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The 'pseudo-sibling' romance trope taking over Chinese dramas

It's a clear evolution of Chinese dramas, from traditional happy love stories to stories influenced by family struggles, childhood traumas and years of living under the same roof. This new trend has already wowed audiences around the world and sparked controversy about these romance stories.
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Priyanka Chopra teases 'slow-motion jumps' in SS Rajamouli's Varanasi

Priyanka Chopra has revealed details about SS Rajamouli's upcoming film, Varanasi. She mentioned performing several exciting slow-motion jumps within the movie's narrative. This epic adventure spans across the globe and through different periods of time. The film, which blends mythology and science fiction, is slated for an April 2027 release. Major action sequences for this highly anticipated Indian production are now complete.
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Kriti spotted with rumoured beau Kabir at IND vs ENG 1st ODI

Kriti Sanon was spotted watching the IND vs ENG 1st ODI in Birmingham with rumoured beau Kabir Bahia, a UK-based businessman and Southall Travel heir. Their dating rumours began during her birthday celebrations; Kabir also attended sister Nupur Sanon's wedding. Kriti was last seen in 'Cocktail 2' with Shahid Kapoor.
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Quote of the day by Vincent Van Gogh: “One must spoil as many canvases as one succeeds with"

Vincent Van Gogh believed many canvases are spoiled for each success. This idea highlights that mistakes are essential for learning and growth. Serious work requires repeated attempts and persistent effort over time. This principle applies to various fields beyond just painting. Viewing errors as part of the process fosters creativity and faster learning.
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Can gardening keep your brain younger? What neuroscience says


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Stop throwing away vegetable peels! Here's how to turn kitchen scraps into natural fertiliser for your garden

Kitchen peels and scraps are created every day but most of them are simply thrown away to a rubbish bin. It may come as a surprise that many vegetable scraps and peels are rich in various nutrients and could serve as natural fertilizers for the garden. Potatoes skins, carrot peels, cucumber skin, and onion peels are rich in organic matter and contribute to the enrichment of soil when decomposing. But burying fresh vegetable peels directly into a pot may not be a great idea since it may lead to attracting pests and slowing the process of decay. Here is how to use vegetable scraps as fertilizers effectively.
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Captaincy, coaching, trade talk to headline MI's season review next week

Mumbai Indians' top brass will meet in England next week for a season review that could shape the franchise's future. Captaincy, Mahela Jayawardene's coaching role and Hardik Pandya's trade situation will dominate discussions. The five-time champions finished fourth in 2025 and a disappointing ninth in the 2026 edition.
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Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi: Twin legacies, intertwined yet distinct

Lionel Messi overcame significant national team lows to achieve ultimate glory. He finally secured major titles with Argentina after years of personal frustration. His journey mirrors Diego Maradona's iconic status in Argentine football history. Manager Lionel Scaloni fostered a team that plays for Messi. This collective effort has redefined Messi's legacy for a new generation.
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England vs Argentina: Falklands at the epicentre of football’s bitter rivalry

The FBI has identified the England versus Argentina match as high risk due to their enduring rivalry. This intense competition stems from historical events like the 1986 World Cup match and the Falklands War. Argentinian players and officials have invoked the war and Diego Maradona's legacy to fuel the rivalry. The UK government maintains the Falkland Islanders' right to self-determination and their British identity.
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No red lights, still red every evening: Why Akshardham-Noida road chokes daily

Traffic slows on the Akshardham-Noida corridor despite its design for quick movement. Small interruptions like vehicle stops and lane changes cause traffic to break. Commuter traffic, metro pickups, and buses compete for road edge space. This leads to delays, increased pollution, and dangerous driving conditions. Designated bays and stricter enforcement are suggested solutions for this recurring problem.
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MP PNST answer key 2026 released at esb.mp.gov.in: Direct link to download here

MP PNST 2026 candidates are awaiting the release of the provisional answer key, which is expected to be published soon by the Madhya Pradesh Employees Selection Board. Along with the response sheet, the board will provide an objection facility, enabling aspirants to verify their answers, estimate their scores and challenge discrepancies before the final answer key and results are announced.
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Captaincy, coaching, trade talk to headline Mumbai Indians' season review next week

Mumbai Indians' top brass will meet in England next week for a season review that could shape the franchise's future. Captaincy, Mahela Jayawardene's coaching role and Hardik Pandya's trade situation will dominate discussions. The five-time champions finished fourth in 2025 and a disappointing ninth in the 2026 edition.
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Not everyone is wired to enjoy the same workout; a new study reveals how personality traits influence exercise preferences and motivation

New research suggests personality traits influence exercise enjoyment and adherence. Extraverted individuals often prefer high-intensity interval training sessions. Conscientious people tend to engage in more regular physical activity and structured programs. Those with neurotic tendencies may benefit from shorter, intense workouts for stress reduction. Understanding personal preferences can guide effective and sustainable fitness choices.
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A New Hampshire hiker injured her leg on Mount Kearsarge and had to be carried down in a rescue stretcher, but the rescue turned romantic when her partner proposed

A hiker's leg injury on Mount Kearsarge led to a mountain rescue operation. While being carried down the mountain, her partner proposed marriage to her. The injured hiker accepted the proposal while still in the rescue stretcher. Rescuers successfully brought the couple safely off the mountain. Officials congratulated the pair on their engagement and successful rescue.
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Rajinikanth praises ‘Gatta Kusthi 2’ as ‘fun entertainer’; Vishnu Vishal calls it 'the biggest motivation'

Superstar Rajinikanth called Vishnu Vishal's film 'Gatta Kusthi 2' a fun entertainer. He personally contacted Vishnu Vishal after watching the sports family movie. Rajinikanth praised Vishnu Vishal's script sense and acting performance. He also complimented Aishwarya Lekshmi and child artiste Zara's brilliant work. This appreciation serves as significant motivation for Vishnu Vishal's future projects.
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