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Dhyan doesn't want to be AMMA president

Dhyan Sreenivasan stated he has no interest in becoming AMMA president. He believes leadership changes within AMMA cannot happen overnight. Current office-bearers should focus on resolving issues and completing their tenure. Welfare measures like pensions and insurance are key indicators of performance. Sreenivasan hopes Shwetha Menon completes her full three-year term.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Vishnu Vishal gifts SUV to ‘Gatta Kusthi 2’ director Chella Ayyavu

Actor Vishnu Vishal gifted a new SUV to director Chella Ayyavu. This gesture celebrated the box office success of their film Gatta Kusthi 2. Vishnu expressed gratitude for Ayyavu's decade-long loyalty and support. The film has achieved a worldwide milestone of Rs 46 crore. Fans praised Vishnu for valuing friendship and loyalty beyond professional achievements.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Andy Serkis defends his casting choices for ‘The Hunt for Gollum’

In his defense of the casting for 'The Hunt for Gollum,' Andy Serkis highlights the film's commitment to addressing the diversity issues present in the original material. Discrepancies emerged as original cast members Elijah Wood and others publicly challenged these choices, asserting that Middle-earth's essence is one of multiculturalism, pertinent to the fantasy genre. The storyline traverses a critical period between Bilbo's and Frodo's quests.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Anushka spotted on brunch outing; zooms off in a taxi - WATCH

Anushka Sharma was recently seen enjoying a quiet brunch outing in London. She was photographed with renowned spiritual teacher Krishna Das and restaurant staff. The actress also signed an autograph for a chef before departing the establishment. Following her meal, Sharma was observed hailing a traditional London taxi. Sharma and her family have reportedly relocated to London for a period.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Foreign traveller calls India's Vande Bharat sleeper a “Five-Star Hotel on Rails”; and the Internet agrees

A foreign traveler's positive review of the Vande Bharat Sleeper train is gaining attention. He described the train as a five-star hotel on rails, impressing many viewers. This experience challenges outdated perceptions of Indian railway travel for international visitors. The Vande Bharat Sleeper offers modern amenities and comfort for overnight journeys. This development signifies a significant upgrade in India's rail infrastructure.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

'If it fails, I'll return as a ghost': Wangchuk ahead of July 20 Parliament march

Activist Sonam Wangchuk continues his hunger strike for the 20th day. He plans to join a march to Parliament on July 20. The Cockroach Janta Party supports Wangchuk and the ongoing protests. Political leaders have expressed concern over Wangchuk's deteriorating health. The protests demand action regarding alleged irregularities in the NEET examination.
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The Times of IndiaTop Stories

Hegseth shares photo of Chabahar port tower collapsing amid strikes in Iran

Chabahar port has been a repeated target of American airstrikes. Iranian state media acknowledged a third round of strikes on the facility without immediately acknowledging the tower’s collapse. Iran, however, described the tower as overseeing commercial traffic into the port. However, Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard also operates at ports across the country.
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The Times of IndiaTop Stories

The great Indian flip: People on roads, bikes on footpaths

Indian footpaths are now unsafe for pedestrians due to encroaching vehicles. Delivery riders and two-wheelers use pavements as shortcuts, creating hazards. Congestion and poor enforcement exacerbate the problem across major cities. This situation discourages walking, impacting public health and urban sustainability. Engineering, enforcement, and behavioral changes are needed to reclaim pedestrian spaces.
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US govt's new rule: Visa, green card can be denied if likely to need public assistance

The US government has revised its public charge immigration rule. Immigrants may be denied entry if they are likely to depend on public assistance. This new regulation restores broader discretion to immigration officers for assessments. The policy change will officially take effect on September 18, 2026. USCIS also updated rules regarding signatures on immigration benefit requests.
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The Times of IndiaTop Stories

6,000 penguin dives reveal how sea ice can make prey harder to reach

In recent times, penguins face challenges in sourcing food due to altered prey behaviors. As krill and fish migrate deeper or spread out to elude predators, penguins must dive greater depths and swim longer distances in search of sustenance. Thus, it's crucial for conservation initiatives to take into account these changing hunting dynamics in our evolving oceans.
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UK launches storm fighter loyal wingman programme to build Europe's first sixth generation air force

The UK's Royal Air Force has launched the Storm Fighter initiative, focused on developing autonomous drones to complement piloted fighter jets. This groundbreaking program seeks to propel Europe into the era of sixth-generation air forces, enhancing the integration of autonomous systems into military operations. Meanwhile, the US and India are exploring similar programs, marking a significant global evolution towards advanced unmanned aerial combat technologies.
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