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Indian Athletics Body To Seek Explanation After Injuries To 2 Stars At Asiad

The withdrawal of 100m hurdler Jyothi Yarraji and triple jumper Praveen Chithravel from their respective events at the Asian Games on Saturday is set to prompt the Athletics Federation of India (AFI)...
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Asiad Athletics: Prachi Wins Superb Bronze In 400m; Toor Bags Silver In Shot Put

India In Athletics, Asian Games 2026 Updates: Tajinderpal Singh Toor's shot put silver and Prachi Choudhary's women's 400m bronze have taken India's medal tally to 30 at Aichi-Nagoya 2026.
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Nandigram and Rejinagar bypoll: Ballot without the battle

Bypolls for two Assembly constituencies in West Bengal Nandigram and Rejinagar scheduled for October 6, are turning out to be an electoral exercise without much contest on the ground. Shrabana Chatterjee and Senjuti Sengupta report on the dropouts and intimidation that candidates from non-BJP parties are allegedly facing
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Bengaluru FC to face Sporting Club Delhi in ISL season opener

The 2026-27 campaign will bring several new fixtures and destinations to the ISL calendar.
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Virgo Horoscope Today: Support lifts love and work; avoid risky money moves

During this time of collaboration, life prompts you to reach out to friends and partners for support. Nurturing your relationships will lead to small gestures of kindness that brighten your day. For students, harnessing this positive energy can be a game changer for study habits and mastering challenging subjects. Financially, prioritize saving and steer clear of risky ventures to ensure stability.
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Avoid Risky Moves Today: Daily Leo horoscope urges caution; peace is medicine today

As we navigate today's heightened risks, prioritizing safety while driving and using tools is essential. Engaging in conversations with loved ones might spark unexpected disputes, necessitating patience and empathy. It's wise to refrain from making impulsive financial decisions during this time. Meanwhile, stress may manifest physically; thus, self-care practices are vital for well-being. Creating a tranquil environment can help in avoiding unnecessary conflicts.
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Westlife star Mark Feehily sues surgeon over weight-loss surgery complications

Westlife star Mark Feehily is suing bariatric surgeon Nick Carter in a £200,000 claim over complications following weight-loss surgery. Feehily alleges the procedure led to recurring sepsis and eventually required his entire stomach to be removed. Carter denies negligence and argues that the leak was a recognised complication of the procedure.
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Leo Shani Horoscope Today, 27 September 2026: Saturn Says Don’t Force the Outcome; Uttara Bhadrapada Moon Tests Your Patience

Emotional trust and financial issues with others require careful handling and maturity during complex situations. Persistent challenges regarding repayment contracts, inheritances, or insurance claims may take longer than anticipated. Remaining patient and organizing shared responsibilities can alleviate anxiety about future decisions. Communication and continuous support are crucial for regaining confidence after disagreements and navigating shared wealth. Recognizing reliability amidst challenges contributes to lasting arrangements and future success.
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Kharge, Sonia and Rahul pay homage to late PM Manmohan Singh

Kharge, Sonia and Rahul pay homage to late PM Manmohan Singh
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Scientists play reef sounds through underwater speaker in Hawai‘i; cameras record 4 to 14 times more baby fish at treated site

In an exciting breakthrough, scientists discovered that playing sounds from thriving coral reefs significantly draws in young fish larvae. The study conducted in Kāne‘ohe Bay revealed an uptick in larval presence at sites featuring these sound recordings. However, the increased attraction was transient. This pioneering research indicates that using natural soundscapes might support reef restoration efforts, highlighting the need for further investigation into the lasting impacts on fish populations.
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Kenyan researchers are turning human poop from informal settlements into fertiliser; 1,000 farmers could benefit from the waste-to-food cycle

Kenyan researchers are turning human poop from informal settlements into fertiliser; 1,000 farmers could benefit from the waste-to-food cycle
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