August 12, 2026

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When Dharmendra slapped a drunk Sanjay Khan at a party for disrespecting a veteran actor, but cried like a baby when he was in hospital after ‘Tipu Sultan’ fire accident |

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Legendary actor Dharmendra is currently hospitalised. Amidst death rumours, his family has clarified that the actor is stable and under observation. Hema Malini also urged fans to pray for his speedy recovery. Dharmendra isn’t just known for his onscreen aura but the actor is loved for his candidness off-screen. One has seen him on social…

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As ICE arrests rise, Florida schools see measurable declines in student test performance, study finds

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Florida schools hit by test score declines as immigration arrests increase A new study by the National Bureau of Economic Research has found that the surge in immigration enforcement during and after the Trump administration’s tenure may be quietly reshaping classrooms — and not for the better. Researchers say that heightened arrests and fear of…

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Terror plot: Med prof’s arrest leads to 2,900kg explosives haul in Faridabad | India News

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The building in Dhauj, Fbd, from where the explosives were found GURGAON/SRINAGAR: A Kashmiri medical professor’s arrest has triggered one of the largest counterterrorism hauls in recent years, with investigators in J&K, Haryana and UP uncovering nearly 2,900kg of IED-making material, multiple assault rifles, pistols, chemicals, electronics and flammable substances. Police said a transnational module…

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Bill Gates’ two key lessons for students: Microsoft founder reflects on what shapes success; parallels Warren Buffet’s beliefs

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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has advice to offer to students which included looking beyond academic performance, saying that grades alone do not determine success. Healso urged young people to build meaningful relationships and recognise the diverse abilities of others, calling these qualities essential for both professional and personal growth.In a 2018 Instagram post, Gates shared…

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One photo, a spate of threats: Arizona high school faces backlash over teachers’ shirts linked to Charlie Kirk

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Cienega High School in Vail, Arizona, became the centre of a national controversy last weekend after a photograph of math teachers wearing matching white T-shirts, stained with red blotches and emblazoned with the words “Problem Solved,” circulated widely online. Some right-wing influencers claimed the shirts mocked the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, sparking an…

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