August 12, 2026

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‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’: Cillian Murphy returns as Tommy Shelby in spinoff film; set for OTT release on March 20

‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’: Cillian Murphy returns as Tommy Shelby in spinoff film; set for OTT release on March 20

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The ‘Peaky Blinders’ are back! Cillian Murphy returns to the streets of Birmingham, in an all-new spinoff film based on the hit series. Coming in four years after he hung up his hat and trotted away on his horse, the makers on Friday, dropped a new poster for ‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’. Featuring Cillian…

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Watch: Elderly woman blocks scooter on footpath, internet can’t stop cheering

Watch: Elderly woman blocks scooter on footpath, internet can’t stop cheering

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An elderly woman in Kozhikode bravely confronted a scooter rider attempting to use the footpath to bypass traffic. Standing firm, she asserted the pavement is for pedestrians, not vehicles. Her courageous stand, captured on video, has garnered widespread admiration online, highlighting the importance of respecting public spaces and pedestrian safety. What started as just another…

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What the sky is whispering to your sign

What the sky is whispering to your sign

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This Valentine’s Day is not sugary. It is intense. There is a strong Aquarius concentration with Sun, Mercury, Venus and Rahu clustered together. That brings detachment, unconventional thinking and emotional honesty. Mars is powerful in Capricorn, closely tied to Pluto’s transformative undertone. The Rahu Ketu axis is active, pulling relationships between ego and evolution. Saturn…

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Landslide victory for BNP; Jamaat’s push falls flat — Bangladesh election highlights

Landslide victory for BNP; Jamaat’s push falls flat — Bangladesh election highlights

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The Bangladesh Nationalist Party is heading for an overwhelming majority in the parliamentary elections in Bangladesh held since a deadly 2024 uprising.According to the latest trends, Tarique Rahman-led BNP, along with its alliance parties, is leading in 212 out of 299 seats in parliament, while the Jamaat-e-Islami-led alliance is ahead in 70 seats.BNP chairman Rahman,…

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NEW DELHI: Former chief justice of India BR Gavai told a parliamentary committee on Thursday that the simultaneous elections bill does not violate the basic structure of the Constitution.Becoming the sixth former CJI to appear before the joint committee of Parliament headed by BJP MP PP Chaudhary, Gavai said if the bill is enacted, it will affect neither the federal structure nor the democratic form of governance, making the proposed law in consonance with the basic structure, sources in the know of deliberations said.The one-nation-one-election bill, as the 129th Constitution (amendment) Bill is commonly known, only brings a change in the manner of elections once, while the structure of polls and the rights of voters remain the same.Enthused by Gavai’s backing, Chaudhary said opposition parties should join the ruling alliance in backing the bill so that the proposed law is crystallised, paving the way for synchronised Lok Sabha and assembly polls.This is in the national interest, and all parties should set aside their political interest to back the proposal, he told reporters, noting that most of the legal experts have found no constitutional error in the bill.The ex-CJI rejected the criticism that questioned Parliament’s mandate as the bill impacts states too and said the legislature has the mandate, sources added.He noted that India had held simultaneous elections till 1967.The entire bloc of opposition parties has condemned the bill as an attack on India’s federal structure and questioned govt’s arguments in its support.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosBangladesh PM Hasina Calls Elections Rigged, Urges Credible Fresh Polls, Attacks Yunus‘Modi Under Trump’s Grip’: Rahul Gandhi Hits Back At Nishikant Dubey’s Motion‘Privilege Motion’ A Code Word? Rahul Gandhi Takes Dig At Media; BJP Hits BackIndus Waters Row Deepens After Pakistan’s ‘Dewatering’ Charge On New Dam, India Dismisses ClaimDonald Trump’s Old ‘Destroy Modi’s Career’ Comment Sparks Row As India Responds With Firm MessageLamborghini Brat Walks Free Within Hours Of Arrest; BJP MP Demands Rahul’s Disqualification From LSBrazil President To Visit India With 260 Firms To Boost Trade, Push Global Governance Reform AgendaFamily of Indian Student Killed by US Officer Secures Rs 260 Crore Settlement‘Amit Shah Called Me, Then Came the Raid’: Bhupesh Baghel’s Big ChargeIndia Approves Rs 3.25 Lakh Crore Rafale Fighter Jet Deal As Air Force Seeks Squadron Expansion Plan123Photostories7 nostalgic foods and how their packaging changed over the years7 natural ways to repel mosquitoes from balconies and gardensParineeti Chopra says her comeback ‘better be in a saree’—and she definitely delivered8 baby names inspired by Bollywood’s most loved charactersFrom ‘Aashiqui 2’ to ‘Mohabbatein’: Romantic Bollywood films to watch on OTT this Valentine’s DayFrom ‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ to ‘Bandwaale’: 9 new movies and shows to watch this week on OTTHow to make classic Paneer Paratha for breakfastThe silk route: Why these 5 Indian weaves belong in every modern wardrobe8 unique dishes made with bottle gourd (lauki) for kids tiffinThese are the world’s narrowest residential buildings: Thin but iconic123Hot PicksBharat bandh todayGold Silver PricesBangladesh Elections 2026Telangana Municipal Elections ResultsIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingMyles GarrettErika KirkBad BunnyCatherine Polli Net WorthSeahawks Super Bowl paradeKayla NicoleAnthony JoshuaChloe KimCardi BMax Muncy

NEW DELHI: Former chief justice of India BR Gavai told a parliamentary committee on Thursday that the simultaneous elections bill does not violate the basic structure of the Constitution.Becoming the sixth former CJI to appear before the joint committee of Parliament headed by BJP MP PP Chaudhary, Gavai said if the bill is enacted, it will affect neither the federal structure nor the democratic form of governance, making the proposed law in consonance with the basic structure, sources in the know of deliberations said.The one-nation-one-election bill, as the 129th Constitution (amendment) Bill is commonly known, only brings a change in the manner of elections once, while the structure of polls and the rights of voters remain the same.Enthused by Gavai’s backing, Chaudhary said opposition parties should join the ruling alliance in backing the bill so that the proposed law is crystallised, paving the way for synchronised Lok Sabha and assembly polls.This is in the national interest, and all parties should set aside their political interest to back the proposal, he told reporters, noting that most of the legal experts have found no constitutional error in the bill.The ex-CJI rejected the criticism that questioned Parliament’s mandate as the bill impacts states too and said the legislature has the mandate, sources added.He noted that India had held simultaneous elections till 1967.The entire bloc of opposition parties has condemned the bill as an attack on India’s federal structure and questioned govt’s arguments in its support.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosBangladesh PM Hasina Calls Elections Rigged, Urges Credible Fresh Polls, Attacks Yunus‘Modi Under Trump’s Grip’: Rahul Gandhi Hits Back At Nishikant Dubey’s Motion‘Privilege Motion’ A Code Word? Rahul Gandhi Takes Dig At Media; BJP Hits BackIndus Waters Row Deepens After Pakistan’s ‘Dewatering’ Charge On New Dam, India Dismisses ClaimDonald Trump’s Old ‘Destroy Modi’s Career’ Comment Sparks Row As India Responds With Firm MessageLamborghini Brat Walks Free Within Hours Of Arrest; BJP MP Demands Rahul’s Disqualification From LSBrazil President To Visit India With 260 Firms To Boost Trade, Push Global Governance Reform AgendaFamily of Indian Student Killed by US Officer Secures Rs 260 Crore Settlement‘Amit Shah Called Me, Then Came the Raid’: Bhupesh Baghel’s Big ChargeIndia Approves Rs 3.25 Lakh Crore Rafale Fighter Jet Deal As Air Force Seeks Squadron Expansion Plan123Photostories7 nostalgic foods and how their packaging changed over the years7 natural ways to repel mosquitoes from balconies and gardensParineeti Chopra says her comeback ‘better be in a saree’—and she definitely delivered8 baby names inspired by Bollywood’s most loved charactersFrom ‘Aashiqui 2’ to ‘Mohabbatein’: Romantic Bollywood films to watch on OTT this Valentine’s DayFrom ‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ to ‘Bandwaale’: 9 new movies and shows to watch this week on OTTHow to make classic Paneer Paratha for breakfastThe silk route: Why these 5 Indian weaves belong in every modern wardrobe8 unique dishes made with bottle gourd (lauki) for kids tiffinThese are the world’s narrowest residential buildings: Thin but iconic123Hot PicksBharat bandh todayGold Silver PricesBangladesh Elections 2026Telangana Municipal Elections ResultsIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingMyles GarrettErika KirkBad BunnyCatherine Polli Net WorthSeahawks Super Bowl paradeKayla NicoleAnthony JoshuaChloe KimCardi BMax Muncy

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NEW DELHI: Former chief justice of India BR Gavai told a parliamentary committee on Thursday that the simultaneous elections bill does not violate the basic structure of the Constitution.Becoming the sixth former CJI to appear before the joint committee of Parliament headed by BJP MP PP Chaudhary, Gavai said if the bill is enacted, it…

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Feb 13, 2026, 08:16 IST

Feb 13, 2026, 08:16 IST

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JAIPUR: The IPL 2026 season is now just over a month away and yet the fate of Rajasthan Royals’ traditional home at Sawai Mansingh (SMS) Stadium here hangs in the balance. Stadium authorities are facing an intense race against time to address the damning findings of a recent independent audit report commissioned by the franchise,…

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Will Abhishek Sharma be fit in time? Conflicting updates fuel India-Pakistan suspense before T20 World Cup blockbuster

Will Abhishek Sharma be fit in time? Conflicting updates fuel India-Pakistan suspense before T20 World Cup blockbuster

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Abhishek Sharma (Getty Images) NEW DELHI: India’s preparations for the high-voltage T20 World Cup clash against Pakistan have been dominated by one burning question — will Abhishek Sharma be fit in time? Conflicting updates from teammates and captain have only added to the intrigue ahead of Sunday’s marquee encounter.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube…

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Indian Army Agniveer recruitment 2026 notification out for 25,000+ vacancies @joinindianarmy.nic.in; apply here

Indian Army Agniveer recruitment 2026 notification out for 25,000+ vacancies @joinindianarmy.nic.in; apply here

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Indian Army Agniveer 2026 Notification Released, CBT and Rally Details Announced Indian Army Agniveer 2026 Notification Released, CBT and Rally Details Announced Indian Army Agniveer 2026 Notification Released, CBT and Rally Details Announced Indian Army Agniveer 2026 Notification Released, CBT and Rally Details Announced Indian Army Agniveer 2026 Notification Released, CBT and Rally Details Announced…

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Let’s make it happen: Backstreet Boys are manifesting a 2027 Super Bowl Halftime Show

Let’s make it happen: Backstreet Boys are manifesting a 2027 Super Bowl Halftime Show

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Following Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl spectacle, the Backstreet Boys are eyeing the 2027 halftime show. The iconic boy band, currently in Las Vegas, expressed their desire to perform their greatest hits and signature coordinated outfits on the grand stage. This comes after they appeared in commercials for this year’s game, with AJ McLean actively campaigning…

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NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Thursday said it is high time all states rethought the constitution of the real estate regulatory authority (Rera) as the institution is doing nothing except “facilitating” defaulting builders.A bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi said the people for whom Rera was created were “completely disappointed”. “Better abolish this institution, we don’t mind that,” the CJI said. The observations came as the bench permitted the Himachal govt to shift the Rera office to a place of its choice.Better Abolish It: Bench At Hearing On HP Office Shift“…High time that all the states should revisit and rethink of even constituting this authority,” the bench said.When the bench was informed that a retired IAS officer was appointed in Rera, the CJI said, “In every state, it has become a rehabilitation centre. These authorities are all occupied by these persons.” The advocate general of Himachal told the bench that, as per a policy decision, the state is developing Palampur, Dharamshala and other cities. The CJI asked, “What is the logic of having a retired bureaucrat? How he will be able to help in developing Palampur? You need to avail services of some architect who is environment friendly, knows Palampur, Dharamshala and these areas. Only those persons will help”. The bench issued notice on a plea filed by Himachal Pradesh govt and others challenging an order of the high court in a matter pertaining to the shifting of the state Rera office from Shimla to Dharamshala. The HC had earlier stayed a June 2025 notification concerning the shifting of the Rera office till further order. Later, in its order on Dec 30, 2025, the court directed the continuance of the interim order. The top court stayed the HC’s Dec 30 direction.In its plea filed in the top court through advocate Sugandha Anand, the state said the decision to shift the office was taken to “decongest” Shimla, and it was purely on administrative considerations. An advocate, appearing for the respondent, said 90% of the projects with which the authority deals are in Shimla, Solan, Parwanoo and Sirmaur, which are within a radius of a maximum of 40km. He said about 92% of complaints pending before Rera are from these districts; only 20 projects are in Dharamshala.“The people for whom this institution was created, they are completely depressed, disgusted and disappointed. None of them are getting any effective relief. For whom this institution actually is now serving, you will find out when you meet these people,” the bench said.The top court also observed that Shimla is “completely over exhausted”. Issuing notice on the plea, the bench said, “The state is permitted to shift the office of Rera to the place of its choice. However, it shall be subject to the final outcome of the writ petition pending before the high court”.The bench was also informed that Shimla district judge hears appeals against the orders passed by Rera. To ensure those affected by the orders of Rera do not face any inconvenience visiting Shimla for filing appeals, it is directed that appellate power may be shifted to principal district judge of Dharamshala, the bench said. End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosBangladesh PM Hasina Calls Elections Rigged, Urges Credible Fresh Polls, Attacks Yunus‘Modi Under Trump’s Grip’: Rahul Gandhi Hits Back At Nishikant Dubey’s Motion‘Privilege Motion’ A Code Word? Rahul Gandhi Takes Dig At Media; BJP Hits BackIndus Waters Row Deepens After Pakistan’s ‘Dewatering’ Charge On New Dam, India Dismisses ClaimDonald Trump’s Old ‘Destroy Modi’s Career’ Comment Sparks Row As India Responds With Firm MessageLamborghini Brat Walks Free Within Hours Of Arrest; BJP MP Demands Rahul’s Disqualification From LSBrazil President To Visit India With 260 Firms To Boost Trade, Push Global Governance Reform AgendaFamily of Indian Student Killed by US Officer Secures Rs 260 Crore Settlement‘Amit Shah Called Me, Then Came the Raid’: Bhupesh Baghel’s Big ChargeIndia Approves Rs 3.25 Lakh Crore Rafale Fighter Jet Deal As Air Force Seeks Squadron Expansion Plan123Photostories7 natural ways to repel mosquitoes from balconies and gardens8 baby names inspired by Bollywood’s most loved charactersParineeti Chopra says her comeback ‘better be in a saree’—and she definitely deliveredFrom ‘Aashiqui 2’ to ‘Mohabbatein’: Romantic Bollywood films to watch on OTT this Valentine’s DayFrom ‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ to ‘Bandwaale’: 9 new movies and shows to watch this week on OTTHow to make classic Paneer Paratha for breakfastThe silk route: Why these 5 Indian weaves belong in every modern wardrobe8 unique dishes made with bottle gourd (lauki) for kids tiffinThese are the world’s narrowest residential buildings: Thin but iconic5 legendary species of Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve, and why tourists keep coming back123Hot PicksBharat bandh todayGold Silver PricesBangladesh Elections 2026Telangana Municipal Elections ResultsIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingMyles GarrettErika KirkBad BunnyCatherine Polli Net WorthSeahawks Super Bowl paradeKayla NicoleAnthony JoshuaChloe KimCardi BMax Muncy

NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Thursday said it is high time all states rethought the constitution of the real estate regulatory authority (Rera) as the institution is doing nothing except “facilitating” defaulting builders.A bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi said the people for whom Rera was created were “completely disappointed”. “Better abolish this institution, we don’t mind that,” the CJI said. The observations came as the bench permitted the Himachal govt to shift the Rera office to a place of its choice.Better Abolish It: Bench At Hearing On HP Office Shift“…High time that all the states should revisit and rethink of even constituting this authority,” the bench said.When the bench was informed that a retired IAS officer was appointed in Rera, the CJI said, “In every state, it has become a rehabilitation centre. These authorities are all occupied by these persons.” The advocate general of Himachal told the bench that, as per a policy decision, the state is developing Palampur, Dharamshala and other cities. The CJI asked, “What is the logic of having a retired bureaucrat? How he will be able to help in developing Palampur? You need to avail services of some architect who is environment friendly, knows Palampur, Dharamshala and these areas. Only those persons will help”. The bench issued notice on a plea filed by Himachal Pradesh govt and others challenging an order of the high court in a matter pertaining to the shifting of the state Rera office from Shimla to Dharamshala. The HC had earlier stayed a June 2025 notification concerning the shifting of the Rera office till further order. Later, in its order on Dec 30, 2025, the court directed the continuance of the interim order. The top court stayed the HC’s Dec 30 direction.In its plea filed in the top court through advocate Sugandha Anand, the state said the decision to shift the office was taken to “decongest” Shimla, and it was purely on administrative considerations. An advocate, appearing for the respondent, said 90% of the projects with which the authority deals are in Shimla, Solan, Parwanoo and Sirmaur, which are within a radius of a maximum of 40km. He said about 92% of complaints pending before Rera are from these districts; only 20 projects are in Dharamshala.“The people for whom this institution was created, they are completely depressed, disgusted and disappointed. None of them are getting any effective relief. For whom this institution actually is now serving, you will find out when you meet these people,” the bench said.The top court also observed that Shimla is “completely over exhausted”. Issuing notice on the plea, the bench said, “The state is permitted to shift the office of Rera to the place of its choice. However, it shall be subject to the final outcome of the writ petition pending before the high court”.The bench was also informed that Shimla district judge hears appeals against the orders passed by Rera. To ensure those affected by the orders of Rera do not face any inconvenience visiting Shimla for filing appeals, it is directed that appellate power may be shifted to principal district judge of Dharamshala, the bench said. End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosBangladesh PM Hasina Calls Elections Rigged, Urges Credible Fresh Polls, Attacks Yunus‘Modi Under Trump’s Grip’: Rahul Gandhi Hits Back At Nishikant Dubey’s Motion‘Privilege Motion’ A Code Word? Rahul Gandhi Takes Dig At Media; BJP Hits BackIndus Waters Row Deepens After Pakistan’s ‘Dewatering’ Charge On New Dam, India Dismisses ClaimDonald Trump’s Old ‘Destroy Modi’s Career’ Comment Sparks Row As India Responds With Firm MessageLamborghini Brat Walks Free Within Hours Of Arrest; BJP MP Demands Rahul’s Disqualification From LSBrazil President To Visit India With 260 Firms To Boost Trade, Push Global Governance Reform AgendaFamily of Indian Student Killed by US Officer Secures Rs 260 Crore Settlement‘Amit Shah Called Me, Then Came the Raid’: Bhupesh Baghel’s Big ChargeIndia Approves Rs 3.25 Lakh Crore Rafale Fighter Jet Deal As Air Force Seeks Squadron Expansion Plan123Photostories7 natural ways to repel mosquitoes from balconies and gardens8 baby names inspired by Bollywood’s most loved charactersParineeti Chopra says her comeback ‘better be in a saree’—and she definitely deliveredFrom ‘Aashiqui 2’ to ‘Mohabbatein’: Romantic Bollywood films to watch on OTT this Valentine’s DayFrom ‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ to ‘Bandwaale’: 9 new movies and shows to watch this week on OTTHow to make classic Paneer Paratha for breakfastThe silk route: Why these 5 Indian weaves belong in every modern wardrobe8 unique dishes made with bottle gourd (lauki) for kids tiffinThese are the world’s narrowest residential buildings: Thin but iconic5 legendary species of Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve, and why tourists keep coming back123Hot PicksBharat bandh todayGold Silver PricesBangladesh Elections 2026Telangana Municipal Elections ResultsIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingMyles GarrettErika KirkBad BunnyCatherine Polli Net WorthSeahawks Super Bowl paradeKayla NicoleAnthony JoshuaChloe KimCardi BMax Muncy

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NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Thursday said it is high time all states rethought the constitution of the real estate regulatory authority (Rera) as the institution is doing nothing except “facilitating” defaulting builders.A bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi said the people for whom Rera was created were “completely disappointed”. “Better…

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Prithviraj Sukumaran gets big directing offers; Indrajith also prepares to direct; REVEALS Mallika Sukumaran

Prithviraj Sukumaran gets big directing offers; Indrajith also prepares to direct; REVEALS Mallika Sukumaran

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Prithviraj Sukumaran has received offers to direct three major films, including one Malayalam project slated for an early release, according to his mother, Mallika Sukumaran. She also confirmed elder son Indrajith Sukumaran is preparing to direct and produce a film, with the script finalized. Both brothers are currently engaged in other acting commitments. With films…

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Parenting quote of the day: “I think a lot about teaching my kids to work hard. I’ve learned something about kids – they don’t do what you say; they do what you do.” – Jennifer Lopez |

Parenting quote of the day: “I think a lot about teaching my kids to work hard. I’ve learned something about kids – they don’t do what you say; they do what you do.” – Jennifer Lopez |

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In the grand tapestry of childhood, the threads woven by parental actions are far more impactful than any sermon. Kids internalize values like integrity, diligence, and perseverance not through admonishments, but by watching their parents navigate life. Each moment spent fulfilling daily tasks, confronting challenges, and celebrating success plants seeds of character that will blossom…

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