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Aamir Khan's production house to make documentary on President Murmu

Aamir Khan Productions is backing a new documentary on President Droupadi Murmu's remarkable journey from a village in Odisha to India's first tribal President. Directed by Svati Chakravarty Bhatkal, the film will explore her life's adversities, public service, and resilience. Filmed in her native village, it promises a realistic portrayal of her inspiring rise, highlighting representation and hope for millions.
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‘Batwara 1947’: Sunny Deol drama inspired by classic Lahore play

Sunny Deol's upcoming film, formerly 'Lahore 1947', now titled 'Batwara 1947', is reportedly inspired by Asghar Wajahat's acclaimed play. The drama, produced by Aamir Khan Productions and directed by Rajkumar Santoshi, delves into the profound human cost of the 1947 Partition, exploring themes of displacement and loss. The ensemble cast includes Preity Zinta and Shabana Azmi, with A.R.
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This 13-year old was sentenced to 100 years of prison: What went so horribly wrong with this child

A shocking case from Osgood, Indiana, involved Nickalas Kedrowitz, a 13-year-old boy who confessed to killing his two younger siblings. The deaths of Desiree McCartney and Nathaniel Ritz raised concerns about warning signs and mental health. Kedrowitz was tried as an adult and sentenced to 100 years in prison. The case continues to prompt discussions on child welfare and intervention.
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IMD issues rain and thunderstorm alert across 17 states: What travellers need to know before packing their bags

The India Meteorological Department has issued alerts for rain, thunderstorms, winds, and lightning across 17 states on June 19. Travelers heading to regions like Delhi-NCR, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, and Northeast India should anticipate potential travel disruptions, including flight delays and reduced visibility due to unstable weather conditions.
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Optical illusion personality test: Face, building, both, mask or labyrinth? What you see first reveals if you are sensitive, sorted, introvert, deep thinker or emotionally intelligent

Optical illusions offer insights into your mind's perception. A viral social media test reveals core traits like sensitivity, structure, introversion, depth, and emotional intelligence based on whether you first see a face, building, mask, labyrinth, or both. Your initial impression reflects how you navigate relationships, order, privacy, meaning, and balance in life.
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"Kudiyon nu bahar na bhejo": They questioned her father's parenting, gave taunts; now Rashdeep Kaur will represent India at the Commonwealth Games

Defying village whispers, Rashdeep Kaur's father championed her athletic dreams. Despite societal taunts and financial hardship, his unwavering belief propelled her forward. Now, Rashdeep represents India in the 4x400m relay at the Commonwealth Games, a testament to parental faith and a daughter's dedication, proving that with support, no goal is out of reach.
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India's golden treasure: Andhra Pradesh to become country's largest top gold producer

Andhra Pradesh is set to become India's leading gold supplier, with significant reserves identified in Kurnool district. Jonnagiri village alone is estimated to hold 50 tonnes of gold. Commercial production has commenced, and further exploration is expected to boost reserves. The state aims to leverage private investment for this substantial mining endeavor.
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Biden aide funded Wuhan lab to 'manipulate' Covid-19 assessments? Tulsi Gabbard's 'explosive' claim

Former intelligence director Tulsi Gabbard released documents alleging Dr. Anthony Fauci funded gain-of-function research in Wuhan and misled Congress. The documents reportedly show Fauci's role in directing US taxpayer funds and interacting with intelligence officials to suppress lab-leak origins. These claims emerged during a declassification review, with whistleblowers alleging retaliation.
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Shreyas Iyer's man-management skills earn praise amid India T20 captaincy race

As India eyes a new T20 captain, all eyes are on Shreyas Iyer, who has a golden opportunity to shine during the forthcoming England tour. Vyshak Vijaykumar, Iyer's fellow player from the Punjab Kings, has commended his outstanding ability to connect with players and bolster their self-belief, emphasizing his development as a leader over time.
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‘Best way to lose’: Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath reacts after losing Rs 2.5 lakh fitness bet to employee

Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath happily paid Rs 2.5 lakh after losing a fitness bet to an employee. Rohit Agarwala achieved a remarkable 30kg weight loss, exceeding his goal. This inspiring story highlights a company's commitment to employee well-being, with the employee emphasizing health gains over monetary rewards. The internet lauded this unique 'loss' as a win for life.
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Culture, history & diaspora ties are empowering India-Malaysia ties

India's cultural diplomacy is flourishing in Malaysia, strengthening centuries-old ties. Recent events, like the record-breaking Swagatam dance performance and archaeological discoveries, highlight deep historical connections. The Indian Cultural Centre in Kuala Lumpur acts as a vital hub, fostering a unique, localized Indian cultural identity woven into Malaysia's multi-racial fabric, promoting mutual understanding and shared heritage.
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India loves chai in all its colours, but adrak chai remains India's favourite brew

India's tea scene is evolving, with consumers embracing adventurous brews like kombucha and fruit-infused options alongside beloved traditional chai. While adrak chai remains a national favourite, ready-to-drink teas are surging in popularity, driven by convenience. This experimental era sees peach tea leading flavour growth, yet classic varieties continue to anchor India's deep-rooted tea culture.
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