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42-year-old record broken: Trucker’s daughter Vithya Ramraj rewrites history

Vithya Ramraj broke PT Usha’s 42-year-old national record in the women’s 400m hurdles, clocking a personal best 54.75 seconds to win bronze at the Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya. The Indian hurdler had equalled Usha’s 55.42-second mark at Hangzhou in 2023. A trucker’s daughter from Coimbatore, Ramraj has since represented India at the Paris Olympics and won another bronze at the 2025 Asian Athletics Championships.
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Karthik Subbaraj reacts to negative comments on ‘Dorothy’: ‘If I give a punch for their punch, it’ll go on forever’

Karthik Subbaraj addressed the backlash against his film 'Dorothy', which tackles gender identity. He highlighted that feedback on social media comes from a limited audience segment. Subbaraj urged viewers to see the film for themselves and partake in meaningful conversations. He noted that while negativity often garners attention, 'Dorothy' has sparked a crucial dialogue in Tamil cinema regarding transgender representation.
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Asian Games: Gulveer Singh bags second silver with 1500m personal best time in Japan

Gulveer Singh achieved remarkable success at the Asian Games 2026, securing his second silver medal in the men's 1500m race with an impressive personal best of 3:36.72 seconds, just behind Japan's Kazuto Iizawa. Meanwhile, history was made as Vithya Ramraj clinched a bronze in the women's 400m hurdles, shattering a national record that had stood since 1984.
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Since 2006, the African Water Facility has backed 148 projects; its programmes have improved water access for 23.2 million people

Since 2006, the African Water Facility has backed 148 projects; its programmes have improved water access for 23.2 million people
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Mother pangolin, newborn rescued; tiger bones seized in interstate crackdown on wildlife trafficking corridor

Mother pangolin, newborn rescued; tiger bones seized in interstate crackdown on wildlife trafficking corridor
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Gemini Horoscope Tomorrow, 29 September 2026: Aries Moon in Ashwini Revives a Shelved Goal; One Smaller Move Could Restart Momentum

Teaming up with friends can breathe new life into forgotten ambitious projects that may have stalled. Conducting a smaller trial can effectively showcase necessary improvements without overwhelming anyone involved. Connections among acquaintances can flourish through shared interests at social gatherings. Keeping track of shared expenses ensures a fair resolution of any financial obligations, while prioritizing personal well-being is crucial to avoid burnout when helping others.
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Tarot Card of the Day, 28th September, 2026: Eight of Wands Meets Sun-Uranus — Could a Sudden Change Move Things Forward?

On September 28, Sun-Uranus energy influences significant changes, prompting unexpected developments in communication and relationships. The Eight of Wands suggests that clarity may arrive suddenly, leading to opportunities and quick conversations. In professional settings, swift developments could emerge from surprise requests or meetings. While financial decisions may appear urgent, cautious consideration remains essential. This unique energy encourages individuals to adapt and assess whether changes are beneficial.
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Amrutha Suresh joins Top Singer Season 7 as judge; says, ‘A new chapter, a beautiful beginning’

Top Singer is back with its seventh season, bringing another batch of young singing talents to the stage. The show has built its name on giving children a platform to showcase their voices, and after six seasons, it continues to celebrate music through its young contestants. Season 7 also brings a fresh mix of personalities to the judging panel, with singer Amrutha Suresh joining as a judge.
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Woman held with brown sugar, liquor in Sultanganj

Woman held with brown sugar, liquor in Sultanganj
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Work for solid waste processing plant in Ramgarh picks up pace

Work for solid waste processing plant in Ramgarh picks up pace
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Thailand floods: Over 545,000 affected across 25 provinces, Bangkok remains waterlogged

Severe flooding in Bangkok and neighboring provinces has impacted over 545,000 individuals, necessitating the establishment of emergency shelters. While authorities are working to manage canal water levels and restore essential services, many low-lying regions still face difficulties due to lingering submersion. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has urgently called for necessary actions to support those affected by the disaster. Transportation is suffering, but airports continue to function normally.
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MHA scraps 34 CISF posts after security withdrawal from Patanjali food and herbal park in Haridwar

The home ministry has issued orders for the abolition of 34 sanctioned posts of the CISF at Patanjali Food and Herbal Park. This decision follows the withdrawal of CISF security services, which took place on May 4, 2026. The CISF had been providing security at the site since June 2015, after a violent incident. The ministry also instructed the CISF to ensure all outstanding dues are settled with the management.
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