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'Ramayana' music rights SOLD for Rs 75 crore

T-Series has acquired the music rights for Namit Malhotra's Ramayana epic. An advance of Rs 75 crore was reportedly paid for both films. The film's trailer premiere has been rescheduled to July 30. This delay followed a worldwide distribution agreement with Sony Pictures. The first part of the epic is scheduled for a Diwali 2026 release.
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'Spider-Man' to break 'Deadpool', 'Avatar' box office records

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is poised for a massive box office opening this weekend. The film is projected to earn USD 465 million worldwide during its debut. This performance positions it as Sony Pictures' second-biggest global opening ever. It also ranks as the third-largest post-pandemic worldwide debut. The movie is releasing across various territories with a broad audience expected.
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5 nutritionally superior green leafy 'saag' you can grow in pots in your balcony

Leafy greens lose a noticeable share of their nutrient value with every extra day spent sitting in a market crate or refrigerator shelf before they reach your plate, which is exactly why homegrown saag has an edge that store-bought bunches simply can't match. India's culinary tradition already leans heavily on leafy greens each winter, and several of the most nutrient-dense varieties turn out to be remarkably easy to grow in a container, needing nothing more than a sunny balcony ledge and a few weeks of patience. Beyond the freshness factor, many of these greens genuinely outperform more commonly eaten vegetables on iron, calcium, and vitamin content. Here are five worth making space for.
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Where tigers no longer roar: 8 countries that have lost their wild tigers, and what travellers can learn from their silence on this International Tigers Day

Wild tigers once roamed extensively across Asia and parts of Europe. However, these magnificent animals have now vanished from many of their historical territories. Several countries, including Cambodia and Laos, have officially declared tigers functionally extinct. Habitat loss and hunting caused these widespread disappearances over time. Responsible tourism and conservation efforts are crucial for remaining tiger populations.
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Gold, silver prices slip as Fed decision, stronger dollar keep traders cautious

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Crude prices climb over 4% as Middle East tensions, inventory draw fuel supply fears

Oil prices rebounded sharply on Wednesday due to renewed Middle East tensions. Concerns over global crude supplies and lower US inventories supported the market. Military developments in the region and air strikes on militant targets heightened worries. Shipping companies operating in the Gulf remain on alert amid fears of attacks. Expectations of OPEC+ pausing production increases also lent support to prices.
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Seales' five-for powers West Indies to 90-run win over Pakistan in first Test

West Indies secured a ninety-run victory over Pakistan in the opening Test match. Jayden Seales was the standout bowler, taking five wickets in the second innings. Pakistan's batting collapsed, losing wickets rapidly while chasing a target of 211 runs. Captain Babar Azam remained unbeaten on 58 but received little support from teammates. The second Test of the series is scheduled to commence on Sunday.
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'We are proud of you': Manipur CM's video call with Mirabai Chanu

Manipur Chief Minister congratulated Mirabai Chanu and Rishikanta Singh for their medals. Mirabai Chanu secured a gold medal in the women's 48kg category. Rishikanta Singh won a silver medal in the men's 60kg event. Both athletes expressed gratitude for the support received from Manipur and India. Their achievements brought pride and laurels to the state and the nation.
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CWG 2026 medal table: Where does India stand after Day 6 in Glasgow?

India enjoyed a strong Day 6 at the Commonwealth Games 2026, led by Gulveer Singh's historic silver in the men's 10,000m, India's first-ever medal in the event, and Harjinder Kaur's weightlifting silver. Three Indian boxers secured semifinal spots, guaranteeing medals. India ended the day ninth in the standings with 12 medals, while Australia remained on top.
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CWG: India's complete schedule, timings and medal events on July 29

Indian athletes aim for more medals on Day 7 of the Commonwealth Games. Weightlifters and track and field stars will compete in several finals. Boxers will fight for semifinal spots and guaranteed medals in their bouts. Swimmers Sajan Prakash and Aneesh S Gowda begin their freestyle campaign. Lawn bowlers also feature in sectional play and singles matches.
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Seales' five-for powers West Indies to 90-run win over Pakistan

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Newton's 3rd law, 'useless' jibe: How Kangana Ranaut-Saurav Das feud escalated

Actor-turned-politician Kangana Ranaut criticized young protesters, calling them 'generation gutter'. Saurav Das of CJP dismissed Ranaut's remarks, questioning her political seriousness. Ranaut then targeted Das, questioning his age and student status. She compared his perceived lack of achievement to her own career. The exchange highlights a political disagreement over recent demonstrations.
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'We are proud of you': Manipur CM's video call with Mirabai Chanu - Watch

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'Don't praise me': Punjabi man stops van, rushes to save autistic boy from being hit

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Quote of the day by Ram Dass: “Each of us finds his unique vehicle for sharing with others his bit of wisdom”; What Harvard psychologist and Neem Karoli Baba follower advised on imparting wisdom through little detours of life

Ram Dass taught that everyone shares wisdom through their unique life experiences. Personal struggles and successes offer valuable lessons for others to learn. Individuals express their insights through various actions and creative endeavors. Positive influence occurs daily in subtle and often unnoticed ways. No contribution is too small in the chain of shared understanding.
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