melt-Chicecream has promoted itself as a Chinese alternative to Western brands such as Magnum and Haagen-Dazs, using supposedly natural ingredients and locally-inspired product designs.-hindustantimes.com

11.Suchir Jindal, corporate head of marketing and communications, Sayaji Hotels Ltd,. has been awarded Hospitality Marketeer of the Year 2022. The award was handed over to him at the recently held “India Hotelier and Hospitality Award 2022”, instituted by Navi Mumbai Chamber of Business & Industries (NMCBI) in association with the India Coaching Federation (ICF) and Great Human University.-fnbnews.com

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