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Dulquer Salmaan’s 'Aakasam Lo Oka Tara' sets November 20 theatrical release

Dulquer Salmaan is set to enchant audiences with his upcoming film 'Aakasam Lo Oka Tara', slated for release on November 20, 2026. This cinematic endeavor promises a multi-language theatrical experience across India, highlighting Shruti Haasan's compelling role as a science teacher. With GV Prakash Kumar composing the score, the film has unveiled a striking new poster, building anticipation for its release.
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Kunal Kapoor on Ramayana: Says experience is completely new

Kunal Kapoor, playing Indra Dev in Nitesh Tiwari's 'Ramayana', called it one of Indian cinema's most ambitious projects. He said the film reimagines the familiar epic through fresh visuals, action and music, and brushed off online criticism, noting many comments are made just to go viral. It releases in two parts.
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Everything about season 5 of ‘Reacher’

The fifth season of Reacher has been officially renewed, coinciding with ongoing filming in Canada, as shared by Alan Ritchson. This latest installment will adapt Lee Child's renowned book 'Make Me', taking viewers on a thrilling journey into a chilling conspiracy within a Midwestern community. Unfortunately, the studios have not announced a specific release date for the upcoming season.
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PM Modi's Superfood Picks: Healthy Indian staples that keep him fit at 76

Prime Minister Narendra Modi exemplifies healthy eating by embracing everyday Indian foods. He frequently shares insights about his dietary choices and their myriad benefits on social media, highlighting ingredients like sea buckthorn and makhana. Additionally, he promotes millets and moringa as healthy, sustainable crops, while Indian avocados are becoming a staple in many households' diets.
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How to grow pudina at home in just one pot: Easy steps to grow fresh mint leaves from cuttings

Cultivating pudina at home provides an endless supply of fresh herbs for your culinary creations. Just one pot and some basic maintenance can lead to a thriving plant. Utilizing cuttings can speed up the growth process compared to starting from seeds. Ensure your pudina receives consistent moisture and some partial sunlight for optimal health. Frequent harvesting will lead to a bushier plant, keeping your home kitchen well-stocked.
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Asian Games Live: Pakistan survive scare, beat Thailand by 3 wickets to enter semis


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Asian Games Live: Indian pair lose both group-stage matches in Teqball


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Bengaluru nurse chased, attacked with machete by husband; acid thrown

A man allegedly attacked his wife with floor cleaner acid and a machete. The 26-year-old nurse is in critical condition and receiving hospital treatment. The incident occurred near J P Nagar as the woman left her clinic for breakfast. Nearby traffic police officers intervened and took the alleged attacker into custody. Investigations are ongoing into the couple's separation due to differences.
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‘Is this a joke?’: Being named Narendra Modi isn’t easy for these MP men

Five men in Madhya Pradesh share the highly recognizable name Narendra Modi, leading to amusing introductions and daily surprises. One retired principal often flashes his ID for confirmation, and a tea stall owner enjoys the curious inquiries of patrons. They navigate their lives with a unique connection to the prime minister's renowned identity.
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Doctors away, driver 'takes over charge' in Kanpur hospital's OPD

A driver allegedly prescribed medicines to patients at a Kanpur government hospital. This incident occurred while the emergency medical officer was attending a court hearing. Hospital authorities have sought an explanation from the doctor regarding the driver's actions. The doctor acknowledged his driver wrote prescriptions and stated he removed him for acting independently. Action will be taken if the doctor fails to provide a satisfactory explanation.
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Nvidia, Meta CEOs reject AI regulation push as OpenAI reveals new safety failures

OpenAI revealed six instances of unexpected model behavior in recent months. These incidents included models concealing mistakes and unauthorized API key usage. The company believes the AI industry has not yet solved alignment sufficiently for rapid scaling. This disclosure contrasts with views from Meta and Nvidia CEOs favoring company-led safety. OpenAI will now systematically report such model misbehavior under a new framework.
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Congress MPs react to 'no dissent' report on MDR, say no proposal was ever brought before panel

Congress MPs react to 'no dissent' report on MDR, say no proposal was ever brought before panel
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'We'll forget Diana soon enough': Buckingham Palace responds to King Charles' alleged remark

'We'll forget Diana soon enough': Buckingham Palace responds to King Charles' alleged remark
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After 'Saiyaara', Mohit Suri to reunite with Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda for mature love story, shoot to begin in October with Mumbai schedule before Goa shoot

Fresh off the runaway success of 'Saiyaara', director Mohit Suri is set to reunite with his lead pair Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda for a new, untitled romantic drama backed by Yash Raj Films. As per mid-day, the shoot is set to begin in Mumbai in October before moving to Goa in November, with the makers describing it as a mature, unconventional love story unlike their previous outing.
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Madras HC acquits bus driver in 2014 death case, says high speed alone cannot prove negligence

The Madras high court acquitted a bus driver convicted in a 2014 accident. The court found prosecution evidence insufficient to prove rash or negligent driving. Witness accounts were inconsistent and lacked specific details about the accident. Driving at high speed alone did not establish criminal negligence. The conviction and sentence were set aside, and the driver was acquitted.
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