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'Ramayana' Trailer: Makers set July 24 for worldwide release

The official trailer for Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana will premiere worldwide on July 24, 2026. This epic film's trailer will be showcased at San Diego Comic-Con on July 23. Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, and Sai Pallavi star in this ambitious cinematic undertaking. The film is a two-part adaptation with a reported budget exceeding Rs 4,000 crore. Ramayana Part I releases during Diwali 2026, and Part II arrives Diwali 2027.
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Hema Malini honours Dharmendra with floral tribute - PICS

Veteran actress Hema Malini celebrated sixty years in Indian cinema recently. She honored her late husband Dharmendra with a touching tribute at the event. Several Bollywood veterans and political dignitaries attended the star-studded celebration. The event also featured a musical tribute to her memorable film performances. Malini shared an anecdote about a song from the film Charas.
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'Kireedam' title was originally planned for Mammootty film

Director Sibi Malayil shared the original title for Kireedam was not intended for Mohanlal. The iconic title Kireedam was first suggested for a Mammootty film by Lohithadas. I.V. Sasi did not like the title, and Lohithadas offered it to Malayil. Malayil immediately claimed the title, believing it suited their story perfectly. The sequel Chenkol also received its name from Lohithadas, connecting to Kireedam.
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‘Indians can learn this from Americans’: Content creator's New York holiday observation sparks debate online

An Indian creator observed Americans engaging in outdoor activities during holidays. She noted this contrasts with typical Indian holiday food traditions and routines. This observation has prompted online discussions about lifestyle and fitness habits. Many viewers agreed, while others cited challenges like weather and infrastructure. The creator encourages incorporating small movements into daily routines for consistency.
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Meet 'Pagal Saab': The 80-year-old Irishman Anand Mahindra saluted for cleaning Jodhpur's forgotten stepwells

An Irishman named Caron Rawnsley dedicates himself to cleaning Jodhpur's ancient stepwells. He began this work over a decade ago after seeing their neglect. Locals now call him "Pagal Saab" for his unwavering commitment to heritage. Industrialist Anand Mahindra recently praised Rawnsley's selfless efforts and passion. His actions highlight that heritage preservation requires dedication, not just nationality.
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Jayashree Venketaramanan: I didn’t leave television, television left me

Jayashree Venketaramanan reflects on navigating years without television work, finding new creative outlets in theatre and writing, and rebuilding her career through persistence. The actress also talks about the realities of an unpredictable profession, the support she received from her family, and why she has come to embrace social media as an essential part of an actor’s journey.
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Kathy Griffin reveals her 22-year-old boyfriend post was a social experiment: 'Thanks to all those who participated'

Kathy Griffin took to social media to reveal her faux relationship with a 22-year-old, describing it as a sociological experiment designed to elicit public reactions. She highlighted varying responses based on the platform, discussing celebrity couples who have thrived despite age differences. Additionally, Griffin shared her personal anecdotes about dating younger partners, emphasizing the cultural conversations surrounding age gaps.
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The rain left behind more than water; it exposed Delhi's years of apathy

Heavy rains submerged roads and public spaces across Delhi after Thursday's downpour. The Khajuri Khas police station remained inaccessible due to persistent sewage-laced floodwaters. Schools in Badarpur and northwest Delhi also experienced significant waterlogging and class disruptions. Authorities deployed pumps to clear flooded areas, including National Highway-24. Despite efforts, waterlogging persisted in several low-lying parts of the capital.
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'Villain' Aparshakti Khurrana is 'chillin' as he shares BTS from 'Gunmaaster G9' set

Actor Aparshakti Khurrana, who will be seen playing the antagonist in the upcoming Emraan Hashmi film 'Gunmaaster G9', gave fans a fun behind-the-scenes glimpse from the sets.
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'Some rallies never end': Sachin Tendulkar's heartfelt message to Roger Federer goes viral

Sachin Tendulkar and Roger Federer shared a heartwarming reunion at Wimbledon this year. Shubman Gill also experienced the prestigious event from the Royal Box for the first time. Tendulkar also met with Brian Lara, recalling their famous cricket rivalries. Several other prominent athletes and sports figures attended the championships. Alexander Zverev secured his place in the Wimbledon final after a strong performance.
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding: Kylie Kelce and Jason Kelce’s daughters walked the aisle as flower girls

During a delightful wedding ceremony, the four daughters of Jason and Kylie Kelce brought joy as they served as flower girls, a detail highlighted by sports commentator Rich Eisen in a recent chat. The Kelce family warmly welcomed Taylor Swift into their circle, with Jason affectionately referring to her as a great aunt to his kids, and Kylie sharing her joy regarding Swift’s attendance.
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INS Mahendragiri commissioned: A milestone on India’s road to a 200-ship, atmanirbhar Navy

The Indian Navy aims for a 200-ship fleet by 2035 through self-reliance. Indigenous design and construction are key to this ambitious naval expansion. The navy is enhancing its capabilities in float, move, and fight systems. This strategic push secures maritime trade and projects regional stability. Investment in new technologies supports a multi-domain operational force.
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Vijay Deverakonda's brother Anand wraps up 'Takshakudu'; Actor calls it a rewarding experience; Folklore thriller completes shoot

Actor Anand Deverakonda has completed filming for his upcoming folklore thriller Takshakudu. He described the project as a rewarding experience, working with director Vinod Anantoju again. The film features Deverakonda as a visually impaired man seeking justice after a village tragedy. He shared behind-the-scenes photos, including moments with his canine co-star, Berlin. The teaser is now available, and the movie will premiere on Netflix.
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West Bengal govt forms 9-member panel to examine draft UCC bill; legislation may be tabled in August

West Bengal has formed a nine-member committee to review the Uniform Civil Code draft. Retired Supreme Court judge Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai will head this expert panel. The proposed legislation aims to create a uniform legal framework for personal civil matters. The draft bill is expected to be introduced during the Assembly's August session.
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Trump's Calculated Rupture?; Minab Tragedy; Russia's Spy Dossier Explained

The US-Iran ceasefire may be over, according to President Donald trump. But the real story is what comes next. What really happened before one of the deadliest US Strikes inside Iran? A shocking new report now claims American commanders may have gone ahead with the operation despite warnings that key intelligence was outdated. What if a foreign intelligence agency knew Britain's future leaders long before they came to power? A secret dossier has made extraordinary claims about Russia's alleged decades-long effort to profile some of the UK's biggest political figures. This week's Faultlines has it all covered.


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