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Box Office Sensation: Saiyaara Breaking Records
20
Jul
By radhasindhu890
Entertainment, , , , ,

Box Office Sensation: Saiyaara Breaking Records

In Bollywood, it is expected that movies of old superstars will bring in big box office collections. But with an exceptional record-breaking entry, a movie starring new faces in lead roles has enchanted crowds. Mohit Suri’s latest work ‘Saiyaara’ was released in theatres on July 18, 2025. New Faces, Historic Numbers After two days the total collections stands at staggering Rs 37.79 crores. The movie collected Rs 21.25 crore at the domestic box office on day one of its theatrical release. It earned around Rs 17 crores on day 2. These are the highest collections for a romantic Bollywood movie,…
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What do Cricketers Eat and Drink During Test Match Breaks? England’s Ollie Pope Offers Insights
19
Jul
By radhasindhu890
Sports, ,

What do Cricketers Eat and Drink During Test Match Breaks? England’s Ollie Pope Offers Insights

Ever wondered what cricketers eat during their match breaks? Do players actually drink tea during the tea break? England top-order batter Ollie Pope decided to satiate the curiosity of fans. In a video shared by Sky Sports, Pope offered some insights into his eating habits during matches. Meals Depend on the Day’s Action Ollie Pope said that the players’ eating habits highly depend on whether they are out on the field or not. He revealed that the lunch menu for the England cricket team usually consists of high-protein and carb-rich meals. "We generally like chicken, fish, or maybe some steak…
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Trump Claims Five Jets were Shot Down in India-Pak Conflict, Opposition Targets PM
19
Jul
By radhasindhu890
World, , ,

Trump Claims Five Jets were Shot Down in India-Pak Conflict, Opposition Targets PM

On Friday, July 18,  U.S. President Donald Trump said "five jets were shot down" during the conflict between India and Pakistan in May. He did not specify which side lost its jets or whether this was the combined loss from the military aggression. Speaking at the White House, he hosted a dinner for Republican senators. He reiterated that the fighting ended following his intervention. India Stresses Bilateral Ceasefire This is in context of the military aggression between India and Pakistan after India launched Operation Sindoor on May 7. Operation Sindoor was a retaliation against terror infrastructure after the 22nd April…
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EU Sanctions Russia-backed Gujarat refinery, India Criticises the Action
19
Jul
By radhasindhu890
World, , , ,

EU Sanctions Russia-backed Gujarat refinery, India Criticises the Action

On Friday, July 18, 2025, the European Union (EU) announced fresh sanctions. These sanctions include the Gujarat refinery owned by Nayara Energy Ltd. This is an action targeting Russia’s energy sector.  This comes at a time when the US is also debating further sanctions on purchasers of Russian crude oil. India, China and Brazil could face penalties in such a situation. Oil Price Cap Tightens The new EU sanctions also include a lowering of the oil price cap. This specifies the highest price countries can pay for Russian oil. This is while using shipping and insurance from the advanced economies…
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Operation Sindoor aftermath: Rahim Yar Khan Airbase Still Shut, Airspace Ban on India Extended
19
Jul
By radhasindhu890
Defense, World,

Operation Sindoor aftermath: Rahim Yar Khan Airbase Still Shut, Airspace Ban on India Extended

Over two months ago, India hit Pakistan’s Rahim Yar Khan airbase. It was a part of the airstrikes under Operation Sindoor. Launched as a counter terrorism operation, it escalated to military engagement with Pakistan when the neighbour escalated the situation. Even now, the Rahim Yar Khan airbase, which was hit by Indian missiles, remains inoperational. NOTAM Reveals Deep Damage The Pakistan Airport Authority has issued another Notice to Airmen (NOTAM). They confirm that the sole runway will stay closed until 5 August. The airbase is located approximately 230 km south of Bahawalpur holding strategic importance due to its proximity to…
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Pakistan Denies Link with LeT after US Announces TRF as Foreign Terrorist Organisation
19
Jul
By radhasindhu890
World, , , , ,

Pakistan Denies Link with LeT after US Announces TRF as Foreign Terrorist Organisation

In a statement on Friday, July 18, Islamabad condemned “all forms and manifestations” of terrorism. It claimed it has dismantled terror groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba. It further said that there is no concrete proof of LeT being linked to Operation Sindoor. Decreasing the significance of terror outfits that work against India, it highlighted the Pakistan government’s issue. The statement called for action against separatist groups like the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA). These groups have been working against the Pakistan government for years. The statement comes a day after the US designated The Resistance Front (TRF). TRF is a proxy of the…
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Pratibha Setu: UPSC’s New Initiative Connects Non-Recommended Candidates with Job Opportunities in Public and Private Sectors
18
Jul
By radhasindhu890
Nation, , , ,

Pratibha Setu: UPSC’s New Initiative Connects Non-Recommended Candidates with Job Opportunities in Public and Private Sectors

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has launched an initiative called Pratibha Setu. The portal aims to bridge the gap between qualified but non-recommended candidates of various UPSC examinations. It connects these candidates with potential employers in the private and public sectors. In 2018, UPSC launched the Public Disclosure Scheme (PDS), which has now been expanded as Pratibha Setu. This initiative aims to provide employment opportunities. It targets talented young people in government organisations and Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs). But there aren’t many placement offers in the few PSUs and the government sector. To expand this scheme, the commission began…
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Prithvi-II and Agni-I Ballistic Missiles Successfully Tested off Odisha
18
Jul
By radhasindhu890
Defense, , ,

Prithvi-II and Agni-I Ballistic Missiles Successfully Tested off Odisha

The Ministry of Defence confirmed on Thursday, July 17, 2025, that short-range ballistic missiles, Prithvi-II and Agni-I, were successfully test-fired. The tests took place at the Integrated Test Range in Chandipur, Odisha. These tests were conducted under the aegis of the Strategic Forces Command. The launches validated all operational and technical parameters. Prithvi-II Prithvi-II is a surface-to-surface short-range ballistic missile. It is developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) under India's Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme. The Prithvi-II missile has a range of around 350 km. It is capable of carrying a payload of up to 500 kgs.…
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US recognises The Resistance Front, Offshoot of LeT, as a Terrorist Organisation
18
Jul
By radhasindhu890
World, , ,

US recognises The Resistance Front, Offshoot of LeT, as a Terrorist Organisation

The US has designated The Resistance Front (TRF) as a Foreign Terrorist Organisation (FTO). TRF initially claimed responsibility for the 22nd April Pahalgam attacks, which had claimed 26 lives. This US step against the offshoot of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) comes as a diplomatic win for India. India has been pushing for a no tolerance policy against terror. On Thursday, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio made a statement. He described the group as a “front and proxy” for Lashkar-e-Taiba. LeT has already been designated a terrorist organisation by both Washington and the United Nations (UN). Also read: Modi and Trump Discuss…
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Countries Facing Population Decline: Solutions and Challenges
18
Jul
By radhasindhu890
Population, Wide Angle, World,

Countries Facing Population Decline: Solutions and Challenges

India is the most populous country in the world - with a population of more than 140 crore. But there are nations which are facing opposite circumstances - declining populations. In response, governments in these countries are providing incentives to people to have more children. These are the countries in which high ambitions and busy lives have left no space for parenthood. But an old population, with little youth to support it, will bring an economic crisis to these nations. Some even risk vanishing from the global landscape. Some such countries include South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Mauritius, Spain,…
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