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'I cannot hear or speak, but I will be happy to assist': Passenger's encounter with deaf and mute airport employee wins hearts online

A heartwarming airport encounter has captured the internet's attention. A passenger shared a video of Afjal, an IndiGo employee who is deaf and mute, expertly assisting travelers at baggage check-in. The video highlights Afjal's professionalism and cheerful demeanor, proving that effective communication transcends spoken words. Social media users lauded Afjal's dedication and praised the airline for its inclusive hiring practices, sparking a wider conversation about creating more accessible workplaces.
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"Bahut zaruri hai chote bhai ka exam hai": Cop's plea to truck drivers for stranded student wins hearts on social media

A heartwarming video captured a police officer's dedication as he stopped trucks on a highway to help a stranded boy reach his crucial exam on time. After several rejections, he found a driver heading towards the exam center, personally ensuring the boy boarded and wished him luck. This act of humanity resonated widely on social media, earning praise for the officer's concern and resourcefulness.
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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi dubbed 'almost unplayable' as England receive major warning

England faces a significant challenge if teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi debuts against them, according to former spinner Graeme Swann. Swann described the young batter as "almost unplayable" and noted that few bowlers have found success against him. While England's bowlers will be tested, Jofra Archer might possess an edge due to his IPL experience with Sooryavanshi. The highly anticipated debut follows Sooryavanshi's stellar IPL 2026 season.
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India-Bangladesh cricket ties back on track? BCB's media rights tender sparks hope

India and Bangladesh are poised to resume cricketing ties with a six-match white-ball series in September. The Bangladesh Cricket Board has initiated the process by floating a tender for media rights, signaling a potential thaw in relations after a year of strain. This development follows earlier postponements and diplomatic complexities, with the series tentatively scheduled to begin in early September.
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After Stokes' retirement, Brook says he'd 'be happy to take' Test captaincy

England's Test captaincy is up for grabs following Ben Stokes' retirement. White-ball skipper Harry Brook has emerged as a strong contender, expressing his eagerness to lead the team in the longest format, calling it the 'pinnacle' of the game. Brook also backed Joe Root's temporary captaincy during the recent New Zealand series, emphasizing his invaluable contribution to English cricket.
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Russia turns to India for gasoline as fuel shortages deepen after Ukrainian strikes

The Kremlin said on Tuesday that it was in discussions with several countries about importing fuel at acceptable prices. One industry source said India has already shipped at least 60,000 metric tonnes of gasoline to Russia. Another source said two cargoes, each carrying between 30,000 and 40,000 tonnes, have been dispatched.
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Degrees of denial: Paris blames US for climate change in heated exchange

A transatlantic debate ignites as Paris blames America's heavy air conditioning use for contributing to Europe's heatwave deaths. While the US mocks France's lack of AC, experts highlight America's significant emissions. The article contrasts this with the US's own struggles with extreme heat and a dismissive attitude towards climate science, underscoring the urgent need for sustainable cooling solutions.
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Sony is killing physical discs: All new PlayStation games go digital-only from January 2028

Sony is killing the physical PlayStation disc. From January 2028, every new game, third-party titles included, goes digital-only, though boxes with download codes will still sell in stores. It follows GTA 6's disc-free launch and the driveless PS5 Pro, with digital already near 80% of Sony's sales. Collectors and resellers lose out, and whether the PS6 gets a disc drive is still unconfirmed.
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'Our company has nothing to do with it': Security agency denies role in Ram Temple donation 'theft'

'Our company has nothing to do with it': Security agency denies role in Ram Temple donation 'theft'
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“Screw Pelinka bro”: Lakers GM faces nightmarish backlash after failing to retain Marcus Smart amid heartbreaking LeBron James’ exit

Marcus Smart has agreed to a two-year, $13 million contract with the Houston Rockets after declining his player option with the Los Angeles Lakers, ending his lone season with the franchise. The move comes shortly after LeBron James' reported departure and has fueled widespread criticism of Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka, with many fans questioning why the team failed to retain one of its most valuable role players.
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5.15 lakh children inocualted in Ranchi in three days

5.15 lakh children inocualted in Ranchi in three days
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'Gram Chikitsalay' Season 2 ending explained: Did Dr Prabhat and Dr. Gargi win the 'BEST PHC' for Bhatkandi? Will there be Season 3?

'Gram Chikitsalay' Season 2 wraps up Dr Prabhat's ongoing mission to fix healthcare delivery in the fictional village of Bhatkandi with an emotional, high-stakes finale. A sudden medical emergency involving a pregnant patient puts the under-equipped Primary Health Centre to the ultimate test, and the outcome ends up reshaping how the villagers see the facility altogether. Here's a breakdown of how the Season 2 finale plays out, what it means for Dr Prabhat's larger goal, and whether Gram Chikitsalay Season 3 is on the cards.
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Australian watchdog sues Amazon, says forced ads in Prime Video ‘unfair’

Australia's consumer watchdog is suing Amazon, accusing the retail giant of using unfair contract terms to force ads on over 850,000 local Prime Video customers. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission alleges Amazon's contracts contained hidden clauses allowing service degradation without compensation. Subscribers who paid upfront for an ad-free year were later hit with commercials, facing an extra fee to remove them.
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'Kala Hiran' makers respond to Salman Khan's petition, say the film hasn't been sent to CBFC for certification, hearing adjourned till Monday

Salman Khan's plea against the makers of 'Kala Hiran' was heard by the Delhi High Court. Filmmakers assured the court that neither the film nor its trailer will be released before Monday's next hearing, as only a teaser has been public. They also committed not to submit the film for certification until then, prompting the court to record their undertaking and adjourn the case.
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Sudipto Sen: AAD asks a simple question: Can we see the human being beyond labels?

Through minimal dialogue, symbolic visuals and a carefully crafted musical score, AAD, a nine-minute short film, examines themes of identity, freedom and self-expression. While it begins with the way women are judged through identities imposed by society and religion, its message extends to everyone who is viewed through markers such as caste, class, gender, clothing or profession. Rather than offering answers, AAD leaves audiences reflecting on a simple question: Is a person’s true identity found within, or in the labels that society places upon them?
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