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Violent protests rock Manipur's Kangpokpi over detention of 6 villagers

A senior official said the detained village volunteers were subsequently released by the security forces, following which the protests ended
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The HinduHome
Minor Hindu Sisters Kidnapped, Converted In Sindh; Court Sends Them To Shelter

Minor Hindu Sisters Kidnapped, Converted In Sindh; Court Sends Them To Shelter
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India TodayWorld
Weekly Panchang: Finish Pending Tasks; return to one old promise

This week emphasizes the importance of wrapping up outstanding tasks and obligations. It’s a good time for professionals to polish proposals and presentations before exploring new ventures. On the financial side, aim to conclude unresolved matters and resist impulsive spending. In personal relationships, engaging in vital discussions can enhance understanding and equilibrium. Tidying up one neglected area in your home can provide gratifying mental clarity.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
3 killed, 1 critical after BMW plunges off Mumbai's Coastal Road bridge

killed critical after BMW plunges off Mumbais Coastal Road bridge
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India TodayHome
TMC, Left, Cong out of action, how BJP has invented its biggest rival in Bengal

TMC Left Cong out of action how BJP has invented its biggest rival in Bengal
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India TodayHome
'It's a Medical Miracle' BO day 2

Sangeeth Prathap and Sharafudheen's 'It's a Medical Miracle' earned Rs 43 lakhs net in India on Day 2, marking a 21.8% drop from its opening collection. The Malayalam movie has now collected Rs 98 lakhs net and Rs 1.15 cr gross. ETimes rated the film 2.5 stars.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Vijay Sethupathi clarifies leadership remark being linked with Vijay

Vijay Sethupathi has clarified that his previous comments regarding leadership on Bigg Boss were exclusively directed at the contestants. He emphasized that these statements did not pertain to any external individuals or organizations. This announcement followed social media interpretations that connected his statements to Chief Minister Vijay. Additionally, Sethupathi expressed his admiration for both Vijay and his son Jason Sanjay during a recent film event.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
'Ride Or Die' Season 2: Prime Video cancels action-comedy; studio shops series to other buyers

The action-comedy series 'Ride or Die' has officially been axed after its debut season, leaving fans in suspense. Despite impressive viewership and favorable feedback from audiences, the studio is exploring alternative options for the show. Starring Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham, viewers are hoping for updates on the next chapter of Debbie and Judith's adventure.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Ajith Kumar's 'Gladiators' trailer takes fans inside his racing world

The documentary trailer for Ajith Kumar titled 'Gladiators' has just been unveiled, providing a glimpse into his fervent love for motorsport and the inherent dangers involved. Featuring heartfelt contributions from his wife Shalini and their children, it sheds light on his thrilling racing career. As he gears up for his next film 'Daredevil', the documentary reveals the true essence of the man beneath the racing helmet.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Meet Viraansh Bhanushali: The Oxford law student whose speech went viral; now in BRICS spotlight

Viraansh Bhanushali has recently captured attention with his stirring address at the Oxford Union, focusing on India's stance towards Pakistan. Following this, he represented the youth at the 18th BRICS Summit held in New Delhi. As a testament to his resilience, Bhanushali conquered his stammer, emerging as a poised public speaker. With his Oxford graduation behind him, he is set to start his legal career back in New Delhi.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Aishwarya Rai is returning to the Paris Fashion Week runway

Aishwarya Rai graces the L'Oréal Paris runway on September 28, showcasing the theme 'Express Your Worth' in the heart of Paris. Joining a star-studded lineup of global icons and sports figures, her past runway moments have left lasting impressions with their unique fashion flair. Enthusiastic Indian fans eagerly await her return as she represents a familiar and cherished international presence.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
10 interesting baby names that sound modern but are actually thousands of years old

Welcoming a newborn into the house fills the surroundings with happiness and celebration, and just the next moment the air in the house is all about looking for apt names for babies.This practice has been follwed by families for decades, with the mother, father, immediate family, and friends getting into the tussle of choosing the most appropriate name with an impactful meaning.For this, we often turn to age-old books and texts and look for some profound and unique names. While some names sound like they were invented last week sleek, short, easy to call- at home on a modern birth announcement.But on digging deeper, we actually find out that a surprising number of them are ancient. They come from Hindu epics, Roman goddesses, Norse mythology, biblical companions, and Persian kings who ruled thousands of years ago. Somewhere along the way, these old names got a new touch-up, with shorter words, softer, easier on modern ears, while quietly carrying centuries of history inside them.Here are 10 modern-sounding baby names with centuries-old meanings
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
IND vs BAN, Asian Games SF: Harmanpreet wins the toss, India choose to bat first


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The Times of IndiaCricket
Asian Games: Silver in shooting, medal assured in MMA; India off the mark


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The Times of IndiaSports
Red Pawns, Red Soldiers: How the Bolsheviks built a chess superpower

In his latest Grandmaster View column, India’s young GM Aarav Dengla looks back at how the Bolsheviks transformed chess from a pastime of Russia’s aristocracy into an instrument of mass education, military training and cultural revolution. From Ilyin-Zhenevsky and the Red Army to Botvinnik, Tal, Karpov and Kasparov, Aarav traces how a century-old state-backed experiment helped build the Soviet chess machine, and a legacy that still shapes the chess world today.
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The Times of IndiaSports

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