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Dhurandhar 2 vs Toxic overseas BO: Ranveer Singh strikes first as Dhurandhar 2 outperforms Yash’s Toxic in early US bookings

Dhurandhar 2 vs Toxic overseas BO: Ranveer Singh strikes first as Dhurandhar 2 outperforms Yash’s Toxic in early US bookings

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The March 19 mega clash may still be weeks away, but the overseas box office has already begun picking sides. With limited US pre-sales quietly opening towards the end of February, Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar: The Revenge and Yash’s Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups have entered their first round of competition — and the early edge…

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She votes for herself, becomes mayor and approves her own liquor licence: Inside America’s town of one | World News

She votes for herself, becomes mayor and approves her own liquor licence: Inside America’s town of one | World News

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In the far northeastern corner of Nebraska lies Monowi, a legally incorporated American village with a distinction unmatched anywhere else in the world. Its population stands at exactly one. The sole resident is Elsie Eiler, who has lived there for decades and today carries the full weight of local government on her shoulders.Monowi is not…

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NEW DELHI: Every year, nearly 6 lakh babies in India are born with congenital anomalies. Yet, the country has no national registry to track them.With congenital conditions now accounting for a growing share of child deaths as infectious mortality declines, experts say the gap in surveillance and coordinated care is becoming urgent. India contributes 16% of global deaths linked to birth defects, according to recent estimates. On Monday, Smile Train India and the Birth Defects Research Foundation launched the Birth Anomalies Network of India (BIND) to push for prevention, early diagnosis, and structured long-term care. The multi-stakeholder platform was unveiled at the India Habitat Centre in New Delhi. Central to its agenda is a proposed National Birth Anomalies Registry to generate reliable nationwide data, identify preventable risk factors, and guide health planning. Israel attacks IranUS F-15 down in Kuwait? Iran shares video showing fighter jet engulfed in flames, pilots ejectingIranian state media claims US fighter jet downed in Kuwait; explosions in Bahrain, Dubai, DohaIsrael bombs Hezbollah targets in Beirut; Gulf nations vow to defend themselves — key pointsExperts acknowledged that current surveillance is fragmented, screening is uneven, and referral pathways are weak, especially outside metros. Congenital heart disease, cleft lip and palate, spina bifida, clubfoot, Down syndrome, and vision and hearing impairments form a substantial part of the burden. Many are treatable if detected early, but multidisciplinary care is rarely integrated into routine newborn services. Mamta Carroll, vice president and regional director, Asia, Smile Train, said birth anomalies remained under-recognised in public discourse. Dr Anita Kar of Birth Defects Research Foundation warne that without systematic registries, policy responses remain piecemeal. End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosTMC Calls Out BJP on Fiscal Fairness and State Autonomy: ‘YOU ARE TAKING TAXES FROM BENGAL…’PM Modi Speaks To Saudi Crown Prince And Bahrain King, Condemns Iran AttacksMamata Banerjee Vows Bengal Poll Win Despite Voter Deletions, Abhishek Claims BJP Won’t Pass 50 SeatsUS-ISRAEL-IRAN WAR: How Will It Impact India’s Oil, Trade & Air Travel| EXPLAINED‘Not for the People’: Shah Accuses Mamata of Pushing Dynasty PoliticsStill Reeling From India’s Strikes, Pakistan’s Nur Khan Air Base Hit Again By Taliban DronesUN Rights Chief Praises India’s Civil Society And Condemns Human Rights Abuses In Pakistan And ChinaKhomeini’s Indian Connection: Ahmad Hindi, Barabanki, and the Legacy Behind Iran’s First Supreme LeaderPM Modi Uses T20 Cricket Analogy For India-Canada Partnership At CEO Forum, Carney Smiles’Arise, Awake, And Stop Not’: Canada PM Carney Quotes Vivekananda To Announce India-Canada Tie Reset123PhotostoriesHoli Special: How to make Kathal Ki Sabzi at homeExclusive: The 50s Monalisa opens up on feeling sidelined by TV actors, hits back at Rajat Dalal and reacts to plastic surgery remarks about Nikki TamboliTop 5 Harrison Ford films to watch on OTT: ‘What Lies Beneath’, ‘The Age of Adaline’ and ‘Air Force One’10 black-coloured foods and why you should eat more of themAll eyes are on stylish newlyweds Rashmika Mandanna-Vijay Deverakonda as they join Allu Arjun at Sirish’s pre-wedding soiréeZendaya & Tom Holland; Billy Crudup & Naomi Watts: Celebs who secretly tied the knot away from the spotlightUS-Israel attack on Iran: Khamenei’s death, Iran’s retaliation and military arsenals in action- in picsFeeling exhausted? How to know if it’s low B12 or burnout and what to do about it6 ways to improve your car’s fuel efficiency10 food one should essentially eat in the month of March and why123Hot PicksIran droneSaudi AramcoGold rate todayDubai airportIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingTaylor SwiftUS Israel Strike IranUS Attack on IranCBSE postpones Class 10 and 12 board examsUS F15 DownLucknow crime newsMiddle East CrisisIsrael Iran ConflictICAI CA Final Result JanuarySchool Holiday in March

NEW DELHI: Every year, nearly 6 lakh babies in India are born with congenital anomalies. Yet, the country has no national registry to track them.With congenital conditions now accounting for a growing share of child deaths as infectious mortality declines, experts say the gap in surveillance and coordinated care is becoming urgent. India contributes 16% of global deaths linked to birth defects, according to recent estimates. On Monday, Smile Train India and the Birth Defects Research Foundation launched the Birth Anomalies Network of India (BIND) to push for prevention, early diagnosis, and structured long-term care. The multi-stakeholder platform was unveiled at the India Habitat Centre in New Delhi. Central to its agenda is a proposed National Birth Anomalies Registry to generate reliable nationwide data, identify preventable risk factors, and guide health planning. Israel attacks IranUS F-15 down in Kuwait? Iran shares video showing fighter jet engulfed in flames, pilots ejectingIranian state media claims US fighter jet downed in Kuwait; explosions in Bahrain, Dubai, DohaIsrael bombs Hezbollah targets in Beirut; Gulf nations vow to defend themselves — key pointsExperts acknowledged that current surveillance is fragmented, screening is uneven, and referral pathways are weak, especially outside metros. Congenital heart disease, cleft lip and palate, spina bifida, clubfoot, Down syndrome, and vision and hearing impairments form a substantial part of the burden. Many are treatable if detected early, but multidisciplinary care is rarely integrated into routine newborn services. Mamta Carroll, vice president and regional director, Asia, Smile Train, said birth anomalies remained under-recognised in public discourse. Dr Anita Kar of Birth Defects Research Foundation warne that without systematic registries, policy responses remain piecemeal. End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosTMC Calls Out BJP on Fiscal Fairness and State Autonomy: ‘YOU ARE TAKING TAXES FROM BENGAL…’PM Modi Speaks To Saudi Crown Prince And Bahrain King, Condemns Iran AttacksMamata Banerjee Vows Bengal Poll Win Despite Voter Deletions, Abhishek Claims BJP Won’t Pass 50 SeatsUS-ISRAEL-IRAN WAR: How Will It Impact India’s Oil, Trade & Air Travel| EXPLAINED‘Not for the People’: Shah Accuses Mamata of Pushing Dynasty PoliticsStill Reeling From India’s Strikes, Pakistan’s Nur Khan Air Base Hit Again By Taliban DronesUN Rights Chief Praises India’s Civil Society And Condemns Human Rights Abuses In Pakistan And ChinaKhomeini’s Indian Connection: Ahmad Hindi, Barabanki, and the Legacy Behind Iran’s First Supreme LeaderPM Modi Uses T20 Cricket Analogy For India-Canada Partnership At CEO Forum, Carney Smiles’Arise, Awake, And Stop Not’: Canada PM Carney Quotes Vivekananda To Announce India-Canada Tie Reset123PhotostoriesHoli Special: How to make Kathal Ki Sabzi at homeExclusive: The 50s Monalisa opens up on feeling sidelined by TV actors, hits back at Rajat Dalal and reacts to plastic surgery remarks about Nikki TamboliTop 5 Harrison Ford films to watch on OTT: ‘What Lies Beneath’, ‘The Age of Adaline’ and ‘Air Force One’10 black-coloured foods and why you should eat more of themAll eyes are on stylish newlyweds Rashmika Mandanna-Vijay Deverakonda as they join Allu Arjun at Sirish’s pre-wedding soiréeZendaya & Tom Holland; Billy Crudup & Naomi Watts: Celebs who secretly tied the knot away from the spotlightUS-Israel attack on Iran: Khamenei’s death, Iran’s retaliation and military arsenals in action- in picsFeeling exhausted? How to know if it’s low B12 or burnout and what to do about it6 ways to improve your car’s fuel efficiency10 food one should essentially eat in the month of March and why123Hot PicksIran droneSaudi AramcoGold rate todayDubai airportIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingTaylor SwiftUS Israel Strike IranUS Attack on IranCBSE postpones Class 10 and 12 board examsUS F15 DownLucknow crime newsMiddle East CrisisIsrael Iran ConflictICAI CA Final Result JanuarySchool Holiday in March

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NEW DELHI: Every year, nearly 6 lakh babies in India are born with congenital anomalies. Yet, the country has no national registry to track them.With congenital conditions now accounting for a growing share of child deaths as infectious mortality declines, experts say the gap in surveillance and coordinated care is becoming urgent. India contributes 16%…

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Is that really Jim Carrey? Actor breaks silence after hyper-realistic makeup artist mask post goes viral

Is that really Jim Carrey? Actor breaks silence after hyper-realistic makeup artist mask post goes viral

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Fans flooded social media, claiming Jim Carrey looked unrecognizable and speculating about clones, masks, or body doubles/ image: Instagram, X Jim Carrey’s appearance at the 51st César Awards in Paris was meant to mark a celebratory milestone in his career, as the actor accepted the honorary lifetime achievement César d’honneur. Instead, clips from the red…

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Mental Health: Why rejection feels so intense: 6 ways rejection affects mental health more than we admit

Mental Health: Why rejection feels so intense: 6 ways rejection affects mental health more than we admit

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Rejection lights up the same neural pathways as physical pain, sharpening attention to others’ cues and eroding self-worth. This can leave people hypervigilant or avoidant in relationships, push them toward perfectionism, and fuel anxiety and depressive spirals. Understanding these deep effects is essential for healing and rebuilding internal security. Rejection isn’t “just emotional.” Research shows…

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NHL Trade Update: Seattle Kraken sign defenseman Gustav Olofsson to a one-year deal ahead of deadline

NHL Trade Update: Seattle Kraken sign defenseman Gustav Olofsson to a one-year deal ahead of deadline

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NHL’s Seattle Kraken have signed defenseman Gustav Olofsson to a one-year, two-way contract worth $775,000 (Image via X/Twitter) Ahead of the trade deadline, the NHL’s Seattle Kraken have signed defenseman Gustav Olofsson to a one-year, two-way contract worth $775,000, adding experienced depth to their blue line as they push for a Western Conference playoff spot….

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NEW DELHI: In a relief to lakhs of people stuck in West Asia since Saturday, UAE’s Emirates, flydubai and Etihad from Monday started operating a few special flights, including some to India.The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) too asked Indian operators to resume flights to airspaces that are open like Oman and Saudi Arabia, with the Air India Group and IndiGo starting services from Tuesday. There is a massive demand for both regular flights and charters from Indians stranded in strife-torn West Asia but operations hinge on the situation in the region. IndiGo has planned 10 special relief flights from Jeddah to India on Tuesday “to facilitate the return of stranded passengers, subject to required approvals and prevailing airspace conditions,” a govt statement said.Israel attacks IranUS F-15 down in Kuwait? Iran shares video showing fighter jet engulfed in flames, pilots ejectingIranian state media claims US fighter jet downed in Kuwait; explosions in Bahrain, Dubai, DohaIsrael bombs Hezbollah targets in Beirut; Gulf nations vow to defend themselves — key pointsFrom Tuesday, Air India Express will resume scheduled flights between Muscat and Delhi, Kochi, Kozhikode, Mangaluru, Mumbai and Tiruchirappalli. Air India has resumed US, Canada, Europe and UK flights.Emirates said it is “accommodating customers with earlier bookings as a priority, and those who have been rebooked to travel on these limited flights will be contacted directly by Emirates.”Its Monday flights included one each to Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad. Fifteen passenger aircraft of Etihad also took off, including one each to Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Kochi, from Abu Dhabi “within a three-hour window” as the airport resumed partial operations.“Special arrangements are being made to facilitate the movement of stranded passengers. Airlines are deploying additional capacity where required and coordinating closely with foreign aviation authorities and Indian missions abroad to ensure safe and orderly passenger movement,” the aviation ministry said in a statement.Air India has contacted Muscat authorities to operate charters (this sector is served by AI Express that has single aisles in its fleet) as the group wants to deploy wide body aircraft to get as many people out as possible. AI also plans to resume regular Jeddah flights from Tuesday using its up to 342-seater Boeing 777s. IndiGo is also planning multiple flights as it is also getting a large number of charter requests. Air India has received a number of requests to operate charters to Muscat, mainly from those stuck in the UAE.“Muscat is served by AI Express and AI does not operate there. AI wants to deploy wide body aircraft as apart from flying more people, they have a longer range for diversion in the region that is currently contained by airspace closures. A wide body can have its diversion airport in Mumbai or Ahmedabad. We are awaiting a word from Muscat authorities,” said a person in the know.Gautam Sahni, a leading Indian charter operator and MD of Subha Aviation, said: “We are getting an unprecedented number of group charter requests from Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, Ras Al Khaimah and other places for flying to multiple destinations across India. We are looking at windows when the UAE airspace is open to operate these flights and file for permissions accordingly. The indication we are getting is that that may happen in a day or two.”End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosTMC Calls Out BJP on Fiscal Fairness and State Autonomy: ‘YOU ARE TAKING TAXES FROM BENGAL…’PM Modi Speaks To Saudi Crown Prince And Bahrain King, Condemns Iran AttacksMamata Banerjee Vows Bengal Poll Win Despite Voter Deletions, Abhishek Claims BJP Won’t Pass 50 SeatsUS-ISRAEL-IRAN WAR: How Will It Impact India’s Oil, Trade & Air Travel| EXPLAINED‘Not for the People’: Shah Accuses Mamata of Pushing Dynasty PoliticsStill Reeling From India’s Strikes, Pakistan’s Nur Khan Air Base Hit Again By Taliban DronesUN Rights Chief Praises India’s Civil Society And Condemns Human Rights Abuses In Pakistan And ChinaKhomeini’s Indian Connection: Ahmad Hindi, Barabanki, and the Legacy Behind Iran’s First Supreme LeaderPM Modi Uses T20 Cricket Analogy For India-Canada Partnership At CEO Forum, Carney Smiles’Arise, Awake, And Stop Not’: Canada PM Carney Quotes Vivekananda To Announce India-Canada Tie Reset123PhotostoriesHoli Special: How to make Kathal Ki Sabzi at homeExclusive: The 50s Monalisa opens up on feeling sidelined by TV actors, hits back at Rajat Dalal and reacts to plastic surgery remarks about Nikki TamboliTop 5 Harrison Ford films to watch on OTT: ‘What Lies Beneath’, ‘The Age of Adaline’ and ‘Air Force One’10 black-coloured foods and why you should eat more of themAll eyes are on stylish newlyweds Rashmika Mandanna-Vijay Deverakonda as they join Allu Arjun at Sirish’s pre-wedding soiréeZendaya & Tom Holland; Billy Crudup & Naomi Watts: Celebs who secretly tied the knot away from the spotlightUS-Israel attack on Iran: Khamenei’s death, Iran’s retaliation and military arsenals in action- in picsFeeling exhausted? How to know if it’s low B12 or burnout and what to do about it6 ways to improve your car’s fuel efficiency5 love lessons to learn from ‘Friends’ characters123Hot PicksIran droneSaudi AramcoGold rate todayDubai airportIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingTaylor SwiftUS Israel Strike IranUS Attack on IranCBSE postpones Class 10 and 12 board examsUS F15 DownLucknow crime newsMiddle East CrisisIsrael Iran ConflictICAI CA Final Result JanuarySchool Holiday in March

NEW DELHI: In a relief to lakhs of people stuck in West Asia since Saturday, UAE’s Emirates, flydubai and Etihad from Monday started operating a few special flights, including some to India.The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) too asked Indian operators to resume flights to airspaces that are open like Oman and Saudi Arabia, with the Air India Group and IndiGo starting services from Tuesday. There is a massive demand for both regular flights and charters from Indians stranded in strife-torn West Asia but operations hinge on the situation in the region. IndiGo has planned 10 special relief flights from Jeddah to India on Tuesday “to facilitate the return of stranded passengers, subject to required approvals and prevailing airspace conditions,” a govt statement said.Israel attacks IranUS F-15 down in Kuwait? Iran shares video showing fighter jet engulfed in flames, pilots ejectingIranian state media claims US fighter jet downed in Kuwait; explosions in Bahrain, Dubai, DohaIsrael bombs Hezbollah targets in Beirut; Gulf nations vow to defend themselves — key pointsFrom Tuesday, Air India Express will resume scheduled flights between Muscat and Delhi, Kochi, Kozhikode, Mangaluru, Mumbai and Tiruchirappalli. Air India has resumed US, Canada, Europe and UK flights.Emirates said it is “accommodating customers with earlier bookings as a priority, and those who have been rebooked to travel on these limited flights will be contacted directly by Emirates.”Its Monday flights included one each to Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad. Fifteen passenger aircraft of Etihad also took off, including one each to Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Kochi, from Abu Dhabi “within a three-hour window” as the airport resumed partial operations.“Special arrangements are being made to facilitate the movement of stranded passengers. Airlines are deploying additional capacity where required and coordinating closely with foreign aviation authorities and Indian missions abroad to ensure safe and orderly passenger movement,” the aviation ministry said in a statement.Air India has contacted Muscat authorities to operate charters (this sector is served by AI Express that has single aisles in its fleet) as the group wants to deploy wide body aircraft to get as many people out as possible. AI also plans to resume regular Jeddah flights from Tuesday using its up to 342-seater Boeing 777s. IndiGo is also planning multiple flights as it is also getting a large number of charter requests. Air India has received a number of requests to operate charters to Muscat, mainly from those stuck in the UAE.“Muscat is served by AI Express and AI does not operate there. AI wants to deploy wide body aircraft as apart from flying more people, they have a longer range for diversion in the region that is currently contained by airspace closures. A wide body can have its diversion airport in Mumbai or Ahmedabad. We are awaiting a word from Muscat authorities,” said a person in the know.Gautam Sahni, a leading Indian charter operator and MD of Subha Aviation, said: “We are getting an unprecedented number of group charter requests from Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, Ras Al Khaimah and other places for flying to multiple destinations across India. We are looking at windows when the UAE airspace is open to operate these flights and file for permissions accordingly. The indication we are getting is that that may happen in a day or two.”End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosTMC Calls Out BJP on Fiscal Fairness and State Autonomy: ‘YOU ARE TAKING TAXES FROM BENGAL…’PM Modi Speaks To Saudi Crown Prince And Bahrain King, Condemns Iran AttacksMamata Banerjee Vows Bengal Poll Win Despite Voter Deletions, Abhishek Claims BJP Won’t Pass 50 SeatsUS-ISRAEL-IRAN WAR: How Will It Impact India’s Oil, Trade & Air Travel| EXPLAINED‘Not for the People’: Shah Accuses Mamata of Pushing Dynasty PoliticsStill Reeling From India’s Strikes, Pakistan’s Nur Khan Air Base Hit Again By Taliban DronesUN Rights Chief Praises India’s Civil Society And Condemns Human Rights Abuses In Pakistan And ChinaKhomeini’s Indian Connection: Ahmad Hindi, Barabanki, and the Legacy Behind Iran’s First Supreme LeaderPM Modi Uses T20 Cricket Analogy For India-Canada Partnership At CEO Forum, Carney Smiles’Arise, Awake, And Stop Not’: Canada PM Carney Quotes Vivekananda To Announce India-Canada Tie Reset123PhotostoriesHoli Special: How to make Kathal Ki Sabzi at homeExclusive: The 50s Monalisa opens up on feeling sidelined by TV actors, hits back at Rajat Dalal and reacts to plastic surgery remarks about Nikki TamboliTop 5 Harrison Ford films to watch on OTT: ‘What Lies Beneath’, ‘The Age of Adaline’ and ‘Air Force One’10 black-coloured foods and why you should eat more of themAll eyes are on stylish newlyweds Rashmika Mandanna-Vijay Deverakonda as they join Allu Arjun at Sirish’s pre-wedding soiréeZendaya & Tom Holland; Billy Crudup & Naomi Watts: Celebs who secretly tied the knot away from the spotlightUS-Israel attack on Iran: Khamenei’s death, Iran’s retaliation and military arsenals in action- in picsFeeling exhausted? How to know if it’s low B12 or burnout and what to do about it6 ways to improve your car’s fuel efficiency5 love lessons to learn from ‘Friends’ characters123Hot PicksIran droneSaudi AramcoGold rate todayDubai airportIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingTaylor SwiftUS Israel Strike IranUS Attack on IranCBSE postpones Class 10 and 12 board examsUS F15 DownLucknow crime newsMiddle East CrisisIsrael Iran ConflictICAI CA Final Result JanuarySchool Holiday in March

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NEW DELHI: In a relief to lakhs of people stuck in West Asia since Saturday, UAE’s Emirates, flydubai and Etihad from Monday started operating a few special flights, including some to India.The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) too asked Indian operators to resume flights to airspaces that are open like Oman and Saudi Arabia,…

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RRB JE CEN 03/ 2025 city intimation slip 2026 released: Check direct link to download here

RRB JE CEN 03/ 2025 city intimation slip 2026 released: Check direct link to download here

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RRB JE city intimation slip 2026 released: The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has released the Paramedical city intimation slip 2026 on the official websites. The city intimation slip is scheduled to be released today, March 1, 2025-26. The city intimation slip is a preliminary document that communicates the allotted examination city, tentative exam date, and…

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Amid Dhurandhar 2 clash, Yash’s Toxic has made almost Rs 600 crore from pre-business alone, says producer G Dhananjayan

Amid Dhurandhar 2 clash, Yash’s Toxic has made almost Rs 600 crore from pre-business alone, says producer G Dhananjayan

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Yash’s upcoming film Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups hasn’t hit theatres yet, but if veteran producer G Dhananjayan is to be believed, the film has already clocked staggering numbers. Toxic is set to release on March 19 alongside Dhurandhar 2, a sequel to an established franchise. But Dhananjayan doesn’t see that as a risky…

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Dubai Airports confirms limited resumption of flight operations on March 2 to help stranded passengers |

Dubai Airports confirms limited resumption of flight operations on March 2 to help stranded passengers |

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In a recent update, Dubai Airports has announced limited flight operations resumption at its two main aviation centres, Dubai International Airport (DXB) and Dubai World Central – Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC). The airports have allowed a limited operation this evening, Monday 2 March 2026.The announcement comes after disruption to aviation in the UAE, which…

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