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‘Haiwaan’ Twitter review: Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan's thriller earns praise

Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan reunite on screen after eighteen years in Priyadarshan's new thriller Haiwaan. Early audience reactions highlight the film's dark treatment and intense dramatic twists. Akshay Kumar's portrayal of a vengeful character has made a strong impression on viewers. Saif Ali Khan also receives praise for his role as a visually impaired man in the story.
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Rasika celebrates Mirzapur's Rs 100 crore milestone

'Mirzapur: The Movie' has crossed Rs 25 crore domestically, nearing Rs 200 crore worldwide, marking Rasika Dugal's first 100-crore film. She calls it grateful and thrilling, praising the theatrical experience and the picturisation of 'Saanson Ki Mala Pe'. The film features Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Divyenndu, Jitendra Kumar, and Ravi Kishan in a Purvanchal power struggle.
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R Madhavan’s son Vedaant says Indians are ‘genetically gifted,’ but our diet holds us back

Vedaant Madhavan is set to showcase his talent for India in the swimming events at the 2026 Asian Games. He firmly believes that while Indians possess natural athletic potential, dietary habits hinder their performance. By prioritising protein and nutrition, athletes can elevate their capabilities. Additionally, Madhavan underscores the significance of a strong mindset in achieving success, and his latest training plan emphasises strength building, particularly enhancing his leg kick.
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Prodigy Aims For Space: Mexican teen with IQ 162 races through degrees; now targets Moon, Mars

Adhara Pérez Sánchez, a remarkable young talent from Mexico, boasts an impressive IQ of 162 and remarkable academic prowess. Despite facing bullying and feelings of isolation due to her autism spectrum disorder, her mother’s keen eye for her potential provided the necessary support for her educational journey. Having achieved advanced degrees, Adhara aspires to become an astronaut and explore the cosmos, emphasizing the need for tailored support in education.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Her mother gave her a chessboard at 1; today, Elena Mishra is the youngest female FIDE-rated chess player

At just four years old, Elena Mishra from Odisha has made headlines as the youngest female chess player officially rated by FIDE. Achieving this milestone in the exciting blitz format, her journey began with her parents using a chessboard as a playful toy. Driven by her passion, Elena dreams of becoming a Grandmaster while delighting in the game.
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Caterpillar breeding season is here: 6 easy ways to keep them away from your garden and home

As summer wanes, gardeners often face caterpillar invasions that demand immediate intervention. One effective approach is hand-picking caterpillars, which allows for a secure, chemical-free method to manage their population. Utilizing row covers can also act as a physical barrier to stop moths from laying eggs. Additionally, planting aromatic herbs and inviting natural predators can further strengthen pest control.
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From Tihar Jail to acquittal: The 22-year ordeal of a former India cricketer

After two decades in legal turmoil, former Indian cricketer Jacob Martin has finally been acquitted of all charges related to a 2004 case of forgery and cheating. The court's ruling highlighted the absence of credible evidence against Martin, allowing him to close this challenging chapter of his life and career. He can now look forward to a brighter future, free from the shadows of this protracted legal battle.
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80s retro AI trend: Dhoni, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma get stunning makeovers

The AI-generated pictures have given MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and Shreyas Iyer vintage hairstyles, colourful outfits and classic 1980s settings. The trend has now spread across the cricket world, with IPL teams and several cricketers joining in and sharing their own 1980s avatars.
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Gold price prediction: Is it time to buy gold on dips? Check September 11, 2026 outlook

Gold has recovered sharply from the lower portion of its recent trading range and is now moving towards the upper side of the short-term structure.
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Pune academician Divakaran delivers keynote at Thailand International Leadership Award 2026

Pune academician Prof Dr Prakash Divakaran, Vice-Chancellor of Himalayan University, Itanagar, represented India at the Thailand International Leadership Award 2026 and delivered a keynote address at an international leadership forum in Thailand. Speaking on value-driven leadership, he highlighted integrity, responsibility, social service and the role of education in developing responsible leaders. The event brought together international leaders, academicians, entrepreneurs and business professionals and focused on leadership excellence, international cooperation, cultural exchange and peace.
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By 2008, New Hampshire researchers had tested porous asphalt through four winters; a later study found it could cut annual salt use by 64% to 77%

A comprehensive four-year study by the University of New Hampshire assessed the winter performance of porous asphalt, revealing its exceptional drainage and friction characteristics. The research demonstrated that porous asphalt needed about seventy-five percent less salt each winter. Impressively, this reduction not only upheld but also enhanced safety on the surfaces compared to traditional pavement designs, showcasing the pavement's effective winter maintenance benefits.
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'Gen V' actor Asa German lands role in 'X-Men'; to play mutant Angel opposie Sadie Sink, Kit Connor, Adam Driver

Asa Germann joins the X-Men cast as the mutant Angel. Sadie Sink will portray Jean Grey and Kit Connor is set for Cyclops. Adam Driver will play the villain Mr Sinister in the film. The new X-Men movie is scheduled for a May 2028 release. This casting news follows Marvel Studios' D23 convention announcement.
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Kansas student lost his class ring during a snowball fight with his future wife: 53 years later, when campus workers dug it out, the couple happened to be passing through the city

In 1973, a Kansas student misplaced his class ring during an epic snowball fight. Fast forward fifty-three years later, campus workers discovered the ring while tending to the grounds. Interestingly, the owner and his wife were driving through the city that same day, having just discussed the ring a week earlier. Now, the couple will restore and treasure the sentimental piece.
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In 2019, Los Angeles County coated streets across a 0.64-square-kilometer neighborhood; surfaces were up to 9°F cooler, but ten months later the cooling effect had fallen by about 1.8°F

In an effort to combat the urban heat island phenomenon, Los Angeles initiated cool pavement trials in the Winnetka and Pacoima neighborhoods. The projects featured reflective coatings, which initially reduced surface temperatures. However, as time went on, weathering impacted their effectiveness. Findings from these studies pointed to the necessity for ongoing maintenance to uphold reflectivity, while indicating a need for deeper exploration regarding pedestrian comfort and long-term advantages.
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‘My name was not even in the FIR’: How a former India cricketer's 22-year ordeal ended in acquittal after a controversial UK tour, arrest and Tihar Jail

After two decades in legal turmoil, former Indian cricketer Jacob Martin has finally been acquitted of all charges related to a 2004 case of forgery and cheating. The court's ruling highlighted the absence of credible evidence against Martin, allowing him to close this challenging chapter of his life and career. He can now look forward to a brighter future, free from the shadows of this protracted legal battle.
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