Libra, Weekly Horoscope, August 10 to August 16, 2025: Romance is favored early in the week

This week, Libra individuals will experience a surge in confidence. Professional life sees progress with potential travel opportunities. Romance is favored early in the week. Finances require careful management, prioritize savings. Health needs attention mid-week with simple food and hydration. The weekend offers social events but avoid impulsive decisions. Sunday calls for rest and avoiding…

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IND vs ENG 4th Test: Unstable Equilibrium! Indian openers provide sound start in tough conditions; England hit back with quick wickets

At Old Trafford, India opted for an extra seamer due to overcast conditions, a decision that saw Shardul Thakur included in the playing XI. Sai Sudharsan’s impressive 61 stabilized the innings after Jaiswal and Rahul’s solid start, but a late collapse, triggered by Pant’s injury and Sudharsan’s dismissal, left India at 264/4.

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‘Janaki V v/s State of Kerala’ to ‘Flask’—Legal battles to laugh riots; here’s what’s releasing this week

South Indian cinema is set to explode this week with a diverse range of films hitting theaters. From courtroom dramas like ‘Janaki V vs. State of Kerala’ to comedies such as ‘Kothapallilo Okappudu’ and ‘Bun Butter Jam,’ there’s something for everyone. Action films like ‘Ekka’ and ‘Junior’ are also releasing, promising high-octane entertainment alongside Malayalam…

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‘Neeraj Chopra performs when he really has to perform’: World Athletics vice president backs India’s golden arm

World Athletics Vice President Adille Sumariwalla supports Neeraj Chopra for the World Athletics Championships. He anticipates a strong showing from Chopra, despite a recent second-place finish. Sumariwalla expects a good competition between Chopra and Julian Weber. He also predicts India will improve upon its performance from the previous year’s World Championships.

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AI couldn’t crack it, but kids did: THIS puzzle proves how kids are smarter than AI

Researchers at the University of Washington developed ‘AI Puzzlers,’ a game featuring reasoning puzzles that AI systems struggle to solve. In the study, children outperformed AI in completing visual patterns, demonstrating their critical thinking skills. The kids also identified errors in AI solutions and explanations, highlighting the differences between human and artificial intelligence.

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“Another murderer”: Antonio Brown blasted in fiery Hall of Fame debate accusing Canton of rewarding a murderer

Former Ravens star Terrell Suggs believes Antonio Brown’s Hall of Fame chances are complicated by his ongoing legal troubles. Suggs suggested that Canton might delay Brown’s induction until his attempted murder charge is resolved, drawing a parallel to a past controversial enshrinement. Brown’s impressive on-field stats are undeniable, but his off-field conduct could significantly impact…

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‘We are undervalued’: Govt disappointed with state-run oil firms’ valuations; considers partial ownership sale

Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri voiced disappointment regarding the low valuation of state-owned oil marketing companies, despite their significant profits. He suggested considering partial ownership sales to boost efficiency, though no immediate plans exist, clarifying BPCL is not on the block. Puri highlighted OMCs’ autonomy and strong dividend returns, dismissing ethanol blending concerns.

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