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EntertainmentPhoto: TOI EntertainmentAt a recent award event, actor Soori responded sharply to sarcastic remarks from the hosts while announcing a winner. He insisted on reading the name from the card, which sparked social media discussions. Despite rumors about him forgetting his early work, Soori reaffirmed the importance of his past contributions.
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SportsPhoto: TOI SportsIndia's bowlers successfully contained Shai Hope, dismissing him for just five runs. Arshdeep Singh led the effort by taking three crucial wickets, helping restrict the West Indies to 209 runs while defending a total of 223. Commentator Ian Bishop praised India's strategy, highlighting their effective yorkers and precise line control.
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BusinessPhoto: Economic TimesIndia's office market is shifting with global capability centres (GCCs) and flexible workspace operators driving 41% of leasing demand. Traditional IT service firms are leasing less. Bangalore remains the leading city for GCCs, while Hyderabad is seeing rapid growth in office leasing activity, reflecting changing preferences in the commercial real estate sector.
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PoliticsPhoto: Firstpost WorldUS President Donald Trump made a deal with Russian leader Vladimir Putin to import diesel. However, a 2022 US law banning all Russian energy imports remains in effect, rendering the Trump-Putin diesel deal prima facie illegal under current US law.
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PoliticsPhoto: Prabhat KhabarChief Justice Suryakant wrote a letter stating that the issues raised are already before the Supreme Court and calling a meeting to discuss them could violate constitutional principles. He mentioned topics like the Chief Election Commissioner, student arrests, metro station closures, and train cancellations. Congress posted this letter on X, highlighting the Supreme Court's commitment to protecting citizens' fundamental rights.
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PoliticsPhoto: Hindustan TimesMumbai Police booked Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Aaditya Thackeray and MNS’s Amit Thackeray after they led a sit-in demanding the removal of chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Around 1,000 protesters joined the demonstration at Shivaji Park. At least 25 others were also booked under unlawful assembly charges. The agitation is set to continue, with Aaditya calling it a fight against dictatorship and suppression of dissent.
Hindustan Times··Mumbai
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Photo: TOI EntertainmentAt a recent award event, actor Soori responded sharply to sarcastic remarks from the hosts while announcing a winner. He insisted on reading the name from the card, which sparked social media discussions. Despite rumors about him forgetting his early work, Soori reaffirmed the importance of his past contributions.
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