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RGV's 'Police Company' to be two-part project; Harshavardhan as Daya Nayak

Ram Gopal Varma’s much-anticipated film 'Police Company' has officially begun production, with Harshvardhan Rane taking on the role of Daya Nayak. This gripping crime thriller, set against the backdrop of the Mumbai Police Encounter Squad’s fierce operations in the late 1990s, will unfold over two theatrical parts, aiming for a mid-2027 release for the first chapter. The project is generously financed by Bhushan Kumar’s T-Series and is being filmed consecutively.
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Zoya Akhtar confirms Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara 2

Zoya Akhtar confirmed 'Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara 2' is in development with Reema Kagti, though its future remains uncertain until the right story emerges. A 2025 ad reignited fan buzz. Zoya also dismissed criticism about her films focusing on privileged characters, defending her creative freedom to tell varied stories.
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Bandla Ganesh gets emotional as daughter Janani marries Surya Teja in Hyderabad

Actor-filmmaker Bandla Ganesh's daughter Janani Bandla married Surya Teja Chilukuri on August 16. The emotional father was seen in tears as he bid farewell to his daughter. Many prominent Tollywood celebrities and chief ministers attended the traditional Telugu wedding ceremony. Janani and Surya Teja got engaged in May and married in August. They chose traditional Telugu outfits for their auspicious wedding day.
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Hawaii's native stilt nearly vanished; now more than 1,500 survive


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Wildfire came within metres of rescued orangutans; 60 animals moved


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57 Trump officials worth at least $100 million: Donald dwarfs predecessors in ultra-rich appointments

Trump, who is himself a billionaire, has portrayed his preference for appointing extremely wealthy individuals as recognition of financial achievement.
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'Have to follow medical advice': Babar doubtful for England opener

Pakistan captain Babar Azam remains doubtful for Wednesday’s first Test against England as he recovers from a finger injury. He bats briefly in the nets but will undergo further assessment before a match-day decision. Opener Shan Masood, also recovering from a fractured finger, trains fully and appears closer to returning. Pakistan pacer Mohammad Abbas says medical advice will guide both selections.
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Hockey World Cup: India’s 32-year England jinx continues as late goals seal 2-4 defeat

England secured a 4-2 victory over India in their Hockey World Cup Pool D match. India led 2-1 at halftime after goals from Harmanpreet and Dilpreet Singh. England responded strongly in the second half, scoring three times to seal the win. This defeat means India must draw against Pakistan to advance. The result extends India's winless streak against England in the World Cup.
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US destroyer was 'dead in water' for 4 days in South China Sea after power failure


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100 days of TVK govt: CM Vijay defines priorities, but his real test begins now

Tamil Nadu's new Chief Minister Vijay's government has completed its first hundred days. The administration has focused heavily on welfare programs and social initiatives. Significant investment commitments have also been secured for the state's development. The government has implemented measures to address women's safety and curb drug use. But now delivery of these promises will be closely watched.
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Trump's foreign policy: Strongmen on speed dial, allies and partners on notice


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ONGC gets US licence to expand Venezuela operations, boost oil output

ONGC has successfully obtained approval from the US Treasury, allowing it to further extend its oil operations in Venezuela. The newly acquired license significantly reduces sanctions-related barriers, paving the way for increased investments and production capabilities. With this development, ONGC can explore new contracts and possibly take over projects from PDVSA.
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Hockey WC: India’s 32-year England jinx continues as late goals seal 2-4 defeat

England secured a 4-2 victory over India in their Hockey World Cup Pool D match. India led 2-1 at halftime after goals from Harmanpreet and Dilpreet Singh. England responded strongly in the second half, scoring three times to seal the win. This defeat means India must draw against Pakistan to advance. The result extends India's winless streak against England in the World Cup.
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In 2024, a beaver returned to a California creek after 19 years and began cutting down aspen trees beside a man-made dam

Following a devastating fire in 2016 that impacted Strawberry Creek, Great Basin National Park staff noticed signs of beaver activity prompting restoration initiatives in 2021. By constructing artificial dams, the project significantly enhanced the creek's ecosystem and led to a remarkable increase in trout populations. In 2024, a beaver was spotted for the first time in nearly two decades, symbolizing nature's resilience and recovery after human efforts.
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HC directs FDA to pay sweets seller for not lifting suspension despite compliance

HC directs FDA to pay sweets seller for not lifting suspension despite compliance
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