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Smriti Mandhana eyes T20 world record as Kohli-Rohit comparisons grow

Indian women’s cricket star Smriti Mandhana is being discussed for a possible T20 world record, but official confirmation of the specific record remains necessary.

Rohit Sharma’s ODI double-century record remains challenging for Virat Kohli

Rohit Sharma remains the only batter with three ODI double centuries, a world record that presents a major challenge for Virat Kohli.

Yuzvendra Chahal Recalls Frightening Incident of Being Hung From 15th Floor

Indian cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal’s statement about being hung from the 15th floor has drawn attention, but full details and context are still awaited.

After Many Rejections, Hema Malini Became Bollywood’s Enduring Dream Girl

Veteran actress Hema Malini overcame early rejections to become Bollywood’s Dream Girl, earning fame through films, dance, direction, production and politics.

Techzeal Info prepares to expand beyond its solar EPC business

Techzeal Info Private Limited has begun preparations to expand beyond its traditional solar EPC business as part of its next growth strategy.

Smriti Mandhana’s First Statement After Taking Over as Team Captain

Indian women’s cricket star Smriti Mandhana is in focus over a statement attributed to her after being given the responsibility of captaincy.

Sunny Leone shares loving birthday message for daughter Nisha Kaur Weber

Bollywood actress Sunny Leone shared a loving social media message for adopted daughter Nisha Kaur Weber on her birthday, drawing attention from fans.

Prithvi Shaw and Akriti reunite weeks after engagement breakup reports

Indian cricketer Prithvi Shaw and actress Akriti Agarwal are again in discussion after reports claimed they came together weeks after engagement breakup reports.

Rainstorm destroys tent of hunger-striking JNU students at Sabarmati T-Point

Heavy rain and a storm damaged the tent of JNU students on hunger strike at Sabarmati T-Point, injuring two students, according to media reports.

Aamir Khan’s niece shows injury marks after Mumbai detention in video

Aamir Khan’s niece Zayn Marie Khan shared a video showing injury marks after being detained during a Mumbai protest on October 10.

Tanushree Dutta Responds To Trolling, Says He Should Go To Hell

Bollywood actress Tanushree Dutta responded to trolling after Nana Patekar’s reported death, saying alleged past wrongdoings should not be forgotten.

Right to Protest Matters, But Law Must Also Be Followed

The Jantar Mantar protest dispute highlights the need to protect the democratic right to peaceful dissent while respecting law, public order and citizens’ rights.

Anthropic Sets New Rules on Abusive User Conduct Toward Claude

Anthropic has updated its Claude use policy, banning repeated abusive conduct toward the AI chatbot and tightening rules on political deception, weapons software and surveillance.

Follow this timetable to crack JRF in your first attempt

For UGC NET-JRF aspirants, a planned timetable, regular revision, mock tests and balanced preparation for Paper 1 and Paper 2 are key to success.

Akshara Singh’s ‘Mere Duble Piya’ crosses 50 million views online

Akshara Singh’s Bhojpuri song ‘Mere Duble Piya’ has crossed 50 million views on digital platforms, with her playful round look winning viewers’ hearts.

Cristiano Ronaldo accuses coach of breaking promise over Norway match

Cristiano Ronaldo has accused coach Jorge Jesus of failing to keep a promise to play him for 30 minutes against Norway, while apologising for leaving Portugal’s training camp.

Major Controversy Escalates Over Arrest of Nurses Protesting in Chennai

A dispute has escalated in Chennai after nurses protesting near Rajarathinam Stadium alleged that five representatives called for talks at the Tamil Nadu Secretariat were arrested.

Asthma patients should take these precautions during changing weather conditions

In changing weather, asthma patients should protect themselves from cold air, pollution and allergens, follow prescribed medicines and inhalers, and maintain a balanced diet.

29% of Indians use rice remedy for water-damaged phones, study says

A consumer study by OneAssist and Hansa Research found that 29 per cent of people in India use rice to try to fix water-damaged smartphones.

Report: 29 Percent Indians Try Rice Fix for Water-Damaged Phones

A joint OneAssist and Hansa Research report says 29 percent of Indians tried placing water-damaged phones in rice, while experts warn against relying on the method.