Akshay Kumar begins shooting for alien thriller 'Samuk'
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'Awarapan 2' BO Day 11 [LIVE]: Emraan Hashmi sequel targets Rs 140 crore India net
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Meet Kaziah Liz Mejo: 19-year-old becomes Miss Universe India 2026
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Shelley Fabares, The Donna Reed Show and Coach star, dies at 82 due to age related issues
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Indian banks' asset quality outlook remains stable, West Asia impact limited: Report
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'Zelensky, You're Terrible - And I Won't Accept This': Putin's Roaring Speech Shocks Ukraine | Watch
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ON CAM: Russian Volunteers Shoot Down Zelensky's Prized FP-5 Flamingo Missile With A Machine Gun
Russian volunteers claim they shot down Ukraine's much-publicized FP-5 Flamingo cruise missile using a machine gun during a missile and drone attack in Kursk. Russian officials say the missile was flying at low altitude before being intercepted by a mobile BARS-Kursk air defense unit. Moscow claims recovered mission data showed the missile was headed for a strategic target in Tula and carried a one-ton TNT-equivalent warhead. The FP-5 Flamingo was previously promoted by President Volodymyr Zelensky as Ukraine's most successful missile. Kiev has not independently confirmed the interception or Russia's claims surrounding the released video and recovered missile data.#RussiaUkraineWar #FP5Flamingo #Kursk #Zelensky #CruiseMissile #Russia #Ukraine
Modern life's distractions make it easy to drift through routines. Kevin Ngo's quote highlights the cost of inaction on future goals. Ignoring personal ambitions today leads to dealing with unwanted circumstances later. This requires choosing between present discipline and future regret. Taking charge of your schedule builds the reality you want to inhabit.
Priyanka Chopra's 'tour wife' moment comes with a very Nick Jonas-coded outfit
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Day 2 Live: Rishabh Pant's injury in focus as India target 450
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'Not a single drop of oil will be exported': Iran threatens 'economic war' over Hormuz's control
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3 newborns die in fire at govt hospital's NICU in Maharashtra's Amravati
Three newborns were killed when a fire broke out in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) of a government hospital in Maharashtra's Amravati district early on Monday, officials said. The incident occurred at the district women's hospital, they said. A ventilator in the NICU on the third floor of the hospital suddenly sparked at 3.15 am, triggering a fire in the unit, an official said. After the blaze erupted, doctors, nurses and other staff on duty took the children out of the NICU. Three of the newborns died, the official said. Six infants have been admitted to a super speciality hospital, he added.
India and Pakistan can high-five in hockey. Why can't cricket shake hands?
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We tried everything: German DJ Stella Bossi's Mumbai gig stopped over venue licence
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Get ready, as the Powerball jackpot has surged to an estimated $81 million. The draw on Saturday revealed no jackpot winner, boosting the prize even further. Notably, a recent victory in Illinois saw one-point-zero-four billion dollars awarded. Players have the choice between receiving the winnings in annuity form or as a one-time cash payout, with tickets sold across forty-five states and other territories.
'Economic D-Day': US announces financial offensive against Iran
United States Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has announced an economic D-Day against Iran, marking the beginning of what he calls the most intense financial offensive ever launched against an adversary.
Iran official says support for new sanctions would be 'act of war,' other Middle East news
Dubai, Aug 24: The new head of Iran's top security body warned Sunday that Tehran will see any country's support for new US economic measures against the Islamic Republic as an act of war, while Iran's president defended an MoU with the US. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday is expected to announce the new measures after the US vowed to impose an unprecedented level of economic warfare and isolation on a country that has lived for decades under sanctions. Also Monday, Pakistan's army chief is expected to visit Iran as mediators try to revive talks. Meanwhile, attacks calmed on the Strait of Hormuz, but posturing did not, as a recently created Iranian authority listed dozens of vessels it said will face restrictions on future transits. Here's a look at the latest developments in the Iran war and the wider Middle East on Sunday. Full coverage can be found here. Iran's security chief sharpens warning to neighbours. The hard-line leader of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei, issued his latest warning on X, with the comments quickly shared by Iranian state media. It came a day after Rezaei's most extensive public comments since being named to the post this month. If (Trump) wants to do something, we will retaliate in a seismic manner, he had told the state broadcaster in an interview that aired late Saturday. He said Iran would target other oil-shipping routes from the Persian Gulf alternatives to the Strait of Hormuz. Rezaei, a former Revolutionary Guard commander and military adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, was part of senior appointments widely seen as hardening Tehran's political and military stance. Iranian president wants to move past neither war nor peace' Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian earlier Sunday said the memorandum of understanding signed in mid-June was the best way to move beyond a situation of neither war nor peace, adding that Tehran can't attract investment nearly six months after the war began. There is not a single provision in this agreement that amounts to capitulation, Pezeshkian said in a speech published by state-run IRNA. The supreme leader sets the policies, and we will follow that path. The interim deal opened a 60-day period for talks aimed at ending the war and reaching an accord on Iran's nuclear program. That period ended last week with no signs of compromise or extension. No attacks confirmed on the strait, but new restrictions There were no confirmed attacks in the Strait of Hormuz over the past 48 hours, a multinational coalition overseen by the US Navy said Sunday, with shipping traffic still at reduced levels. The US military said its blockade of Iranian ports had redirected 70 commercial ships and disabled three as of Sunday. Iran's recently created Persian Gulf Strait Authority, sanctioned by the US, published a list of dozens of ships it said had violated arrangements for transiting the strait and would face future restrictions like fines or seizures. The strait had been considered an international waterway before the US and Israel attacked Iran on February 28. Iran and Oman, on the strait's other side, are now discussing management of it, which likely will include ships paying fees. Pakistan's army chief will visit Tehran Pakistani Field Marshal Asim Munir will lead a delegation to Tehran on Monday, Iranian state television reported, citing Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmail Baghaei. Two regional officials said the visit was part of Islamabad's efforts to de-escalate tensions between the United States and Iran and urge them to return to the negotiating table. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorised to discuss the matter publicly. Iran executes man arrested during January protests The Iranian judiciary's Mizan news agency reported the latest execution connected to nationwide protests early this year, saying Majid Adineh was arrested January 9 in Mohammadshahr, west of Tehran. The judiciary said forensic examinations indicated the handgun found on him had been fired on January 8-9. Mizan said Adineh had joined the unrest following calls by groups opposed to Iran's government and alleged that he had received training from groups outside the country. He was convicted under Iran's law imposing harsher penalties for espionage and cooperation with hostile states. Israeli settler arrested in beating of Palestinian amputee Police arrested a 16-year-old boy from the Israeli settlement of Avigayil in the beating of a 61-year-old Palestinian, Saeed Muhammad Ibrahim Rabah, outside his home in the occupied West Bank, a year after he lost a leg after being shot by a settler. Rabah told The Associated Press that the violence at his home in Khirbet al-Rakeez on Saturday was an effort to make families leave, but we will remain, no matter what happens. Separately, the West Bank Health Ministry said a 14-year-old in the Askar refugee camp in Nablus was shot dead by Israeli forces, who did not immediately comment. The uncle of Islam Maher Ajouri, Nehad Ajouri, called the shooting indiscriminate. And Israel's military said it detained a suspect in a stabbing attack that wounded a 24-year-old Israeli man in the area of al-Auja in the West Bank. Israel's emergency services said the man was in moderate condition. Airstrike in Gaza kills a four-year-old child Four-year-old Mohammed Taha died after an Israeli airstrike hit a central Gaza house on Sunday and wounded at least five others, according to the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, which received the casualties. Israel's military later said it struck and killed a Hamas commander in central Gaza. The hospital confirmed that the man named Ismail Abu Ful was killed. An Israeli strike in southern Gaza wounded at least seven people, including three children, according to health officials at Nasser Hospital. The military did not immediately comment. And Defence Minister Israel Katz in a statement said he instructed the military to act immediately and forcefully to prevent launches of balloons, kites or drones from Gaza toward nearby Israeli communities. Before the October 7, 2023, attack by Hamas-led militants on Israel when 1,200 people were killed and 251 taken hostage burning kites and balloons were sent from Gaza into southern Israel, causing fires and other damage. Hamas, in a statement Sunday, accused Israel of using children's toys as a pretext for attacks and further displacement of Gaza residents.
How Nepal's Gen Z hero Balen lost his political shine in just 150 days
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'Don't Take Cinema Seriously': Did Yash Defend Toxic Ahead Of Its Release?
As Toxic has courted controversy for its old content since its trailer release, did Yash's words sound cautionary?
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Sunday said Bengal must emerge as a major investment destination as he highlighted the state's cooperation with the Centre in defence, infrastructure and industrial development. His remarks came as Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Adhikari virtually performed the Bhumi Pujan for five GRSE and Yantra India Limited expansion projects worth around 3,500 crore.
Devdutt Padikkal: Has India Finally Found Rahul Dravid's Successor at No. 3?
There was a time when India's No. 3 position in Test cricket was almost taken for granted. Rahul Dravid made it his own and turned it into one of the most dependable positions in the Indian batting order. When Dravid retired, Cheteshwar Pujara stepped into his shoes and carried the responsibility for more than a decade. Today, India is again looking for the successor to that tradition. And after Devdutt Padikkal's magnificent century in Galle, the question is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: has India finally found the man who can make No. 3 his own? Padikkal's 167 against Sri Lanka was far more than a maiden Test century. It was a statement. Drafted into the XI after Sai Sudharsan was ruled out through injury, Padikkal grabbed the opportunity with both hands. He followed his first-innings 167 with a fluent 44 in the second innings and was named Player of the Match as India won the Test by 165 runs. The timing was particularly significant. Padikkal reached his hundred on August 15, India's Independence Day, and became only the second Indian left-hander in the 21st century to score a Test century at No. 3, after Sourav Ganguly. His performance has also put him in an elite group of Indian No. 3 batsmen who have scored Test centuries overseas. But before discussing Padikkal, it is worth remembering what the position meant to India. Rahul Dravid was the batsman India trusted when an early wicket exposed the middle order. Dravid eventually scored 13,288 Test runs and 36 centuries, establishing himself as arguably India's greatest No. 3. Cheteshwar Pujara was then regarded as Dravid's natural successor. Pujara eventually played 103 Tests and scored 7,195 runs. His importance was not always reflected simply by his run tally. His ability to stay at the crease was outstanding. Statistical analysis showed that India scored more than 16,000 partnership runs while Pujara was at the crease, underlining how much stability he provided. That is the legacy Padikkal is now being asked to inherit. Since Pujara's last Test in 2023, India has struggled to find a permanent No. 3. Several batsmen have been tried, with Shubman Gill himself taking the position for a period before becoming India's No. 4. Sai Sudharsan emerged as another serious candidate, while Devdutt Padikkal has also been given opportunities. The experimentation even extended to Washington Sundar being promoted to No. 3 in a Test against South Africa. The fact that so many alternatives have been considered illustrates how unsettled the position has become. Sudharsan certainly has a case. In 12 Test innings, he has scored 383 runs at an average of 31.91, with three fifties. Padikkal, however, has made an extraordinary impact in a much smaller sample: four innings, 236 runs at 59.16, including one century. A No. 3 batsman cannot be judged merely by whether he can score runs. He must handle the pressure of arriving early, negotiate the new ball when necessary and possess the temperament to bat for long periods. Padikkal's 167 ticked many of those boxes. His numbers also carry historical significance. Since 2019, Indian No. 3 batsmen have scored only six centuries, three by Shubman Gill, two by Pujara and now one by Padikkal. Padikkal's century was the first by an Indian No. 3 away from home since December 2022 and only the second such instance in more than seven years since Pujara's memorable Sydney hundred in January 2019. And then there is the endorsement of Pujara himself. The biggest danger now is that India repeats the same mistake that has prolonged the No. 3 debate, changing the batsman every time circumstances change. Padikkal has had only four Test innings. One magnificent performance cannot guarantee a decade-long career. He will have to prove himself in England, Australia, South Africa and New Zealand, against high-quality pace and movement. Pujara did not become Pujara overnight. Dravid did not become 'The Wall' in his first few matches. Both were allowed to establish themselves through sustained opportunities. Padikkal now deserves the same luxury. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories India simply needs to give Devdutt Padikkal the opportunity to become the first Devdutt Padikkal. After years of searching, perhaps the best way forward is not to search anymore, but to back him.
'Unbearable Cost For Aggressors': Iran's Huge Warning To Americans & Arabs Over 'New War' | Watch
Iran warns of UNBEARABLE costs for aggressors as Tehran says US war aims failed and deterrence is stronger. Iran's acting defence minister declared that any future attack would come at an unbearable price, claiming the recent war strengthened Tehran's military posture. Iranian officials said domestic companies now produce most military components and weapons at a fraction of foreign costs. Tehran also argued that regime change and the destruction of its defensive capabilities were not achieved during the conflict.#Iran #USIran #MiddleEast #IranWarning #Tehran #Geopolitics
3 newborns dead, 6 undergoing treatment after fire at NICU of Amravati District Women's Hospital
Three newborns died after a fire broke out in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) of Amravati District Women's Hospital. According to information available, the fire began around 3:30 am following an explosion in a ventilator on the third floor of the hospital. A total of 39 infants were being treated in the hospital when the incident took place. The prompt action of doctors, nurses, and other staff on duty saved the lives of several infants, but three of them died. Six of them have been shifted to a super-speciality hospital for further treatment. The condition of the infants admitted to the super-speciality hospital remains unknown.
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3 babies killed as massive fire rips through hospital in Maharashtra's Amravati
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Robin Sharma's insightful quote underscores the journey of new ideas from mockery to respect. His teachings promote the values of courage, resilience, and patience in pursuit of remarkable achievements. In his acclaimed works, including 'The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari', Robin delves into themes of purpose and finding inner tranquility. He champions leadership devoid of titles and emphasizes the necessity of consistent daily practices, aiming for discipline and relentless self-improvement.
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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has announced that the United States is launching an economic D-Day against Iran. Stressing that the Trump administration has dismantled Irans military capabilities and buried its nuclear program, Bessent said this would be the single largest economic campaign ever deployed against an adversary. President Trump has dismantled Irans military capabilities, destroyed nearly 100 per cent of its military factories, and buried its nuclear program...We are now entering the endgame. At dawn begins an economic D-Day -the single greatest financial offensive ever marshalled against an adversary, he said in a post on X.
The highly anticipated action thriller Alpha, starring Alia Bhatt and Sharvari, is set for digital debut. This film represents a major milestone in Yash Raj Films' Spy Universe, notably focusing on female spies to broaden its appeal. Following a successful theatrical release, the film aims to engage a diverse audience through its streaming debut. Read on to know when and where to watch it online.
Iran says support for new sanctions would be 'act of war'
A strong message came from Iran's security chief, cautioning nations that support the freshly imposed US economic measures. President Pezeshkian defended a recent memorandum as a hopeful step ahead. Although the Strait of Hormuz remained calm, fresh transit restrictions were unveiled. Pakistan's army chief plans a trip to Tehran to facilitate discussions on de-escalating tensions. Concurrently, reports detailed incidents of execution and violence arising in the West Bank and Gaza.
Red suitcase on train, body parts, CCTV clue: How cops traced Chennai woman's killers
Chennai police are searching various Odisha locations for a couple. They are suspected of murdering a Jagatsinghpur woman and disposing of her remains. The victim's body parts were found in a suitcase aboard the Tamil Nadu Express. Investigators identified the suspects from CCTV footage boarding the train with the bag. The couple's rented home in Chennai yielded additional body parts during a search.
US announces 'economic D-Day' against Iran as Tehran vows sanctions will fail
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AI can accelerate business, but can't replace human judgment: Manoj Sinha
The Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha graced the valedictory function of the Induction & Orientation Programme at IIM Rohtak and addressed the 8th batch of the Integrated Programme in Management (IPM) and the 6th batch of the Integrated Programme in Law (IPL). The Lieutenant Governor highlighted the institutes pioneering initiatives in sports management, its commitment to gender diversity, 100% placements, and outreach programmes such as skill development for the daughters of UT of Jammu Kashmir. The Lieutenant Governor emphasised that induction today is not merely about career opportunities or institutional brand value. In a rapidly transforming world, students must understand that the environment they prepare for will change dramatically by the time they graduate. He noted that technological progress is accelerating at an unprecedented pace, making lifelong learning essential to adapt to the evolving landscape. I want the spirit of adapting to change and working constructively to take deep root in your minds. Remember, the most important question in life is never What do I do? The real question is: What do I know so well that, despite all challenges and changing circumstances, I can re-establish myself fully in the market? The truth is that the ground beneath our feet is changing, right now, far faster than ever before, he said. The Lieutenant Governor noted that artificial intelligence will soon become as ubiquitous as Excel in management, just like an invisible, powerful infrastructure rather than a subject of study. Yet, he stressed that leadership, trust, and decision-making remain fundamentally human responsibilities. No technology can answer what should be created, what should be trusted, or how people should be led. AI tools can accelerate the speed of the business-management processes, but they cannot change the fundamental nature of decision-making, he said. For law students, the Lieutenant Governor underlined that while AI can draft contracts, it cannot interpret human intent or deliver justice with empathy. The legal systems enduring role lies in accountability and fairness. He said these are the qualities machines cannot replicate. The Lieutenant Governor commended the IPM students for their farsighted choice to study management and leadership at a young age, urging them to treat their years at IIM Rohtak not merely as a degree pursuit but as a journey of self-discovery. He said the students of the Integrated Programme in Law are also entering a profession that has played a highly distinctive role for centuries. He encouraged all students to ask questions, engage in respectful disagreements, and explore diverse fields beyond the curriculum. New ideas develop through meaningful dialogue and healthy differences of opinion. Do not limit yourselves to the curriculum, because studying diverse fields will broaden your vision. In the coming years, you will not only acquire knowledge, but also discover yourselves. You will enjoy successes and face challenges; at times you will be proud of your decisions, and at times you will learn from them. These very experiences will make you not only better business leaders, but also better human beings, he said. The Lieutenant Governor also emphasised that while no one can predict the world of tomorrow, wisdom, moral courage, and values will remain the greatest support of students. He urged them to sharpen curiosity, strengthen character and commit to contributing positively to society and the nation.
Frozen Foreign Policy Delivers a Frozen Economy: Ghalibaf Ridicules US' Sanction Threat
In a post on X, Ghalibaf commented on the limitations of trying to manage deep-seated financial strain through short-term state interventions and shared a sarcastic take on how economic pressures play out
The remarks came hours before US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's press conference to detail 'economic' sanctions against Tehran.
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India's ethanol math isn't mathing. Despite the great rice diversion
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Will not compromise national interest for PM's India visit: Bangladesh
On Sunday, in a post on X, Wali said the audio contained explosive evidence and claimed that Brar admitted his gang had ordered Nijjar's killing, alleging that the assassination was driven by an inter-gang feud.
