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"TWO PERSONNEL OF THE ASSAM RIFLES — India’s paramilitary force for border security — have been killed in an ambush by unidentified militants in Manipur’s Ukhrul district on Monday, July 6, 2026. On Monday afternoon, the military convoy was traveling on the National Highway-202 located near Nungshang Kong (Lungshang river) when the ambush took place. This incident marks the fourth fatal ambush that has taken place in the conflict-torn Manipur state this year.

As per reports, the personnel were a part of the 40th Assam Rifles, and were enroute to the Shangshak Battalion military base. The ambush took place around 1.30 P.M., injuring both the Assam rifles personnel who later succumbed to their injuries. Security forces rushed to the ambush spot and there was an exchange of fire. Villagers inhabiting the area claim that intensive firing and repeated explosions continued for well over two hours.

The Manipur police said in a statement that further operations are underway to neutralize the situation. “Security forces rushed to the site of the attack and there was an exchange of fire. Further operations are underway to neutralize the militants,” the statement, posted on X, read.

The Assam Rifles have yet to make a statement acknowledging the situation, while no group has claimed responsibility for the attack so far.

The two Assam Rifles personnel who died in the militant ambush have been identified as Warrant Officer Balwant Singh and Constable CM Singh.

Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh has condemned this incident, and extended his sympathies to the families of the deceased. In a statement acknowledging the incident, Singh stated: “My deepest condolences to the bereaved families. Their supreme sacrifice will never be forgotten. Such acts of terror will not be tolerated. The Government of Manipur is committed to bringing the perpetrators to justice and remains steadfast in upholding peace, security, and the rule of law.”

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"BRYAN JOHNSON, a longevity enthusiast and tech entrepreneur, has recently revealed that he has been diagnosed with a rare disease called autoimmune gastritis (AIG). 48-year-old Bryan, who is known for spending millions of dollars on various therapies aimed at slowing aging every year, shared this heartbreaking news on X on July 3, 2026. He shared the diagnosis in a detailed social media post, writing that his "stomach is eating itself".

Bryan added in the post that this rare disease may affect “2 to 5% people…Likely more, because it hides.” He said he has been battling health issues for years. At the age of 21, he was diagnosed with hypothyroidism, he managed this disease with hormone replacement therapy but he had no idea that another dangerous autoimmune disease was developing inside his body.

“My stomach had begun attacking itself. But there was no routine test to find out and I didn’t have any symptoms,” he wrote in the X post. He further said that there is no cure for this rare condition, and that he intends to “try and solve it” using a combination of several medical monitoring as well as experimental therapies. He revealed that he discovered the particular condition in May 2026 after months of medical tests to investigate the cause of his iron deficiency.

While remembering his younger years, Bryan said that his lifestyle was far from the health-focused routine he follows today. He recalls growing up on fast food and sugary drinks that affected his health, weight gain and chronic depression preceded the onset of autoimmune disease.

Autoimmune Gastritis is a rare condition in which the body's immune system mistakenly starts attacking the healthy cells in the stomach lining. Autoimmune gastritis damages cells that are responsible for producing stomach acid and absorb essential nutrients such as iron and vitamin B12.

According to doctors, this rare disease develops slowly inside the body and may not cause obvious symptoms during its early stages. This disease can also lead to..."

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