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Jeffrey Archer Released Books in India Before Britain to Combat Piracy

Jeffrey Archer, the bestselling British novelist who died on October 5 at age 86, often launched his books in India before Britain. He explained in a 2016 interview that piracy in India forced this strategy to prevent pirate editions from hitting the market first. For example, the final Clifton Chronicles book was released in India two days before Britain and the US. Archer cherished his Indian readers and took unique steps to protect his work there.

Deccan Herald·

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Health

One Health Approach May Enhance India's Mycetoma Response

A 60-year-old Indian farmer developed two separate infections: one on his foot caused by a cow's hoof injury, and another on his buttock from a thorn prick in the fields three years later. Experts suggest that adopting a One Health approach could improve India's ability to respond to mycetoma and similar infections by integrating human, animal, and environmental health strategies.

News-Medical·

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Health Risks of Eating Expired Food Explained by Dietitian

Eating expired food can cause food poisoning, with symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and fever. In severe cases, patients may require medical attention. A dietitian explains the health dangers associated with consuming expired food and advises caution to avoid these risks.

ETV Bharat·

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Entertainment

Laurens Drillich Named CEO of Banijay Latin America

Banijay Entertainment has appointed Laurens Drillich as the CEO of its Latin America division. Based in Miami, Drillich will report to Marco Bassetti, CEO of Banijay Entertainment. He will oversee operations across Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, and the US Hispanic market, uniting Banijay's regional businesses under one leadership.

Banijay··Miami

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Technology

iPhone 16 Price Drops Rs 17,901 on Amazon Great Indian Festival

During the Great Indian Festival sale on Amazon, the Apple iPhone 16 price will drop by Rs 17,901. This discount is part of major sales events including Flipkart's Big Billion Days and other offers on smartphones and laptops. The iPhone 17 and MacBook Neo will also see price reductions during these upcoming sales.

Moneycontrol.com·

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Politics

Rahul Gandhi Leads Opposition March Holding 'Gyanesh It's Done Bro' Sign

Rahul Gandhi led a march with opposition MPs holding a sign that read 'Gyanesh It's Done Bro.' The protest included leaders like Priyanka Gandhi sitting under a tree and workers boarding buses after gate scuffles. Several opposition leaders, including Akhilesh Yadav and Abhishek Banerjee, were detained during the demonstrations near the Parliament and Akashvani campus.

BBC·

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