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Dakota Johnson and Machine Gun Kelly spotted at Taylor Swift’s NYC place

Dakota Johnson and Machine Gun Kelly were spotted exiting Taylor Swift's New York City apartment after spending several hours inside. The duo left late at night and were later seen arriving at a nearby hotel, where they reportedly spent the night. This encounter follows their respective recent breakups. They initially connected at a wedding event hosted at Madison Square Garden.
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Thalapathy Vijay and Trisha starrer ‘Thirupaachi’ to re-release on October 2

Get ready for Thalapathy Vijay's sensational film Thirupaachi as it makes its way back to theaters on October 2, 2026! This beloved 2005 mass entertainer captures thrilling action blended with heartfelt family sentiments. After an immensely successful run initially, its return reflects the timeless charm of this action-drama starring Vijay and Trisha, much to the delight of fans.
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He spent ₹3.5 crore on her, then sought it back after breakup: What followed is a court battle

An Indian businessman found himself in a courtroom in Singapore, trying to retrieve more than ₹3.5 crore from his former girlfriend, claiming it was a series of interest-free loans. The woman countered that these were simply gifts made out of genuine affection. The Singapore High Court sided with her, ruling in her favor and mandating the businessman to pay her legal costs.
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5 things you should not give up, even for the person you love most

You should be able to love someone deeply without giving up the things that make you feel like yourself. Here are five things you should not have to sacrifice just to keep a relationship going.
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‘Proud moment’: PM Modi, President hail India; Women’s team snubs Asia Cup trophy

With a stellar unbeaten run, India's women's cricket team clinched their eighth Asia Cup title. Celebrations ensued as Prime Minister Modi and President Murmu praised the team's remarkable victory. In the final, Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma spearheaded the batting attack, while the bowling unit effectively curtailed Sri Lanka's score. The focus now shifts to pursuing gold at the upcoming Asian Games.
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Coach's fasting, nod to Dhoni, 'funniest' team: Inside Ganges Grandmasters' GCL title

Ganges Grandmasters stunned the favourites, APL Pipers, to win the GCL 2026 title on Sunday, powered by an unconventional team culture built on humour, trust and camaraderie. First-time coach Adiban Baskaran became the unlikely catalyst, blending superstition, calmness inspired by MS Dhoni, and personal bonds with players. Ian Nepomniachtchi and Stavroula Tsolakidou delivered decisive wins, completing a remarkable underdog triumph.
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India’s three-sport Asiad mission: Bullseyes, knockout punches and golden arrows

Shooting, boxing and archery have built India’s Games medal legacy. In Aichi-Nagoya, a new generation must carry that tradition forward.
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Dhiraj Bommadevara becomes 1st Indian male recurve archer to win World Cup final gold

He reached the final after wins in the quarterfinals and semifinals before defeating world No. 20 Junya 6-5 (28-28, 28-29, 29-28, 28-30, 28-27). With the match tied 5-5 after five sets, Dhiraj won the shoot-off 10-9.
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Content creator Pooja Guleria’s tree-climbing video catches attention online; internet praises her effortless agility

Himachali content creator Pooja Guleria has gained significant social media attention recently. A video shared on X shows her effortlessly climbing a tree with remarkable agility. Guleria, who has over three lakh followers, often creates content inspired by her Himachali roots. The clip has sparked discussions about her physical abilities and outdoor skills. Her latest reel has added another viral moment to her online presence.
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11,336 people mailed used toilet-paper samples to scientists; the unusual project revealed the huge diversity of microbes in the human gut

Thousands of people contributed toilet paper samples for a large gut microbiome study. This citizen science project gathered extensive microbial sequence data from many participants. The vast dataset revealed greater microbial diversity than previous smaller studies. Eating more plants was linked to a more diverse gut microbiome, while antibiotics reduced it. Researchers used DNA tests and metabolomics to analyze the collected gut microbe samples.
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Russia offers Rs 16 lakh per foreign soldier for Ukraine war: Report

Russia offers Rs 16 lakh per foreign soldier for Ukraine war: Report
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“Don't try to do that”: Caitlin Clark slams reporter after Angel Reese question following Team USA’s standout FIBA World Cup victory over France

Caitlin Clark helped Team USA finish an undefeated FIBA World Cup run with a 97-79 win over France on Sunday, scoring 12 points in the gold medal game. Afterward, she shut down a reporter's question about her relationship with Angel Reese, saying the two have "always been friends." Clark posted a short, all-caps celebration on X before shifting focus back to the Fever's playoff push, which resumes Friday against Toronto.
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AR Rahman urges filmmakers to return to Kashmir: 'Show the beauty & peace, not the violence & past'

The acclaimed composer was recently in the Valley to shoot a commercial.
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What Alexander Zverev said to Trinity Rodman after beating Ben Shelton in the US Open final has fans talking

Alexander Zverev celebrated his first-ever US Open victory, defeating Ben Shelton in a gripping four-set showdown. In his victory address, he playfully recognized the efforts of Trinity Rodman, who had hurriedly left a soccer match to support Shelton. While her team faced defeat, Rodman's commitment shone through, illustrating the camaraderie and emotion surrounding this high-stakes championship encounter.
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In 2026, NASA backed scientists make 'microbites' cookies from plastic bottles in vanilla flavour using baker's yeast that could feed astronauts on Mars

Researchers are transforming plastic bottles and farm waste into edible proteins and vitamins. Genetically engineered yeast breaks down these materials into useful food components. This innovative NASA-backed project aims to address global food scarcity and plastic pollution. The resulting edible product, nicknamed microbites, is shaped into small cookies. Scientists anticipate this technology could be ready for widespread use within a few years.
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