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‘He lost so many people’: Zubeen Garg’s wife opens up on the singer’s biggest fear before death and personal losses | Hindi Movie News

Six months post Zubeen Garg’s tragic passing, his wife has disclosed his longstanding dread of time, possibly exacerbated by his recent emotional struggles. Once classified as an accidental death in Singapore, the case is now stirring controversy as an SIT investigates it as a potential homicide, fueled by the Chief Minister’s suspicions. The search for…

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‘Not the moment for rumour-mongering’: Oil minister Hardeep Puri assures fuel supplies amid Middle East conflict | India News

Hardeep Singh Puri speaks in Lok Sabha during Budget session of Parliament Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas Hardeep Singh Puri told Lok Sabha on Thursday that India remains well prepared to manage disruptions in global energy supplies triggered by the ongoing West Asia conflict, assuring lawmakers that domestic fuel availability and power generation…

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Child Vaccination Penalties Uae: UAE News: New draft law proposes fines of up to Dh20,000 for parents who refuse child vaccinations

Parents or guardians in the UAE who fail to ensure their children receive mandatory vaccinations could face fines of up to Dh20,000, under a new draft law approved by the Federal National Council (FNC). The proposal is part of broader efforts to strengthen the country’s legal framework for preventing and controlling infectious diseases, according to…

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Donald Trump Tariffs: US ‘unfair trade’ probe on India, China and 14 others: What Washington is looking into

After the Supreme Court dealt a major blow to US President Donald Trump by striking on his strong tariff tool, the administration has launched fresh investigations into what it calls “unfair trade policies” by 16 key trading partners, including major economies like India, China and Japan.The move comes just a month after Trump revised his…

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T20 World Cup Controversy: Pakistan’s Salman Mirza denies ‘misbehaviour’, sends legal notice to journalist | Cricket News

Salman Mirza (AP Photo/K.M. Chaudary) Pakistan fast bowler Salman Mirza has taken legal action after reports claimed he misbehaved with a woman during the T20 World Cup 2026 in Sri Lanka. The pacer sent a legal notice to a Pakistani news outlet and a journalist, calling the allegations “false, malicious, and highly defamatory.”The reports alleged…

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Trump administration proposes rule requiring federal fund recipients to certify absence of DEI programmes

Trump administration moves to restrict DEI at federally funded institutions The administration of Donald Trump has proposed a new federal rule that could require institutions receiving government funding — including schools and universities — to certify that they do not run diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility (DEIA) programmes that the government considers discriminatory.According to a…

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Priyadarshan admits ‘one’ mistake while showing Shah Rukh Khan’s stardom in Irrfan Khan’s ‘Billu’: ‘Screenplay became loose’ |

Filmmaker Priyadarshan reflected on his 2009 film ‘Billu’, admitting he added too many songs, which weakened its screenplay. He said portraying Shah Rukh Khan’s stardom needed no effort. Priyadarshan now reunites with Akshay Kumar for the horror-comedy Bhooth Bangla, releasing April 10, 2026, followed by Haiwaan with Saif Ali Khan. Feted filmmaker Priyadarshan is set…

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Manager awarded £12k after taking boss to court over being left out of social media tribute |

Darren Cooper awarded £12k after taking his Sainsbury’s boss to court for being left out of social media tribute A long-serving Sainsbury’s store manager has been awarded nearly £12,000 after an employment tribunal found he was unfairly treated when his boss left him out of a social media post celebrating male leaders in the company….

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‘We are simply not ready’: US says its military cannot escort vessels in Strait of Hormuz right now

The United States military is not yet ready to escort commercial oil tankers through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, as its resources are currently focused on operations against Iran, US energy secretary Chris Wright said on Thursday.Speaking to CNBC, Wright said the US military’s immediate priority is targeting Iran’s offensive capabilities and the industries…

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