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Rasika curious if Mirzapur's OTT fanbase will choose theatres

Rasika Dugal is excited about 'Mirzapur: The Movie', calling the series-to-film shift a first for Indian entertainment. She hopes loyal OTT fans embrace theatres. Unlike the series' hectic pace, the film's shoot was less exhausting, though the same team returned. 'Mirzapur: The Movie' releases in theatres on September 4.
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Randeep Hooda and Lin Laishram celebrate daughter Nyomica's weaning ceremony

In a heartfelt celebration, Randeep Hooda and Lin Laishram marked their daughter Nyomica's weaning ceremony, a precious family moment. The gathering celebrated her transition to solid foods, with the couple donning stunning traditional attire. Joyful snapshots revealed the deep affection they share for their daughter, blending tradition with love to craft unforgettable memories for their family.
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Amitabh Bachchan talks about upcoming FIFA World Cup match

Amitabh Bachchan, the Bollywood legend, expressed his views on the ongoing FIFA World Cup, shedding light on the pivotal influence of coaches in guiding superstar athletes. He praised a daring substitution by the Argentinian coach in a previous match. Additionally, Bachchan voiced his opinions on controversial calls and the surprising results seen in the FIFA World Cup 2026, where traditionally dominant football nations have faced unexpected defeats.
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Rajesh Khanna 14th death anniversary: When Anita Advani claimed he 'invited' his own death

Anita Advani spoke poignantly about Rajesh Khanna's acceptance of his fate and his desire for blessings, or Aashirvaad. He notably turned down a lucrative Rs 150 crore offer aimed at preserving his property. Advani lamented the eventual demolition of the bungalow posthumously. Throughout his last months, his family made regular visits, which Advani coordinated, especially after doctors warned of his impending passing.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
'Strictly Come Dancing' confirmed contestants

Gear up, folks – it’s time to put your dancing shoes on. With new presenters and contestants, ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ will soon turn the weekends magical with theatrical and high-energy dance performances. Along with the annual visit to the iconic Blackpool Tower Ballroom, the stage awaits instant challenges and numerous themes, including movies, icons, musicals, and Halloween. As the beloved reality show nears the premiere day, let’s take a look at the confirmed contestants who are ready to light up the dance platform and aspire to win the Glitterball Trophy!
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Differently-abled teacher takes tuition classes every day, wins hearts with his dedication and heartwarming smile

Narayan Jena, a dedicated teacher, inspires many with his passionate approach to education. He continues to teach his students with patience and a smile, despite his inability to walk. His Instagram videos showcase his engaging teaching style and commitment to making learning enjoyable. The internet has responded with widespread admiration and respect for his inner strength. Jena's journey serves as a powerful message about determination and generosity.
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New money? India's currency might soon get a plastic makeover

India's Reserve Bank is exploring polymer banknotes for enhanced durability. Manufacturers are invited to bid for specialized plastic substrate materials. Polymer notes offer greater resistance to moisture and dirt than paper. This move aims to reduce currency replacement and printing costs. Advanced security features will also be incorporated into the new notes.
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'He was everything we dream of becoming': Gavaskar's moving tribute to Garry Sobers

Widely regarded as cricket's greatest all-rounder, Sobers died at his home in Barbados, 11 days before his 90th birthday. During a career spanning two decades, he set new standards with his batting, bowling and fielding.
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'Den Of Spies'?: Why Russian Spies Thrive in Japan

Japan is one of the World's most advanced democracies. But is it also a haven for foreign spies? A New York Times report says Russian intelligence has long taken advantage of Tokyo's weak counter-espionage laws. Now, the government of PM Sanae Takaichi is promising a major security overhaul. Why has Japan struggled to deal with spies for decades, and what is it doing to change that? We explain in this special episode of Faultlines. 
 


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Hello Space, Vikram-1 Has Arrived: Skyroot's Historic Rocket Mission

Anxiety and nervousness gave way to excitement and euphoria as the clock struck 12:05:30 on a clear Saturday afternoon at the Sriharikota launch pad. As Skyroot's Vikram-1 rocket soared into space, it became the first privately developed Indian rocket to attempt an orbital mission, marking a defining moment not just for the company but also for India's rapidly emerging private space sector.


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Myanmar Civil War Death Toll Tops 1 Lakh

Myanmar's civil war has crossed a devastating milestone. More than one lakh people have now been killed since the military seized power in the 2021 coup. Fighting between the junta and a patchwork of pro-democracy and ethnic armed groups has turned Myanmar into Asia's deadliest active conflict. Millions have been displaced, while the same number of people are in urgent need of humanitarian aid. 


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'One Nation, One Mission': Skyroot CEO After Historic Vikram-1 Launch

Skyroot Aerospace Co-founder and CEO Pawan Kumar Chandana described the successful Vikram-1 launch as a historic moment for India, saying the mission showcased the immense potential of Indian talent and the country's rapidly growing space-tech ecosystem. Thanking the Skyroot team, ISRO, IN-SPACe and the government for enabling private participation in the space sector, Chandana said the achievement was particularly significant as a 100% designed-in-India, 100% manufactured-in-India rocket reached orbit on its very first attempt. Calling the launch an emotional and suspense-filled journey, he said "everybody's heart was beating for India" as the mission progressed, and hailed the feat as a milestone not just for Skyroot, but for India's ambitions in the global space industry.


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'Trust India's Youth, They Deliver': PM Modi To Skyroot Team After Vikram-1 Launch

PM Modi congratulated Skyroot Aerospace founder Pawan Kumar Chandana and his team following the successful launch of the Vikram-1 rocket, describing the achievement as proof that India's youth can deliver when trusted with responsibility. During a phone call, the Prime Minister praised the young Skyroot team, linked the mission to the vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat, and said the success had validated the decision to open the space sector to private players.


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'विक्रम-1' की सफल लॉन्चिंग के बाद पीएम मोदी ने फोन पर वैज्ञानिकों को दी बधाई

Vikram1 Launched: 'विक्रम-1' की सफल लॉन्चिंग के बाद PM Modi ने फोन पर वैज्ञानिकों को दी बधाई 


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US-Iran War: What Happens Next?

The US-Iran truce has collapsed. And the region may be standing at another dangerous crossroads. If diplomacy fails, what comes next? Does Tehran still have options or has its room to manoeuvre shrunk? And even if Washington wants to turn up the pressure, can it afford another long war? This week's Faultlines breaks down why military solutions may no longer be the first choice. 


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