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Poonam Dhillon questions CAWT's authority over CINTAA Tower

The dispute between Cine & TV Artistes Association and Cine Artistes Welfare Trust has escalated, focusing on access to CINTAA Tower. Poonam Dhillon raised concerns after CINTAA staff were reportedly barred from entering the premises. Tensions have increased amid ongoing legal conflicts regarding CINTAA's election procedures and authority. CINTAA members have claimed rights over the building, citing financial contributions made during its construction.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Rashmika Mandanna performs 3.5-minute underwater fight without a body double in ‘Mysaa’

Rashmika Mandanna undertakes a challenging underwater fight sequence in 'Mysaa', showcasing her commitment to the role. The film's director, Rawindra Pulle, revealed that she personally performed the demanding sequence without a stunt double. Rashmika spent nearly 20 hours underwater over a couple of days, contending with various challenges during filming. Unfortunately, she suffered a hip injury while filming a dance sequence for the same project.
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Lord Krishna's butterball, the giant butter-like rock that refuses to roll downhill and how it has stayed here for centuries

Krishna's Butterball, a remarkable geological marvel in Mamallapuram, Tamil Nadu, has stood majestically on a slope for more than 1200 years without budging. Legends abound about attempts by both kings and elephants to shift this massive granite boulder, but none have succeeded. Its unique shape and balance maintain its stillness, making it a celebrated part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-visit destination for travelers.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
10 foods that were created to prevent food waste

Leftover bread became dessert, yesterday’s rice became a new meal and vegetable scraps found their way into hearty soups. What began as necessity eventually became culinary tradition. Here are 10 beloved foods with surprisingly resourceful beginnings.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
October 2026 Horoscope: Leo’s month blends work wins with family support; save, rest, and plan partnerships

October is a month of growth for Leo, characterized by advancements in career and strengthened family bonds. An atmosphere ripe for teamwork will lead to heartfelt connections at home, sparking discussions about savings and opportunities for celebration. Valuable meetings and new friendships will emerge, broadening social interactions. However, health should be proactively managed amidst rising work demands and issues involving loans.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
October 2026 Horoscope: Cancer balances health, work and money; key days highlighted

Cancer individuals can look forward to an increase in their financial stability and a boost in family harmony throughout October. Though the initial weeks may bring health issues and some delays, the latter half of the month will present opportunities for educational and professional achievements with strategic planning. It's crucial to maintain a consistent approach to both health and finances during this period.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Florida teen gets 50-year prison sentence after killing mother and her boyfriend


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The Times of IndiaWorld
14-year-old Jia Mingxuan builds tree-saving device that wins gold in Germany

At 14, Jia Mingxuan turned a childhood view of Aohan’s dry landscape into a simple device designed to capture atmospheric moisture for young trees. Built from steel tubes and recycled plastic bottles, his prototype uses condensation to direct water towards sapling roots. The invention won gold at the 2025 Nuremberg International Invention Exhibition.
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The Times of IndiaWorld
Two young scientists bought 116 acres in 1997; 25 years later, they protected it for wildlife

In 1997, young scientists Laura Bonk and Phil Trowbridge bought 116 acres beside New Hampshire’s Bear Brook State Park. About 25 years later, they placed the entire Derevya Farms property under a permanent conservation easement while retaining ownership, protecting its forests, wetlands, waterways and wildlife habitat.
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Asian Games: Neeru secures first individual gold; Narender bags boxing bronze


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The Times of IndiaSports
Asian Games: Narender wins bronze in heavyweight boxing as Parveen, Ankush in finals

Narender Berwal fought valiantly in the Asian Games, bringing home a bronze medal in the men’s +90kg boxing event, despite falling to Kazakhstan's Aibek Oralbay in the semifinals by unanimous decision. On a brighter note, Parveen Hooda showcased her strength, advancing to the women’s 65kg final with a decisive win over China's Li Shu.
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DC cricketer back in squad ahead of Ranji days after bail in sexual offence case

Abishek Porel's recent selection for Bengal's senior men's squad comes in the wake of his recent bail, stemming from serious allegations that include rape and threats. Arrested on August 11 following a complaint from a medical student regarding their relationship, Porel plays for Delhi Capitals. However, he has not made an appearance since IPL 2026, and Bengal is gearing up for the upcoming 2026 Ranji Trophy season.
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The Times of IndiaSports
Punjab's drug debate has old players in new roles: BJP, Congress attack; AAP defends

Gulzar Singh's alleged suicide has brought Punjab's drug problem back into the political spotlight ahead of the 2027 assembly elections. AAP now has nearly five years in office to defend, Congress is reviving its old attacks, and the BJP is making the issue a major part of its statewide push.
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The Times of IndiaTop Stories
Watch: 2 girls, auto driver exchange blows on Bengaluru road over fare dispute

A video showing a fight between two girls and an auto driver in HSR Layout has gone viral online. The public video captures both sides exchanging blows until another girl intervened to stop the altercation. The police contacted the girls after the video circulated on social media, urging them to file a complaint. The auto driver alleged that he was assaulted after the girls refused to pay for their ride.
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The Times of IndiaTop Stories
Family found Gulmarg hotel missing, spent night in car at -4C; gets Rs 48,775

The advocate had reportedly reserved a family room at an inn in Srinagar for December 27 and 28, 2025. He paid Rs 5,788 for the booking. For the next leg of the trip, he booked two rooms at a hotel Gulmarg for December 28 and 29 at a cost of Rs 12,987.
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