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'Dhamaal 4' BO Day 12 [LIVE]: Ajay Devgn film inches towards Rs 130 crore India net milestone

Ajay Devgn-led 'Dhamaal 4' saw its second-weekend momentum cool sharply on Day 11, with collections falling 74.5% from the previous day's high as Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' began claiming a bigger share of screens. The comedy franchise has still crossed the Rs 128 crore India net mark and Rs 174 crore worldwide gross, but the days ahead will reveal just how much runway is left before the second-week slowdown sets in fully.
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Billionaire Bill Koch’s 52-acre Aspen estate once asked $125 million, but after price cuts and an auction, it is poised to sell for $33.515 million

Billionaire Bill Koch's expansive Aspen estate has sold for $33.515 million after a luxury auction. The property, initially listed at $125 million, struggled to find a buyer for two years. After several price reductions, the 52-acre Elk Mountain Lodge went to a competitive bidding process. This sale highlights shifts in the ultra-luxury housing market and buyer selectivity. The transaction represents a notable luxury home sale in Aspen this year.
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10 richest districts of India and no Mumbai is not on top; and why every traveller should visit them

As a traveller, when we plan a trip, we usually think about beaches, palaces, activities, mountains, cuisine or history. But ever imagined exploring India's richest districts? A recent ranking based on GDP per capita, compiled by InfraMantra, offers an interesting look at places which are India's economic powerhouses.
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Why Korean families serve so many side dishes with every meal

They're an essential part of the meal. Known as banchan, these small side dishes have been served in Korean homes for centuries and tell a story that's as much about family, history and hospitality as it is about food. Here's why Korean families serve so many side dishes with every meal.
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How constant niggles and breakdowns are hampering 2027 ODI World Cup plans

India's injury list is growing: Nitish Kumar Reddy injured himself during the ODI series against Afghanistan last month, Hardik Pandya has yet to feature in an ODI for India since the Champions Trophy final against New Zealand in March 2025. Harshit Rana has suffered two injury setbacks in the last six months. Washington Sundar has had a couple of breakdowns in the same period. Varun Chakravarthy suffered a hairline fracture before a Grade 2 hamstring injury ruled him out of action.
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Ravi Kishan on paper leak controversy: PM Modi will ensure Harsh action against the accused

Actor Ravi Kishan echoed Prime Minister Modi's pledge to deliver justice for students affected by paper leaks, emphasizing the government's commitment to hiring elite legal experts to impose harsh penalties on those guilty of exam malpractices. This decisive stance is aimed at dissuading any future attempts to jeopardize students' educational prospects. Meanwhile, significant protests have sprung up across major Indian cities, advocating for accountability and re-examinations.
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Asia’s longest railway tunnel hides 50 kilometres of a South Korean bullet-train line underground: Passengers race through the darkness at 300 kilometres an hour, seeing nothing

South Korea's Yulhyeon Tunnel is Asia's longest railway passage, stretching over fifty kilometers underground. This engineering marvel allows high-speed trains to travel beneath Seoul's busy metropolitan area. Passengers experience a ten-minute journey through solid rock at speeds up to 300 kilometers per hour. The tunnel significantly improved rail connectivity for southeastern Seoul residents after its 2015 opening. It remains an essential, yet largely unseen, component of South Korea's transport network.
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Aanchal Singh reveals why she chose a classic red bridal look, says it was her mother’s dream

Actress Aanchal Singh disclosed that her bridal look was influenced by her mother's dream for her. She always pictured herself adorned in a classic red lehenga. The customized outfit featured elaborate details and traditional temple jewellery, embodying a timeless elegance meant to last through the ages. Recently, Aanchal celebrated her wedding with investor Mohit Chawla in Mumbai.
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China conducts rare live-fire drill inside Japan's claimed EEZ near Okinotorishima

China conducted a live-fire naval drill within Japan's claimed exclusive economic zone. Tokyo lodged a diplomatic protest, citing potential navigation dangers and safety concerns. Beijing dismissed Japan's protest, disputing the legal basis for the EEZ claim. This exercise is viewed as part of growing military coordination between China and Russia. The incident revives a long-standing dispute over Okinotorishima's status.
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American oystercatchers were largely wiped out in New England: After a $10 million conservation push across 16 states, their numbers rose 45% along US coasts

Once considered extinct in New England, the American oystercatcher is experiencing a remarkable resurgence thanks to dedicated conservation efforts. These initiatives focus on safeguarding their nesting environments and raising community awareness. Techniques such as banding chicks and preventing disturbances in ground-nesting sites have proven successful. Their resilience, coupled with federal safety measures for related shorebirds, makes their comeback a testament to effective conservation in the face of climate change challenges.
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In 2022, searchers identified the ship that radioed an iceberg warning Titanic received but never sent to the bridge, the SS Mesaba, torpedoed in 1918 and lost for more than a century

Archaeologists identified the SS Mesaba wreck in the Irish Sea after a century. This steamship had transmitted a significant iceberg warning to the Titanic. The crucial message never reached the Titanic's bridge officers. Mesaba was later torpedoed and sunk during World War I. Modern sonar mapping and research solved this historical maritime mystery.
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‘Hospitalisation wasn't needed’: Sonam Wangchuk’s wife welcomes Delhi high court nod to shift him to Medanta

Climate Activist Sonam Wangchuk's wife, Gitanjali Angmo, on Tuesday welcomed the Delhi High Court's decision to shift Wangchuk from Safdarjung Hospital to Medanta Hospital, alleging that the activist felt "detention and captivity" at the hospital and saying he will continue his hunger strike in solidarity with students who were allegedly beaten and tear-gassed during protests.
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After China's Kimi K3 AI model ‘erased’ America’s lead, Trump administration may have ‘secret’ plan to fight Chinese AI

Washington is considering policies to restrict advanced Chinese artificial intelligence models. This move could significantly benefit American AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic. The administration may impose regulatory risks on US firms using Chinese software. Internal proposals include adding Chinese AI labs to an export control list. This strategy aims to create immense pressure without an outright ban on foreign models.
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Who is Kanishka Narayan, Bihar-born MP picked as UK's AI minister in Andy Burnham's cabinet

Who is Kanishka Narayan, Bihar-born MP picked as UK's AI minister in Andy Burnham's cabinet
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