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Amendments made to industrial land allotment regulations in Keralam

To facilitate optimal utilisation of industrial assets subleasing in industrial parks and estates will now be permitted for a maximum of 10 years subject to certain conditions. Renewal of sublease will require new written approval of KINFRA or KSIDC, the land allotment agencies
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Asian Games: 2000 Indians ready to accommodate athletes after hotel crisis

Asian Games: 2000 Indians ready to accommodate athletes after hotel crisis
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Russia begins three-day Duma vote with Kremlin set to tighten grip

Russia begins three-day Duma vote with Kremlin set to tighten grip
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Congress's Nandigram candidate arrested hours after Mamata pledges support

Congresss Nandigram candidate arrested hours after Mamata pledges support
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Gurgaon hit-and-run case: Sia's family seeks arrest of remaining two accused, says fight is against crime

The family of biker Sia demands the arrest of two remaining suspects. Kalyan Bainsla and Lovneesh were produced before the court after police remand. Sia's father thanked the Haryana government for constituting a Special Investigation Team. The SIT has identified four people involved in the incident so far. The family's fight is against crime and not any specific community.
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Mars Transit In Cancer: Vedic numerology flags love turbulence; Birth Numbers 2,5,6,8,9 warned

Mars enters Cancer on September 18, 2026, influencing emotional dynamics in relationships. Birth Number 2 individuals may overthink due to heightened emotional sensitivity. Birth Number 6 people might experience possessiveness in their love connections. Birth Number 9 individuals could face quick anger explosions and impulsive decisions. Birth Numbers 8 and 5 should manage control issues and restlessness respectively.
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Shruti Hassan says she prayed about thousand times that men get periods

Shruti Haasan is championing the cause of menstrual health awareness and advocating for period leave. She expressed her desire for men to understand the challenges of menstruation to build empathy for those who experience it. Sharing her own battles with painful periods caused by PCOS, Haasan emphasizes that open dialogue leads to better workplace accommodations. On the horizon, she has two films set for release, 'Train' and 'Aakasamlo Oka Tara'.
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‘VIBE’ Twitter review: Kunal’s comedy gets warm audience response

Audiences on X are raving about Kunal Kemmu's film 'VIBE', particularly highlighting its humor and talented cast. Many recommend watching it in theaters to fully appreciate the comedic elements. However, some feedback points to concerns about the latter part of the film and its technical execution. Praise for Kunal Kemmu and Sparsh Srivastava's performances is prominent, contributing to lively discussions across social platforms.
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Rajinikanth's ‘Jailer 2’ NEW promo introduces Suraj Venjaramoodu as Dileep

The exciting promo for 'Jailer 2' introduces viewers to Suraj Venjaramoodu's captivating character Dileep, hinting at his pivotal role in the film's unfolding drama. As anticipation builds, the creators are strategically releasing character-centric teasers. The film marks Rajinikanth's return as Muthuvel Pandian, directed by Nelson Dilipkumar, and is set to hit global theaters on October 15.
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10 baby names inspired by music, melody and harmony

Music has a unique way of expressing emotions, creating memories and bringing people together. For parents looking for a baby name with a melodic or harmonious connection, names inspired by musical terms, instruments and sounds can offer a meaningful choice. Here are 10 names that celebrate the beauty of music:
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Brain teaser: You have a keen eye if you can spot the fake chef within 5 seconds!

Brain teasers often trick the viewer's eyes into believing what they see, while also examining their attention to detail.The setting in the image looks quite simple, showing a lively night market scene with fairy lights strung overhead and three stalls lined up side by side. One person is kneading dough at a bread stall, another is assembling tacos with quick, practiced hands, and a third is tossing noodles in a steaming pan. All three are dressed the part: chef hats, aprons, the works. On the surface, every single one of them looks like they belong exactly where they're standing.But that is where it requires our attention. Even though everything looks quite simple, there are details in the image that the ordinary human eye seems to miss.This isn't a puzzle about spotting who looks like a chef. It's about spotting who actually is one, and that distinction only shows up if you slow down and read the details instead of just scanning faces and outfits.But before you dive into the answers, take the test yourself first.Give yourself five real seconds before you scroll further. Don't look at the people; look at what's sitting on their tables. The answer is hiding in plain sight, and it's smaller than you'd expect.
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Sehwag shines, Dravid goes ballistic as India beat Australia by seven runs

The match was reduced to 20 overs per side after rain interrupted play at the Niranjan Shah Stadium. India posted 182 for six after being sent in to bat by Aussie skipper Jack Czosnek, with Chauhan making 54 off 34 balls and Anvay, son of former India captain Rahul Dravid, scoring 38 off 18.
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Parents given only 2 months stay at Miami POE: Immigration attorney explains why a B1/B2 visa does not guarantee six months' stay in US

Parents given only 2 months stay at Miami POE: Immigration attorney explains why a B1/B2 visa does not guarantee six months' stay in US
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California approved $5 million toward buying 357 coastal acres once home to America's largest abalone farm; the $18 million tribal acquisition could revive aquaculture and restore habitat

California has approved $5 million towards the purchase of 357 coastal acres in Cayucos that once housed the largest abalone farm in the US. The yak titʸu titʸu yak tiłhini Northern Chumash Tribe is raising $18 million to buy the property, restore native habitats, revive aquaculture and support research into endangered white and black abalone.
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‘Next time, a bullet to the chest’: Shots fired at Haryanvi singer Diler Kharkiya’s Range Rover

Singer Diler Kharkiya reportedly escaped an alleged firing incident on his vehicle. Unidentified assailants opened fire on his Range Rover, causing damage to its glass. A social media post later claimed responsibility for the attack and named individuals. These individuals were reportedly linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Police are investigating the incident and the authenticity of the social media post.
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