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Chahatt Khanna Opens Up On Her Two Divorces: "I Converted To Islam, Then Returned To Sanatan Dharma"
Chahatt Khanna was first married to Bharat Narsinghani in 2006, though the marriage ended within a year. She later married Farhan Mirza in 2013 and filed for divorce in 2018, citing sexual and mental harassment
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Delnaaz Irani Opens Up About "Messy" Divorce From Rajeev Paul: "Never Got Any Alimony"
They separated in 2010, with their divorce being finalised in 2012
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Dunkin' Donuts Is Shutting Down In India By The End Of This Year Amid Heavy Losses
The Multiple Unit Development Franchise Agreement dated February 24, 2011 (MUDFA) between JFL and Dunkin' is coming to an end on December 31, 2026, according to a regulatory filing by the Bharatia family-promoted entity.
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Delhi To Launch Real-Time Yamuna Water Quality Tracking From May
The monitors will be installed across six sites - Palla, ISBT Bridge, ITO, Nizamuddin Bridge, Okhla Barrage and Asgarpur.
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"Your Last Working Day": Oracle's 6 am Layoff Email That Ended Thousands of Jobs
The abrupt communication, combined with reports of immediate system access revocation, has intensified concerns about how the layoffs were handled.
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Dhurandhar's SP Chaudhry Aslam, 9 Lives, And 2 Deaths
The real Chaudhry Aslam lived a life that almost feels written for cinema: relentless battles, multiple enemies, moral ambiguity, and a violent end
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Which City Is Called The End Of The World?
Ushuaia isn't convenient or cheap. It demands multiple flights, visa applications, and significant travel time from India.
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Meta Partners With Arm to Build Chipsets for AI Workloads, Unveils Arm AGI CPU
Meta and Arm announced a partnership on Tuesday to jointly develop a new class of CPUs that support heavy artificial intelligence (AI) workloads. These CPUs will be designed to support data centres and large-scale AI deployments, and are not expected to be available to the end consumer. The two companies also unveiled the Arm AGI CPU, the first chi...
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Analysts Warn Israel's Leader-Targeting Strategy In Iran May Backfire
Israel has killed one senior Iranian leader after another in airstrikes as it seeks to topple the Islamic Republic. But its past experience of targeting senior militants shows the strategy has limits and can sometimes backfire.
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Truecaller Launches Family Protection Feature With Support for Ending Suspected Scam Calls
Truecaller on Thursday announced Family Protection in India. It is a new feature aimed at collectively safeguarding households against scam and fraud calls, creating what the company calls a “Safety Circle” for up to five people within a household. As part of the move, the caller identification app is onboarding a shared safety system that allo...
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Chahatt Khanna Opens Up On Her Two Divorces: "I Converted To Islam, Then Returned To Sanatan Dharma"
Chahatt Khanna was first married to Bharat Narsinghani in 2006, though the marriage ended within a year. She later married Farhan Mirza in 2013 and filed for divorce in 2018, citing sexual and mental harassment
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Delnaaz Irani Opens Up About "Messy" Divorce From Rajeev Paul: "Never Got Any Alimony"
They separated in 2010, with their divorce being finalised in 2012
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Dunkin' Donuts Is Shutting Down In India By The End Of This Year Amid Heavy Losses
The Multiple Unit Development Franchise Agreement dated February 24, 2011 (MUDFA) between JFL and Dunkin' is coming to an end on December 31, 2026, according to a regulatory filing by the Bharatia family-promoted entity.
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Delhi To Launch Real-Time Yamuna Water Quality Tracking From May
The monitors will be installed across six sites - Palla, ISBT Bridge, ITO, Nizamuddin Bridge, Okhla Barrage and Asgarpur.
-
"Your Last Working Day": Oracle's 6 am Layoff Email That Ended Thousands of Jobs
The abrupt communication, combined with reports of immediate system access revocation, has intensified concerns about how the layoffs were handled.
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Dhurandhar's SP Chaudhry Aslam, 9 Lives, And 2 Deaths
The real Chaudhry Aslam lived a life that almost feels written for cinema: relentless battles, multiple enemies, moral ambiguity, and a violent end
-
Which City Is Called The End Of The World?
Ushuaia isn't convenient or cheap. It demands multiple flights, visa applications, and significant travel time from India.
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Meta Partners With Arm to Build Chipsets for AI Workloads, Unveils Arm AGI CPU
Meta and Arm announced a partnership on Tuesday to jointly develop a new class of CPUs that support heavy artificial intelligence (AI) workloads. These CPUs will be designed to support data centres and large-scale AI deployments, and are not expected to be available to the end consumer. The two companies also unveiled the Arm AGI CPU, the first chi...
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Analysts Warn Israel's Leader-Targeting Strategy In Iran May Backfire
Israel has killed one senior Iranian leader after another in airstrikes as it seeks to topple the Islamic Republic. But its past experience of targeting senior militants shows the strategy has limits and can sometimes backfire.
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Truecaller Launches Family Protection Feature With Support for Ending Suspected Scam Calls
Truecaller on Thursday announced Family Protection in India. It is a new feature aimed at collectively safeguarding households against scam and fraud calls, creating what the company calls a “Safety Circle” for up to five people within a household. As part of the move, the caller identification app is onboarding a shared safety system that allo...
