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‘Not many teams take Adil Rashid like they did’: Harry Brook lauds Nepal

Sports February 9, 2026

England beat Nepal in a close T20 World Cup match, with captain Harry Brook praising Nepal's strong batting against Adil Rashid. England's aggressive batting led by Jacob Bethell and Brook helped them score 184/7. Nepal almost pulled off an upset, but fell short by 4 runs. Despite the loss, Nepal showed determination, with Lokesh Bam's late attack keeping them in the game until the final over.

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India joins 135 nations at UN to denounce Iran’s ‘egregious’ attacks on Gulf countries

India 3 hr ago

India co-sponsored a UNSC resolution condemning Iran's attacks on Gulf states and Jordan, demanding an immediate cessation of all attacks and denouncing threats to close the Strait of Hormuz. The resolution reaffirmed support for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of affected countries and called on Iran to comply with international law. A Russian proposal failed to pass.

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The T20 World Cup victory only furthers Bumrah's status as one of the greatest cricketers India has ever produced. (PTI Photo)

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‘I started my cricket here’: Jasprit Bumrah cherishes ICC Men’s T20 World Cup win

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India became the first team to win back-to-back T20 World Cup titles and their superstar pacer Jasprit Bumrah played an integral role in both wins. Bumrah emphasised how special the 2026 win has been for him, as the final was played in Ahmedabad, where he plays his domestic cricket.

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Anurag Kashyap reveals he was grieving for years after the shelving of Maximum City.

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Anurag Kashyap breaks silence on brother Abhinav Kashyap’s controversy with Salman Khan

Entertainment 1 hr ago

Anurag Kashyap refrains from commenting on his brother's controversial statements against Salman Khan and his family, as requested by Abhinav. The court deems Abhinav's remarks as defamatory and offensive, emphasizing that freedom of speech does not permit the use of abusive language. Abhinav had earlier spoken about facing challenges while working on Dabangg.

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Perplexity Personal Computer is currently limited to Mac.

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Perplexity unveils ‘Personal Computer’, an AI agent that manages your tasks and files

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Perplexity has released Personal Computer, an AI agent that acts as a "digital proxy" and can manage tasks, files, and tools from any device. It runs on a secure Mac mini and offers features like audit trails and user approval for sensitive actions. Currently available on a waitlist basis, the company is also working on an enterprise version.

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Dipika Kakar breaks down after cancer recurrence on Shoaib Ibrahim’s vlog

Lifestyle 1 hr ago

Dipika Kakar, a cancer patient, gets emotional while discussing her upcoming blood test on her husband's YouTube vlog. A psychotherapist highlights the emotional journey of a parent with a serious illness and suggests strategies like safe emotional outlets, regulating the nervous system, and age-appropriate communication.

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Why SC ordered a ‘no fault’ compensation policy for Covid vaccine side-effects

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The Supreme Court has ordered the Centre to establish a "no-fault" compensation policy for people who experienced severe adverse effects or died after receiving Covid vaccines. The State has a constitutional duty to safeguard public health and provide compensation for serious outcomes during vaccinations, based on "no-fault liability."

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How being caught in off-spin trap led to India bringing back Sanju Samson

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Sanju Samson's resurgence was at the heart of India's 2026 T20 World Cup victory and batting coach Sitanshu Kotak has now revealed that India turned back to the 31-year-old during the tournament to beat a tactic that opposition teams seemed to have employed to neutralise their top-order.

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Doctor explains why one leg being significantly more swollen than other needs attention

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Leg swelling, also known as oedema, can be caused by lifestyle choices or underlying health problems. While mild swelling may not be a cause for concern, persistent or unexplained swelling could be a sign of a serious issue. Seek medical attention if accompanied by pain, redness, or difficulty breathing, as it could indicate conditions like deep vein thrombosis or heart failure.

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Rajendra Prasad claims MGR ‘wet his pants’ over Kantha Rao’s stardom

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Telugu actor Rajendra Prasad's recent comment about MGR at an awards ceremony has caused outrage in the Tamil film industry. Prasad claimed that MGR was intimidated by popular Telugu actor Kantha Rao, causing demands for an apology. This has been deemed disrespectful and hurtful, with prominent figures calling for a formal apology.

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Nvidia launches Nemotron 3 Super, an open model for cheaper and accurate AI agents

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Nvidia on Wednesday, March 11, unveiled its latest Nemotron AI model designed to power and scale complex agentic AI systems. The Nemotron 3 Super is a 120‑billion‑parameter, open-weight model with 12 billion active parameters. It has advanced reasoning capabilities and can be used to run autonomous AI agents that can complete tasks with efficiency and high accuracy.

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Aman Gupta castigates Shark Tank India pitcher for ‘bad pitch’; Anupam, Vineeta offer deal

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Ctruh, an AI-powered extended reality commerce studio, was pitched on Shark Tank India by founder Vinay Agastya. Vineeta and Anupam were impressed and made a deal worth Rs 1 crore for the platform that offers immersive experiences for businesses, including virtual tours for real estate. Despite concerns, they were impressed with the product and made an offer.

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South Africa's players wait for the third umpire's decision for the wicket of New Zealand's Tim Seifert during the first T20 World Cup cricket semifinal match between New Zealand and South Africa in Kolkata, India, Wednesday, March 4, 2026. (AP Photo)

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ICC says final batch of West Indies and South Africa players has flown out of India

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The ICC successfully brought back the stranded players from the West Indies and South Africa T20 World Cup teams due to the Israel-Iran conflict. The operation faced difficulties due to disrupted air travel. The teams were frustrated with the delay compared to England. The ICC thanked everyone involved for their support in safely returning the players and their families.

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Explained: How India is trying to regulate kids’ social media use — and why gaps remain

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As concerns grow over children’s use of social media and the risks accompanying it, India is finding itself relying on a patchwork of laws, regulatory frameworks and platform-led interventions to safeguard them. But experts say enforcement gaps, technological loopholes and the ease with which children can misrepresent their age continue to pose challenges.

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Kerala businessman gifts Rs 2.57 lakhs to employees after Sanju Samson’s heroics

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India’s T20 World Cup triumph over New Zealand on Sunday brought joy to cricket fans across the country. For Nithin Babu, a 37-year-old businessman from Kerala who previously lived in Bengaluru, the victory became a reason to celebrate not just personally but with the people who help run his business. Babu decided to reward the employees at his two garment stores after India clinched the title.

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As Dhurandhar re-releases, fans notice Mumbai mall in Ranveer Singh’s Pakistan scene

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The long-awaited sequel to Dhurandhar, titled Dhurandhar: The Revenge, is scheduled to release on March 19. In a unique move, the first film has been re-released in theaters globally just days before the sequel's launch. Fans have been revisiting the original and have uncovered a viral mistake in a scene filmed in Mumbai but set in Pakistan.

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‘Trump should talk to Modi’: Retired US colonel on American role in Israel-US war

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In an interview to American political activist and commentator Tucker Carlson, Douglas Macgregor, a retired colonel of the United States Army said continuous US involvement in the Israel-Iran war will lead to severe economic consequences. He also suggested US should find a mediator like Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

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I went to an Apple Store in Los Angeles, and tried the MacBook Neo

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Apple has launched the new MacBook Neo, their first budget-friendly Mac notebook, which is gaining attention for its stylish design, vibrant colors, and advanced features like the iPhone chip. While it has some limitations, the Neo is a game changer in the budget laptop market and is pushing competitors to reevaluate their approach.

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Oscars 2026: Hollywood’s biggest night on alert as FBI warns of possible Iran drone strike

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The Oscars are approaching with heightened security due to a potential drone attack by Iran on the U.S. West Coast. Local authorities are on alert while the Academy remains quiet. Despite the threat, preparations for the ceremony are still ongoing. Viewers in India can watch the live broadcast on multiple channels and streaming platforms.

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Inter Miami forward Lionel Messi leaves the field in the rain after a draw against Nashville SC in a CONCACAF Champions Cup Round of 16 soccer match, Wednesday, March 11, 2026, in Nashville. (AP Photo)

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Lionel Messi chases Cristiano Ronaldo’s 900-goal landmark — but Nashville keep him waiting

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Lionel Messi's pursuit of his 900th career goal was halted as Inter Miami tied 0-0 with Nashville SC. The 38-year-old was closely monitored and had one opportunity, but failed to score. Cristiano Ronaldo is the only other current player to reach this milestone, with 965 goals. Inter Miami coach Javier Mascherano lauded Messi's remarkable feat, scoring 899 goals in 1,140 games.

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Social media usage by minors: ‘Punjab to take up matter with Centre for rules’

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Punjab's Good Governance and Information Technology Minister Aman Arora assured the Vidhan Sabha that the state government is taking steps to safeguard children from the negative impacts of social media. Independent MLA Rana Inder Partap Singh raised concerns about addiction and harmful content, stressing the need for age-specific regulations.

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‘Blatantly false’: DHS rejects 43-hour detention claim by US citizen Sunny Naqvi

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The US Department of Homeland Security denies allegations that US citizen Sunny Naqvi was detained for 43 hours at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport. DHS claims that official records and surveillance footage prove she was processed and released within 90 minutes, contradicting the claims made by Naqvi's family and legal representatives.

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Bhooth Bangla teaser: Akshay, Paresh and Rajpal bring back Bhool Bhulaiyaa-style madness

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Bollywood’s iconic director-actor duo Priyadarshan and Akshay Kumar are reuniting after a gap of 16 years with Bhooth Bangla. On Thursday, the makers unveiled the film’s teaser, which carries strong Bhool Bhulaiyaa-like vibes. The cast features actors who were part of the 2007 hit, including Akshay Kumar, Paresh Rawal, Rajpal Yadav, and late actor Asrani.

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Bangladesh's Nahid Rana, centre, celebrates with teammates the wicket of Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan during the first one day international cricket match between Bangladesh and Pakistan in Mirpur, Bangladesh, Wednesday, March 11, 2026. (AP Photo)

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‘Shoot man who gave the gameplan’ — Pakistan out for 114 in Bangladesh’s 8-wicket win

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Bangladesh easily defeated Pakistan in the first ODI, bowling them out for 114 and chasing the target in just 15 overs. Former players Basit Ali and Kamran Akmal were disappointed and embarrassed by Pakistan's performance, with Basit calling for an end to the debate about giving youngsters time and Akmal questioning the decision to field four debutants at once.

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Why Lataa Saberwal, 50, started her fitness journey at 23

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Lataa Saberwal, the 50-year-old Vivah actor, shared her love for exercise and how it has boosted her confidence since she was 23. She also revealed her routine of weight training, yoga, and cardio for flexibility. Consultant dietitian and fitness expert Garima Goyal emphasized the importance of long-term exercise habits for strength, mobility, and health.

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When I first held the Galaxy S26 Ultra at Unpacked in San Francisco a few days ago, I found the phone’s design to be exactly the same as the S25 Ultra. In fact, for the past three generations, Samsung hasn’t changed its design language. Honestly, many average consumers decide whether to buy a phone based on how the device looks.

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‘Arshdeep didn’t need to apologise to Mitchell’: Gambhir on T20 World Cup final flashpoint

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Arshdeep Singh copped a fine for his flare-up with Daryl Mitchell in the T20 World Cup final between India and New Zealand. The fast bowler did apologise to the New Zealand all-rounder and any tension between the pair seemed to have been defused but the International Cricket Council (ICC) fined him 15 percent of his match fees and added a demerit point in Arshdeep's record.

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A German school and the untold history of Berlin’s century-old ties with Bombay

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Established in the 1960s, the Deutsche Schule Bombay (DSB International School) in Mumbai has a rich history and has remained open to students of different nationalities, teaching primarily in German. Despite challenges, it has become a symbol of resilience and internationalism for the German community in India, which has a long history dating back to the 16th century.

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WhatsApp rolls out new parent-managed accounts for pre-teens: How parents can set it up

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The new controls are designed to limit the WhatsApp experience of under-13 users to messaging and calling. After setting up a new parent-managed account, the parent or guardian will be able to decide who can contact the account and which groups they can join. Additionally, they will be able to review message requests from unknown contacts and manage the account’s privacy settings.

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Why did US sink & not capture Iranian ships? ‘It’s a lot more fun’: Trump quotes general

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One of the major aspects of the Iran vs Israel-US war in West Asia has been the bombing of ships. Between Wednesday and Thursday, at least 3 oil tankers were hit. At least 58 Iranian vessels have been sunk so far, the US has claimed. And why did the US not capture them? Well, "it's more fun", described one US general to President Donald Trump.

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China has built 72% of its Xiaokang villages near the Line of Actual Control, with 90% in Arunachal Pradesh, raising concerns about their potential for military use. They have also constructed infrastructure in Bhutanese territory. India has responded by launching the Vibrant Villages Programme to modernize its border villages and improve border infrastructure.

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Israel promotes ‘bomb shelter dating’ as creative way to connect during war

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As tensions escalate in West Asia following a new round of attacks, Israel has come up with an unusual idea to help people cope with life during frequent air-raid warnings, something it calls “bomb shelter dating”. The concept surfaced after Iran reportedly launched strikes on neighbouring Gulf countries in response to joint military action by the United States and Israel inside Iranian territory.

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NCERT introduces new Class 9 English textbook Kaveri

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NCERT has launched a new English textbook, Kaveri, for Class 9 with a focus on Indian writers and knowledge systems. It replaces old textbooks and includes 16 texts with equal representation of Indian and foreign authors, including works by Sudha Murty, Rabindranath Tagore, and Deepa Malik.

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Caught between Afghanistan and Iran wars, what are Islamabad’s options

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Pakistan's foreign policy is struggling due to tensions with the Taliban and the Iran-Saudi Arabia war. This has led to increased fuel prices and economic strain. However, Pakistan is taking advantage of the situation to improve relations with Iran and potentially gain leverage in the Gulf conflict. The ongoing conflict with Afghanistan is also taking a toll on Pakistan.

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Hansika Motwani and Sohael Khaturiya's marriage, which started with a viral proposal, has come to an end after nearly three years. The couple's divorce was granted by the Bandra Family Court in Mumbai due to an irretrievable breakdown of their relationship. Despite attempts to reconcile, they have been living separately since July 2024.

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Iran sets 3 conditions to ‘end war’ with US and Israel

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Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian reaffirmed the country's commitment to peace by discussing with Russia and Pakistan. He outlined three conditions to end the war with Israel and US, including recognition of Iran's rights, reparations, and international guarantees against future aggression.

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‘Stealth’ Pokemon hit boosts Nintendo Switch 2 momentum sentiment

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Nintendo said on Thursday it has sold more than 2.2 million copies of "Pokemon Pokopia" in the four days since launch as the game's popularity helps offset fear about Switch 2 sales momentum. Industry observers have fretted that the Switch 2 lacks high-profile ⁠games to drive sales, with spiking prices for memory chips also driving market concern about impact on profit margins.

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Atlassian to cut roughly 10% jobs in pivot to AI, Rajeev Rajan will step down as CTO

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Pentagon opens door to exempt Anthropic use beyond 6-month ramp-down, memo says

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The Pentagon has told its senior leaders that use of Anthropic's AI tools may continue beyond a previously announced six-month phase-out period if deemed critical to national security, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters. It says the exemptions can be authorized "in rare and extraordinary ⁠circumstances" and "will only be considered for mission-critical activities.

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Gastroenterologist ranks 10 common breakfast foods by their impact on gut health

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Breakfast is crucial for digestion, energy levels, and blood sugar stability, but it can also be confusing. Dr Saurabh Sethi, a gastroenterologist, ranked popular breakfast options based on their impact on gut health. Protein-rich, minimally processed foods like eggs, Greek yogurt, and oatmeal are recommended.

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Rahul Dravid took charge of the India Under-19 team after ending his illustrious playing career, guiding them to the 2018 Under-19 World Cup title with a squad that included the likes of Shubman Gill and Prithvi Shaw. (Photo Credit: Gujarat Titans/File)

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Dravid to receive BCCI Lifetime Achievement award; Gill to be named Cricketer of the Year

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Rahul Dravid will be conferred with the Col CK Nayudu Lifetime Achievement Award at the BCCI’s annual Naman Awards, scheduled to be held in Delhi on March 15. Shubman Gill will receive the Cricketer of the Year award, while Mumbai’s Ayush Mhatre will be recognised for his performances with the Lala Amarnath Award for the best all-rounder in domestic limited-overs cricket.

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War in West Asia spotlights a growing risk for Indian seafarers: Abandonment

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The ongoing conflict in West Asia has resulted in an increase in assaults on tankers and merchant ships, posing a threat to Indian sailors. The problem of seafarer abandonment is gaining prominence as many Indian seafarers are left stranded by shipowners. The root causes of this issue, including the flag of convenience system and deceitful hiring methods, are being brought to light.

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Suryakumar Yadav’s inspirational message to Sanju Samson when he was not playing

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Sanju Samson's World Cup journey started on a low note, losing his spot to Ishan Kishan after a poor performance against New Zealand. Indian skipper Suryakumar Yadav revealed their conversation, urging Samson to play for the team's success. Hardik Pandya's experience and Jasprit Bumrah's leadership helped India turn things around after a defeat to South Africa.

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Oil tankers hit in Iraq after strike near al-Faw port, at least one dead

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Multiple oil tankers were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz and near the al-Faw port in Iraq. The attacks were carried out by Iranian missiles and drones, with one crew member killed and 38 others rescued. Iraq has condemned the attacks as a violation of their sovereignty and reserves the right to take legal action.

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Aditya Dhar’s award-winning film Boond gave a peek into his raging revenge streak

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Director Aditya Dhar, known for his films Uri: The Surgical Strike and Dhurandhar, believes that the next major war will be over water. His award-winning film Boond portrays the impact of war on a mother and son who find solace by a water body. Dhar's work highlights the repetitive nature of war and its destructive consequences.

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Withdrawing life-supporting care: The procedure and the hurdles

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The Supreme Court has allowed the withdrawal of life-supporting care for Harish Rana, a 32-year-old man in a vegetative state. While India has no laws on this, draft guidelines have been released. Active euthanasia involves administering a lethal drug, while passive euthanasia involves withholding treatment.

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Explained: How the Supreme Court allowed passive euthanasia for Harish Rana

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The Supreme Court’s order allowing the withdrawal of Rana’s treatment is the first application of its passive euthanasia framework, shaped largely by rulings on end-of-life decisions rather than law.

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When Farah Khan recalled being confused for her husband’s mother

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Farah Khan, a director and choreographer, reflects on reclaiming her health after years of prioritizing work over self-care. She discusses her perspective on aging and becoming a mother at 43. She emphasizes the importance of focusing on sustainable recovery, rather than quick fixes, in the 40s and 50s.

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