Mukesh Khanna on his role in the film ‘Vishwaguru’: ‘After hearing the story, I told them that I don’t…’ |

Mukesh Khanna on his role in the film ‘Vishwaguru’: ‘After hearing the story, I told them that I don’t…’ Mukesh Khanna is all set to appear in the upcoming film ‘Vishwaguru’. The veteran actor said he chose the project because of its story and the message it carries. Khanna is known for being selective about…

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SIR under review: Former SC, HC judges to examine ‘constitutional & statutory validity’ of voter roll revision | India News

The panel will assess the SIR’s impact on eligible voters and hold public hearings to record the views of affected citizens. A panel of five former Supreme Court and high court judges has been set up by a lawyers’ body to examine the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, as the poll…

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An Oregon wheat-farming couple had 13 wind turbines placed on their land; while crops continued around them, they said the operating turbines were bringing in about $100,000 a year

In the dry, rolling hills of Sherman County, Oregon, farming continues alongside huge green energy projects. For one local wheat-growing family, having wind turbines on their land has changed their yearly finances without stopping their traditional harvest. According to a report by The Oregonian/OregonLive, Kevin McCullough and his wife, Kathryn McCullough, grow wheat on land…

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Sonal Chauhan recalls Emraan Hashmi ‘was not fully convinced’ about the iconic proposal scene in ‘Jannat’; reveals him saying, ‘bit too much’ |

Sonal Chauhan recalls Emraan Hashmi ‘was not fully convinced’ about the iconic proposal scene in ‘Jannat’; reveals him saying, ‘bit too much’ Sonal Chauhan has looked back on a memorable moment from the 2008 film ‘Jannat’. She said that Emraan Hashmi had doubts about the film’s well-known proposal scene while it was being shot. The…

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Gyanesh Kumar Resignation Protests: Protests against CEC Gyanesh Kumar: Over 700 detained in Delhi, thousands attend CJP stir in Mumbai – top developments | India News

Protesters stage a protest under the leadership of CJP Founder Abhijeet Dipke, seeking CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation over voter roll deletions at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Park, Dadar, in Mumbai (ANI Photo) NEW DELHI: Protests demanding the resignation of chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar intensified across Delhi and Mumbai on Friday, with around 700 people detained…

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New visa rules in Australia from October 2: No more visa hopping for international students, agents selling ‘false hope’ under scrutiny

New visa rules in Australia starting from October 2, 2026. Australia unveiled its new visa rules effective from October 2, 2026 which will put a stop to “permanently temporary migration” and will also crack down on visa agents and immigration lawyers who are selling “false hope” to foreigners about how they can continue to live…

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In 1972, Elton John bought his first home and named it Hercules; inside the Rocket Man’s extraordinary world of art, cars and maximalist interiors |

In 2019, Michael B. Jordan bought this $5.8 million LA home with a pool and private outdoor spaces; inside his former Hollywood Hills residence(Photo Credit: Architectural Digest) Elton John has spent more than six decades creating a visual identity that is almost as recognisable as his music. From extravagant stage costumes and towering platform shoes…

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Rahul Gandhi: Rahul Gandhi demands CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation as protests erupt in Delhi, Mumbai | India News

Rahul Gandhi hits out at Centre amid protests against CEC, invokes Mahatma Gandhi NEW DELHI: Leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Friday demanded the resignation of chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar as opposition parties, student groups and civil society organisations held protests in Delhi and Mumbai over alleged irregularities in the…

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France paid people to kill Mediterranean dolphins in 1865 to protect fisheries; a study calls it the first recorded dolphin bounty | World News

In 1865, the French government began paying people to kill dolphins in the Mediterranean Sea, offering twenty-five francs for each animal. Officials introduced the reward to protect fisheries, because fishing communities believed dolphins were emptying the sea of fish and tearing their nets. A major review of bounty programmes, published in 2026, identifies it as…

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