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'Jana Nayagan' fever goes global: Japanese fans in kimonos attend Thalapathy Vijay's FDFS in Chennai

Jana Nayagan, the final film of CM C. Joseph Vijay, saw grand celebrations across Tamil Nadu. Thousands of fans gathered for the first-day-first-show, marking a significant event. Two visitors from Japan also paid tribute to the actor outside a Chennai theatre. Trade experts predicted a strong opening for the film due to Vijay's loyal fan base. Mixed reviews are now emerging for the political action thriller.
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'Sent four formal proposals': MoS Jitendra Singh invites protesters for talks at JP Nadda's place

'Sent four formal proposals': MoS Jitendra Singh invites protesters for talks at JP Nadda's place
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'Dhamaal 4' box office collection Day 14 [LIVE]: Ajay Devgn film crosses Rs 135 crore India net, eyes Rs 185 crore worldwide finish before third weekend

'Dhamaal 4', starring Ajay Devgn, Arshad Warsi, Riteish Deshmukh and Jaaved Jaaferi, is tracking Day 14 of its theatrical run with the India net inching past Rs 135 crore. The Indra Kumar-directed 'Dhamaal 4' is now deep into its second week at the box office, with weekday numbers having cooled off considerably since the film's franchise-best third day and with Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey continuing to hold a chunk of screens, all eyes are now on how the film performs in its upcoming third weekend.
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‘You take credit for Mars, now take responsibility': Priyanka Gandhi targets PM Modi over student protests, police action

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding student protests and police actions. She questioned the government's handling of demonstrations and alleged police brutality against students. The Prime Minister announced fast-track courts for paper leak cases amid ongoing parliamentary protests. Opposition MPs demanded the Education Minister's resignation while BJP leaders called for debate. Tensions briefly escalated between rival party members outside Parliament.
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India's dying rivers: How our cities are choking their lifelines

India's expanding cities are encroaching upon rivers, reducing their width and flow. Many rivers now carry more sewage than freshwater, impacting ecosystems and communities. Efforts to clean these waterways face challenges from ongoing pollution and development pressures. The Brahmaputra river faces erosion, while the Ganga struggles with industrial and ritual waste. Protecting river floodplains and managing sewage are crucial for their survival.
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'Considerable time:' Private airport operators flag BCAS clearance delays with Govt

Private airport operators are flagging significant delays in project implementation. Security vetting approvals from BCAS are taking an unacceptably long time. These delays impact operational efficiencies and passenger convenience at major airports. The Association of Private Airport Operators has requested faster processing timelines. They seek to ensure timely capacity enhancements and improved passenger facilitation.
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Thousands of idle ships trapped near the Strait of Hormuz could become floating nurseries for invasive marine species

Ships lingering in the Persian Gulf could unintentionally facilitate the spread of harmful marine invaders worldwide. Extended anchorage allows marine organisms to thrive on the hulls, creating significant biofouling concerns that threaten global maritime commerce. These invasive species can inflict extensive ecological and economic harm on coastal areas. It is imperative for nations to join forces to address biofouling issues and prevent future outbreaks of invasion.
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US tells MIT & others: Scientists can help beat China more than universities

The US government plans to fund individual scientists directly, moving away from large institutions. This strategic shift aims to accelerate technological discovery and maintain American leadership in science. Federal agencies are tasked with submitting action plans within ninety days for implementation. The report emphasizes revitalizing science and technology through AI and new research organizations. This initiative seeks to ensure scientific advancements benefit all Americans across the nation.
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‘You take credit for Mars, now take responsibility': Priyanka targets PM Modi over protests

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding student protests and police actions. She questioned the government's handling of demonstrations and alleged police brutality against students. The Prime Minister announced fast-track courts for paper leak cases amid ongoing parliamentary protests. Opposition MPs demanded the Education Minister's resignation while BJP leaders called for debate. Tensions briefly escalated between rival party members outside Parliament.
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India’s parking crisis is turning into a major civic headache

India faces a severe parking shortage due to rapid motorisation and poor urban planning. Vehicle numbers have doubled in a decade, overwhelming city infrastructure. Historic areas and newer suburbs struggle with limited space for growing car ownership. Informal parking thrives while multi-level facilities remain underutilized and enforcement is challenging. Technology and better public transit are key to managing this growing urban problem.
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"Lost Faith In Government": Telangana High Court's Rare Order In Land Row

The case began after farmers claimed HYDRAA officials entered the land with bulldozers, demolished gates and fenced the property despite registered sale deeds and a pending ownership dispute.
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Man Kills Father, 89, With Hammer Over Property Dispute In Kerala: Police

On the night of July 20, In an argument, Radhakrishnan allegedly attacked his father with a hammer, police said.
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OnePlus N6x India Launch Date Announced Days After Company Teased Design, Colour Options

OnePlus N6x will be launched in India on July 31 at 12 pm IST, the smartphone maker announced on Thursday. The new OnePlus N6x will debut in the country as the second model in the tech firm’s recently introduced N series. The handset is tipped to arrive with familiar specifications and features. The OnePlus N6x is confirmed to go on sale in India via Amazon and the OnePlus online store. The smartphone will be available for purchase in two colour options, namely Burgundy Red and Ice Blue. The handset is shown to feature a pill-shaped rear camera module.
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