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Peter Thiel bought $250m-listed LA mansion at foreclosure for $130 million

Peter Thiel, the billionaire entrepreneur, has acquired Casa Encantada in Bel-Air for a staggering $130 million during a foreclosure auction. Listed originally for inflated prices by owner Gary Winnick, this luxurious estate boasts a rich history dating back to 1938, showcasing the classic Old Hollywood style and offering stunning views of the Bel-Air Country Club.
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Virginia widow saved Frank Lloyd Wright home by moving it 13 miles

Marjorie Leighey fought to save the Pope-Leighey House from destruction due to the construction of Interstate 66. After her husband's death, she mobilized support from preservationists and the public to save her home. The house was eventually moved to the Woodlawn property, where it remains accessible to visitors today. Marjorie's efforts were instrumental in highlighting the importance of preserving modern architectural treasures.
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loud voices, louder statements: ‘Why should we have to ask for safety?’

Women gathered in Pune to protest against violence, expressing frustration over societal expectations on personal safety. As they voiced their anger, many questioned why the responsibility for safety fell solely on women. The protest highlighted familiar fears such as worrying about routes home and late-night outings. Organized by college students, the gathering emphasized the urgency of addressing women's safety issues.
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Itel A300C gets new 3GB RAM variant at Rs 8,699

Itel has launched a new variant of the A300C smartphone featuring 3GB RAM and a 6000mAh battery. This smartphone combines a large battery with 18W fast charging capabilities to enhance user experience. It also includes military-grade durability, a 6.56-inch HD+ display, and features like side-mounted fingerprint sensor. The A300C offers a competitive price of Rs 8,699, catering to value-conscious consumers.
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In 2020, researchers compressed sand with only about 10% polyethylene; their structural material achieved flexural strength comparable to typical steel-reinforced concrete in tests

In 2020, a groundbreaking study revealed a novel structural material generated by blending sand with polyethylene. This innovative composition exhibited impressive flexural strength when compressed, outperforming standard steel-reinforced concrete. The researchers focused on utilizing recycled plastics as binders, presenting a compelling alternative to traditional Portland cement. Various sand-polyethylene mixtures were evaluated to find the best properties, showcasing a promising future for sustainable construction solutions.
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Silhouettes review: Cerebral writing shines but doesn't make up for the tepid performances

Written and directed by Sandhya Gokhale, the play shines a bright light on the social constraints put on women across history, continuing till date
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A Connecticut man paid $35 for a bowl at a yard sale in 2020; experts revealed it was a rare 15th-century Chinese treasure and it sold for $721,800

A Connecticut man paid $35 for a bowl at a yard sale in 2020; experts revealed it was a rare 15th-century Chinese treasure and it sold for $721,800
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15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi named among rising stars alongside Arch Manning, Tyrese Maxey, Olivia Miles

Fifteen-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has added another major achievement to his growing list of records. The young Indian batter has been named on TIME100 Next 2026, a list of 100 rising stars whom TIME has identified as people who could shape the future of their respective fields. The other athletes include American football quarterback Arch Manning, NBA star Tyrese Maxey, footballers Naomi Girma and Folarin Balogun, tennis player Alexandra Eala and basketball player Olivia Miles.
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'I spoke in favour of Ranveer Singh, so how did I lose my focus?': Upasana Singh says Poonam Dhillon issued her a show-cause notice for backing 'Dhurandhar' actor amid 'Don 3' row with Farhan Akhtar, says 'it was my duty to stand by any member’

Upasana Singh, CINTAA General Secretary, alleges she received a show-cause notice from Poonam Dhillon after backing Ranveer Singh during the "Don 3" row. She says supporting a member was her duty, questions the association's decision-making, and repeats fixed deposit allegations. These remain allegations amid CINTAA's ongoing leadership dispute.
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Can Delhi stop worrying about farm fires from this year?

Farm fires have fallen sharply in Punjab and Haryana, raising hopes of a less smoky winter in Delhi. But the decline may not last: small farmers still struggle to manage stubble, while efforts to move away from paddy have barely taken root
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Card-machine payments delayed 457 days; commission orders Rs 40,000 compensation to businessman

A cloth trader faced a delay in receiving card payments amounting to Rs 9.38 lakh for 457 days. The Warangal district consumer commission found Worldline India responsible for the significant delay in remitting funds. The commission ordered Worldline to pay compensation for mental anguish and interest on the delayed amount. Claims against the service provider and Union Bank were dismissed with no liabilities confirmed.
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In 1964, a widow saved her Frank Lloyd Wright home from I-66; it was moved 13 miles, piece by piece

Marjorie Leighey fought to save the Pope-Leighey House from destruction due to the construction of Interstate 66. After her husband's death, she mobilized support from preservationists and the public to save her home. The house was eventually moved to the Woodlawn property, where it remains accessible to visitors today. Marjorie's efforts were instrumental in highlighting the importance of preserving modern architectural treasures.
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