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Raunaq Rajani reveals his ‘least favourite’ celebrity guest
Comedian Raunaq Rajani recently revealed that Sarah Jane Dias tops his list of least favorite guests, calling her behavior during her podcast appearance ‘extremely rude.’ Dias was promoting her web series, Kankhajura, at the time. In contrast, Rajani praised Sunny Kaushal as his favorite celebrity guest. He also took a moment to discuss his wife’s…
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CBFC cuts only 35 seconds of intimate scenes, mutes cuss words in ‘Mirzapur: The Movie’
Mirzapur: The Movie has earned an A certificate from the CBFC, allowing it a theatrical release. Key modifications were made, including the removal of around 35 seconds of intimate content, while scenes of violence remained intact. A reliable source confirmed that these edits were minimal. Fans can look forward to the long-awaited movie premiere on…
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‘Dhamaal 4’ OTT release: Here’s when and where you can watch
Ajay Devgn’s Dhamaal 4 will be available for streaming on OTT now. Though the film experienced only a moderate performance at the box office and received mixed reviews, it ultimately became the top grosser of the franchise. With an exciting treasure hunt theme and a star-studded cast, fans can enjoy this adventure from the comfort…
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In 2017, a professor found a dried coconut leaf on a walk; years later, it had inspired straws designed to replace plastic
In 2017, an innovative English professor introduced the concept of coconut leaf straws, transforming the natural resources around us. Through years of dedicated experimentation, fallen leaves evolved into a functional, eco-friendly drinking option. With properties such as antifungal and biodegradable qualities, these straws emerged as a vital solution following India’s ban on single-use plastics, promoting…
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Boy Clears GCSE Maths Early: seven-year-old aces Higher exam with Grade 8; AI tools shape homeschooling
In a stunning academic achievement, Jivyan Reddy Dhruva, a seven-year-old boy of Indian descent residing in London, excelled by passing the GCSE Higher Mathematics exam with a Grade 8 score. This accomplishment stands out as many children of his age are still engaged in primary school learning. Opting for homeschooling to meet his advanced learning…
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Karthi recalls the ‘haunting’ Sardar dialogue about ‘bottled water
Karthi reflects on a memorable line from the first Sardar film, which critiques the commercialization of bottled water and its effects. Discussing this poignant moment, he promotes the much-anticipated sequel, Sardar 2. This new installment promises to expand his spy thriller saga with intriguing new characters and is set for release on September tenth.
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10 baby names inspired by spring flowers
Spring brings a burst of colour and life as flowers begin to bloom, making it a natural source of inspiration for baby names. Floral names can capture the beauty of nature while giving parents a meaningful choice for their child. Some have been used as given names for generations, while others offer a more distinctive…
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‘Mirzapur: The Movie’ expected to have an opening of Rs 15-20 crore on day 1
Advance ticket sales for Mirzapur: The Movie are now live, sparking excitement among fans. Prices for tickets fluctuate across prominent Indian cities. Anticipated first-day earnings are projected to be remarkable. Actor Ali Fazal encourages viewers to revisit the initial six episodes of Season 1 for context. Expect thrilling power dynamics, intense violence, and deep-seated revenge…
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Why is it illegal to take sand from some beaches? The environmental and legal reasons you should know before collecting it
Removing sand from beaches carries hefty penalties due to its dire environmental consequences. Destinations like Sardinia and Hawaii impose stringent laws against the extraction of sand, pebbles, or shells, as these elements play a crucial role in combating coastal erosion and nurturing marine life. In India, rampant illegal sand mining devastates neighborhoods and ecosystems alike,…
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From a circus offer to MBBS: The inspiring story of a 3 feet tall doctor in Gujarat
Ganesh Baraiya, a man whose life began with the challenges of dwarfism, was once considered for a circus career. His father, however, made the pivotal choice to focus on education instead. After triumphing over obstacles, Baraiya excelled in NEET and achieved an MBBS degree through perseverance. Now, a medical officer in Gujarat, he exemplifies resilience…