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‘We know who we are’: Ian McKellen voices motivational words in ‘Love Letter to England,’ ahead of a FIFA knockout match |

Ian McKellen voices ‘Love Letter to England’ to motivate fans ahead of a FIFA knockout match. Image Credits: Instagram Sir Ian McKellen, the veteran British actor, enthusiastically shared motivational words for England’s football team ahead of their Round of 32 match in the FIFA World Cup 2026. Attempting to reunite fans, the 83-year-old star lent…

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India Gst Collections: GST revenue grows 13.9% in June, collections touch Rs 1.94 lakh crore

The latest collections were higher than the Rs 1,71,105 crore recorded in June 2025 India’s gross Goods and Services Tax (GST) collections rose 13.9 per cent year-on-year to Rs 1,94,812 crore in June 2026, driven largely by a sharp increase in tax revenues from imports, according to provisional data released by the finance ministry on…

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‘Don’t want to look like America’: 5 reasons why Europe is against air conditioners despite melting summers

Europe heatwave: Why residents are skeptical about ACs As Europe reels under increasingly intense heat waves with temperatures crossing 40 degrees, one question continues to puzzle visitors from warmer parts of the world — Why are so many homes, schools and even hospitals still without air conditioning?A report by The Wall Street Journal explores the…

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‘Long queues at petrol stations’: How Ukraine’s drone strikes are hitting Russia’s fuel supply

Signs reading in Russian “We are sorry, the equipment is temporarily out of service” are seen on gas pump nozzles at a Gazprom Neft gas station in Moscow (AP photo) Russia is facing an unprecedented fuel shortage after months of Ukrainian drone strikes damaged oil refineries and disrupted supplies, leading to fuel rationing, long queues…

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Hardik Pandya trade: CSK enter the race; seven franchises express interest | Cricket News

Hardik Pandya is set to leave Mumbai Indians. New Delhi: Hardik Pandya has become one of the most sought-after players since the all-rounder decided to leave Mumbai Indians (MI) after the five-time champions’ disastrous campaign in the 2026 Indian Premier League (IPL).The race to sign the 32-year-old has intensified, and TimesofIndia.com can confirm that seven…

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TNEA rank list 2026 released at tneaonline.org: 53 candidates secure perfect 200 cut-off, counselling begins July 13

TNEA rank list 2026 released: The Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA) 2026 rank list has been officially released on July 1, 2026. Minister P. Viswanathan announced the rank list on Wednesday, covering 2,36,017 applicants who registered for admission to undergraduate engineering programmes across Tamil Nadu.This year’s rank list witnessed an impressive performance from candidates, with…

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Mustapha Zahid: Pakistani singer Mustapha Zahid reacts as Amaal Mallik recreates ‘Awarapan’ songs for sequel; ‘Borders are dangerous but so is love’ | Hindi Movie News

Pakistani singer Mustapha Zahid reacted after Amaal Mallik recreated Awarapan’s ‘To Phir Aao’ as the title track for sequel Awarapan 2, calling it his career-best. Mustapha responded warmly, saying “borders are dangerous but so is love.” The Emraan Hashmi-starrer, also featuring Disha Patani and Shabana Azmi, releases 14 August. ‘Awarapan’, released in 2007, achieved cult…

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‘More important than a World Cup’: Mbappe pays emotional tribute to Deschamps after coach’s mother’s death | Football News

France’s Kylian Mbappe celebrates with his coach Didier Deschamps after scoring a goal. (AP Photo) France captain Kylian Mbappé paid an emotional tribute to head coach Didier Deschamps after the veteran manager returned to the touchline following the death of his mother, as Les Bleus defeated Sweden to book their place in the FIFA World…

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Fukushima nuclear disaster forced more than 150,000 people to flee and turned towns into ghost towns, but one man went back to save the animals: Meet Naoto Matsumura |

More than 150,000 people were forced to abandon their homes after the Fukushima nuclear disaster struck Japan in March 2011, transforming once-bustling towns into eerie ghost towns almost overnight. Families fled with only the essentials, believing they would soon return, but many never did. In the rush to escape the radiation, thousands of pets and…

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