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Shoaib Akhtar expresses big ‘Imran Khan’ regret, reflects on career

Wasim Akram, Shoaib Akhtar Former Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar believes he could have taken 400 Test wickets if he had played under Imran Khan‘s leadership earlier in his career.Shoaib took 178 wickets in 46 Tests during his international career, which ended during the 2011 World Cup in India amid reported differences with then Pakistan…

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Kamal Amrohi charged Rs 10,000 per scene as a writer for ‘Mughal-E-Azam’, went on to earn Rs 2 lakh for the film, reveals his son, opens up on fall-out with K Asif |

Mughal-E-Azam remains one of the most celebrated films in Indian cinema, renowned for its spectacular scale, lavish sets and memorable dialogues. Directed by K Asif, the period epic was also among the costliest Indian productions of its era, reportedly made on a budget of around Rs 1.5 crore. Adjusted for inflation, that would amount to…

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‘The more you bowl, the stronger you become’: Gurnoor Brar | Cricket News

Bengaluru: In a crowded Indian pace pool, opportunities have to be seized. Punjab’s Gurnoor Brar appears to have taken that lesson to heart. The lanky pacer made an immediate impression on his India ODI debut against Afghanistan in June, claiming three wickets. A month later, representing India ‘A’, he followed it up with a 10-wicket…

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Centre forms DGHS-led panel to review NEET-PG admissions as Supreme Court seeks report

The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that a 12-member committee led by the Director General of Health Services will review the NEET-PG admission process and recommend reforms. Hearing petitions against the reduced qualifying percentile, the court has granted the panel eight weeks to submit its report before taking up the issue for detailed consideration….

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Tara Sutaria goes full glam in figure-hugging leopard gown at Toxic trailer launch |

Tara Sutaria clearly wasn’t going for a quiet red-carpet moment. At the Bengaluru trailer launch of Toxic: A Fairy Tale For Grown-Ups on August 8, Tara turned up in a fitted leopard-print gown that looked straight out of an old-Hollywood film, with a little modern drama thrown in.The actress chose an off-shoulder floor-length dress that…

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Career & Money Predictions, 5th September, 2026: How Gemini Moon & Mrigashira Fuel Big Career Shifts; Turn Curiosity into Career Breakthroughs

With today’s celestial energies, a world of new career possibilities and groundbreaking ideas awaits exploration. It’s essential to maintain focus amidst distractions, as curiosity fuels effective research. Meaningful conversations offer crucial insights for both professionals and entrepreneurs. Certain zodiac signs should exercise caution in partnership decisions, whereas others could revel in good fortune stemming from…

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61.5% of women taking up G RAM G work shows positive indicator of rural livelihoods

VB G RAM G generates 11.4 crore person-days, women account for 61.5% NEW DELHI: Over 11.4 crore person-days have been generated since the rollout of Viksit Bharat-Guarantee for Rozgar and Aajeevika Mission (Gramin) Act (VB G RAM G Act), which replaced MGNREGA, according to the govt portal on the new scheme. Women account for 61.5%…

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‘Injury scare’ for Babar Azam ahead of England Tests as Pakistan captain rested

Pakistan have been handed a fitness concern ahead of their three-Test series against England after captain Babar Azam was forced to retire from a warm-up game following a blow to his hand.Babar was batting on five for Pakistan against a Professional County Club Select XI when a rising delivery from England Under-19 pacer Manny Lumsden…

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This Gen Z employee lost a promotion after being told she was ‘too valuable to promote’

This Gen Z employee was told she was ‘too valuable to promote’ Employees chase promotions for the obvious reasons: better pay, greater responsibility, recognition for the hours put in. Many respond by exceeding targets, picking up new skills, mentoring colleagues and staying late when deadlines demand it. Career coach Simon Ingari recently shared a story…

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