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Hurting paid users: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google sued in US over AI slowdown call

Hurting paid users: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google sued in US over AI slowdown call
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100-plus medals again? That's only half the game for India at Asian Games 2026

100-plus medals again? That's only half the game for India at Asian Games 2026
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Asiad Live, Sept 20: Shooters hunt medal in 10m air rifle final, Quimcy loses

Asiad Live, Sept 20: Shooters hunt medal in 10m air rifle final, Quimcy loses
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If Washington wants to escape quagmire...: Iran's 7 conditions to end war

If Washington wants to escape quagmire Irans conditions to end war
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Why hilsa-exporter Bangladesh is importing the fish from Gujarat

Why hilsaexporter Bangladesh is importing the fish from Gujarat
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'VIBE' box office collection day 2: Kunal and Preity's film records 55.9% growth

Kunal Khemu's film 'VIBE' saw box office earnings rise significantly on its second day. The action thriller comedy earned Rs 2.65 crore in India net on Saturday. This collection marked a 55.9% increase over its opening day earnings. The movie's overall audience occupancy also rose to twenty-one percent. 'VIBE' has now reached a total India net collection of Rs 4.35 crore.
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In 1998, DiCaprio made an unexpected move at 24 by starting an environmental foundation

At just twenty-four years old, Leonardo DiCaprio founded his environmental foundation in 1998, aiming to support global ecological initiatives. Over the years, it has funded more than two hundred projects in fifty different countries, contributing over eighty million dollars through grants dedicated to conservation. Additionally, DiCaprio has utilized his filmmaking skills to spotlight pressing environmental issues, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to sustainability alongside his illustrious acting career.
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Manju Warrier moves court against Sanal Kumar

The plaint states that Sanal Kumar Sasidharan had shown romantic interest in Manju Warrier, which she did not reciprocate. Despite her refusal, he allegedly continued reaching out to her through phone calls and messages. Manju Warrier later sought police intervention, following which Sanal Kumar Sasidharan was arrested and subsequently granted bail.
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Picasso's quote of the day says art is a lie that reveals truth; meaning for our present digital age

Pablo Picasso once stated that art serves as a deception that uncovers genuine truths. He interpreted paintings as fictional constructs rather than mere representations of reality. This creative manipulation allows for the expression of profound emotional and symbolic insights. Even contemporary art embodies true sentiments and understandings. The key distinction between art and manipulation is rooted in the intent behind the creation and the perspective from which it is viewed.
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Windies squad for India tour: Campbell returns; Pooran earns maiden T20I call-up

West Indies have recalled John Campbell for their ODI series against India, while Kamil Pooran earned his maiden T20I call-up after an impressive recent run. Shimron Hetmyer returns for the T20Is, with Jason Holder rested. The eight-match India tour will help West Indies prepare for the 2027 World Cup and build a strong core ahead of the next T20 World Cup.
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Olympiad: Erigaisi picks first win of tournament; India's winning juggernaut rolls on

Arjun Erigaisi bounced back from a difficult start to the Chess Olympiad with a convincing victory over Maksim Chigaev, helping defending champions India beat Spain 3-1 in Round 4. Gukesh continued his impressive run, while Praggnanandhaa and Nihal Sarin drew. India’s women also remained unbeaten, beating Mongolia 3-1 as both Indian teams maintained their winning momentum in Samarkand.
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Murdoch's Aspen mansion lists for $29.85M after $3m buy in 1980s

Rupert Murdoch’s former Aspen retreat has returned to the market for $29.85 million after a major renovation. Murdoch bought the 11,500-square-foot mansion for $3 million in the early 1980s and listed it for $5 million in 1995. The renovated property now spans 12,172 square feet across just over two acres.
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NLSUI student body scraps Umar Khalid documentary screening

The Law and Society Committee at NLSIU has decided to cancel a documentary screening due to backlash from ABVP and concerns over potential legal repercussions. They cited threats of harassment and criminal action as reasons for their choice, opting instead to focus on a critical examination of criminal justice issues. The Student Bar Association also recommended the cancellation to preserve harmony on campus.
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