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‘Salman Khan only eats home food’: When the actor’s fitness trainer revealed his diet, adding ‘biryani is his cheat meal’ | Hindi Movie News

Salman Khan attributes his remarkable fitness to wholesome meals crafted by his mother. Emphasizing moderation, his typical day includes nourishing porridge, protein-rich eggs, vibrant fruits, and lean meats. When gearing up for intense action scenes, he strategically cuts back on calories, yet he always looks forward to a weekly biryani treat that keeps his spirit…

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‘Indian-American endorsing a Pakistani-American’: US Congressman Ro Khanna backs Democratic candidate Aisha Farooqi

Aisha Farooqi posted on X and captioned: “Grateful to have congressman @RoKhanna join us on the campaign trail here in Michigan!” US Congressman Ro Khanna has publicly backed Democratic congressional candidate Aisha Farooqi, saying, “Now you’ve got an Indian American endorsing a Pakistani American,” during a seated conversation.The exchange took place in a 58-second video…

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Kid Cudi Lawsuit: Kid Cudi faces USD 2.8 M lawsuit after firing M.I.A.: Singer alleges termination was ‘abrupt and unjustified’ |

Rapper Kid Cudi is facing a massive lawsuit worth USD 2.8 million! Fellow musician M.I.A., as per the latest reports, has filed a lawsuit against the ‘Mojo So Dope’ singer after he dropped her from his ‘Rebel Ragers’ tour. While Cudi had cited that he dropped her from his tour for making offensive comments on…

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For more than 300 years, the Bermuda petrel was believed extinct. A remarkable discovery in 1951 gave the ‘lost bird’ a second chance | World News

For centuries, the Bermuda petrel survived only as a memory. Sailors and islanders knew the bird had once filled the skies around Bermuda, but by the modern era it was considered gone forever. Then, in the middle of the 20th century, a handful of unexpected discoveries changed its story. A small colony was found hiding…

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US Justice Department sues Harvard over antisemitism allegations, seeks to claw back federal funds

The United States Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Harvard University, alleging that the institution failed to address antisemitism on campus and violated federal civil rights law. The complaint was filed on Friday in a federal court in Massachusetts.According to the lawsuit, the government is seeking to freeze existing federal grants to Harvard…

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Saiyaara stars Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda knew audiences may not come for ‘two new faces’, ‘Even if two people felt something…’ |

Ahaan Panday, who emerged as one of the promising debutants for his performance in Mohit Suri’s Saiyaara, recently reflected on shaping his character, Krish Kapoor, and the quiet, grounded mindset he shared with co-star Aneet Padda while filming the romantic drama.Speaking to Grazia India, Ahaan revealed that both he and Aneet were acutely aware of…

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Shakira’s body double theory decoded: Did the ‘Dai Dai’ singer really perform at FIFA opening ceremony? Here’s what we know |

Shakira at the FIFA 2026 World Cup opening ceremony. Shakira has been going viral for her performance at the FIFA 2026 World Cup opening ceremony. While videos of her performances were circulating online, theories and debates started going on about whether it was actually Shakira or not. Fan theories started running amok, with many pointing…

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Fuel-efficient car companies may get a new revenue stream

NEW DELHI: Govt has proposed a new credit trading mechanism under India’s Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency (CAFE) norms that would allow passenger vehicle manufacturers exceeding fuel-efficiency targets to sell surplus compliance credits to peers that fall short, creating a potential new revenue stream, while easing compliance with emission standards.A draft amendment issued by the ministry…

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1 in 6 rural teens under severe stress, AIIMS-linked study flags silent mental health crisis | India News

NEW DELHI: One in six adolescents in rural north India reported facing a major stressful event within just six months, with academic pressure, poverty, bullying, domestic violence and family conflict emerging as major triggers behind depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts among teenagers, according to an AIIMS-linked study that warns of a widening but largely invisible…

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