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Dark stores to gyms, Bengaluru finds new places to party

Bengaluru's party scene is transforming with immersive and unusual themed events. These unique gatherings offer novel experiences beyond traditional club nights and DJ sets. From Bridgerton balls to secret raves, attendees embrace creative and engaging party concepts. Murder mystery games and early morning gym raves also highlight this evolving social landscape. These innovative parties reflect a shift towards experiential entertainment for young professionals.
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Enduring 'Stoneman' mystery: 13 skulls crushed in the dead of night

In Mumbai and Kolkata, a string of mysterious killings targeting pavement dwellers gave rise to the chilling label of the 'Stoneman.' Authorities have failed to pin down a specific suspect despite numerous inquiries. Echoes of earlier similar murders bring to light the unresolved riddle of these crimes. The case persists as a haunting puzzle, leaving many questions unanswered.
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BJP MLAs recite full Vande Mataram in Karnataka Assembly despite 2-stanza order

BJP MLAs recite full Vande Mataram in Karnataka Assembly despite 2-stanza order
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Gold price prediction today: Where is gold headed? Check outlook for September 21, 2026 week

For gold, the immediate support is placed at Rs 152,000, followed by Rs 149,000–148,200, while resistance is seen at Rs 155,000, Rs 158,300 and Rs 160,000–160,300.
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Bigg Boss Tamil 10 Preview: Avinash becomes the new captain; Kitchen duties spark disagreements among housemates

The moment marks the beginning of Avinash’s captaincy, as he takes charge of the house and its responsibilities. But the mood does not stay light for long. As discussions over kitchen items begin, the atmosphere shifts and tempers start to rise. Ansar and Raaghav are seen clashing over kitchen-related issues. The disagreement soon extends to Shathiga and Ansar, hinting that the tension surrounding the kitchen is far from over. The promo also reveals that Ansar is the kitchen head, putting him at the centre of the discussions.
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Congress takes 'Kya hua tera vada' dig at govt over 'skyrocketing' prices of food items

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‘Our generation was mentally strong’: Congress leader Shama Mohamed on IIT-B suicide case

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Punjab drug menace: Congress shares video of man consuming poison outside DC office; sparks row

Pilot, who is also Congress party's poll incharge in Punjab, further wrote: "Resident of Namol village, Jagga Singh, consumed a poisonous substance outside the DC's office. Ever since he started posting videos against drugs, he had been receiving threats and being harassed. Amidst grand claims about a drug-free Punjab, such incidents have raised serious questions on the accountability of the AAP government and the administration."
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Shawn Michaels’ WWE costumes fell apart; conservators used chemistry to save them

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1920s Palm Beach mansion near Mar-a-Lago hits market for $59 million

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Denver's historic 1907 bank building sits empty despite a $22.4 million renovation

Denver’s historic Vault building, bought for $17.6 million in 2017, remains completely vacant despite a $22.4 million renovation. The 107,630-square-foot former bank building once housed WeWork, which left in 2021. With downtown office vacancies still high, the 119-year-old property is now being offered for office use, adaptive reuse, residential conversion or hospitality.
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Scientists tracked 21 oilbirds in Venezuela, and five of them left their cave for up to 73 days

Oilbirds display distinct travel patterns when seeking fruit in tropical forests. Some birds return to their main cave nightly, while others venture out for days. A third group undertakes longer trips, staying away for weeks near feeding grounds. These migratory oilbirds flew less each night, conserving energy by resting closer to food. Researchers tracked twenty-one birds using devices to record their movements and flight times.
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16-year-old student’s malaria model could double impact of mosquito nets, wins $50K

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84-year-old Wyoming Navy veteran donates 207-acre llama ranch as sanctuary for veterans and first responders

In an inspiring act of philanthropy, Navy veteran Al Ellis has gifted his expansive ranch in Wyoming to a dedicated foundation. This sanctuary will cater to veterans and first responders, providing a serene environment for healing and family bonding. With the Boulder Crest Foundation’s specialized initiatives, the campus is anticipated to be operational by September 2027, transforming lives one family at a time.
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Joe Thomas' Farm Journey: ex-Browns star builds Hall of Fame cattle business; Wagyu drives growth

After hanging up his football jersey in 2018, former NFL star Joe Thomas took a new path in life as a cattle farmer in Wisconsin. His venture, Hall of Fame Farms, has flourished, now specializing in high-quality Wagyu and Certified Angus beef. With the same discipline that led him on the field, Thomas expertly navigates his agricultural journey, illustrating the power of perseverance in a completely different arena.
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