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Change is the only constant: Shankar on 30 years of his trio
Three decades in music is no small feat, and Shankar Mahadevan, one-third of the Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy trio, says the journey has been as much about growth as it has been about the music.
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October 06, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Dubey, Thakur shine as Vidarbha beat Rest of India
Yash Dhull smashed his way to 92 but the bowling unit of Ranji champions Vidarbha proved too good for Rest of India as they comfortably won the Irani Cup by 93 runs on Sunday.
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October 06, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
KYA UKHAAD LIYA?
Kjo slams Raanjhanaa's producers for Al-altered re-release of film
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October 06, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Calibrate dosage of drug regulation
Deaths linked to toxic contaminant in cough syrups in two states highlight the need for better regulation
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October 06, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Been missing mum more since Rohan proposed, says Anshula
Just days after we broke the news of social media personality and producer Boney Kapoor's daughter Anshula getting engaged to beau, screenwriter, Rohan Thakkar, the couple dropped heartwarming photos from the event.
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October 06, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Wangchuk seeks judicial probe into Leh violence, deaths
Activist Sonam Wangchuk, who is detained under the National Security Act (NSA), has sought an independent judicial probe into the deaths of four people during September 24 protests in Leh.
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October 06, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Indian biotech needs to lose its handcuffs
From regulatory reforms to rewarding research and discoveries instead of patient volumes treated at hospitals, the existing ecosystem needs many changes to be future-ready
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October 06, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Can the UK FTA alleviate US-tariff pain for textiles?
The US tariffs will bite India's textile sector-exports to the US stand at $10.7 billion annually, and some estimates project a 40% decline, as exports become more expensive. Given this, India's textile sector badly needs new markets. The imperative for this is spelled out by the fact that the sector contributes 2.3% to the GDP, accounts for 13% of industrial production, and comprises 12% of the country's total exports. Employing over 45 million, many of them rural women, it is second only to agriculture in terms of livelihoods. Against this backdrop, can the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), signed by India and the UK in July and expected to be implemented in early 2026, offset some of the hurt? Under CETA, the UK will eliminate tariffs on several labourintensive Indian exports, leading to significant market access gains.
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October 06, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
In Bihar's election play, final act still uncertain
Bihar is immersed in politics even in the times of festivities. For Biharis, there's no better pastime than politics.
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October 06, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Insider exclusive
Ba***ds of Bollywood, with its entertaining take on the movie industry, made me wonder why there aren't more films about movie-making. We do have some classics, and some delightful capers. Here are my top picks
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October 05, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Cultural amplification sans military conquest
On a flying visit to Colombo last week, I gave the inaugural keynote address at an international conference on the cultural footprint of India across South and South-East Asia.
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October 05, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Anshula posts pics from engagement with Rohan
Content creator and entrepreneur Anshula Kapoor has shared the first set of pictures from her Gor Dhana with fiancé, writer Rohan Thakkar.
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October 05, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
It was fun but too easy, writes Hrithik on War 2
After months of silence on the underwhelming box office showing of War 2, Hrithik Roshan has finally spoken up.
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October 05, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Spilling the tea: What should we grow, in this era of oversupply?
Steamy Secrets
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October 05, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Imprint of the people in shaping the Constitution
Contrary to the belief that it was an elite decision-making exercise by the Constituent Assembly, the Constitution-making process saw active campaigns by a cross-section of society
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October 05, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
In which Arundhati gives it those ones
Did you know Arundhati Roy has a first name which she’s dropped? She writes in her new book that when she was 18, “I dropped my firstname, Susanna. Starting then, I gradually, deliberately, transformed myself into somebody else.”
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October 05, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Paper trail
A Dutch photographer spent five years capturing life in government offices, across eight countries on five continents. There are glimpses from Siberia, Patna, parts of the US. In Liberia, there was such poverty, employees had to bring in their own desks. There's a lot hidden in each frame, Jan Banning says
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October 05, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Farhan Akhtar's family driver booked in Rs 12 lakh fuel card fraud case, admits guilt
Actor Farhan Akhtar's family driver, who worked for his mum, screenwriter Honey Irani, has been booked by the Mumbai Police in a fuel card fraud case, along with an employee of a petrol pump located near Bandra Lake.
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October 05, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
WEDDING BELLS! RASHMIKA, VIJAY ARE ENGAGED, WILL TIE THE KNOT NEXT YEAR
After years of speculation around their relationship, actors Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda are finally engaged. Vijay's team confirmed the development to us on Saturday, hours after rumours of the engagement emerged online.
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October 05, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
'DIWALI IS A TIME FOR WELCOMING NEW BEGINNINGS'
From besan ladoos to rajma chawal, actor Nikita Dutta shares her favourite festive indulgences and family rituals
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October 05, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
In Bihar, the focus is on the woman voter
It was Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi who made the announcement, on video conference, from New Delhi.
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October 05, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
The last word
His pacy crime thrillers have ushered generations of readers into the world of adult reading. His latest, End Game, wraps up the popular William Warwick series. His next will be his last, says Jeffrey Archer. What will he do when he isn't writing novels? And what has it been like, trying to keep pace with crime and detection in our world? 'Oh, I stay right up-to-date,' he says, chuckling. 'The readers mustn't know I'm 85'
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October 05, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
India’s dairy sector grew by 70% in last Il years: Amit Shah
In a push to promote the cooperative sector, Union Home and cooperatives minister Amit Shah inaugurated the newly constructed Sabar dairy plant, which was built at a cost of ₹325 crore in Rohtak. He said that the dairy sector in the country has grown by 70% in the last Il years and now itis the fastest growing sector in the world.
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October 04, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Pagodas and paradoxes
A fascinating, if depressing, read, Bertil Lintner’s The Golden Land Ablaze provides a thorough analysis of the troubles in contemporary Myanmar
4 min |
October 04, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Sending out the wrong message
It is in poor form for Opposition leaders to criticise the government on foreign shores
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October 04, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Good cinema and duty that the audiences owe
Once ina while from the mainstream Hindi cinema establishment comes a film like Homebound that leaves a gaping hole in your heart.
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October 04, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
FOUR MAJOR PSBS RAISE LIMITS FOR INVESTING IN STATE BONDS
At least four major state-owned Indian banks have increased their internal limits for investing in state bonds following discussions with the Reserve Bank of India last month, according to five treasury officials aware of the decisions.
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October 04, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
‘Children everywhere are ready to care’
The winner of the Neev Book Award on writing books on social equality and justice, and keeping hope alive
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October 04, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
Back to the future: Reimagining the world of Indian IT
The US's H-IB squeeze is a reminder of the opportunity and potential for world-class innovation for Indian IT at home even as it doubles down on existing partnerships abroad and striking new ones
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October 04, 2025
Hindustan Times Ranchi
In poll-bound Bihar, signs of politician Prashant Kishor
In Rajgir, Bihar — once the capital of the Magadha Empire—amid its hot springs, cut out caves, Buddhist monasteries and gentle undulating fields, I witnessed a dramatic and discernible shift in Indian politics.
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