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IIT Bombay gets wall-mounted fans after student suicide, says move part of renovation

IIT Bombay gets wallmounted fans after student suicide says move part of renovation
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India Women eye cricket gold as Sri Lanka threat looms in Asian Games finale

India Women eye cricket gold as Sri Lanka threat looms in Asian Games finale
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India hammer Pakistan 3-0, storm into Asian Games men's table tennis prequarters

India hammer Pakistan storm into Asian Games mens table tennis prequarters
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Employee’s bond with security guard at new workplace wins hearts: ‘My first friend at work’

Not every memorable workplace connection starts with a long conversation. Sometimes, it begins with a small act of help and grows through the everyday moments that follow. That is what happened with Komal Kothawale after she moved to Pune for work. She recently shared the story of a security guard at her workplace on Instagram, describing how their connection developed over time.
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Allu Arjun's 'Raaka' enters Guinness Book of world records for THIS

Allu Arjun and Atlee’s upcoming pan-India film ‘Raaka’ has set a Guinness World Record for the most people motion-captured in real time, with 37 performers captured simultaneously in Mumbai. The achievement was officially recognised by Guinness World Records. The film, also starring Deepika Padukone, marks Allu Arjun’s first collaboration with Atlee. Its release date is yet to be announced.
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'Dhoni calling the shots': How Zaheer pipped Hemang Badani for CSK head coach job

Zaheer Khan has emerged as Chennai Super Kings' surprise choice to replace Stephen Fleming after talks with front-runner Hemang Badani broke down over contract length and the franchise's limited portfolio.
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Teenage shuttler first athlete suspended after positive dope test at Asian Games 2026

Teenage badminton sensation Pitchamon Opatniputh from Thailand is facing a provisional suspension in light of testing positive for furosemide, a banned diuretic. This incident marks the first provisional suspension related to the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Games, sidestepping the athlete’s chance to compete or even train. The next steps will unfold to reveal the final decision regarding this anti-doping matter.
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The 'rebel' hit by rebellion: How Mamata Banerjee's TMC journey has come full circle

Nearly three decades after Mamata Banerjee broke away from the Congress to build the Trinamool Congress, she finds herself in a very different battle: fighting a rebellion within her own party, a dispute over its name and symbol, and a stronger BJP in Bengal has pushed back to the 'sister party'.
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Napa family rebuilt winery after 2017 wildfire for $30M; nine years later, $37M debt puts estate at risk

Signorello Estate winery faces an October auction after a series of devastating setbacks. The winery burned down in 2017, and rebuilding efforts faced significant delays and cost increases. Global wine sales have declined, impacting the business's revenue streams and financial stability. The owner owes $37 million to American AgCredit, which rejected a $16 million cash offer. This potential foreclosure threatens a 50-year family legacy and the jobs of ten employees.
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In 2008, a collector spotted an unusual Eisenhower dollar inside a tube of ordinary coins

A fascinating discovery has emerged, as a rare 1971 Eisenhower dollar prototype coin is set to hit the auction block once more. Found tucked away in an inconspicuous tube of standard coins, this remarkable piece is one of only three surviving prototypes from the United States Mint's inaugural space-themed dollar. Originally selling for $264,000 in 2008, this unique coin will see bids close on October 18, 2026.
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A 70-foot land dispute turned ugly as Louisiana neighbours traded signs, lights and a dead cow

Two Louisiana neighbouring families spent years arguing over a disputed 70-foot strip of land. The conflict escalated after one family put up large “NO TRESPASSING” signs, bright lights, loud generators and even a dead cow near the boundary. A Louisiana appeals court upheld the old fence as the property line and affirmed $15,000 in damages and a permanent injunction.
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