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Rajinikanth’s ‘Dharman’ enters third schedule

Director Ashwath Marimuthu has officially announced the commencement of Dharman's third filming schedule. The legendary Rajinikanth was spotted on set alongside actress Raashi Khanna. Following the successful wrap of the second schedule, which took place from August 13 to September 4, fans eagerly await more updates, especially after the reveal of Rajinikanth's distinct doctor look. Contributing to the film's technical prowess are Anirudh Ravichander and Niketh Bommi.
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Sameer Anjaan blames industry monotony for Arijit Singh's playback singing exit

Lyricist Sameer Anjaan shared insights on Arijit Singh's choice to step back from playback singing, highlighting concerns over monotony and insufficient musical diversity. Singh's retirement from new playback projects is officially set for January 2026, although he will pursue independent music creation thereafter. Anjaan pointed out that many thoughtful artists make similar decisions in their careers.
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‘Never met Disha Salian’: Aaditya Thackeray breaks silence on CBI FIR

Aaditya Thackeray denied meeting Disha Salian, calling allegations a false campaign. The CBI has registered an FIR into Salian's 2020 death following a court order. Salian died after falling from a building, and Sushant Singh Rajput died a week later. The investigation will examine evidence handling and potential official misconduct. Thackeray called for an impartial and fresh inquiry into the case.
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Indian warship rammed by Pak vessel: How grey-zone tactics are entering Arabian Sea

A Pakistani Navy ship collided with an Indian Navy vessel in the Northern Arabian Sea. The Indian Navy stated the Pakistani ship maneuvered unsafely, causing the collision. This incident contravenes mutual confidence-building measures between the two nations. India's Ministry of External Affairs summoned the Pakistani Charge d'Affairs over the matter. This event echoes a similar naval collision that occurred in 2011.
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Florida man told ChatGPT he wanted to kill ex; private chats led to FBI probe

A former analyst from Goldman Sachs faces repercussions after admitting to using ChatGPT to threaten his ex-girlfriend. He pleaded guilty to charges of stalking and making written threats to kill. OpenAI intervened by notifying federal officials upon recognizing alarming dialogue. Zhou has been sentenced to eight years of probation along with electronic monitoring, shedding light on the implications of AI in criminal cases and raising concerns regarding user privacy.
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IPL chairman Arun Dhumal confirms push to bring 2027 auction back to India

The IPL auction is gearing up to make a comeback to India for its 2027 season. While the exact host city remains undecided, this event promises to be more intimate. Amid discussions surrounding the contentious Impact Player rule, the BCCI is actively gathering insights from franchises and stakeholders. Notably, several key Indian players have raised concerns regarding the effect of this rule on all-rounders' roles in the game.
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Kerala University asks MSM College to cancel MCom admission of student working as PE teacher

Kerala University asks MSM College to cancel MCom admission of student working as PE teacher
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Trump admin cuts $177 billion in federal grants across all 50 US states: Report

Trump admin cuts $177 billion in federal grants across all 50 US states: Report
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1950s: Why doctors were seen promoting cigarettes in ads, and what tobacco companies did not want smokers to question

In the 1940s, doctors in white coats endorsed cigarettes in advertisements. Tobacco firms leveraged medical authority to suggest smoking was beneficial and safe. Campaigns like "20,679 Physicians Say" used selective research to mislead the public. Later, "More Doctors Smoke Camels" implied safety through physician endorsement. By the 1950s, mounting evidence revealed smoking's serious health risks.
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Seven injured as car falls into roadside pit near Erode

Seven injured as car falls into roadside pit near Erode
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Speaker calls for global action on climate crisis in Cape Town

Speaker calls for global action on climate crisis in Cape Town
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