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'My first Rs 50 crore grosser': Vishnu Vishal thanks fans for their love and celebrates as 'Gatta Kusthi 2' earns Rs 55 crore globally

Vishnu Vishal's film Gatta Kusthi 2 has achieved a significant box office milestone. The movie has now earned fifty-five crore rupees worldwide, marking a career high. This success is attributed to positive audience reception and strong word-of-mouth reviews. The actor expressed deep gratitude to his fans for their overwhelming support. He promised to continue delivering entertaining stories and better cinematic experiences.
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Kuldeep Yadav lands county deal after no-show in India vs England ODIs

Kuldeep Yadav has joined Yorkshire as an overseas player for the remainder of the English domestic season. The India spinner will play five One-Day Cup matches and three County Championship games. The move comes after he was left out of India's ODI series in England. Yorkshire believe Kuldeep's experience and left-arm wrist spin will strengthen their bowling attack.
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Patients can't dictate whether they need a CT or MRI scan, must follow doctor's advice: Kerala HC

The Kerala high court ruled doctors decide diagnostic tests, not patients. A veteran sought scans for head pain but lacked proof of consultation. The court found no evidence of a doctor's refusal or improper hospital action. Diagnostic tests are prescribed after a doctor's preliminary assessment. The petitioner can seek medical evaluation at any appropriate hospital.
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The story of the most ordinary thing in your life is actually extraordinary: Vidya Rajan's 'Rubber' is the non-fiction book India has been waiting for

Vidya Rajan's "Rubber" details the indispensable substance's profound social and natural history. This acclaimed non-fiction work traces rubber from ancient Mesoamerica to modern global industry. The book reveals rubber's role in shaping economies, science, and human civilization across centuries. It highlights exploitation and scientific discovery, making complex history accessible and engaging. The work earned the Best Author Non-Fiction award at the AutHer Awards 2026.
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Meet José Salvador Alvarenga, the 33-year-old fisherman who survived 438 days adrift in the Pacific: Eating turtles, drinking rain, drifting 6,700 miles to the Marshall Islands

Jose Salvador Alvarenga's incredible journey of survival lasted 438 grueling days adrift in the vast Pacific Ocean. After a fierce storm separated him from Mexico, he washed up on Ebon Atoll, alone following the death of his companion, who couldn't eat raw marine life. Investigators corroborated his astonishing tale using currents and weather patterns. Alvarenga's story is a powerful testament to human resilience and resourcefulness amid the relentless sea.
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Indus International School Hyderabad celebrates two perfect 45/45 IB scorers

Indus International School Hyderabad celebrates two perfect 45/45 IB scorers
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'Will see where he is in 2031': Suvendu Adhikari dares Abhishek Banerjee to contest from Diamond Harbour

West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari challenged Abhishek Banerjee to contest Diamond Harbour. Adhikari questioned Banerjee's political standing and future prospects. This exchange follows Banerjee's remarks at a recent Martyrs' Day rally. Banerjee had vowed to settle political accounts with the BJP in 2031. Diamond Harbour has been Banerjee's Lok Sabha constituency since 2014.
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Aai Tuljabhavani and Happy Patel actor Vishwanath Kulkarni says there are no shortcuts to success in this industry

One of the defining chapters of Vishwanath Kulkarni's career came with the serialAai Tuljabhavani, where he portrayed the character Nabhaji. The role demanded much more than a conventional performance. Over six months, Kulkarni played three distinct versions of the same character, each requiring a unique body language, personality and speaking style.
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'Indian students ke sabse zyada halat kharab hain yahan videshon mein': Indian man says students who live comfortably in India face this harsh reality after moving abroad

Many Indian students abroad face significant financial and emotional pressures. They often juggle studies, low-paid jobs, and loan repayments. Visa restrictions limit working hours, increasing financial strain. Family expectations add to the constant pressure of repaying loans. The reality often differs from social media's idealized overseas student life.
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Explained: What is Rajya Sabha Rule 267? Opposition seeks debate on NEET, police 'brutality'

Opposition leaders submitted a notice seeking immediate Rajya Sabha discussion on the NEET controversy. They also demanded a debate on alleged police action against student protesters. Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge called for the Education Minister's resignation. Deputy Chairman Harivansh noted Rule 267 is invoked on rare occasions. The opposition highlighted growing frustration with the education system.
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Arizona teen helps elderly woman with dementia in 103F heat, officials warn of confusion as a sign of heatstroke

Royal Cothrun, a fourteen-year-old boy, demonstrated extraordinary courage during a perilous heatwave by rescuing an elderly woman wandering aimlessly. With a swift instinct, he provided shade and facilitated her communication with her son, actions that were potentially lifesaving. The Arizona fire department is set to commend him for his heroic efforts, highlighting the critical risks associated with severe summer heat.
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