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Stranger Things 5 Volume 1 Now Streaming on Netflix: Everything You Need to Know
Netflix brings back Stranger Things for its final season, starting with Volume 1 now streaming in India. Packed with suspense, supernatural chaos, and strong performances, the new episodes dive deeper into the battle against Vecna. The upcoming volumes in December 2025 and January 2026 will complete the epic story, making Season 5 one of the bigges...
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Stranger Things 4 Review: Too Big for Its Own Good
Stranger Things season 4 review: bigger, grislier, and longer than ever, Netflix’s horror hit ventures outside Hawkins, but drowns under its plot demands. Stranger Things 4 released May 27 at 12:30pm IST on Netflix in India, with seven-episode Volume 1. Winona Ryder, David Harbour, Finn Wolfhard, and Millie Bobby Brown lead Stranger Things season...
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Indian-Origin Teen to Sue New York Police Department for Wrongful Arrest
An Indian-origin teen, arrested for playing music from his phone on a subway platform in New York, plans to sue the NYPD after a judge quashed the criminal case, a media report said today.
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Stranger Things 5 Volume 1 Now Streaming on Netflix: Everything You Need to Know
Netflix brings back Stranger Things for its final season, starting with Volume 1 now streaming in India. Packed with suspense, supernatural chaos, and strong performances, the new episodes dive deeper into the battle against Vecna. The upcoming volumes in December 2025 and January 2026 will complete the epic story, making Season 5 one of the bigges...
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Stranger Things 4 Review: Too Big for Its Own Good
Stranger Things season 4 review: bigger, grislier, and longer than ever, Netflix’s horror hit ventures outside Hawkins, but drowns under its plot demands. Stranger Things 4 released May 27 at 12:30pm IST on Netflix in India, with seven-episode Volume 1. Winona Ryder, David Harbour, Finn Wolfhard, and Millie Bobby Brown lead Stranger Things season...
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Indian-Origin Teen to Sue New York Police Department for Wrongful Arrest
An Indian-origin teen, arrested for playing music from his phone on a subway platform in New York, plans to sue the NYPD after a judge quashed the criminal case, a media report said today.
