‘Hari Hara Veera Mallu’ box office collections day 6: Pawan Kalyan’s film sees sharp decline; mints Rs 77.57 crores

Pawan Kalyan’s ‘Hari Hara Veera Mallu’ witnessed a strong opening, collecting Rs 34.75 crore on its first day. However, the film experienced a significant drop in collections due to mediocre reviews and criticisms of its VFX and storytelling. Despite a slight weekend recovery, the film’s overall performance has been inconsistent, raising doubts about its ability…

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Delhi shocker: Clothes vendor shot dead in Punjabi Bagh; cops suspect personal enmity

In Delhi, Md. Manzur, a 45-year-old clothes vendor, was fatally shot in Punjabi Bagh, with police suspecting personal enmity as the motive. Separately, in Badarpur, two individuals were arrested for shooting a 24-year-old taxi driver, Gautam Saini, who is critically injured. Both incidents underscore recent gun violence in the capital, prompting active police investigations.

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How to Get Shiny Toedscool and Shiny Toedscruel in Pokemon GO: Shiny Status, Evolution Guide, Shiny Odds, Availability, and Biome Tips

Toedscool debuts in Pokemon GO during Adventure Week 2025, offering trainers a chance to catch this new Pokemon in Forest and Grassland biomes. Although its shiny version isn’t available yet, players can gather candy to evolve it into Toedscruel. Shiny hunters should prepare now, as the shiny versions are expected to be released in future…

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Mid-2025 Indian economy cautiously optimistic: Finance ministry

India’s economy shows cautious optimism in mid-2025, according to a finance ministry report, highlighting resilience despite global headwinds. Forecasts project FY26 growth in the 6.2-6.5% range, supported by robust domestic demand. However, the report cautions about slowing credit growth and potential risks from a global slowdown, particularly in the US, which could dampen demand for…

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At 1.5%, industrial growth slows to 10-mth low in June

India’s industrial output growth decelerated to a 10-month low of 1.5% in June, primarily due to contractions in the mining and electricity sectors. Sluggishness in capital goods and consumer durables further contributed to the slowdown. While manufacturing showed resilience, excess rains impacted mining and electricity, and demand signals remained mixed, particularly in urban consumption.

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