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Omani co-pilot probed after attack on FlyDubai captain on Israel-bound flight

Omani co-pilot probed after attack on FlyDubai captain on Israel-bound flight
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India TodayWorld
Sri Lanka says US sanctions are global, not aimed at stranded Iranian tankers

Sri Lanka says US sanctions are global, not aimed at stranded Iranian tankers
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India TodayWorld
Al-Qaida leader's pic, radical views: Curious story of flydubai's Omani co-pilot

AlQaida leaders pic radical views Curious story of flydubais Omani copilot
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India TodayHome
IND vs PAK Live: PAK (36/2). Washington, Axar strike. India dominate Pakistan

IND vs PAK Live PAK Washington Axar strike India dominate Pakistan
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India TodayHome
flydubai co-pilot attacked captain with cockpit crash axe in terrorist attack: UAE

flydubai copilot attacked captain with cockpit crash axe in terrorist attack UAE
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India TodayHome
SS Rajamouli recalls shooting his ‘most violent’ scene with Jr NTR in Kerala

SS Rajamouli shared his experiences while shooting the film Simhadri in Kerala during a recent promotional event. He reflected on filming a violent scene in front of the Kerala Assembly, which required a special setting. Rajamouli's son, SS Karthikeya, mentioned that it was possibly the director's most violent action sequence. The film, released in 2003, centered around an orphan raised by a landlord.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Shriya's wealth profile: Actor’s net worth hits Rs 80 crore

Shriya Saran, one of Indian cinema's most admired actresses, debuted with Ishtam in 2001 and starred in Sivaji, Drishyam, and RRR. A trained Kathak dancer, she reportedly charges Rs 3-4 crore per film, with a net worth of Rs 80 crore. She lives in Mumbai with her family and owns luxury cars. She's now enjoying Drishyam 3's success.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Dolly Parton to receive Artist Humanitarian Award posthumously

In a heartfelt tribute, Dolly Parton has been posthumously honored with the Artist Humanitarian Award at the 2027 Country Radio Seminar. This accolade recognizes her significant philanthropic efforts that have positively influenced both her community and the music industry. Despite her passing on August 25, Parton was made aware of this honor prior to her death, underscoring her enduring legacy of kindness and generosity that inspires people around the globe.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Nick, Priyanka and Malti pose together for the perfect family pic

Pop icon Nick Jonas gave fans a glimpse into his life lately, further sharing a series of candid pictures featuring his wife and global icon Priyanka Chopra Jonas, daughter Malti Marie and moments from his Jonas Brothers tour.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
‘Fauzi’ actor Jitin Gulati recalls meeting Prabhas: ‘Like Amarendra Baahubali walking on set’

Jitin Gulati is making a significant entry into South Indian cinema with two upcoming films in 2027. He expressed his admiration for Prabhas, highlighting the actor's powerful presence on set. Gulati described meeting Prabhas and the aura he brought to his entrances during the shoot in Hyderabad. He emphasized Prabhas's easy-going nature despite his massive stardom. Besides Fauzi, Gulati will also star in Mahakali alongside Akshaye Khanna.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Govt clears Salman's Maatrubhumi: I&B NOC after anti-China reshoots

Salman Khan's war drama 'Maatrubhumi' has reportedly received a No Objection Certificate from the I&B Ministry after reshoots softened its China portrayal. Originally based on the Galwan clash, the film was altered following Defence Ministry objections. Directed by Apoorva Lakhia, it may release next month, though no date is confirmed.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Did Mika Singh just take a sly dig at Jasmine Sandlas, King?

During FICCI Frames 2026, Mika Singh delighted fans with a live performance, boldly stating his dedication to authentic entertainment, unlike some artists who lip-sync. The electrifying atmosphere resonated as he sung crowd favorites, including 'Mauja Hi Mauja' and 'Ladki Aankh Maare.' Social media buzzed with appreciation for his genuine talent, setting a commendable standard in light of recent controversies regarding performers relying on playback.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
How to grow tomatoes in pots at home: Easy step-by-step guide for beginners

Imagine having red, juicy, ripe tomatoes hanging right on your balcony garden just when you open the door to have a touch of breeze right in the morning, when the first ray of Sun hits your home.The air smells of ripeness, and you are ready to pluck the fresh produce in baskets, only to toss them and make the most of them in your breakfast without having to run errands to the market.Most people think this is only possible with a big garden, a lot of free time, and a green thumb. But what if it is actually not, and you could easily grow these fresh, ripe go-to vegetables in a few pots, some seeds, and a little patienceHere is a simple and easy step-by-step guide for beginners to grow tomatoes in your balcony garden
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
India vs Pakistan: Sundar strikes, Farhan departs as Pak lose their skipper


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The Times of IndiaCricket
India vs Pakistan: Pakistan begin daunting chase of 212 against India


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