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'Mirzapur The Movie' BO Day 13 [LIVE]: Pankaj Tripathi film closes in on Rs 200 crore domestic net mark

'Mirzapur The Movie' is closing in on the Rs 200 crore India net milestone on Day 14. The Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal and Ravi Kishan starrer stood at Rs 199.45 crore after Day 13, while its worldwide gross reached Rs 286.64 crore. With Day 14 live collections currently adding to the domestic tally, the film is also approaching the Rs 300 crore global benchmark.
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Kamal Haasan says MS Subbulakshmi biopic could change Anirudh’s career

Kamal Haasan lauded Anirudh Ravichander for his exceptional music in the upcoming MS Subbulakshmi biopic. He urged Rashmika Mandanna to courageously portray the iconic singer, believing this film could be a turning point in Anirudh's career. Haasan likened its potential to pivotal films that shaped cinema's history, with the aim of showcasing Subbulakshmi's inspiring journey to a newer audience.
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Celebs mark Modi's birthday: Stars share tributes and wishes

On PM Narendra Modi's 76th birthday, celebrities extended warm wishes. Akshay Kumar urged people to serve others, Ricky Kej thanked him for supporting artists and culture, Jackie Shroff shared a simple greeting, and Anupam Kher recalled an inspiring first meeting, praising Modi's honesty, discipline, and dedication to the nation.
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Duncan Sheik is receiving medical care after being in critical condition

Duncan Sheik, the acclaimed singer known for 'Barely Breathing', is reported to be in critical condition and receiving medical attention. His social media updates indicate a stable yet serious health status. In a show of solidarity, fans are pouring heartfelt messages and prayers for his recovery. The artist is set to score upcoming theatre productions slated for late 2026.
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Psychology explains why your brain wants sweet after every meal, even when you are full

Craving dessert after a meal is often a product of learned behavior and the brain's reward system at work. Following a meal, the brain expects a sweet treat as a form of reward, creating a delightful ritual of closure. Additionally, sensory-specific satiety contributes to the appeal of various flavors, allowing them to remain enticing. These cravings are fundamentally different from experiences of sugar addiction or disordered eating patterns.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Iron Man star Gwyneth Paltrow makes besan chilla, calls it “savory Indian pancakes”

In a recent social media update, Hollywood star Gwyneth Paltrow showcased her take on the traditional besan chilla, dubbing them 'savoury Indian chilla pancakes'. Infused with authentic Indian spices and ingredients, her recipe brought a unique twist as she paired the chillas with eggs, mint chutney, and tender short ribs. This fresh perspective is set to charm food lovers worldwide, bridging cultural culinary divides.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Rare Desert Bloom In Atacama: flowers carpet the world’s driest desert; EL Niño rains trigger spectacle

The Atacama Desert, renowned as Earth's driest non-polar area, witnesses a breathtaking blooming phenomenon. This extraordinary floral display, spurred by rare heavy rainfall linked to El Nino, has resulted in over 200 diverse flower species blossoming. Occurring merely every five to ten years, this event showcases the resilient spirit of life amidst one of the harshest climates, influenced by distinct geographies and oceanic patterns.
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Asian Games Live Score: Thailand post 91/4 against Pakistan in an 11-over-a-side game

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'Done playing the victim': Sumit Nagal reveals 'change' in mindset

Sumit Nagal has endured an injury-hit 2026 season but says a change in mindset has helped him move forward. The Indian tennis player, now ranked 247, wants to focus on competing and enjoying the game rather than obsessing over results or rankings. Nagal also believes his form has improved recently and remains willing to guide younger Indian players.
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In 2013, St Agnes and Gugh began rat eradication; 12 yrs later, Manx shearwater sites hit record 225

A rat eradication project on St Agnes and Gugh in the Isles of Scilly began in 2013 after invasive brown rats were found to be threatening nesting seabirds. The islands have remained rat-free since the operation, while Manx shearwater breeding numbers have increased from 22 pairs before eradication to 225 apparently occupied breeding sites recorded in 2025.
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Buffalo transformed a 264-acre dump in 1976; 50 years later, 260+ bird species are recorded

In 2026, Buffalo's Tifft Nature Preserve proudly commemorates its 50th anniversary, evolving from a former landfill into a 264-acre ecological haven. The tireless restoration work has resulted in stunning wetlands, lush woodlands, and diverse wildlife ecosystems. Home to 260+ bird species, the preserve encourages exploration through its accessible trails while supporting ongoing research initiatives.
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Scientists hung clean moss beside Russian highways to catch traffic pollution

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Scientists removed kangaroo rats for 13 years to reveal their hidden role in desert vegetation

Researchers conducted a thirteen-year investigation by excluding kangaroo rats from designated desert areas. The absence of these rodents led to a remarkable uptick in two specific grass species due to reduced soil disruption and seed predation. This transformation in plant life further influenced the activities of other rodents and foraging birds, effectively highlighting the indispensable role kangaroo rats play in the dynamics of desert vegetation communities.
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Sensex, Nifty extend gains as benchmarks strengthen in afternoon trade

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The Times of IndiaBusiness

US senator's 'clean up your act' warning to India, China over Russia

The US Congress has passed legislation that could impose tariffs of up to 100% on goods from countries buying Russian energy, sending President Donald Trump a sanctions package aimed at reducing Moscow's revenues and divided Democrats over the scope of his trade powers. The House of Representatives approved the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 by 262-159 on Wednesday.
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