Pranavi Urs becomes the first Indian woman golfer to strike gold at the Asian Games; Kurash player Yash Kumar Chauhan fails dope test in Asian Games
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Commission seeks reports from education, police and child protection officials after roof collapse injures students and parents in Thrissur
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The Indian women's hockey team had last won the gold medal at the Asian Games in 1982
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Our Ambassador in UAE met Captain Machchhar in hospital and enquired about his well being, says the Ministry of External Affairs statement
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Some of their demands are justified, says Morcha head Iranna Kadadi
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Brazil are in town, but will Kolkata turn up for historic India friendly?
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Pakistan's Saim Ayub gives Sooryavanshi baby send-off, Abhishek responds with sixes
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Asian Games 2026: Kumkum Mohod, Pranavi Urs Win Gold In Archery, Golf; India Fifth In Tally
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Omani co-pilot probed after attack on FlyDubai captain on Israel-bound flight
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Sri Lanka says US sanctions are global, not aimed at stranded Iranian tankers
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AlQaida leaders pic radical views Curious story of flydubais Omani copilot
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IND vs PAK Live PAK Washington Axar strike India dominate Pakistan
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flydubai copilot attacked captain with cockpit crash axe in terrorist attack UAE
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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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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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