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'Saathiya' actor Sandhya Mridul calls out salon bias

Actor Sandhya Mridul expressed anger after a young domestic worker was denied haircuts at two salons, highlighting systemic discrimination. Her mother had to plead for the service, underscoring the need for dignity and respect for all. Mridul emphasized this reflects a broader societal mindset, not just isolated incidents, sparking a debate on domestic help treatment.
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Akshay, Vidya, Raashii to shoot romantic song in Dehradun

Akshay Kumar, Vidya Balan, and Raashii Khanna are actively filming a romantic track for their upcoming Anees Bazmee directorial. After shooting in Kerala and Mumbai, the team is heading to Dehradun in July to complete the song. This musical sequence explores the love story between Kumar and Balan's married characters and Kumar's past connection with Khanna's role.
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Prithviraj’s old interview resurfaces amid Janhvi's 'Peddi' portrayal

Amidst backlash over Janhvi Kapoor's portrayal in 'Peddi', actor Prithviraj Sukumaran's old interview resurfaced. He spoke about cinema objectifying women and his commitment to avoiding misogynistic roles. Sukumaran emphasized the need for diverse perspectives, stating he no longer wishes to be part of stories normalizing unhealthy relationships, highlighting a shift in his approach to filmmaking.
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Russian crude here to stay? Why India-US energy ties may be more about LPG, LNG than oil despite Trump’s push

Geopolitical developments in the last few months have dictated India’s energy supplies. Be it crude oil, LPG or LNG, India is largely dependent on the world to meet its needs, and the US-Iran war has disrupted supplies via the Strait of Hormuz.
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'GDP momentum intact, no need for extra borrowing': Centre plays down impact of Middle East crisis

Despite global economic headwinds from the Middle East crisis, India's government remains optimistic about growth, citing strong domestic consumption and intact GDP momentum. Officials confirm no immediate need for extra borrowing, with fiscal targets holding firm. Disinvestment plans are progressing, and further FDI measures are anticipated.
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India A win thriller vs Sri Lanka A after stunning late comeback in Dambulla


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Prabhsimran's costly blunder sparks controversy; Gaikwad furious

India A players were left fuming after a controversial run-out decision in their Tri-Nation A Series clash against Sri Lanka A. Wicketkeeper Prabhsimran Singh dislodged the bails before the ball hit the stumps, leading to Chamika Karunaratne being given not out despite appearing short of his crease.
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Tragic end for Aggarwal family: After losing 8 relatives in Delhi fire, 75-year-old dies at hospital

A devastating Delhi hotel fire tragically claimed the lives of eight members of the Aggarwal family, including a son, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren. The sole survivor, 75-year-old Radhe Shyam Aggarwal, has since passed away. The blaze, which killed 22 in total, exposed severe safety lapses at the Flourish Inn, including illegal construction and a lack of fire systems.
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IND A vs SL A: Prabhsimran's costly blunder sparks controversy; Gaikwad furious

India A players were left fuming after a controversial run-out decision in their Tri-Nation A Series clash against Sri Lanka A. Wicketkeeper Prabhsimran Singh dislodged the bails before the ball hit the stumps, leading to Chamika Karunaratne being given not out despite appearing short of his crease.
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NEET paper leak accused seeks interim bail to appear for re-exam

A Delhi court is considering an interim bail plea for NEET-UG paper leak accused Yash Yadav, who seeks to attend the re-examination. The court has allowed him study materials and will hear the CBI's response on June 12. The investigation has revealed a network distributing leaked papers for profit across multiple states.
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Birth rate in US is falling, and a new research paper links it to iPhones

A surprising study links the iPhone's widespread adoption to a significant drop in US birth rates, particularly among young women. Researchers found that areas with earlier iPhone access experienced steeper declines in fertility. The study suggests smartphones altered social interactions, potentially reducing sexual activity and unintended pregnancies, explaining a substantial portion of the birth rate fall.
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Layoffs announced at Sam Altman's $2.5 billion startup amid revenue struggles

Sam Altman's eyeball-scanning startup, Tools for Humanity, is reportedly cutting jobs as it navigates its next strategic phase. Despite a significant valuation and user sign-ups, the company faces challenges in demonstrating revenue generation and regulatory approval for its "Orb" technology. This news emerges as OpenAI, also led by Altman, files for its IPO.
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Iran deal 'very close'? 37 times Trump's predictions fell flat

President Trump repeatedly declared a deal with Iran imminent for months, even after a ceasefire was announced. Despite his optimistic pronouncements, tensions persist as Iran launched retaliatory attacks following Israeli strikes, straining a fragile ceasefire and raising questions about US influence.
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$25 tickets then, $10,990 now: What has changed since US last hosted FIFA World Cup?


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Meet Aaliya Fatima Rizavi: The Class 9 student who turned textile waste into puppets and won a National Geographic challenge

Meet Aaliya Fatima Rizavi: The Class 9 student who turned textile waste into puppets and won a National Geographic challenge
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