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Roastery Coffee House has opened its 15th café in Hyderabad's Jubilee Hills, drawing architectural inspiration from Taramati Baradari. The heritage-themed outlet features speciality Indian coffee, Kalamkari artwork, an all-day menu and reflects the brand's continued expansion from its Hyderabad roots.
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Sunny Deol celebrated 43 years of his Bollywood debut film Betaab by sharing memories and gratitude with fans. The 1983 romantic drama, directed by Rahul Rawail and starring Amrita Singh, became a major success and established Deol as a leading actor
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The Bombay High Court ordered social media platforms to remove defamatory AI-generated deepfake content allegedly linking Union Minister Nitin Gadkari and his family to the E20 ethanol programme. Gadkari’s plea claimed the posts were fabricated and sought damages over reputational harm caused
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Pakistan Cricket Board warned former players against joining unsanctioned overseas tournaments after participation in the Asian Legends League in Zambia. The PCB said violations of ICC regulations could lead to two-year bans on NOCs and restrictions from cricket-related roles with the board and PSL
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RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra said India may introduce polymer currency notes by FY28 after ongoing field trials assess durability and suitability. The pilot involves Rs 10 and Rs 20 denominations, with polymer notes expected to complement existing paper currency rather than replace it
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A Hyderabad-based company donated Rs 2 crore to TTD’s Sri Venkateswara Pranadana Trust in Tirupati. The trust provides free medical treatment to poor patients suffering from critical diseases including heart, kidney, brain and cancer-related ailments, supporting TTD’s healthcare initiatives
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The Calcutta High Court denied Trinamool Congress leader Abhishek Banerjee permission to travel abroad for eye treatment and dismissed his plea. The court had earlier advised consultation with SSKM Hospital experts, but Banerjee’s counsel declined, leading to rejection of the request
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Rajya Sabha Chairman CP Radhakrishnan warned MPs against entering the Well and displaying placards during protests, urging cooperation to maintain order. Despite Opposition sloganeering, Question Hour continued with Nitin Gadkari addressing highway projects and Sudha Murthy raising concerns over rising road accidents
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Coffee delivers a stronger caffeine boost for quick energy and alertness, while tea offers steadier focus through its combination of caffeine and L-theanine. Choosing the right beverage depends on individual needs, but moderation and adequate sleep remain the biggest contributors to productivity.
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Varun Dhawan shared shirtless gym selfies showcasing his toned physique, encouraging fans to pose during workouts. The actor also reflected on his career, recent film Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai, and celebrated 10 years of the action-comedy Dishoom
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A Parliamentary standing committee has sought an apology from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg over the temporary removal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Facebook video. The panel also urged government action against Google India leadership over alleged fraud app losses involving investors
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More than 28,000 ASHA workers in Telangana have urged the State government to release their pending July honorariums, alleging that payments were not credited despite disbursal. The union also reiterated demands for a higher salary, social security benefits and job security.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosted a breakfast meeting with 37 BJP MPs during the Monsoon Session, discussing governance, parliamentary affairs and constituency feedback. The interaction is part of his regular outreach to lawmakers aimed at strengthening coordination and supporting the government's legislative agenda
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The Rajya Sabha was adjourned till noon after repeated sloganeering and protests by Opposition members disrupted Zero Hour proceedings. Amid the disruptions, MPs raised issues ranging from health insurance and generic medicines to hydrogen-powered trains and student protests.
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Mumbai Police is investigating a viral X post warning of possible terrorist attacks in August 2026. Cyber teams are verifying the account, source and credibility of the claims, while authorities say no specific threat has been confirmed and urge people to avoid rumours
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Russian missile and drone strikes on Kyiv and surrounding areas killed at least 15 people and injured 42 overnight. The attacks damaged warehouses, logistics facilities and infrastructure, highlighting escalating bombardments as Ukraine faces dwindling Patriot missile interceptors amid the prolonged war
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US President Donald Trump said a Strait of Hormuz agreement could be reached within days as Iran and Oman negotiate reopening vital shipping lanes. Progress has eased oil prices, though key issues over control, security, tolls, and broader regional tensions remain unresolved
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Hyderabad police have registered a forgery case after eight private colleges allegedly submitted fake Fire No Objection Certificates bearing the forged signature of HYDRAA Commissioner A.V. Ranganath. Authorities are also verifying Fire NOCs submitted by around 60 other educational institutions.
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Ayodhya's Ram Temple has abolished the special pass system for Ram Darbar darshan, allowing devotees seamless access after Ram Lalla darshan. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court is monitoring the temple donation theft probe, with a senior IPS-led SIT investigating alleged embezzlement and security lapses
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A fast-moving wildfire destroyed about 230 homes in British Columbia's Okanagan Indian Band reserve, forcing thousands to evacuate. Strong winds fueled the blaze, making it one of Canada's worst recent wildfires, as officials battled multiple out-of-control fires across the province
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A US study found schools are more likely to contact mothers than fathers, even when both parents are equally available. Researchers say this reinforces unequal caregiving responsibilities, adding to mothers' mental load and affecting work-life balance despite efforts to share parenting duties
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Maharashtra has imposed a one-year ban on the manufacture, sale and distribution of analogue or artificial paneer following widespread food safety violations. The FDA said over one-third of tested samples failed quality standards, prompting stricter enforcement against adulterated dairy products.
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Seven years after Article 370 was abrogated, Jammu and Kashmir has seen changes in security, governance, women's rights, tourism, and investments. While officials cite reduced separatist influence and stronger law enforcement, challenges from Pakistan-backed militant groups and cross-border terrorism continue
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Tamil Nadu Finance Minister N. Marie Wilson presented the TVK government's first Budget, praising Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay for ending alleged tender "cuts." The Budget reiterated opposition to NEET, urged its abolition, and highlighted financial recovery measures alongside reforms promoting transparency in public tenders