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Harita Bhadra: India's second-fastest woman with a jewellery brand

At 23, Bhadra is heading to her first international competition after a breakthrough domestic season that has included a 23.14-second 200m, a national indoor 60m title and an 11.22-second 100m. She will compete in the 200m and 4x100m relay at the Asian Games alongside Unnathi Bollanda. Away from athletics, Bhadra runs a handmade jewellery brand, admires Rafael Nadal and keeps her focus firmly on just one day at a time.
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Siraj explains form dip: India pacer blames two-month break for rhythm loss

Before the Sri Lanka series, Siraj's last international outing had been the one-off Test against Afghanistan in June, where he bowled 13 overs and took one wicket.
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Kim Soo Hyun wins advertising lawsuit

Actor Kim Soo Hyun has emerged victorious in a high-stakes lawsuit against a watch brand, as the court dismissed the brand's demand for 577 million KRW in damages. This verdict clears the way for Soo Hyun to secure the full contract amount, countering the brand's attempt to terminate the agreement over controversies attributed to third-party accusations, as defended by his agency.
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‘Never ever be a cool boss’: Indian man shares the workplace mistake he regrets

Hemant Wadhwani cautions managers about the pitfalls of excessive friendliness with their teams. His experience reveals that too much freedom can cause professional boundaries to erode. By establishing clear lines, managers can foster trust and mitigate the risk of misuse of authority. Striking a balance between approachability and professional decorum is crucial for effective leadership.
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5 signs they like you but are too scared to make the first move

Sometimes, the answer is simple. They are interested, but they are nervous about making the first move. They could be worried about rejection, afraid of making things awkward or simply unsure whether you feel the same way. So, instead of saying it outright, they drop hints.
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Lady Gaga is now a mom: Why the pop star’s iconic ‘Mother Monster’ nickname has taken on a whole new meaning

Lady Gaga has joyfully announced the birth of her first child with fiancé Michael Polansky, marking a profound change in her life. This personal milestone sees her wonderful transformation from a sensational pop icon to a nurturing mom. Gaga has long dreamt of motherhood, hoping to guide her children in finding their authentic selves.
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Owens Message Fuels Debate: Viral post revives note to Charlie; Erika claims resurface

Candace Owens has reignited controversy surrounding Erika Kirk with an emotional message addressed to the late Charlie Kirk. In the lengthy remarks, Owens reflects on Charlie’s views about love and marriage while making serious claims about his relationship with Erika. The comments, highlighted in a viral social media post, have sparked renewed debate online, although the allegations presented by Owens have not been independently established.
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US deports Afghan woman after 'alien terrorist' trial over failed mass shooting


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Samsung is reportedly making Apple’s first foldable phone & will get $250 per device

Samsung Display is reportedly manufacturing Apple's foldable iPhone screens. The company has signed a three-year exclusive supply agreement for these panels. Each inner folding panel is reportedly priced at approximately $250. This makes the display a significant and costly component of the device. The new iPhone Duo is expected to launch at $1999.
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Microsoft signs 'iron-clad' student privacy deal with teachers unions after NYC AI ban

Microsoft has signed a legally binding AI privacy agreement with the American Federation of Teachers and United Federation of Teachers, a week after Zohran Mamdani banned AI in NYC schools. The standard bars Microsoft from training AI on student data, tracking students or offering AI companion chatbots. School districts can cancel contracts over violations. Los Angeles Unified has paused student AI use, while unions want OpenAI and Anthropic to sign next.
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iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max pre-orders start today: Time, how and where to pre-order and what not to miss

Apple India begins pre-orders for the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max today. These new Pro models will be available for Indian customers starting September 18. Pre-orders for the foldable iPhone Duo commence on October 16. The iPhone 18 Pro starts at Rs 1,64,900 and the Pro Max at Rs 1,79,900. Customers can place orders through Apple's online store and major retailers nationwide.
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China Southern to resume Guangzhou-Delhi flights after 6 years ahead of Xi's Brics visit

The announcement came ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to India for the Brics summit. The airline said the resumption would take its total operations across eight round-trip routes in South Asia to more than 100 flights a week. The Guangzhou-New Delhi service had been suspended for six years.
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UKSSSC row: Former Uttarakhand CM Harish Rawat defends PA after resignation, says ‘no faith’ in allegation

Former Uttarakhand CM Harish Rawat defended his ex-OSD Chandan Singh Jeena regarding recruitment irregularities. He expressed no faith in allegations against Jeena, calling him a decent and hardworking person. Rawat resigned from his Congress posts after ED searches linked to the examination case. He stated any lapse on his part should be punished and asked for evidence.
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Global Chess League: Magnus Carlsen gets better of Sindarov

Global Chess League: Magnus Carlsen gets better of Sindarov
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Ice cream to defence: How Canada’s tariff war with US is boosting local businesses

Canadian businesses are experiencing increased sales due to a 'buy Canadian' movement. Local ice cream and gift shops report significant sales boosts from consumers. Wineries also saw demand rise after American alcohol was removed from shelves. Defence manufacturers are finding new opportunities and looking beyond the US market. However, some retailers face price pressures and increased operational costs.
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