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Best Mobiles Under Rs. 40,000 in India: From Redmi Turbo 5, to OnePlus Nord CE 6 and More
At the sub-Rs. 40,000 price point, one would expect a more premium-feeling and functioning smartphone. Sadly, this is not the case of mid-range to premium devices in 2026 because of the ongoing memory crisis, which has seen prices rise drastically. From dual rear cameras to budget processors, the sub-Rs. 40,000 segment is going through quite…
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Chromebook vs Windows Laptop: Which One Should You Buy in India?
Chromebooks and Windows laptops are designed for different needs. While Chromebooks are ideal for web browsing, online learning and everyday productivity, Windows laptops offer broader software compatibility for professional work, gaming and content creation. This guide explains the key differences between ChromeOS and Windows, highlights which platform is better suited to different users and recommends…
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IIM Indore Hosts Women Leadership Programme To Build Future Leaders
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Indore hosted a two-day Residential Women Leadership Development Programme, organised by the Indore Management Association (IMA), bringing together women professionals from across the country to strengthen their leadership skills through experiential learning and interactive sessions. Held under the theme Leadership Comes from Vision, Not Position, the…
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Why Celebrity Weddings Have Become The Internet’s Biggest Obsession
The internet broke twice this summer. First on July 3, when Madison Square Garden turned into a wedding venue for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, its billboards lighting up purple with the words “JUST MARRIED” for anyone standing on West 31st Street to see. Then, two days later, halfway across the world in a quieter…
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Music Director Advait Nemlekar On Crafting Unforgettable Background Music For Films And Web Series
When you work with diverse filmmakers, and in varied genres and languages, you need a rock-solid foundation to sustain. And it is to this lucky factor that Advait Nemlekar, 37, modestly attributes his career of 20 years. He has been low-profile to a fault, whether as a background score composer or as a tunesmith. The…
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The Odyssey Box Office Collection Day 2: Christopher Nolan’s Film Starring Matt Damon Sees Growth, Inches Closer To ₹50 Crore in India
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, featuring an ensemble cast including Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson and Zendaya, is an epic adaptation of Homer’s ancient Greek poem The Odyssey. Released on July 17, the film registered a healthy jump at the Indian box office on its second day after a strong opening day and…
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Flash Floods Hit Jammu & Kashmir’s Rajouri, Hundreds Evacuated As Rivers Overflow
Rajouri/Jammu, Jul 19: Rajouri town was hit by flash floods following incessant overnight rainfall, forcing hundreds of residents to move to safer locations as floodwaters inundated low-lying areas, including the new bus stand early Sunday, officials said. Dozens of vehicles were swept away or submerged after overflowing rivers breached their banks, causing widespread disruption, the…
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Madhya Pradesh Political Punch: In A Dilemma, Discussions Over Candidate, Lack Of Research, Worried Minister & More
Friend indeed! The role of a minister, among the three leaders sent to Datia after the announcement of a candidate by the BJP for the by-election for damage control, has stirred up discussions. The BJP workers went ballistic in Datia for not giving a ticket to their leader. The party then sent a deputy chief…
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Charcha Time: How Safe Is Your Home?
Bengaluru women’s allegation that a delivery agent entered her home despite being denied permission has sparked a concern about safety, consent, and accountability in the gig economy. Satya Tirtharaj Ghosal moderates a debate on convenience and its repercussions on a day-to-day basis Siddhartha Ghosh, Criminal Advocate Residents have the legal right to control access to…
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Would You Wear Trash? India’s New Fashion Trend Might Surprise You
Ranju Sable is at work well before the residents of swanky high-rises and commercial towers stirs awake. Dressed in a fading cotton saree with feet jammed into scuffed rubber slippers and a wiry back drooping under an oversized sack, all bearing scars of umpteen repairs, she prowls the upmarket Mumbai neighbourhood, rummaging through overflowing bins…