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  • What is the ‘paid girl scam’? How dating app users are being targeted in Bengaluru, metros

    A rising trend in Indian metro areas reveals a shady scam targeting lonely hearts on dating apps. Individuals swayed by charming profiles are often lured to pubs for what seems like promising dates, only to find themselves confronted with exorbitant bills as the encounter abruptly ends. With scammers disappearing and causing financial turmoil, increasing awareness…

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  • Vande Bharat Timings Change: two trains leave 10 minutes earlier; from Sept 2, 2026

    Starting September 2, 2026, two Vande Bharat trains from Varanasi will have altered departure times, leaving ten minutes earlier than before. The Varanasi-Ranchi Express will now depart daily at 3:55 pm, while the Varanasi-Deoghar service will leave each morning at 6:10 am. Passengers traveling to Jharkhand should take note to ensure they don’t miss their…

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  • Anderson Shares Garden Tour: Pamela Anderson calls it self-soothing; fans see post-Hollywood therapy

    Pamela Anderson recently gave her followers a glimpse into her thriving vegetable garden on Vancouver Island. A delightful social media video highlighted the lush produce and colorful flowers flourishing on her estate. This newfound gardening hobby blossomed following her return to the family property, providing a therapeutic outlet that she likens to a peaceful meditation.…

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  • How a tea break saved 5 Chhattisgarh friends from Nepal floods

    Five friends from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, narrowly escaped Nepal’s flash floods on August 26. A planned tea break in Malekhu town saved them from the washed-away bridge. They witnessed vehicles and debris swept away by the Trishuli river’s powerful current. Local authorities and an Indian helpline assisted the stranded group for two days. The friends returned…

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  • When Shah Rukh Khan recalled his father’s emotional story behind avoiding the valley

    Shah Rukh Khan shared a personal story about his father’s wish to visit Kashmir. He avoided the region for years, respecting his father’s desire to see it together. Filmmaker Yash Chopra’s decision to shoot ‘Jab Tak Hai Jaan’ there changed his plans. This allowed Khan to finally experience Kashmir with emotional significance. The film marked…

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  • Nepal floods: Little boy seen carrying his younger sister in search of parents

    Nepal is currently grappling with severe flooding, leaving many individuals missing. A heartbreaking video depicts a boy heroically carrying his sister amid the chaos. The floods have left thousands of children in desperate need of humanitarian aid, with schools in ruins and many families displaced.

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  • ‘Toxic’ BO Day 6 [LIVE]: Yash and Kiara Advani film eyes Rs 225 crore domestic net

    ‘Toxic: A Fairytale For Grown-Ups’ continues to hold strong at the box office as it moves into its sixth day of release, even as collections settle into the more modest pace typical of a film’s second week. Having comfortably crossed the Rs. 200 crore domestic mark and edged toward Rs. 300 crore worldwide, Yash’s gangster…

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  • Aparna Sen recalls how loneliness inspired ‘36 Chowringhee Lane’ character

    Aparna Sen’s directorial debut ’36 Chowringhee Lane’ turns 45. She drew Ms Stoneham’s character from a lonely Anglo-Indian teacher she knew in school. Frustrated as an actor, Sen wrote the English script in her mid-30s. Discouraged by others, she consulted Satyajit Ray, who encouraged her and suggested Shashi Kapoor as producer.

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  • Akshay Oberoi on landing a role in ‘Toxic’: ‘Thanks to…’

    The path to his role in ‘Toxic’ started with director Geetu Mohandas, who was impressed by Akshay Oberoi’s performance in ‘Fighter’. A suggestion from her daughter led to the actor’s audition, where he channeled ‘Godfather’ influences to demonstrate his skills in English. His dedication during the audition not only astounded the director but also turned…

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  • Boy Survives Nepal Floods: 8-year-old climbs trees to escape torrent; reunion follows days later

    In the wake of a catastrophic flood in Rasuwa, Nepal, eight-year-old Zoyal Ghale was miraculously found alive after days of uncertainty. His mother, Matti Maya Tamang, had feared the worst for her two sons. Thanks to the diligence of Reuters reporters, they were joyfully reunited at a Kathmandu hospital. This heartwarming moment stands out against…

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