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Mass Shootings in South African Townships Kill at Least 27

Two separate mass shootings in South African townships near Johannesburg and Cape Town killed at least 27 people. In Wedela township near Johannesburg, 17 were killed and 15 injured when eight suspects opened fire at a bar. In Lwandle near Cape Town, 10 were killed and 11 wounded in a store shooting. Police are searching for multiple suspects. These attacks follow a recent Durban shooting that killed 11.

Hindu World·3h ago

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Health

Doctor Explains Why Regular Eye Checks Matter Despite Clear Vision

Dr. Mahesh G, senior consultant at Giridhar Eye Institute, Kochi, highlights that clear vision does not guarantee healthy eyes. Silent retinal conditions like diabetic retinopathy and age-related macular degeneration can develop without symptoms. Regular retinal checks are crucial, especially for diabetics and older adults, as high blood sugar can damage retinal blood vessels unnoticed in early stages.

HT Health·1h ago·Kochi

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World

Prince Harry Updates on Archie and Lilibet's New UK School

Prince Harry shared a rare update on his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, after their family moved back to the U.K. on August 26. Speaking after a charity skydive near Toronto on September 25, he said the children are happy at their new school. The move followed security discussions and was not due to the school or staff. Harry is now focusing on the Invictus Games in Birmingham next July.

HT Entertainment·58m ago

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Politics

Humayun Kabir Wishes Death for Bengal CM, Then Reverses

Humayun Kabir, chief of Aam Janata Unnayan Party, sparked controversy by wishing for the death of West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari, citing police disturbances during Friday prayers. Kabir initially said he would pray for Adhikari's death but later reversed his statement, expressing hope for Adhikari's long life and desire to see him become Prime Minister. He clarified his earlier remarks targeted the police's conduct, not Adhikari personally.

News18·41m ago

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Business

Star Ratings Losing Influence on Indian Hotel Choices in 2026

Indian travelers in 2026 are moving beyond traditional star ratings when choosing hotels. Factors like pricing, brand perception, peer reviews, mindfulness, time efficiency, wellness, and sustainability now play a bigger role. Burkhard Wolter of Six Senses Fort Barwara notes that the term 'luxury' is overused and star ratings no longer guide modern travel decisions. Travelers seek more meaningful experiences rather than just large rooms or fancy lobbies.

HT Health·50m ago

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World

PVR Cinemas Ordered to Pay ₹75,000 for 17-Minute Ad Delay

A Hyderabad consumer, who is an advocate, filed a case against PVR Cinemas after ads delayed a 10:35 PM movie by 17 minutes. The Hyderabad District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission ruled in his favor, ordering PVR to pay ₹75,000 for harassment and inconvenience. The delay disrupted his night schedule and violated screening rules by misusing time for ads.

Mint·43m ago·Hyderabad

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