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'Don't make changes': Yuvraj's warning to Gambhir and management ahead of 2027 WC

As India gears up for the 2027 ODI World Cup, emphasis is being placed on maintaining a consistent squad. Yuvraj Singh advocates for the development of a core group, allowing players regular opportunities to hone their skills. This strategy minimizes disruptive last-minute alterations ahead of pivotal tournaments, ensuring athletes gain adequate experience during the limited ODI match schedule.
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'Athletes experienced to stay in containers': Kamal on Asiad accommodation challenge

India’s deputy chef-de-mission A Sharath Kamal says Indian athletes will quickly adapt to the unusual Asian Games accommodation, including container rooms and a docked cruise ship. He believes prior preparation will help athletes focus on performance. Sharath is also confident of at least one table tennis medal, with men’s doubles and mixed doubles among India’s strongest medal chances.
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'Killer bahu cut out of will': What may have led to Kanpur pharma trader's murder plot

Police are examining Vineet Minocha's will and extensive call records. The will excluded his daughter-in-law Shalu from property distribution. Investigators are scrutinizing over 300 calls between his son Subrat and alleged shooter Vishal. Shalu denies involvement while Vishal claims she orchestrated the murder plot. Authorities are probing financial affairs and suspect Subrat's involvement due to his debts.
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MDR on UPI: What stays free, what attracts Rs 5 flat fee, and what 0.4% charges?

The new MDR will take effect from October 15. However, UPI payments between individuals, including transfers made to friends, will continue to remain outside the charge. Auto-debits and UPI mandates will also not attract MDR.
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At 69, Anil Kapoor returns to running after four years with a powerful reminder that fitness is about consistency, not speed

In a recent video, Anil Kapoor celebrated his first recorded run in four years, focusing on the idea that real progress isn't just about speed. He emphasized that consistency serves as a vital ingredient for significant transformation. His fitness journey reflects a commitment to daily practice rather than just brief, dazzling achievements. Kapoor seamlessly incorporates physical activity into his everyday life, showcasing a holistic approach to wellness.
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Aadhaar in or out? Mixed messaging puzzles voters

Voters are caught in a dilemma as BLOs decline Aadhaar for voter verification, opting for class 10 marks cards instead. Officials clarify that Aadhaar is solely for identity purposes, not for validating age or address. While voters can submit Aadhaar alongside other documents, EROs have the authority to make individual decisions.
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Behind the Hitman: The family that helped Rohit Sharma pursue cricket

In a heartfelt exchange, Krushna Abhishek questioned Rohit Sharma about the family support that shaped his sporting career. Rohit reflected on how his grandfather and uncles not only backed his early cricket aspirations but also funded his schooling and training camps. His parents made a challenging decision to leave him with family, ensuring he had the support needed to chase his cricket dreams.
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In 1980, an 8-year-old found $5,800 of D.B. Cooper’s ransom money buried in Columbia River sand; 28 years later, the decayed $20 bills sold for more than $37,000

In 1980, an eight-year-old boy stumbled upon deteriorated packets of D.B. Cooper's ransom money, which had been part of a notorious $200,000 ransom linked to a 1971 hijacking. Investigators verified that the discovered bills originated from three packets handed over to Cooper. Numerous theories regarding the riverbank's connection to the money were examined by the FBI, and the recovered notes eventually emerged as valuable collectibles during auctions.
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Rooftop solar market has potential to reach 132 GW by 2030: ISMA

Rooftop solar market has potential to reach 132 GW by 2030: ISMA
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Sheeba Chadha says ‘Mirzapur: The Movie’ could set a trend for series-to-film adaptations: ‘All of us have an emotional connect with Mirzapur’

Sheeba Chadha shared her thoughts on Mirzapur's journey to the big screen. She wondered if audiences would accept the popular series as a movie. Chadha expressed gratitude for the strong audience connection to Mirzapur's characters. The film brings the crime-drama franchise to cinemas for the first time. This theatrical release may set a new trend for series adaptations.
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Kunal Kemmu and Preity Zinta starrer 'VIBE' bags ‘A’ certificate from CBFC with muting of one profanity, retains all action scenes but asks to add anti-drug disclaimer ahead of September 18 release

Kunal Kemmu and Preity G Zinta’s upcoming action comedy, 'VIBE' has received an ‘A’ certificate from the CBFC ahead of its September 18 theatrical release. According to Bollywood Hungama, the Examining Committee ordered no visual cuts and left the film’s romantic and violent sequences untouched. The makers were asked to mute one profanity and add an anti-drug disclaimer. The film has a certified runtime of 145.55 minutes, or 2 hours 25 minutes and 55 seconds.
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Disco Shanti’s hospital photo leaves fans worried as veteran actress shares ‘Back To Home’ update without revealing health details

Veteran actress Disco Shanti has concerned fans after sharing a hospital photo. She posted an update indicating her return home from the medical facility. This health news comes as she prepares for a film comeback after many years. Disco Shanti was a popular star in Tamil cinema during the 1980s and 1990s. Her son Meghamsh Srihari is also pursuing a career in Telugu cinema.
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Psychology says parents who cannot throw away their children’s old toys may be protecting much more than precious memories

For parents, old toys embody deep emotional ties that go far beyond their material worth. They act as keepsakes that evoke autobiographical moments from family life. These cherished objects enrich a parent's identity, illustrating their journey in raising children. Nostalgic feelings link their earlier experiences to present sentiments, making the act of preserving these relics a celebration of memories rather than a barrier to moving forward.
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