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Tere Ishk Mein Music Review: Dhanush & Kriti Sanon’s Ishq Turns Zeher With AR Rahman’s Pain & Arijit Singh Raging, “Khoon Mera Ishq Mein Sharaab Ho Gaya”

Tere Ishk Mein Music Review: AR Rahman Is Dangerous Here! (Photo Credit –Instagram) What is the most dangerous form of romance? It is when you start romanticizing heartbreak and start building your sukoon around all that pain. It is walking on fire because you start falling in love with the idea of love, and you never want to leave that world. The unfulfilled love that requires the grace of letting go just escapes your thought process, and there is no coming back. It is mere destruction – an emotion that is catered brilliantly in the album of Tere Ishk…

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Stephen Schwartz on the Two New ‘Wicked: For Good’ Songs and What They Say About America, Plus Spinoff Prospects: ‘I Might Be Participating in Other Visits to Oz’

What a long, strange bubble ride it’s been. But the work of songwriter Stephen Schwartz on “Wicked” — the property he first discovered as a source novel and has led into Broadway and dual film iterations — has finally come to a close. (Or has it? More on his feelings about spinoffs momentarily.) He did […] Source link

India Regional
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Assam Enforces Strict Penalties, Jail Terms for Second Marriage

New Delhi ~ The Assam Assembly on Thursday passed a bill to ban polygamy, making it an offence which may lead to a maximum of 10 years of imprisonment, barring some exceptions. It kept people belonging to the Scheduled Tribe (ST) category and areas under the Sixth Schedule out of the purview of the legislation. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) will be implemented in Assam if he becomes the CM again after the assembly polls next year. During the passage of the Assam Prohibition of Polygamy Bill, 2025, the chief minister, who also…

World
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Suspect in Washington DC national guard shooting had ties to CIA, agency confirms

Rahmanullah Lakanwal, 29, worked with agency-backed military units during US war in Afghanistan The suspected shooter of two national guard members in Washington DC on Wednesday worked with CIA-backed military units during the US war in Afghanistan, the agency has confirmed. The alleged gunman, identified as Rahmanullah Lakanwal, 29, came to the US in September 2021 under an Operation Allies Welcome program that gave some Afghans who had worked for the US government entry visas to the US. Continue reading… Source link

India
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Top 5 equity mutual funds deliver over 30% CAGR on lumpsum investments in 3 years

The top-performing mutual funds for a three-year lumpsum horizon are dominated by value and gold-oriented schemes, all delivering strong compound returns. Despite impressive past performance, investors are advised to base decisions on risk tolerance, investment horizon, and financial goals rather than returns alone, ensuring alignment with long-term objectives and suitability Source link

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Season 4, Episode 3: Could We Find Billion-Year-Old Cholesterol?

When we search for life beyond Earth, we have to figure out what we could measure that would tell us that life was, or is, there. And the starting place for that search must be Earth itself, the only place where we know for sure that life has lived. Every rock tells a story, and so does each fatty acid called a lipid. Your cholesterol, which is part lipid and part protein, could last for billions of years, and contains the information that you are a mammal. Could we find lipids beyond Earth? NASA astrobiologist Lindsay Hays explores this…

India Regional
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Hong Kong high-rise inferno raises safety concerns in apartments in Odisha

A massive fire in Hong Kong’s northern Tai Po district has left the world shaken. The visuals from Hong Kong have triggered fear among high-rise residents in India as well, including those in Odisha. Also Read: Massive fire breaks out in Bhubaneswar’s Unit-1 Market, around 20 shops gutted The blaze, which started late last night, ripped through a 35-storey apartment building and spread rapidly to six neighbouring high-rises, reducing the structures to charred frames. More than 55 people have reportedly died, while many others are battling for survival. Over 250 residents are still missing, and the number of injured…

Technology
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OpenAI Rejects Allegations of ChatGPT’s Role in Teenager’s Suicide, Says Full Context Missing

OpenAI has rejected claims that ChatGPT contributed to a teenager’s suicide, arguing the lawsuit relied on selective excerpts of their conversations. The company says it has submitted the full transcript to provide context and noted ChatGPT repeatedly urged the teen to seek help. OpenAI cited its liability limits and said its products should not be treated as a sole… Source link

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Sally Rooney says she will be unable to publish books in UK while Palestine Action banned

Author tells high court her public support for group means her books could disappear from UK stores altogether The Irish author Sally Rooney has told the high court that she is highly unlikely to be able to publish new work within the UK while the ban on Palestine Action remains in effect because of her public support for the group. On the second day of the legal challenge to Palestine Action’s proscription, the effect on Rooney, who said her books could disappear from UK stores altogether, was held up as an example of its impact on freedom of expression.…

Politics
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Ministers set aside £75m to fix failures that caused carer’s allowance crisis

Most of money earmarked to fix ‘systemic’ problems expected to pay for officials needed to reassess overpayments Ministers have set aside £75m to fix systemic failures that caused hundreds of thousands of unpaid carers to be hit with huge bills after unwittingly breaching complex and confusing benefit rules. A damning independent review, published on Tuesday, found that outdated technology, unclear guidance and a failure of leadership by ministers and senior welfare officials had led to punitive sanctions on vulnerable families. Continue reading… Source link