Indian-origin driver Satwinder Singh jailed for 7 years in New Zealand on rape charges, asked teenage passenger if she was wearing underwear

Satwinder Singh told the police that the incident was fabricated and whatever happened inside the cab was consensual. He also said New Zealand women are ‘forward and promiscuous’. The court found him guilty of rape charges and sentenced him to seven years and two months’ jail. The judge refused to give him any hardship discount…

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“Just another obstacle”: Egor Mekhontsev, last man to beat Oleksandr Usyk, flaunts his laurels, says he still has “answers”

Egor Mekhontsev, the last amateur to defeat Oleksandr Usyk, believes he still holds the key to beating the undisputed heavyweight champion. Mekhontsev, an Olympic gold medalist himself, recently offered his expertise to Usyk’s future rivals, suggesting he could serve as a sparring partner or advisor. He emphasized his unique understanding of Usyk’s southpaw style, stemming…

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Hugh Grant surprises fans by revealing his father was born in British India; opens up about early days in Kolkata: He was born in either India or Pakistan, I guess that makes me half Indian, really’

British actor Hugh Grant delighted Indian audiences by revealing his father was born in British India, humorously claiming he’s ‘half Indian.’ Grant reminisced about his 1988 filming experience in Kolkata for ‘La Nuit Bengali,’ recalling his enjoyment of the city’s high society and polo. While admitting limited Bollywood knowledge, he praised Satyajit Ray’s genius.

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Govt enforces nationwide airfare caps amid IndiGo crisis; what we know so far

The government has imposed nationwide fare caps on domestic flights, ranging from INR 7,500 to INR 18,000 based on distance, to protect passengers from opportunistic pricing. This intervention follows widespread IndiGo flight cancellations due to crew-related issues, which caused airfares to skyrocket. The directive aims to stabilize the market until operations fully recover.

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Why food fried in reused oil could expose you to higher cancer risk

Repeatedly heating cooking oil triggers chemical changes, leading to the formation of harmful compounds that compromise its safety and nutritional value. This degradation can increase the risk of certain cancers and negatively impact cardiovascular and metabolic health over time. Practicing safe frying techniques and being aware of oil’s warning signs are crucial for mitigating these…

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