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Supporting LSG or GT? Sara Tendulkar’s reaction to pap’s IPL question goes viral – Watch | Cricket News

Sara Tendulkar (Screengrabs) NEW DELHI: Ahead of the IPL match between Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) and Gujarat Titans (GT) in Lucknow, Sara Tendulkar grabbed attention with her reaction to a simple question. While walking at the airport with her sister-in-law Saaniya, she was asked by a paparazzo which team she would support. Despite repeated prompts,…

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Rajasthan High Court Driver admit card 2026: Direct link to download hall tickets here

Rajasthan High Court Driver admit card 2026: The Rajasthan High Court has released the admit cards for the Driver recruitment examinations 2026 on the official website, hcraj.nic.in. Candidates appearing for the screening test can download their hall tickets from the official website, hcraj.nic.in.The screening examination is slated to be conducted on April 26, 2026, across…

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‘The Pitt’ Season 2 Finale: Shocking Medical Secrets & Heartfelt Confessions |

The Pitt’s season 2 finale is set to be an emotional rollercoaster. Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch confides in a friend about suicidal thoughts, while Dr. Baran Al-Hashimi’s hidden medical history of seizures since childhood is revealed. These shocking developments leave viewers questioning the characters’ futures and the hospital’s stability. Spoiler Alert: This article contains spoilers…

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Pluto to become 9th planet again? Nasa chief says ‘looking into it’, replies to 10-yr-old’s letter

“My Very Excellent Mother Just Served Us Nine Pizzas.” Growing up, many of us memorised the planets through playful mnemonics. Over time, however, a revised version emerged: “My Very Educated Mother Just Sent Us Nuts,” reflecting a significant change in our solar system. The poem this time ended on Neptune.Pluto, once considered the ninth planet,…

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‘Worried about it’: BBC presenter Amol Rajan considers raising children in India amid ‘big problems’ in UK

BBC presenter Amol Rajan said he is considering relocating his family to India due to what he described as “big problems” in England, during a conversation with broadcaster Gyles Brandreth on the Rosebud podcast. Rajan, who hosts BBC Radio 4’s Today programme and University Challenge, said he is “very worried” about the future of the…

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Two Indian-origin men charged in $116,000 mail fraud in Georgia, Mihir Patel used to pose as ‘David Wiiliams’

Two Indian-origin men have been charged in a phone scam and mail fraud in Georgia. Two Indian-origin men, Mihir Patel and Himanshubhai Barot, have been charged in a major mail fraud that took place in 2021 when the duo called people across the US, claiming they were from law enforcement or other organizations. They asked…

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More women in jobs: How pro-active are they in financial and tax planning?

As women continue to expand their presence in the corporate workforce, their role in managing money is evolving alongside it. In a space traditionally dominated by men, women are increasingly stepping in—investing, evaluating options and engaging with financial advice. Financial decision-making, once seen through a gendered lens, is now emerging as a practical necessity rather…

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Asian Boxing Championships: Vishvanath Suresh clinches gold as India end campaign with 16 medals | Boxing News

NEW DELHI: India ended the Asian Boxing Championships 2026 on a high, finishing second overall but with the highest number of total medals. Leading the charge was young boxer Vishvanath Suresh, who won gold in the men’s 50kg category after defeating Japan’s Daichi Iwai with a clear 5:0 verdict in the final. His performance stood…

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plaintiffs settle with trump administration reversing cuts to agency funding us libraries

Plaintiffs settle with Trump administration, reversing cuts to agency funding US libraries

A legal challenge to cost-cutting measures affecting a federal agency that funds libraries and museums across the United States has been settled, partially reversing earlier steps taken by the Trump administration.The plaintiffs, the American Library Association and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, said on Thursday that they had reached an agreement…

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