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Dulquer Salmaan was almost launched with ‘Ritu’ before ‘Second Show’, Shyamaprasad reveals how actor’s debut plan fell through Dulquer Salmaan has built a career that stands firmly on his own, moving beyond the shadow of his superstar father Mammootty to become one of Malayalam cinema’s most recognisable names across India. However, his acting journey could have started several years earlier than it eventually did.As Dulquer prepares for the worldwide release of his upcoming film ‘I’m Game’, a revelation by filmmaker Shyamaprasad has brought an interesting piece of the actor’s early career back into focus. The director disclosed that Dulquer was…

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Most people expect an early-morning flight to be calm and sleepy, with tired passengers trying to catch a few extra minutes of rest before the day begins. But one flight recently turned into something completely different, all because of one enthusiastic elderly woman who refused to let silence take over. The story was shared on X by Nirmalya Kajuri, a user based in Himachal Pradesh, who happened to be on the same flight. According to Kajuri, the woman was travelling with a large family group of more than ten people. What followed, in his words, was less like a flight…

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Kagiso Rabada likely to miss Australia Tests (Image: Agency) South Africa are likely to suffer a major blow ahead of their three-match Test series against Australia, with premier fast bowler Kagiso Rabada ruled out after sustaining a severe Grade 3 tear in his right hamstring.The injury, picked up during Rabada’s winter conditioning programme, is expected to keep him out for up to 10 weeks, ruling him out of the high-profile series that begins in Durban on October 9.Donald confirms Rabada absenceFormer South Africa fast bowler and current Lions bowling coach Allan Donald confirmed that Rabada will miss the entire series,…

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Music fans and environmental volunteers have planted more than 33,000 sea oats along Fort Lauderdale Beach over the past 13 years, turning an annual music festival into one of South Florida’s longest-running coastal restoration projects. The dune restoration effort began in 2013 alongside the first Tortuga Music Festival, an event created in partnership with the Rock The Ocean Foundation to raise money and awareness for marine conservation. Information published on the organisation’s official website confirms that volunteer groups and festivalgoers have planted native vegetation along the shoreline every year since the festival began. What started as a small local environmental…

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NEET PG 2026 answer key soon The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) conducted the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Postgraduate (NEET PG) 2026 on August 30, with around 2.63 lakh candidates appearing for the examination.Now, candidates are waiting for the official NEET PG 2026 answer key. NBEMS is expected to publish the answer key on its official website soon.In the meantime, memory-based question papers and unofficial answer keys prepared by subject experts and coaching institutes are available. Candidates can use these to check their responses and get an estimate of their scores before the official key is…

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Dalip Singh, the professional wrestler better known as The Great Khali, escaped unhurt after his SUV was involved in a collision with another vehicle at a toll plaza in Panipat, Haryana, on Saturday. Taking to social media on Sunday, he put fans’ worries to rest, calling the incident “no big deal” and confirming he escaped without any injuries.Khali reassures fans on social mediaTaking to his social media handle, Khali shared a selfie video reassuring fans that he was fine after the accident, saying he’d received numerous calls and messages checking on his wellbeing. He confirmed he was completely okay, crediting…

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Flowers add to the right tinge of colours and fragrance to our lives, but not every beautiful flower ends up in the bouquets we see at the local florist.Some of these can be silently found in cottage gardens, while others live on the gothic edges of woodland beds, and a few have taken decades of patient breeding just to look the way they do now.If your idea of flowers begins and ends with roses and tulips, there’s a whole world of blooms out there that you may have rarely talked about.Some of these are prized for unusual colours that are…

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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (Video grab) NEW DELHI: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi may only be 15, but the teenage sensation showed remarkable composure and instinct when he took charge of East Zone during their Duleep Trophy semifinal against Central Zone in Bengaluru on Sunday.With East Zone chasing control over the opening day’s proceedings, Sooryavanshi made a crucial leadership call in the 40th over that immediately paid off. The youngster opted for a Decision Review System (DRS) review after an appeal for a caught behind was turned down by the on-field umpire — and the decision resulted in the wicket of Aryan Juyal.The moment came…

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Image credit: Sierra Nevada Ally For decades, a sprawling stretch of land along Nevada’s Carson River had a rather unusual place in the state’s history. In the 1940s and 1950s, part of the property operated as a “divorce ranch”, offering a temporary refuge for people seeking to end their marriages under Nevada’s famously lenient divorce laws.Now, more than 70 years later, the same 1,627-acre landscape is beginning a completely different chapter. After more than 155 years in private ownership, the Lower Carson Ranch has been transferred to Nevada State Parks and is becoming the state’s 28th state park.The property, located…

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Bihar to replace ‘Fail’ with ‘Eligible for Skill Development’ on Class 10, 12 marksheets The Bihar government is set to remove the word “Fail” from the marksheets of students who do not clear the Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations from the current academic session.Instead, their certificates will carry the phrase “Eligible for Skill Development”, allowing them to pursue vocational training programmes offered through the Bihar Board of Open Schooling and Examination (BBOSE), officials said on Saturday.The change is part of an effort to ensure that students who do not clear a board examination do not lose access to…

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