‘You simply can’t jump to the next peak’ – Abhinav Bindra on D Gukesh’s post World Championship performance

Olympic champion Abhinav Bindra offers perspective on D Gukesh’s recent chess performance dip, calling it a natural phase post-major success. Bindra emphasizes returning to basics and recharging energy, both physically and mentally, to overcome such periods. He notes that in sports, past achievements fade, and continuous effort and finding joy are key to navigating these…

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‘Exploited life of martyr son’: Major Mohit Sharma’s family takes legal action against Ranveer Singh’s ‘Dhurandhar’; approaches Delhi HC for complete stay on film’s release

Major Mohit Sharma’s parents have sued filmmakers of Ranveer Singh’s ‘Dhurandhar’, alleging unauthorized exploitation of their martyred son’s life. They claim the film, presented as inspired by true events, falsely links the protagonist to Major Sharma’s covert operations. The family seeks to halt the December 5 release, citing privacy and national security concerns.

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‘Will PM Modi take up South Africa’s cause?’ Congress hits out after Trump’s rant; US ‘bars’ Pretoria from G20

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh questioned Prime Minister Modi’s stance on South Africa’s exclusion from the next G20 Summit by Donald Trump. Ramesh urged Modi, a self-proclaimed champion of Africa and the Global South, to advocate for South Africa’s rightful participation, highlighting the nation’s economic significance and strong ties with India.

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Chhattisgarh HC grants anticipatory bail to Pune surgeon in 2018 rape case and censures investigators for delay

A Pune orthopaedic surgeon received anticipatory bail from the Chhattisgarh High Court in a 2018 rape case. The court noted the investigation remained inconclusive for seven years. The surgeon’s defence presented evidence of his presence in Pune during alleged incidents. Police faced censure for investigation delays. The court granted bail considering the circumstances.

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“Eyes whisper before they scream”: Doctor says vision loss in diabetes is preventable, if you catch these early signs

Diabetes can silently harm your vision, even in young adults, leading to serious issues before symptoms appear. Experts stress that early whispers like blurry vision or floaters shouldn’t be ignored. Regular eye exams and strict blood sugar, blood pressure, and cholesterol control are crucial. Blindness is largely preventable with prompt monitoring and treatment.

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Why farming belongs in early childhood: Growing character, not just crops

Farming offers children invaluable life lessons beyond textbooks, fostering patience, resilience, and respect for nature. Hands-on experience with the soil cultivates endurance, emotional stability, and an understanding of natural rhythms. This connection to the earth helps young learners embrace challenges, value resources, and develop strong character traits essential for navigating a fast-paced world.

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