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'Mirzapur The Movie' BO Day 9 [LIVE]: Pankaj Tripathi film eyes Rs 175 crore India net

'Mirzapur The Movie' has comfortably crossed the Rs. 150 crore mark in India as it enters Day 9, with its net collection now standing at Rs. 159.63 crore. The Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal and Ravi Kishan starrer has settled into a slower but steady second-week pace, even as the film's overall worldwide tally pushes well past Rs. 225 crore. With the Rs. 150 crore milestone now behind it, attention has shifted to how much further the crime drama can stretch its theatrical run in the coming days.
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Pierce Brosnan comments on Tom Hardy’s ‘Mobland’ feud

Addressing speculation regarding a supposed conflict with Tom Hardy during filming of Mobland, Pierce Brosnan characterized the narrative as a mere storm in a teacup. He praised both Tom Hardy and the Mobland team, while Hardy reflected on the honor of working alongside seasoned performers. Fans should mark their calendars for the arrival of Mobland's second season on September 18, 2026.
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Karthik Subbaraj’s ‘Dorothy’ gets standing ovation at TIFF 2026 premiere

Karthik Subbaraj's newest film, 'Dorothy,' made a grand debut at the Toronto International Film Festival. The audience responded with a standing ovation following the screening, heralding this being his tenth film as a director. Starring the talented Keerthy Suresh, this remarkable event comes just before its theatrical release in India on September 25, setting a positive tone ahead of the film's much-anticipated arrival.
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‘Rakkasapuradhol’ OTT: Raj B. Shetty’s crime thriller now streaming online

Rakkasapuradhol, the latest crime thriller, is now streaming on digital platforms, inviting home viewers to experience its suspenseful narrative. The film, which features Raj B. Shetty in a riveting role, garnered appreciation during its theatrical release. It follows a dedicated police officer as he navigates through an unsettling series of murders in a village. Catch it now on Prime Video with English subtitles for an engaging watch.
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How to break a coconut properly: The simple technique that cracks the hard shell without a mess

To ensure a cleaner process when opening a coconut, start by draining the water. Gently tapping around the coconut's center creates a consistent crack. It's more effective to use controlled, repeated taps rather than a single forceful hit. After cracking it open, a spoon can help you release the white coconut flesh easily, offering a safer method overall.
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Self-Taught Botanist's Big Finds: Pichan M Salim maps Western Ghats flora; rediscovered Campbellia aurantiaca

Pichan M Salim, a self-taught botanist, has identified over two thousand plant names. He discovered new species and recorded rare geographical plant records. Salim helped resolve a centuries-old mystery surrounding a vanished parasitic flowering plant. Two wild plant species are now named in his honor for his extensive work. His homestead also functions as a living seed bank for traditional varieties.
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Minor had Rs 1.17 crore interest income, father faced Rs 12.83 lakh penalty; what ITAT did

The ruling arose from the tax dispute involving a man in New Delhi. He filed his income tax return on November 4, 2022, reporting total income of Rs 8.43 crore. The case was subsequently reopened by the Income Tax Assessing Officer (AO) at Jhandewalan on March 22, 2025.
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Who is Madhav Mantri? The man who shaped Gavaskar and Tendulkar

Madhav Mantri’s legacy looms large beyond his limited playing days. He guided Bombay to three Ranji Trophy triumphs as captain and was pivotal in shaping team selections. Mantri emphasized to Sunil Gavaskar the value of earning an India cap and also mentored a budding Sachin Tendulkar. His administrative efforts profoundly influenced the enduring cricket culture in the Mumbai region.
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Archaeologists found a 1,200-year-old shell island in Fiji, possibly formed from food waste

Archaeologists discovered a unique island in Fiji composed mostly of discarded shellfish remains. Radiocarbon dating suggests the island formed around 760 CE from human activity. Researchers believe people processed large amounts of shellfish at this location. This site may represent the first described midden island east of Papua New Guinea. Further surveys will investigate the island's connection to nearby settlements and past events.
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Iowa County’s wind turbines turn into $2.71 million for roads, bridges and schools

In Howard County, wind turbines have emerged as a significant revenue stream for public finances. The impressive $2.7 million generated in tax revenue supports vital infrastructure, such as bridges and roads, as well as local educational institutions. This funding helps sustain developments without placing the financial burden on residents. Additionally, land-lease agreements with developers provide farmers with a valuable source of income, enhancing the county's economic landscape.
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Union soldier aged 16 to 19 found 162 years after Manassas; now set for Arlington burial

Archaeological findings at Manassas National Battlefield Park have led to the discovery of a young Union soldier's remains, believed to have been between 16 and 19 years old when he fought in 1862. The remains included four amputated limbs, shedding light on historical medical practices during war. To honor this fallen hero, his remains will be laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery, preserving the legacy of the Civil War.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s IIT batchmate became a famous monk; what he told Pichai when they met years later: “You deal with Google, which creates stress. I deal with…”

Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google, and Gauranga Das, an ISKCON monk, were IIT classmates back in 1993. Decades later, they reunited to explore their divergent journeys. Pichai leads a globally recognized tech powerhouse known for its stress-laden environment, while Das embraces a tranquil, faith-driven life. Their engaging conversation showcased the variety of success stories stemming from their shared educational background.
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