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July 06, 2025

PM Modi, Argentina President hold delegation-level talks

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today (July 5, 2025) is holding wide-ranging talks with Argentina President Milei as he kicks off the third leg of a five-nation tour. According to the MEA, the bilateral engagement will focus on further boosting India-Argentina partnership in key areas including defence, agriculture, mining, oil and gas, renewable energy, trade and investment. Mr. Modi will also paid homage to Jose de San Martin, widely regarded as the Father of the Argentine Nation, at the Plaza de San Martin in Buenos Aires.This is the first Indian bilateral

PM Modi, Argentina President hold delegation-level talks0

1 mins

Women's Growth Is Society's Growth: Seethakka

Minister Seethakka today said the Congress government had brought a free bus scheme for women within 24 hours of coming to power.

1 mins

Minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy Launches Derma 360 World-Class Surgical and Non-Surgical Aesthetic Clinic

Derma 360, the trusted leader in advanced skin, hair, and wellness treatments, proudly announces the grand launch of its new surgical and nonsurgical aesthetic facility in Kavuri Hills, Hyderabad. This state-of-the-art clinic, the fourth branch in the region, heralds a new era of beauty and wellness solutions, officially inaugurated today by Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy, Minister for Revenue, Housing, and Information & Public Relations.Joined by esteemed dignitaries including Ramashayam Raghuram Reddy, MP, Lok Sabha Member, and MLAs Payam Venteswarulu, Tellam Venkat Rao, Jare Adinarayana, and Manohar Reddy

Minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy Launches Derma 360 World-Class Surgical and Non-Surgical Aesthetic Clinic2

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SVU Vice-Chancellor: Academic Consultant Reviews Enhance Teaching Quality"

\"\"July 5 Indian Chronicle Rayalaseema coordinator\"Sri Venkateswara University (SVU) successfully concluded an academic performance review for its working Academic Consultants, held from July 1 to July 5, 2025, at the SVU Vice-Chancellor's Chambers.

SVU Vice-Chancellor: Academic Consultant Reviews Enhance Teaching Quality"3

1 mins

Do You Only Preach Values But Not Practice Them.

\"You always try to prove you're not what you really are, says Osho. A poor man tries to look rich, while a rich man often tries to appear humble or simple. Warren Buffett, who could buy car companies, drives a secondhand car, while a low-salaried worker buys an iPhone on EMI. Osho's insight feels strikingly relevant today especially when we look at the media.

3 mins

Officials inspecting various development works.

With the cooperation of the central and state governments, officials toured various developmental and construction works sanctioned by the government in the Mandals, including the Local Body Additional Collector and the DRDO Vidya Chandana.

1 mins

Youth Urged to Stay Away from Drugs: Chandragiri DSP Prasad

Chandragiri Sub-Division DSP Prasad urged young people to stay away from intoxicants to protect their future.

Youth Urged to Stay Away from Drugs: Chandragiri DSP Prasad6

1 mins

Recruitment Rally Under Agnipath Scheme At Aoc Centre

Army recruitment rally under Unit Headquarters Quota will be held at Joginder Singh Stadium (Ex Thapar Stadium), AOC Centre, Secunderabad from July 31, 2025 to September 14, 2025 for enrolment of Agniveer General Duty (GD), Agniveer Clerk/SKT (AOC ward only), Agniveer Tradesmen 10th Std (Chef, Artisan Misc Works, Dresser & Washerman), Agniveer Tradesmen 8th Std (House Keeper) Category and Outstanding Sportsmen (Open Category).

Recruitment Rally Under Agnipath Scheme At Aoc Centre7

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ZPHS Manthani to Emerge as a Model Digital Institution: Minister D. Sridhar

\"Hon'ble Minister for IT, Industries, and Legislative Affairs of Telangana, Sri Duddilla Sridhar Babu, asserted that empowering students with contemporary technological skills is imperative in today's digital age.

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Participate and Make the Nationwide General Strike a Grand Success.

DYFI district secretary Sheik Bashiruddin has called upon the youth to actively participate and ensure the success of the nationwide general strike scheduled for July 9, expressing complete support for the strike against the anti-labour and anti-people policies being pursued by the Modi government. A DYFI district committee meeting was held at the local Sundarayya Bhavan under the leadership of district president Maddala Prabhakar. Speaking on the occasion, he said that while the government had promised to generate two crore jobs annually after coming to power, it has not only failed to deliver but also eliminated existing employment opportunities. He added that public sector enterprises were being privatized, worsening the unemployment crisis, and that the BJP and Modi were handing over public assets to corporate and private entities. He further alleged that the Modi-led BJP government was instigating communal hatred by pushing a saffronization agenda and attempting to divide people along lines of religion, caste, and region, as part of a conspiracy to alter the Constitution. He criticized the introduction of the four labour codes by the BJP government, which he claimed dismantled existing labour laws and stripped workers of their rights. He also accused the BJP and Modi of introducing black laws aimed at denying farmers fair prices and conspiring to hand over the entire agricultural sector to corporate powers. In response to these policies, he called on youth, unemployed individuals, workers, farmers, and the general public to come together and make the July 9 strike a grand success.

Participate and Make the Nationwide General Strike a Grand Success.9

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Kodanda Counters Ktr’s Remarks

The Chairman of the State Farmers' Commission M. Kodanda Reddy today countered the remarks made by BRS party working president KTR.

Kodanda Counters Ktr’s Remarks10

1 mins

Guv Presents Medical Excellence Awards

Governor Jishnu Dev Varma graced the Medical Excellence Awards—2025 as chief guest, organized by the Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS), Hyderabad District Branch, on the occasion of National Doctor's Day.

1 mins

Officials Remove Chennamaneni Ramesh’s Name From Voters’ List

State Government Whip and Vemulawada MLA Adi Srinivas has won another victory in a long legal battle against former MLA Chennamaneni Ramesh.

1 mins

President Post Is An Honour: Ramachandra Rao

“The State BJP party president post is the honour | have received for the work | have done for the party. It is not a position given to me. This is the respect given to a party worker. This is the respect given to lakhs of workers,” said the newly appointed BJP State chief Ramachandra Rao today.Rao took charge as the State party president at the party’s State office Saturday. Later, he spoke to the media. He said the BUP was a party with 45 lakh workers. He said there was a sacrifice of many party workers. He revealed that BJP was a party with 14 crore members across the country.

1 mins

Gau Katha Revived As Powerful Medium For Cow Protection & Dharma

Through Gau Katha, the next generation learns not just history, but humility, said Radhakrishna Maharaj, a well-known Gau Katha Expert.

2 mins

16-year-old dies after drinking soft drink laced with poison, uncle arrested for murder in Mumbai

Mumbai murder case, 19-year-old kills nephew, minor murdered by uncle, Mumbai police murder arrest, family dispute murder Mumbai,As per police, he broke down and confessed to having killed the minor. (File photo) The Mumbai police arrested a 19-year-old man for allegedly murdering his 16-year-old nephew as the latter was allegedly ‘ignoring him’ and not answering his calls.Senior inspector Anagha Satavase said on June 28, when the minor did not return home, his family members started looking for him and approached police. Next day, his body was found at his uncle's residence, who too was vomiting and complaining of stomach ache. He was also rushed to the hospital.

16-year-old dies after drinking soft drink laced with poison, uncle arrested for murder in Mumbai15

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Tgswreis Cautions Public Against Middlemen Cheating On Gurkul Admissions

The Telangana Social Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society (TGSWREIS), Hyderabad, issued a public caution following alarming reports of fraudulent practices by middlemen claiming to secure admissions into its Gurukulam schools.

2 mins

Seen outside BJP leader’s house in Rajkot, public benches with Surat inscription spark political row in Gujarat

Surat to Rajkot benches controversy, Surat public benches outside BJP leader house, AAP allegations on BJP Gujarat, MLA grant benches Surat, The controversy began on Friday evening, when AAP Corporator of Surat Municipal Corporation's (SMC) ward no. 17, Vipul Suhagiya, uploaded photos and videos of six benches parked outside the main gate of a house. (Express photo)Six public benches, having allegedly travelled a distance of 450 kilometres from Surat to Rajkot, have become a cause of political controversy in Gujarat.Spotted outside the house of a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader in Rajkot’s Old Pipaliya village, the inscription on these stone benches indicate they are from Surat. While the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) alleged that the benches, which were to be allotted to the citizens of Surat, had reached directly to Rajkot, a minister in Gujarat government said the benches were old and insisted that they were still being used for the public.The AAP, meanwhile, said it would approach the Surat district collector, seeking action in the matter.

Seen outside BJP leader’s house in Rajkot, public benches with Surat inscription spark political row in Gujarat17

1 mins

Cmd Balram Presents Certificates To Singareni’s First Women Rescue Team

Singareni CMD N. Balram has called upon the women rescue team of Singareni to prove their capabilities in rescue operations and to deliver the best services with skill, hard work, and dedication.

1 mins

Earth trapping heat has doubled in 20 years

How do you measure climate change? One way is by recording temperatures in different places over a long period of time.

Earth trapping heat has doubled in 20 years19

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Abrasion marks found around neck, body of student, says medical report

Kolkata Police personnel at the law college where the alleged rape took placeKolkata Police personnel at the law college where the alleged rape took place. The medical report of the 24-year-old student allegedly raped inside a law college campus in Kolkata has confirmed several abrasion marks on her body and said that “sexual assault cannot be ruled out”.

Abrasion marks found around neck, body of student, says medical report20

1 mins

Emergency: The betrayal that we must never forget, never repeat

It is tempting to believe that the national Emergency is history—done and dusted.

Emergency: The betrayal that we must never forget, never repeat21

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'If found guilty, he should get maximum punishment': Father of Monojit Mishra, prime accused in Kolkata rape case, speaks out

Two days after Monojit Mishra was arrested in the Kolkata law college rape case, his father is still coming to terms with the news that his son has been accused of raping and assaulting a 24-year-old student for hours.A priest from Kalighat, Mishra’s father (name withheld on request) said he was ashamed after hearing the news. “We stay ina 6 x 8 ft room. We worked so hard and rose from the lower Strata of society to make him a lawyer. Itis hard to believe that my son has done it,” he said, speaking to The Indian Express over the phone.

'If found guilty, he should get maximum punishment': Father of Monojit Mishra, prime accused in Kolkata rape case, speaks out22

1 mins

How Pune nurtured the 'parachute woman of India'

When India announced the launch of Operation Sindoor against Pakistan, Pune-based Smita Yeole was out of the country. What she saw stirred her in a deeply personal way, for Smita was in the business of manufacturing a product closely linked to war: parachutes.

How Pune nurtured the 'parachute woman of India'23

3 mins

Delhi drugs control department cracks down on sale of fake cholesterol medicines

The Delhi drugs control department recently uncovered a multilevel distribution network involved in the sale and circulation of spurious Rosuvas F 20 tablets, a prescription drug used to manage cholesterol and triglyceride levels, officials said on Friday.

1 mins

Security guard of Kolkata law college where student was raped held, fourth arrest in case

The Kolkata police Saturday arrested the security guard of a law college in the city in connection with the alleged rape of a 24-year-old student inside its campus on Wednesday.

1 mins

Man stabbed to death after his scooter 'grazes' 3 pedestrians in Delhi's Shahdara

A man was stabbed to death Friday night after the scooter he was riding allegedly grazed three pedestrians in the Geeta Colony area of Shahdara, the Delhi Police said on Saturday.

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Stark difference in labour costs pushes Maharashtra farmers to grow illegal HTBt cotton variety

Over the last few years, Laximant Kauthankar has refrained from using genetically modified cotton variety, commonly known as Bt cotton, and has completely switched to using the unauthorised Herbicide Tolerant Bt (HTBt) cotton.

2 mins

40 kg of waste in 2.5 hours: How Pune Ploggers helped clean city after Palkhi processions

Following the Palkhi processions of Sant Tukaram Maharaj and Sant Dnyaneshwar Maharaj near Shaniwar Wada on June 21, a group of 17 volunteers from Pune Ploggers, a nonprofit organisation, conducted a cleanup drive in the area.

2 mins

Karnataka HC declines to quash proceedings against man in ‘suicide abetment’ case following live-in partner’s death

Refusing to quash the criminal proceedings, the court stated, \" ...the contents of the phones, the FSL report and the testimonies recorded, do not allow this Court to step into the shoes of the trial Court.Refusing to quash the criminal proceedings, the court stated, \" ...the contents of the phones, the FSL report and the testimonies recorded, do not allow this Court to step into the shoes of the trial Court.

2 mins

As KSHEC flags 'violations', St Joseph's University defends programme expansion, calls govt report a 'misreading of norms'

St Joseph's University has refuted allegations made by the Karnataka State Higher Education Council (KSHEC) that it violated state norms by launching new academic programmes and admitting excess students without government approval.

2 mins

Prada acknowledges Kolhapuri chappals as inspiration after fashion show backlash

Following the backlash after featuring footwear strongly resembling Kolhapuri chappals, Italian fashion house Prada has acknowledged that it was inspired by the Indian handcrafted footwear.

Prada acknowledges Kolhapuri chappals as inspiration after fashion show backlash31

2 mins

Benjamin Netanyahu rejects report that Israeli soldiers have orders to shoot at Palestinians seeking aid

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Israel Katz emphatically rejected a report in the left-leaning Israeli daily Haaretz on Friday (June 27, 2025), which claimed Israeli soldiers were ordered to shoot at Palestinians approaching aid sites inside Gaza.

Benjamin Netanyahu rejects report that Israeli soldiers have orders to shoot at Palestinians seeking aid32

3 mins

Practising equality in constitutional courts

Recently, the Supreme Court of India decided to refix the methodology and the criteria for designating lawyers as senior lawyers.

Practising equality in constitutional courts33

5 mins

What is next for Iran’s nuclear programme?

After its recent airstrikes against Iran's facilities in Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan, the U.S. has been claiming it has set back the Islamic Republic's nuclear weapons ambitions by decades and nullified the country’s ability to make a nuclear weapon of mass destruction (WMD).

What is next for Iran’s nuclear programme?34

4 mins

Adolescent health needs renewed focus in the time of climate change: report

The health and wellbeing of adolescents across the world has reached a tipping point, a Lancet Commission report has found, with focus on obesity, overweight, and mental disorders as significant causes for concern.

Adolescent health needs renewed focus in the time of climate change: report35

4 mins

Thousands mourn in streets of Tehran for top Iranian military commanders, scientists killed in Israeli strikes

Dubai: Thousands of mourners lined the streets of downtown Tehran on Saturday for the funeral of the head of the Revolutionary Guard and other top commanders and nuclear scientists killed during a 12-day war with Israel. The caskets of Guard's chief Gen. Hossein Salami, the head of the Guard's ballistic missile program, Gen Amir Ali Hajizadeh and others were driven on trucks along the capital's Azadi Street as people in the crowds chanted: \"Death to America\" and \"Death to Israel.\"

Thousands mourn in streets of Tehran for top Iranian military commanders, scientists killed in Israeli strikes36

2 mins

Disrupting the chalkboard: How peer-led learning can close learning gaps

There is a strong case for disruption. Classrooms today look much like they did a century ago—rows of desks, teacher at the front, and one-way instruction.

Disrupting the chalkboard: How peer-led learning can close learning gaps37

4 mins

Pakistan welcomes Court of Arbitration's ruling on Jammu and Kashmir hydroelectric project

Pakistan on Saturday welcomed the ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague over two hydroelectric projects in Jammu and Kashmir and indicated its readiness for talks with India on issues relating to Indus Waters Treaty.

Pakistan welcomes Court of Arbitration's ruling on Jammu and Kashmir hydroelectric project38

2 mins

Odisha govt reminds RDCs, collectors of protecting tribal land rights

Odisha government has directed all Revenue Divisional Commissioners and District Collectors to review the issue of safeguarding land rights of tribals in scheduled areas of the State and controlling and checking transfer of their immovable properties as per Odisha Scheduled Areas Transfer of Immovable Property (OSATIP) (by Scheduled Tribes) Regulation, 1956.The Revenue and Disaster Management Department in the latest communication reminded the key authorities pertaining to 13 districts about their role in protecting tribal land rights.

Odisha govt reminds RDCs, collectors of protecting tribal land rights39

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Scrapping of ‘no-detention’ policy for Classes 5 and 8 leads to debate in Karnataka

The withdrawal of the ‘no-detention’ policy for Classes 5 and 8, paving the way for schools to fail students who are unable to clear year-end exams, has been opposed by many educationists in the State.

Scrapping of ‘no-detention’ policy for Classes 5 and 8 leads to debate in Karnataka40

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When school is a trolley ride, river and a trek away in this Uttarakhand village

The closest way out of Pithoragart 's Gharuri village is an open green trolley, which takes its occupants nearly 150 metres across the Gori Ganga

When school is a trolley ride, river and a trek away in this Uttarakhand village41

4 mins

Hasina's son claims Yunus govt weaponising judiciary for carrying out 'political witch hunt'

Sajeeb Wazed, son of deposed Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, has accused the Muhammad Yunus led interim government of “weaponising the judiciary” for carrying out a “political witch hunt” against the Awami League leadership.Mr. Wazed's allegations, as a long post on X, came two days after the interim government on Monday (December 25, 2024) said it has sent a diplomatic note to New Delhi seeking Ms. Hasina's extradition from India.

Hasina's son claims Yunus govt weaponising judiciary for carrying out 'political witch hunt'42

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The fiscal evolution of Odisha in the last two decades

From being one of the most fiscally stressed States at the turn of the millennium, Odisha has become among the least indebted State by the end of FY24. A recent article in the Reserve Bank of India's State Finances: A Study of Budgets analyses Odisha's fiscal journey from 2000 to 2024. This was the time when Naveen Patnaik, who is now the Leader of the Opposition, was Chief Minister of Odisha. According to the RBI article, the passage of the Odisha Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Act (OFRBMA) in 2005 marked a decisive shift in the State's financial journey. The article divides Odisha's journey into four phases: 1) FY01-FY05: high debt-era; 2) FY06-FY14: debt consolidation through rule-based fiscal policy; 3) FY15-FY20: prioritising capital expenditure; 4) FY21-24: pandemic to the present.

The fiscal evolution of Odisha in the last two decades43

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Gurugram engineer falls asleep at the wheel, rams into 2 men: How sleeplessness affects your brain

A night's lack of sleep of less than six hours has been found to impair vigilance, reduce reaction time and decrease decision-making abilities.

Gurugram engineer falls asleep at the wheel, rams into 2 men: How sleeplessness affects your brain44

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Meat sector boom: Share in farm output rises 2.5 pc points to 7.5% in a decade

India’s meat sector boomed in the last decade, with its share in the value of agriculture sector output increasing to 7.5 per cent in 2023-24 from 5 per cent in 2011-12 when measured in constant prices, according to data from the statistics ministry released on Friday.

Meat sector boom: Share in farm output rises 2.5 pc points to 7.5% in a decade45

2 mins

Love petting dogs and cats? Watch out for this microbe that causes cyst and mimics TB symptoms

When 17-year-old Manirul Beg from Haldia came to Delhi a year ago, hoping to get herself treated for tuberculosis, little did she realise that she had been misdiagnosed.

Love petting dogs and cats? Watch out for this microbe that causes cyst and mimics TB symptoms46

1 mins

India's oil imports from US surged over 270% in first four months of year

India imported 6.31 million tonnes of US crude in January-April, sharply up from 1.69 million tonnes in the year-ago period. India’s oil imports from the US jumped over 270 per cent year-on-year in the first four months of 2025, underscoring Delhi's strategy of enhancing American imports amid trade pact negotiations and diversifying its sources of crude oil in a volatile geopolitical and geo-economic environment.Negotiations between India and the US for an interim trade deal by July 9 have entered their final phase.

India's oil imports from US surged over 270% in first four months of year47

2 mins

India's traditional textiles could hold key to sustainability amid fast fashion trends

Increasing affordability among consumers has seen the branded segment of India's apparel sector grow by over 15 per cent every year over the last decade or so, with the market being disrupted by various forces such as foreign firms, e-commerce, and ever-changing fashion cycles even as clothes are being purchased faster than ever before.

India's traditional textiles could hold key to sustainability amid fast fashion trends48

3 mins

After Bihar plant loco export to the Republic of Guinea, BLW dispatches locos to Mozambique

Amid the Indian Railways’ push for export of rail equipment, the Banaras Locomotive Works (BLW) has exported two locomotives to Mozambique. Officials said that the export was done as per the major contract awarded by Mozambique Railways (CFM) for manufacturing and supply of 10 diesel locomotives.

After Bihar plant loco export to the Republic of Guinea, BLW dispatches locos to Mozambique49

1 mins

West Indies skipper Roston Chase on umpiring decisions during 1st WI vs AUS Test: ‘So many questionable calls’

Chase Australia's captain Pat Cummins celebrates dismissing West Indies' captain Roston Chase, right, on day two of the first cricket Test match at Kensington Stadium in Bridgetown, Barbados, Thursday, June 26, 2025. (AP Photo/Ricardo Mazalan) West Indies skipper Roston Chase was upset about the umpiring controversy during the Test match. Third umpire in the game, Adrian Holdstock, did make a few questionable umpiring decisions, which the Coach of the West Indian side, Darren Sammy, was also critical of.

1 mins

Carlos Alcaraz, tour-leading grass courter, vs Jannik Sinner, who has to prove he isn't one-dimensional

The 22-year-old defended his French Open title in epic fashion, producing one of the great comebacks in tennis history, to win a fifth Major title last month.

3 mins

Priyadarshini, new star of Indian women’s football

HYDERABAD: Raw talent is how coach Crispin Chettri defines 22-year-old Priyadharshini Selladurai, the Indian women's national team’s newest goalscorer.Two goals in three matches for the country, but she hasn't yet made a first Xl appearance in the Indian Women’s League. That's not a statement you hear every day. But her hard work in training and performances in games have made Chettri fully agree with his decision to give her a first national team call-up.

Priyadarshini, new star of Indian women’s football52

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India aim to extend winning run against Timor Leste in AFC Women's Asian Cup 2026 Qualifiers

After a thumping opening day victory, the Indian senior women's team will look to continue the winning momentum in the AFC Women's Asian Cup 2026 Qualifiers when they take on Timor Leste on Sunday at the 700th Anniversary of Chiang Mai Stadium in Thailand .The match will be streamed live on Changsuek YouTube Channel and Thai Women’s Football Facebook Page.

India aim to extend winning run against Timor Leste in AFC Women's Asian Cup 2026 Qualifiers53

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Jofra and Jasprit, the speed guns without speed breakers destined to make cricket great again

England’s foremost cricket pundit Nasser Hussain thinks Jofra Archer should sit out the Edgbaston Test but train with the team — bowling at nets, jogging during breaks, getting his body Test match ready. Last Sunday, Archer, England's very own Jasprit Bumrah, played a first-class game after 1,500 days.Finally, fit to play the longer format, he bowled 18 overs for Sussex and got a wicket. If you are a 150kph bowler with a sparkling red-ball history that was enough to get a Test recall. But Hussain advises caution, he wants Archer to press restart at Lord's, ironically the Test Bumrah is expected to return to, after his likely miss of the second Test that starts on July 2.

Jofra and Jasprit, the speed guns without speed breakers destined to make cricket great again54

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How a 1989 Malayalam film examined the aftermath of the state's repression of a helpless individual

Hours before the evening bus is supposed to arrive, the old man has seated himself at his usual spot, waiting for his son to come home as promised.

How a 1989 Malayalam film examined the aftermath of the state's repression of a helpless individual55

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Debt-ridden Amitabh Bachchan promised to return every penny he owed, made Jaya Bachchan a guarantor, recalls Aanjjan Srivastav

Amitabh Bachchan went through a rather tough phase professionally in the 1980s and the 1990s.

Debt-ridden Amitabh Bachchan promised to return every penny he owed, made Jaya Bachchan a guarantor, recalls Aanjjan Srivastav56

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'Ours is the last generation to believe life's not only about loving your parents': Sudhir Mishra on rebellion being at the heart of his films

The filmmaker Sudhir Mishra talks about using the Emergency as a backdrop in his film Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi and his new series, Summer of 76, to pay a heartfelt tribute to youth, curiosity and dissent. Your film 'Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi' (2005) had the Emergency as a backdrop as does your upcoming eight-part series 'Summer of '76’. How do you look back at the events of those days?

'Ours is the last generation to believe life's not only about loving your parents': Sudhir Mishra on rebellion being at the heart of his films57

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Inside Saif Ali Khan's Rs 800 crore Pataudi Palace that sprawls across 10 acres: 150 rooms, lush gardens designed by the man behind Delhi's Connaught Place

Saif Ali Khan was born a nawab to Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi and film actor Sharmila Tagore, and he inherited the Pataudi Palace after his father’s death.

Inside Saif Ali Khan's Rs 800 crore Pataudi Palace that sprawls across 10 acres: 150 rooms, lush gardens designed by the man behind Delhi's Connaught Place58

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