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Asian Games: Ankush Panghal, Parveen Hooda assure India of two boxing medals

Ankush Panghal and Parveen Hooda have both made it to the semifinals in their respective weight classes at the Asian Games 2026, ensuring that India will claim at least two medals. Panghal showcased his skill by winning decisively against Nekruz Salimov, while Hooda triumphed over worlds silver medalist Navbakhor Khamidova. Anticipation builds as Narender prepares to compete in the heavyweight division, potentially adding to India's medal tally.
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Three matches in 24 hours! PV Sindhu criticises badminton schedule at Asian Games

PV Sindhu played twice on Saturday, with her third-round match finishing after midnight. She was back on court on Sunday afternoon for her quarterfinal against China's Chen Yufei, which she lost.
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‘The Paradise’ BO Day 4 (LIVE): Nani’s film nears Rs 100 crore India gross

Nani's latest venture, 'The Paradise,' made waves, securing over Rs 75 crore on its opening day. While the film kicked off strongly at the box office, audience reactions have been lukewarm, which has impacted its earnings. As of now, 'The Paradise' has accumulated Rs 99.43 crore across India, showcasing Nani in a significant role, with the storyline reflecting social issues from the 1980s.
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5 Tamil classics to watch on OTT

The legacy of Tamil cinema is rich with unforgettable films that continue to captivate audiences. Celebrated for their distinctive narratives, titles like 'Mullum Malarum' and 'Moondram Pirai' feature stellar performances from icons such as Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan, and Sridevi. Meanwhile, films like 'Poove Unakkaga', 'Mugavari', and 'Pithamagan' seamlessly weave themes of family dynamics, aspiration, and camaraderie, earning a lasting place in cinematic history.
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Hanuman Ansh Day 52: Film earns Rs 3.03 crore today

Hanuman Ansh continues its strong run even in week eight, earning Rs 3.03 crore net on Day 52 across 2,078 shows. Total India net stands at Rs 301.06 crore. Filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar praised the team's success. Directed by Vishal Chaturvedi, the spiritual drama released on August 7, 2026, and stars Shobhinaw Satyaa and Chandan Anand.
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Fahadh Faasil recalls leaving India two days after his debut film flopped

Fahadh Faasil is set to make his Telugu debut in the upcoming family drama 'Don’t Trouble The Trouble'. After experiencing a flop in his first film, he moved to America for six years. During this time, he developed a new perspective on acting and cinema. Fahadh expressed his enjoyment of working in Telugu cinema and praised the professionalism of the teams.
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Hiphop Tamizha Adhi’s ‘nepo kids’ dialogue in ‘Meesaya Murukku 2’ sparks debate

Hiphop Tamizha Adhi's film 'Meesaya Murukku 2' dives into the indie music culture, shedding light on the implications of nepotism within Tamil cinema. A notable dialogue in the film sparks intense social media debates about the prominence of star kids in this genre. While some point fingers at musician Sai Abhyankkar, the film avoids naming any individuals.
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In 1989, after a meeting with a tribal chief, Sting started the Rainforest Fund

In 1989, renowned musician Sting partnered with others to establish the Rainforest Fund, aimed at supporting indigenous communities in Brazil. Inspired by a conversation with Chief Raoni of the Kayapó tribe regarding land conservation, the organization has raised substantial funds to advocate for indigenous rights in rainforest regions. Numerous projects in multiple countries have since benefited, with Sting and Trudie Styler continuing their mission to highlight the challenges facing rainforests.
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Belgian trekker recounts how a legal battle in India kept him away from his dying mother

Peter Van Geit, a Belgian trekker and activist, faced protracted legal battles following a heart-wrenching trekking accident that distanced him from his ailing mother. After receiving court approval to visit her, he finally said goodbye just before her passing. Although the Supreme Court has dismissed the criminal charges against him, citing no wrongdoing, the emotional toll of his mother's death and the precious time lost lingers heavily on his heart.
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'Don't go back like this': Pak minister's throat-cut gesture to Afghan journalist backfires - video


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'Xi understands how I feel': Trump says Taiwan not a major point of friction


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‘No one is off the table’: Trump admin denies report of ICE pausing arrests of non-criminal illegal migrants


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Heathrow expansion faces fresh hurdle as UK PM withholds third runway backing

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has voiced significant concerns regarding the proposed third runway at Heathrow Airport. He pointed out the necessity of addressing the long-standing worries of local residents. The expansion's timeline could stretch by four years, with operations potentially starting in 2039. Heathrow's struggle with capacity issues sharply contrasts with other major European airports, fueling an ongoing debate centered on community impact and infrastructure demands.
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India's consumer durables market set to hit Rs 3.25 lakh crore by 2030: Report


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'Didn't collect ID': Guwahati homestay where student, ‘lover’ stayed 5 times sealed

Nimisha Thakuria's death has prompted police to seal Rudra’s Kitchen homestay at Dharapur. Investigators are examining guest documentation and prior visits made by her and Ashiq Ali. Police indicated that Ali's claim of suicide has not yet been confirmed. The circumstances surrounding Nimisha's unconscious state and subsequent death are being explored. Authorities are investigating all possible angles related to the case.
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