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Namit Malhotra Shares Why Ranbir Kapoor Is Perfect To Play Lord Rama In Ramayana
"I have witnessed your journey closely," wrote Namit Malhotra
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Udta Teer: Ayushmann Khurrana And Sara Ali Khan's Spy Comedy To Release On September 11
Sara and Ayushmann will also be seen in Pati Patni Aur Woh 2
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'We Will Not Share': India Exporting 1% Of Its Mango Gets Gold Memes Online
India is the leading consumer of mangos worldwide and consumes most of the mangos it produces.
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'Good Thing Was Winning The Toss': Rajat Patidar After RCB Beat LSG To Go Top
RCB produced a clinical all-round performance, first restricting LSG to 146 and then chasing down the target comfortably in 15.1 overs to climb to the top of the points table.
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Venice To Vancouver, 16 Cities To Travel To For Food In 2026 As Per The Michelin Guide
For those who plan journeys around meals rather than monuments, these places offer irresistible reasons to travel.
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Pune Food Authority Busts 3,800 kg Mango Pulp Mixed With Unsafe Food Colours
Authorities estimated the value of the adulterated mango pulp seized from the two Pune locations at Rs 2,23,196.
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Bloodborne Animated Film Adaptation in the Works at Sony
Sony has announced an R-rated animated film adaptation of Bloodborne, FromSoftware's beloved action-RPG. Announced at CinemaCon this week, the Bloodborne movie will be produced by popular YouTube Jacksepticeye. Sony said the film will stay "very true" to the spirit of the game.
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AI-Generated Kids In Teaser Of New Varun Dhawan Film Leaves Internet Baffled
Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai is directed by David Dhawan and produced by Ramesh Taurani
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Cortisol And Abdominal Fat: 6 Other Ways The Stress Hormone Affects Your Body
When you have high cortisol constantly, your body signals that you're in an endless danger mode. This can lead to fat storage around the belly, weaker muscles, blood sugar spikes, heart strain, and poor sleep, among others.
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How 9,000-Year-Old Rice From China Became A Staple Food In India And The World
Rice cultivation began over nine thousand years ago in China and gradually spread worldwide, becoming a staple in diverse cuisines and cultures.
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Namit Malhotra Shares Why Ranbir Kapoor Is Perfect To Play Lord Rama In Ramayana
"I have witnessed your journey closely," wrote Namit Malhotra
-
Udta Teer: Ayushmann Khurrana And Sara Ali Khan's Spy Comedy To Release On September 11
Sara and Ayushmann will also be seen in Pati Patni Aur Woh 2
-
'We Will Not Share': India Exporting 1% Of Its Mango Gets Gold Memes Online
India is the leading consumer of mangos worldwide and consumes most of the mangos it produces.
-
'Good Thing Was Winning The Toss': Rajat Patidar After RCB Beat LSG To Go Top
RCB produced a clinical all-round performance, first restricting LSG to 146 and then chasing down the target comfortably in 15.1 overs to climb to the top of the points table.
-
Venice To Vancouver, 16 Cities To Travel To For Food In 2026 As Per The Michelin Guide
For those who plan journeys around meals rather than monuments, these places offer irresistible reasons to travel.
-
Pune Food Authority Busts 3,800 kg Mango Pulp Mixed With Unsafe Food Colours
Authorities estimated the value of the adulterated mango pulp seized from the two Pune locations at Rs 2,23,196.
-
Bloodborne Animated Film Adaptation in the Works at Sony
Sony has announced an R-rated animated film adaptation of Bloodborne, FromSoftware's beloved action-RPG. Announced at CinemaCon this week, the Bloodborne movie will be produced by popular YouTube Jacksepticeye. Sony said the film will stay "very true" to the spirit of the game.
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AI-Generated Kids In Teaser Of New Varun Dhawan Film Leaves Internet Baffled
Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai is directed by David Dhawan and produced by Ramesh Taurani
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Cortisol And Abdominal Fat: 6 Other Ways The Stress Hormone Affects Your Body
When you have high cortisol constantly, your body signals that you're in an endless danger mode. This can lead to fat storage around the belly, weaker muscles, blood sugar spikes, heart strain, and poor sleep, among others.
-
How 9,000-Year-Old Rice From China Became A Staple Food In India And The World
Rice cultivation began over nine thousand years ago in China and gradually spread worldwide, becoming a staple in diverse cuisines and cultures.
