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Mamata rejigs TMC's youth, women wings; removes Saayoni, Mala Roy from key positions

TMC also replaced on Kolkata Dakshin MP Mala Roy with Alifa Ahmed, TMC MLA from Kaliganj in Nadia district, as the president of its women's wing, the Trinamool Mahila Congress, party sources said
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The HinduIndia
Two sisters raped in Palghar; absconding accused held from Gujarat

The arrest comes after a multi-State manhunt was launched to track down the culprit, who had been on the run since the crime came to light in Palghar’s Dahanu area two weeks ago
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The HinduIndia
Boyfriend duties call, but...: Trudeau on USA World Cup appearance with Katy Perry

Boyfriend duties call, but...: Trudeau on USA World Cup appearance with Katy Perry
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India TodayWorld
Weekly Career Horoscope, June 14 to June 20, 2026: Success, challenges, and breakthroughs; Know about your Career

This week, prioritize thoughtful judgment over hasty action, as unexpected responsibilities may offer smart career moves. Building careers takes time, so focus on dependability rather than immediate recognition. Measured decisions and quiet conviction will be more impactful than loud ambition, especially in discussions about finances or designations.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Weekly numerology prediction, June 14 to June 20, 2026, based on the first letter of your name

This week, individuals will find their leadership potential highlighted, with opportunities to influence conversations and guide others. Others will benefit from keen observation and honest communication to resolve misunderstandings. Meanwhile, some will be encouraged to bring dormant ideas to life and focus on strengthening their foundations through organization and routine.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
US now treats advanced AI as nuclear bomb, hence ban on Anthropic Fable & Mythos

US now treats advanced AI as nuclear bomb hence ban on Anthropic Fable Mythos
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India TodayHome
'Bring the cup home': Gill, Gambhir, Iyer lead Indian men's team's message to Women in Blue

India's Women's T20 World Cup campaign receives a significant morale boost as male cricketers send messages of support. Rohit Sharma, Gautam Gambhir, and Shubman Gill have rallied behind the team, urging them to play fearlessly and bring home the coveted trophy. The Women in Blue are aiming for their maiden T20 World Cup title, starting their journey against Pakistan.
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The Times of IndiaCricket
'Discipline ...': Manu Bhaker's father recalls Jaspal Rana's biggest contribution

Manu Bhaker's father revealed legendary shooter Jaspal Rana's profound impact, instilling discipline, self-belief, and a result-oriented mindset in his daughter. Rana's unwavering support for Manu's dual-event ambition proved crucial in Paris. His guidance shaped her into a champion, emphasising hard work and confidence.
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The Times of IndiaSports
'Re-NEET paper leaked?': NTA's 'fake' claim meets scepticism online

A photograph of a sealed NEET UG question booklet, showing specific page counts and exam duration, has sparked fresh leak rumors on social media. The National Testing Agency (NTA) has dismissed the image as "all fake" and is reporting it to cybercrime authorities, but students remain unconvinced due to past controversies.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
'Was Bharathiraja left alone?' : late director's brother reacts

Following legendary director Bharathiraja's demise, musician Gangai Amaran's emotional funeral outburst questioning if he was 'left alone' sparked rumors. Bharathiraja's brother, Jayaraj, clarified that Amaran's comments stemmed from affection but he was unaware of the full situation. The director's wife had briefly traveled, returning immediately upon hearing the news, dispelling any notion of neglect or family rift.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Ram Madhvani urges critics to stop declaring the death of movies

Filmmaker Ram Madhvani urges against declaring Indian cinema dead amidst box office woes. He believes the industry needs time to adapt to changing audience habits, emphasizing that passionate creators are already working to fix issues. Madhvani advocates for understanding evolving tastes and allowing the ecosystem to reinvent itself, rather than succumbing to negativity.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
‘Black Hawk Down’ to release on OTT after 25 years

Experience the gripping intensity of Ridley Scott's 2001 masterpiece, 'Black Hawk Down,' now streaming on popular platforms like Peacock and Philo, a quarter-century after it stormed the big screen. This Oscar-nominated film showcases a harrowing U.S. military operation in Mogadishu, featuring powerful performances by stars like Josh Hartnett and Ewan McGregor.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
'The Batman Part II' gives Sebastian Stan a new antagonist role

Sebastian Stan's role in 'The Batman Part II' is reportedly not Harvey Dent, but serial killer Victor Zsasz, a villain previously unseen on screen. Brian Tyree Henry is now rumored to be playing Dent. The sequel also hints at the Court of Owls storyline, with filming underway for an October 2027 release.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Harrison Ford shares jaw-dropping fan encounter

In an entertaining roundtable talk, Harrison Ford amused attendees with a peculiar airport story involving a fan whose mother boldly proclaimed her wish to enter into a romance with him. The seasoned actor used this occasion to elaborate on his thoughts about celebrity and fandom, making a clear distinction between authentic enthusiasts and autograph hunters.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
He walked without feet all his life but what his son did to him is something this father would never forget: Watch hearttouching video

A touching moment after China's Gaokao exam saw a student kneel before his father, Chen Zhou, a motivational speaker who lost his legs at 13. Chen Zhou's inspiring journey, including climbing Mount Hua with his hands, taught his son resilience. This act highlights powerful parenting lessons on demonstrating strength, fostering respect, and instilling a strong mindset over material success.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

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