July 28, 2026
IISc study finds ultrasound can selectively destroy oral cancer cells

IISc study finds ultrasound can selectively destroy oral cancer cells

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IISc Researchers Rashmita Luha (left) and Ajay Tijore (right) | Credit: IISc BENGALURU: Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have found that low-frequency ultrasound can selectively kill oral cancer cells while leaving healthy cells largely unharmed, raising the possibility of a less invasive treatment for one of India’s most common cancers.Oral cancer remains…

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Russia Drone Attack: Russia Launches Deadliest Drone and Missile Strike on Kyiv, Killing at Least 27 | World News

Russia Drone Attack: Russia Launches Deadliest Drone and Missile Strike on Kyiv, Killing at Least 27 | World News

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Russia attack on Ukraine (Zelenskyy X) Russia launched its deadliest attack on Ukraine’s capital this year early Thursday, killing at least 27 people, injuring 91 others, and damaging around 130 buildings across the city. 74 missiles and 496 drones were launched by Russia overnight, the Ukrainian air force said.Thick plumes of smoke blanketed parts of…

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Takaichi has previously expressed her love for metal music NEW DELHI: Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, on her visit to India, was seen trying her hand at the Indian classical string instrument, Santoor. A video shared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his Instagram account shows the self-confessed “metal-head” strumming the percussion instrument.The PMO shared the video with the caption, “Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi trying her hand at Indian music!”The video begins with PM Modi handing over the mallets, known as ‘mezrabs’, to the Japanese PM, who then proceeds to gently glide across the instrument to play out the notes. The hall then burst into applause in appreciation of Takaichi’s cultural exchange, which followed a luncheon at the Hyderabad House. Watch As Takaichi Arrives In Delhi, Why India Refuses To Take Sides In The Japan-China StandoffJapan PM Takaichi has been on a 3-day visit to India dating from July 1 to July 3. She attended the 16th India-Japan annual summit along with the India-Japan economic forum on Thursday. Following the diplomatic exchange, the two Prime Ministers had a cultural interaction, which also highlighted Takaichi’s inclination towards music.In an earlier public appearance, Takaichi had shared an anecdote about having been a part of a high-school metal band as a drummer. She has also been a lifelong fan of British heavy metal legends like Deep Purple and Iron Maiden.Japanese media have also highlighted Takaichi’s passion for motorcycles, reporting that she enjoys riding Kawasaki’s Z400GP and has travelled solo across Japan. Her interest in hard rock reportedly began in elementary school after being introduced to the genre by a music college student who taught her piano.Takaichi joined PM Modi during the virtual inauguration of Maruti Suzuki’s fourth manufacturing facility in Kharkhoda, Haryana.During the event, PM Modi affectionately referred to her as his “choti behan” (younger sister), a gesture she reciprocated by saying the two had agreed to take India-Japan ties forward “as brother and sister.”The Japanese Prime Minister also took to her own Instagram to share snippets of her cultural interaction with PM Modi, especially during the dinner hosted for her at the Hyderabad House. She expressed her gratitude for the hospitality and warm welcome and expressed optimism for elevated India-Japan ties.She shared images with the caption, “I was invited to the dinner hosted by Prime Minister Modi. In a warm atmosphere different from the meeting venue, I was able to have an open and honest discussion with Prime Minister Modi not only about India-Japan relations and the international situation, but also about the culture, food, and mutual feelings towards each other’s countries, which deepened our personal trust even further.”She further added, “I am deeply grateful for India’s rich food culture and Prime Minister Modi’s warm hospitality. Building on the trust we have developed with Prime Minister Modi, we will continue to elevate Japan-India relations to even greater heights in the coming year on the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries.”Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosHardeep Singh Puri Busts Ethanol Fuel Myths, Says Mileage Drop Is Minor And Insurance Remains ValidOmar Abdullah Questions Backlash Over India-Pak Talks, Says RSS Favours Dialogue TooUnesco Warns Pakistan Over ‘Reconstructions’ At Taxila, Threatens Danger ListNHAI Under Fire As Delhi-Dehradun Expressway Develops Major Potholes 3 Months After Inauguration’Insult To Shivaji, Bhagat Singh’: CJP Founder Dipke Demands ACP’s Suspension Over Library RowMission Aagaman Explained: How Vikram-1 Could Make Indian Space History60-Year-Old Mumbai Man Dies After Falling Into Open Manhole, 4 BMC Officials SuspendedIndian Navy’s INS Trikand Thwarts Piracy Attempt On India-Bound Vessel In Gulf Of AdenWest Bengal Passes Tough Public Order Laws: What The Recovery And Preventive Detention Bills MeanJapan PM Takaichi In India: Top 10 Items On The Agenda As She Meets PM Modi123PhotostoriesWhat would you do? 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Takaichi has previously expressed her love for metal music NEW DELHI: Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, on her visit to India, was seen trying her hand at the Indian classical string instrument, Santoor. A video shared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his Instagram account shows the self-confessed “metal-head” strumming the percussion instrument.The PMO shared the video with the caption, “Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi trying her hand at Indian music!”The video begins with PM Modi handing over the mallets, known as ‘mezrabs’, to the Japanese PM, who then proceeds to gently glide across the instrument to play out the notes. The hall then burst into applause in appreciation of Takaichi’s cultural exchange, which followed a luncheon at the Hyderabad House. Watch As Takaichi Arrives In Delhi, Why India Refuses To Take Sides In The Japan-China StandoffJapan PM Takaichi has been on a 3-day visit to India dating from July 1 to July 3. She attended the 16th India-Japan annual summit along with the India-Japan economic forum on Thursday. Following the diplomatic exchange, the two Prime Ministers had a cultural interaction, which also highlighted Takaichi’s inclination towards music.In an earlier public appearance, Takaichi had shared an anecdote about having been a part of a high-school metal band as a drummer. She has also been a lifelong fan of British heavy metal legends like Deep Purple and Iron Maiden.Japanese media have also highlighted Takaichi’s passion for motorcycles, reporting that she enjoys riding Kawasaki’s Z400GP and has travelled solo across Japan. Her interest in hard rock reportedly began in elementary school after being introduced to the genre by a music college student who taught her piano.Takaichi joined PM Modi during the virtual inauguration of Maruti Suzuki’s fourth manufacturing facility in Kharkhoda, Haryana.During the event, PM Modi affectionately referred to her as his “choti behan” (younger sister), a gesture she reciprocated by saying the two had agreed to take India-Japan ties forward “as brother and sister.”The Japanese Prime Minister also took to her own Instagram to share snippets of her cultural interaction with PM Modi, especially during the dinner hosted for her at the Hyderabad House. She expressed her gratitude for the hospitality and warm welcome and expressed optimism for elevated India-Japan ties.She shared images with the caption, “I was invited to the dinner hosted by Prime Minister Modi. In a warm atmosphere different from the meeting venue, I was able to have an open and honest discussion with Prime Minister Modi not only about India-Japan relations and the international situation, but also about the culture, food, and mutual feelings towards each other’s countries, which deepened our personal trust even further.”She further added, “I am deeply grateful for India’s rich food culture and Prime Minister Modi’s warm hospitality. Building on the trust we have developed with Prime Minister Modi, we will continue to elevate Japan-India relations to even greater heights in the coming year on the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries.”Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosHardeep Singh Puri Busts Ethanol Fuel Myths, Says Mileage Drop Is Minor And Insurance Remains ValidOmar Abdullah Questions Backlash Over India-Pak Talks, Says RSS Favours Dialogue TooUnesco Warns Pakistan Over ‘Reconstructions’ At Taxila, Threatens Danger ListNHAI Under Fire As Delhi-Dehradun Expressway Develops Major Potholes 3 Months After Inauguration’Insult To Shivaji, Bhagat Singh’: CJP Founder Dipke Demands ACP’s Suspension Over Library RowMission Aagaman Explained: How Vikram-1 Could Make Indian Space History60-Year-Old Mumbai Man Dies After Falling Into Open Manhole, 4 BMC Officials SuspendedIndian Navy’s INS Trikand Thwarts Piracy Attempt On India-Bound Vessel In Gulf Of AdenWest Bengal Passes Tough Public Order Laws: What The Recovery And Preventive Detention Bills MeanJapan PM Takaichi In India: Top 10 Items On The Agenda As She Meets PM Modi123PhotostoriesWhat would you do? 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Takaichi has previously expressed her love for metal music NEW DELHI: Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, on her visit to India, was seen trying her hand at the Indian classical string instrument, Santoor. A video shared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his Instagram account shows the self-confessed “metal-head” strumming the percussion instrument.The PMO shared…

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Priyanka Chopra shares hilarious toddler observation; parents can totally relate: ‘If a toddler puts a sticker on you’

Priyanka Chopra shares hilarious toddler observation; parents can totally relate: ‘If a toddler puts a sticker on you’

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Priyanka Chopra shares hilarious toddler observation; parents can totally relate: ‘If a toddler puts a sticker on you’ Priyanka Chopra once again grabbed attention on social media, this time with a light-hearted update that left fans smiling. The actor shared a quirky Instagram Story featuring a humorous “fact check” about toddlers that instantly resonated with…

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Explained: Why Croatia’s 103rd-minute equaliser against Portugal was ruled out after VAR review

Explained: Why Croatia’s 103rd-minute equaliser against Portugal was ruled out after VAR review

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Croatia’s Igor Matanovic (20) reacts (AP Photo/Sam Balkansky) NEW DELHI: Croatia’s dramatic stoppage-time equaliser against Portugal at the 2026 FIFA World Cup was ruled out after a lengthy VAR review, a decision that ultimately proved decisive in their heartbreaking exit from the tournament.The controversy unfolded in the 103rd minute of the Round of 32 clash…

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Indian embassy demands ‘thorough investigation’ from Venezuela after seafarer’s body returned with missing organs The Indian Embassy in Venezuela has sought a thorough investigation into allegations that the organs of Indian sailor Rakesh Chauhan were removed before his mortal remains were repatriated to India.In a statement issued on Thursday (local time), the Embassy of India in Caracas said it has been pursuing the matter with Venezuelan authorities since the allegations surfaced. “The Embassy of India, Caracas has sought a thorough investigation by Venezuelan authorities on the desecration and removal of organs of the mortal remains of late Shri. Rakesh Chauhan. Mission has continued to pursue this matter with the concerned local authorities since the incident came to light,” the embassy said.The embassy’s statement came days after Chauhan’s family alleged that he died under suspicious circumstances while working aboard a vessel in Venezuela and claimed that his body was returned to India without several internal organs.Speaking to ANI, Chauhan’s wife, Ranjana, alleged that the company employing her husband had failed to provide any clear explanation about his death. “My husband had gone to work on a ship; he was murdered there, and his organs were removed. To this day, they haven’t given us a proper report, despite our repeated requests. They didn’t even return his personal belongings; they wouldn’t even speak to us properly; the company representatives were dismissive,” she said.She said the family decided to conduct a second post-mortem after the body reached India. “We were just expecting the body to arrive. When we had a second post-mortem done here, the report revealed that not a single organ remained in the body. We lodged complaints everywhere, with the Ministry of External Affairs in Delhi and other relevant authorities, but nothing came of it… I last spoke to him on 6 May… I think it was only two or three hours after he left for duty that my father-in-law received a call saying there had been an accident and that they were taking him to the hospital,” she added.The allegations came into public eye when it were taken up by the Forward Seamen’s Union of India (FSUI), which claimed that the post-mortem conducted in India found no internal organs in Chauhan’s body. According to the union, the brain, heart, both lungs, kidneys, liver, spleen, pancreas, stomach, intestines, thyroid, hyoid bone, larynx and trachea were all reportedly missing.In a statement, the FSUI said: “SHOCKING CASE — Indian Seafarer Rakesh Chauhan reported dead in Venezuela. Mortal remains sent back to his hometown in Uttar Pradesh without any autopsy report or details from Venezuelan authorities. Family demanded re-autopsy. The official Post-Mortem Report conducted in India reveals a horrifying truth: NOT A SINGLE ORGAN was found in the body.”The union has urged the Ministry of External Affairs and the Indian Embassy in Venezuela to intervene in the matter. It also alleged discrepancies in the paperwork related to the repatriation of Chauhan’s body, claiming the receipt for the mortal remains carried an incorrect name and that the vessel mentioned in his employment agreement did not match the one on which he was deployed.Venezuelan authorities have not publicly responded to the family’s allegations. The Indian Embassy said it continues to pursue the matter with the concerned authorities.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosHardeep Singh Puri Busts Ethanol Fuel Myths, Says Mileage Drop Is Minor And Insurance Remains ValidOmar Abdullah Questions Backlash Over India-Pak Talks, Says RSS Favours Dialogue TooUnesco Warns Pakistan Over ‘Reconstructions’ At Taxila, Threatens Danger ListNHAI Under Fire As Delhi-Dehradun Expressway Develops Major Potholes 3 Months After Inauguration’Insult To Shivaji, Bhagat Singh’: CJP Founder Dipke Demands ACP’s Suspension Over Library RowMission Aagaman Explained: How Vikram-1 Could Make Indian Space History60-Year-Old Mumbai Man Dies After Falling Into Open Manhole, 4 BMC Officials SuspendedIndian Navy’s INS Trikand Thwarts Piracy Attempt On India-Bound Vessel In Gulf Of AdenWest Bengal Passes Tough Public Order Laws: What The Recovery And Preventive Detention Bills MeanJapan PM Takaichi In India: Top 10 Items On The Agenda As She Meets PM Modi123PhotostoriesWhat would you do? 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Indian embassy demands ‘thorough investigation’ from Venezuela after seafarer’s body returned with missing organs The Indian Embassy in Venezuela has sought a thorough investigation into allegations that the organs of Indian sailor Rakesh Chauhan were removed before his mortal remains were repatriated to India.In a statement issued on Thursday (local time), the Embassy of India in Caracas said it has been pursuing the matter with Venezuelan authorities since the allegations surfaced. “The Embassy of India, Caracas has sought a thorough investigation by Venezuelan authorities on the desecration and removal of organs of the mortal remains of late Shri. Rakesh Chauhan. Mission has continued to pursue this matter with the concerned local authorities since the incident came to light,” the embassy said.The embassy’s statement came days after Chauhan’s family alleged that he died under suspicious circumstances while working aboard a vessel in Venezuela and claimed that his body was returned to India without several internal organs.Speaking to ANI, Chauhan’s wife, Ranjana, alleged that the company employing her husband had failed to provide any clear explanation about his death. “My husband had gone to work on a ship; he was murdered there, and his organs were removed. To this day, they haven’t given us a proper report, despite our repeated requests. They didn’t even return his personal belongings; they wouldn’t even speak to us properly; the company representatives were dismissive,” she said.She said the family decided to conduct a second post-mortem after the body reached India. “We were just expecting the body to arrive. When we had a second post-mortem done here, the report revealed that not a single organ remained in the body. We lodged complaints everywhere, with the Ministry of External Affairs in Delhi and other relevant authorities, but nothing came of it… I last spoke to him on 6 May… I think it was only two or three hours after he left for duty that my father-in-law received a call saying there had been an accident and that they were taking him to the hospital,” she added.The allegations came into public eye when it were taken up by the Forward Seamen’s Union of India (FSUI), which claimed that the post-mortem conducted in India found no internal organs in Chauhan’s body. According to the union, the brain, heart, both lungs, kidneys, liver, spleen, pancreas, stomach, intestines, thyroid, hyoid bone, larynx and trachea were all reportedly missing.In a statement, the FSUI said: “SHOCKING CASE — Indian Seafarer Rakesh Chauhan reported dead in Venezuela. Mortal remains sent back to his hometown in Uttar Pradesh without any autopsy report or details from Venezuelan authorities. Family demanded re-autopsy. The official Post-Mortem Report conducted in India reveals a horrifying truth: NOT A SINGLE ORGAN was found in the body.”The union has urged the Ministry of External Affairs and the Indian Embassy in Venezuela to intervene in the matter. It also alleged discrepancies in the paperwork related to the repatriation of Chauhan’s body, claiming the receipt for the mortal remains carried an incorrect name and that the vessel mentioned in his employment agreement did not match the one on which he was deployed.Venezuelan authorities have not publicly responded to the family’s allegations. The Indian Embassy said it continues to pursue the matter with the concerned authorities.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosHardeep Singh Puri Busts Ethanol Fuel Myths, Says Mileage Drop Is Minor And Insurance Remains ValidOmar Abdullah Questions Backlash Over India-Pak Talks, Says RSS Favours Dialogue TooUnesco Warns Pakistan Over ‘Reconstructions’ At Taxila, Threatens Danger ListNHAI Under Fire As Delhi-Dehradun Expressway Develops Major Potholes 3 Months After Inauguration’Insult To Shivaji, Bhagat Singh’: CJP Founder Dipke Demands ACP’s Suspension Over Library RowMission Aagaman Explained: How Vikram-1 Could Make Indian Space History60-Year-Old Mumbai Man Dies After Falling Into Open Manhole, 4 BMC Officials SuspendedIndian Navy’s INS Trikand Thwarts Piracy Attempt On India-Bound Vessel In Gulf Of AdenWest Bengal Passes Tough Public Order Laws: What The Recovery And Preventive Detention Bills MeanJapan PM Takaichi In India: Top 10 Items On The Agenda As She Meets PM Modi123PhotostoriesWhat would you do? 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Indian embassy demands ‘thorough investigation’ from Venezuela after seafarer’s body returned with missing organs The Indian Embassy in Venezuela has sought a thorough investigation into allegations that the organs of Indian sailor Rakesh Chauhan were removed before his mortal remains were repatriated to India.In a statement issued on Thursday (local time), the Embassy of India…

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Lamine Yamal and Cristiano Ronaldo The FIFA World Cup 2026 has entered its decisive phase, with the 48-team field rapidly shrinking to just 16 nations as the Round of 16 gets underway this weekend. Every knockout match now carries the weight of history, with one team’s dream ending and another moving a step closer to…

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‘Triggerukke Trigger-a,’ Shakthi Vasu hits back at trolls with fitness transformation

‘Triggerukke Trigger-a,’ Shakthi Vasu hits back at trolls with fitness transformation

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Actor Shakthi Vasu has chosen to respond to social media trolls positively by focusing on his fitness transformation instead of the criticism surrounding his appearance. The actor recently became the subject of online discussions after a song from his upcoming film Anali drew comments about his physique and look. Rather than reacting negatively, Shakthi has…

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Unhappy with Wall Street’s love for AI stocks, Michael Burry links it to big spending announced out of Korea; says: I see that as the beginning of the end because …

Unhappy with Wall Street’s love for AI stocks, Michael Burry links it to big spending announced out of Korea; says: I see that as the beginning of the end because …

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America’s biggest investor, Michael Burry who is known for predicting the 2008 housing crash and expanded his bearish wagers against the AI stock rally. According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, Burry’s latest positions include shorts on Tesla, Caterpillar, Applied Materials, and an ETF tracking semiconductor makers (SOXX). The bets are structured to…

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He cracked NEET with AIR 55, became an AIIMS doctor, then topped GATE AI with AIR 1 — meet the doctor redefining the future of healthcare

He cracked NEET with AIR 55, became an AIIMS doctor, then topped GATE AI with AIR 1 — meet the doctor redefining the future of healthcare

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An AIIMS doctor, an IIT Madras graduate and GATE AIR 1—all before turning 30, meet Nikhil Sadineni (Photo: LinkedIn) Most students spend years preparing for either medicine or engineering. Very few dare to pursue both. And fewer still manage to excel in each. But Nikhil Sadineni has done exactly that—turning what many would consider an…

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Top 5 reasons to watch ‘Alpha’: Alia Bhatt’s action avatar; First female-led YRF spy film; Hrithik Roshan’s cameo and more

Top 5 reasons to watch ‘Alpha’: Alia Bhatt’s action avatar; First female-led YRF spy film; Hrithik Roshan’s cameo and more

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Top 5 reasons to watch ‘Alpha’: Alia Bhatt’s action avatar; First female-led YRF spy film; Hrithik Roshan’s cameo and more Bollywood’s spy universe is set to enter a new phase with Alpha, its first female-led spy thriller.Starring Alia Bhatt and Sharvari in the lead roles, the film shifts the spotlight to two women navigating a…

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Asics Shoes Compensation :Asics running shoes worth Rs 6,499 lost sole in a month; consumer panel orders refund, compensation |

Asics Shoes Compensation :Asics running shoes worth Rs 6,499 lost sole in a month; consumer panel orders refund, compensation |

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NEW DELHI: A consumer commission in Chandigarh has directed Asics India to refund the price of a pair of defective running shoes and pay compensation, after holding the company guilty of deficiency in service and unfair trade practice.The Chandigarh District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission ordered a refund of Rs 6,499 — the price paid for…

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‘Please don’t assume,’ Parthiban urges fans to STOP guesswork over viral ‘curse’ message | Tamil Movie News

‘Please don’t assume,’ Parthiban urges fans to STOP guesswork over viral ‘curse’ message | Tamil Movie News

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Actor-director R. Parthiban has stepped in to clear the air after his recent interview about a hurtful message he received following the demise of his mentor, filmmaker K. Bhagyaraj, triggered widespread speculation online. His emotional revelation led many on social media to guess the identity of the person behind the message, with some even naming…

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