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Salman Khan's co-star spit chicken in his hand 20 times during 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' shoot

Actor Manoj Bakshi revealed heartwarming anecdotes from 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' sets, highlighting Salman Khan's generosity. He recalled Salman patiently holding food spat out by child co-star Harshaali Malhotra and an incident where the star faced a massive fan crowd outside a theatre, demonstrating his immense popularity and humble nature despite his stardom.
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'Dhurandhar' singer Jasmine slammed for arriving 3 hours late for concert, lip sycing at live show

Singer Jasmine Sandlas faced criticism after a Hyderabad concert on June 27 was marred by significant delays and alleged lip-syncing. Attendees expressed extreme disappointment, citing a nearly three-hour wait for the artist and a lack of apology. Organizers were also blamed for poor management and communication, leading some to label the event a "scam." Neither Sandlas nor the organizers have yet commented on the widespread allegations.
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Inside Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour's relationship

Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour, beloved for their roles in 'Stranger Things,' are reuniting for a Netflix spy thriller. This comes after rumors of on-set conflict during the show's final season. Harbour has since addressed speculation, emphasizing their decade-long bond as a 'found family' and hinting at future collaborations. The new project sees them again portraying a father-daughter duo in a tense narrative.
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Ayaan reveals how mamu Salman never spoon-feeds him

Ayaan Agnihotri, nephew of Salman Khan, is determined to make it on his own merit. He revealed that Salman never spoon-feeds him and always pushes him to get things done independently. On the nepotism tag, Ayaan said that for his family, it is simply about being a close unit.
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The Himalayan Monal: Meet the rare nine-coloured jewel of the Himalayas that looks like a fantasy creature

Discover the Himalayan Monal, a dazzling pheasant often called the 'nine-coloured bird' for its spectacular iridescent plumage. This national bird of Nepal and state bird of Uttarakhand inhabits high-altitude Himalayan forests. Despite its beauty, its population is declining due to hunting, habitat loss, and climate change, making this mountain jewel increasingly vulnerable.
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IND vs IRE 2nd T20I Live: Dube strikes to break crucial stand as Ireland lose fifth wicket


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IND vs AUS Live, Women's T20 WC: Smriti Mandhana makes cautious start in do-or-die match


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IND vs AUS Live, Women's T20 WC: Mandhana cautious, Shafali eyes boundaries as poweplay ends


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Skydiving trip ends in tragedy as 11 die in France plane crash


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Kerala government orders probe after protocol lapse causes Vijayan to miss flight

Kerala's opposition leader, Pinarayi Vijayan, missed his flight from Delhi to Kerala due to a protocol lapse. Officials failed to confirm travel plans with the airline, despite Vijayan reaching the airport well in advance. An inquiry has been ordered, with disciplinary action promised against the responsible protocol staff. Vijayan eventually travelled to Kannur on a later flight.
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'It's about creating spaces for girls': NBA’s long game beyond superstars

From the WPL to the WNBA, women's sport has entered a new era of growth. Yet, for Lauren Jackson, the bigger challenge is ensuring girls stay in sport long enough to become players, coaches and leaders. Speaking on the NBA's Her Time To Play leadership panel in Singapore, the Australian great argued that sustaining women's sport begins long before the professional stage.
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Father 'forgives' girlfriend who kicked his 18-month-old toddler to death, sparks outrage in China

A father in China has sparked national fury by forgiving his girlfriend accused of fatally kicking their 18-month-old son. The child's mother, the ex-wife, demanded a thorough investigation after discovering the toddler's severe abdominal injuries, which led to his death. Authorities revealed the girlfriend allegedly inflicted the fatal blows, while the father claims he believed she was caring for the child.
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Calcutta University Scraps Computer-Based PG Entrance Test Amid Low Applications

Calcutta University Scraps Computer-Based PG Entrance Test Amid Low Applications
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BWF World Championships return to India after 17 years as badminton enters new era

India is set to host the BWF World Championships in New Delhi, marking a significant milestone 17 years after Hyderabad last staged the event. This return celebrates Indian badminton's remarkable transformation from a sport dominated by a few stars to a global powerhouse, evidenced by numerous World Championship medals and the historic Thomas Cup victory. Players express pride and excitement for this landmark occasion.
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Litigation, funds crunch key challenges: Edu min

Litigation, funds crunch key challenges: Edu min
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