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India set up blockbuster hockey semis vs Pakistan after hammering Bangladesh

India set up blockbuster hockey semis vs Pakistan after hammering Bangladesh
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Asian Games, Sep 29 schedule: Shooting, athletics lead India's medal hopes

Asian Games, Sep 29 schedule: Shooting, athletics lead India's medal hopes
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US to restrict visas for officials blocking return of abducted children

US to restrict visas for officials blocking return of abducted children
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US-Iran talks continue on Hormuz despite Trump's rejection

US-Iran talks continue on Hormuz despite Trump's rejection
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Andrew Bailey steps down as FBI deputy director to return to Missouri family

Andrew Bailey steps down as FBI deputy director to return to Missouri family
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Germany backs ICC as Trump steps up sanctions threat

Germany backs ICC as Trump steps up sanctions threat
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Manang landslide briefly blocks Marsyangdi River amid Nepal monsoon rains

Manang landslide briefly blocks Marsyangdi River amid Nepal monsoon rains
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Silence And Strategy Guide: Yi Si Day favours quiet planning; Pig, Tiger need extra care

On September 28, 2026, we celebrate Yi Si Day, highlighting the qualities of the Yin Wood Snake in Chinese astrology. This day highlights the importance of observation and patience instead of impulsive behavior. Those born under the Pig and Tiger signs should be cautious, while Ox, Rooster, and Monkey may enjoy fruitful results with careful planning. It's essential to keep goals private and proceed steadily towards progress.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Zodiac Love Horoscope Predictions: Aries Moon speeds romance; lucky move can rekindle bonds

Today brings an opportunity for intensity in feelings and quick decisions regarding relationships. Singles may feel encouraged to engage more openly with others in person. Couples could benefit from the energy to reconnect after recent disagreements. Some zodiac signs may face challenges with emotional expressions while others may find spontaneous interactions beneficial. A simple yet decisive action in a relationship can enhance connections significantly.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Mumbai Police adds road safety twist to RK's Love & War poster

In an imaginative twist, Mumbai Police showcased Ranbir Kapoor's first-look poster for 'Love & War', emphasizing the critical importance of seat belt usage. Their social media strategy cleverly links the film's title with this life-saving safety reminder, capturing public attention. Anticipation grows among fans eager to see Ranbir, Alia Bhatt, and Vicky Kaushal share the screen for the first time.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Ranbir talks about his 'Zimmedari' for playing Lord Ram

In a recent interview, Ranbir Kapoor opened up about the profound meaning of taking on the role of Lord Ram in the forthcoming film 'Ramayana'. He acknowledged the influence of Arun Govil's performance on his preparation process and highlighted that the weight of this responsibility overshadows mere excitement. Notably, 'Ramayana: Part One' unites a diverse international cast, set to debut in theaters on November 8, 2026.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
FBI co-deputy director Andrew Bailey resigns after just over a year, says ‘returning to family in Missouri’


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The Times of IndiaWorld
NYT tech executive shot dead allegedly by Chinese in-laws at California sports complex; shooters took turns to spray bullets


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Maryland couple transforms 116-acre hunting property into a protected wildlife haven


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Gautam Adani, 4 group firms settle with Sebi in minimum public shareholding violation case

Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani and his companies have reached a settlement with Sebi regarding violations of minimum public shareholding laws. They agreed to pay Rs 1.48 crore to close the matter, which stemmed from complaints filed in 2020. Although the involved parties denied any wrongdoing, Sebi will refrain from further enforcement actions unless similar issues come up in the future.
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