‘Jana Nayagan’ box office collections day 8: Thalapathy Vijay’s film earns Rs 3.98 crore; worldwide total reaches Rs 260.25 crore | Tamil Movie News

‘Jana Nayagan’ box office collections day 8: Thalapathy Vijay’s film earns Rs 3.98 crore; worldwide total reaches Rs 260.25 crore Thalapathy Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’ continued its run in theatres on Day 8, but the film witnessed another drop in its daily collections.According to trade tracker Sacnilk, the film collected Rs 3.98 crore (India net) on…

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‘Encroacher’ remark hangs over Yusuf Pathan as former India cricketer turned politician withdraws Gujarat High Court appeal over Vadodara land dispute: Case explained | More sports News

The Gujarat High Court on Monday dismissed as withdrawn an appeal filed by former India cricketer and Lok Sabha MP Yusuf Pathan against a single-judge order that had described him as an “encroacher” on a piece of government land in Vadodara.Pathan’s lawyer, Shalin Mehta, sought permission to withdraw the plea before a division bench comprising…

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Amid Udhayanidhi Stalin row over Trisha remarks, old videos with Vijay and Trisha from ‘Kuruvi’ resurface |

Old videos featuring Udhayanidhi Stalin, Vijay, and Trisha from the film Kuruvi have resurfaced online. These clips are from the movie’s audio launch and 150-day celebration events. Udhayanidhi thanked both actors for their involvement in the production of Kuruvi. Vijay also expressed gratitude to Udhayanidhi for producing the successful film. The resurfaced footage highlights their…

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In 2015, Utah man Cory Mohl began building a backyard railroad; after 40,000 pounds of gravel and hundreds of hours, neighbours were riding it and he expected a final cost near $18,000

Photo credit: www.fox13now.comimage enhanced using AI In 2015, Cory Mohl of West Valley City, Utah, turned a lifelong fascination with trains into a full-scale backyard project. Over the next several months he laid about 400 feet of track, hauled roughly 40,000 pounds of gravel for the roadbed, and invested hundreds of hours of labour into…

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Ethan Klein’s reported $1M lawsuit against iDubbbz hit a wall over the H3 snark subreddit

Ethan Klein and iDubbbz’s reported legal dispute has become tied to a disagreement over the H3 snark community. (Image via: Instagram/@h3h3productions & @idubbbz) The legal dispute between Ethan Klein and Ian “iDubbbz” Washburn is reportedly about more than the original defamation case. According to internet culture reporter Steven Asarch, documents connected to the lawsuit show…

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UP Police SI 2025 normalized scores released at siupexam25.com; candidates can check score cards here

UP Police SI 2025 normalized scores released. (Representative Image) UP Police SI 2025 score card: The Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRPB) has released a notice regarding the normalized scores of candidates who appeared for the UP Police Sub Inspector (Civil Police) Direct Recruitment 2025 examination. Candidates can now access their normalized marks…

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Odisha government expands free education support; Classes 9, 10 students to get textbooks and mid-day meals

The Odisha government has extended free textbooks to students of Classes 9 and 10 and announced mid-day meals for them. The measures are aimed at easing education costs, improving nutrition, and encouraging regular attendance. The Odisha government has announced two major measures for school students, free textbooks and mid-day meals for those studying in Classes…

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Cauvery bandh in Karnataka: Schools to remain open as KAMS withdraws closure call, suggests black ribbons

Bengaluru: The Karnataka Associated Managements of Schools (KAMS) has withdrawn its earlier advisory calling for schools to remain closed during the Cauvery bandh on August 13. The association has instead urged schools to remain open, while allowing staff to wear black ribbons and encouraging students to learn about the water dispute through balanced, factual and…

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Most scuba divers believed they rarely touched reefs; underwater observers found more than 40% of contacts caused visible damage

A researcher following scuba divers for this project Most scuba divers believe they rarely touch fragile seabed ecosystems, yet underwater observers tracking hundreds of tourists found that more than 40 per cent of their physical contacts caused visible damage to living coral structures.Research published in The Conversation by marine scientists and dive professionals revealed that…

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