US-Iran strikes: Tehran admits nuclear facilities were ‘seriously damaged’; Trump warns ‘will do it again, if necessary’

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi admitted that US missile strikes last month caused “serious damage” to Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, halting uranium enrichment. Despite the destruction, Iran vows to rebuild and resume enrichment, viewing it as a matter of national pride. President Trump responded by claiming vindication and demanding an apology from CNN for downplaying the…

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Mohit Suri’s ‘Saiyaara’ Crosses $1 Million in North America, Dream debut for Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda

Mohit Suri’s romantic drama Saiyaara is a box office success, crossing $1 million in North America within four days and achieving Rs 100 crore in India. Starring debutants Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, the film’s strong word-of-mouth, music, and lead pair chemistry are driving its success. Suri’s track record of launching new talent and reviving…

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Iran admits nuclear facilities ‘seriously damaged’; Trump warns ‘will do it again’

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi admitted that US missile strikes last month caused “serious damage” to Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, halting uranium enrichment. Despite the destruction, Iran vows to rebuild and resume enrichment, viewing it as a matter of national pride. President Trump responded by claiming vindication and demanding an apology from CNN for downplaying the…

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From rebel to icon: How V S Achuthanandan became Kerala’s cult communist leader

V S Achuthanandan, a communist leader in Kerala, remarkably transformed into a cult figure during his tenures as opposition leader. Known initially as a ‘rough’ communist, he championed issues affecting the masses, particularly green politics and anti-corruption efforts. Despite rivals’ attempts to tarnish his image with the nickname ‘Achumama,’ it was embraced, solidifying his connection…

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Visage of struggles: The eventful life story of V S Achuthanandan, spanning over a century, coincides with Kerala’s own growth story

V.S. Achuthanandan, who passed away at 101, epitomized struggle throughout his life, championing social and political causes. A Kuttanad farmer’s son, he became the conscience of Kerala, advocating for the underdog. Despite lacking conventional charisma, his relentless pursuit of justice resonated with the masses.

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