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Published on: May 30, 2023, 12:56:29 IST

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'Manipur situation nothing to do with…': CDS Anil Chauhan as toll rises to 80

The challenges in Manipur have not disappeared, Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan on Tuesday, but hoped that things will settle down in some time. He added that the situation in the northeastern state now is not related to insurgency. Read more

Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan. (Jitender Gupta)

Pakistani journalist returns home after abduction. He is Imran Khan's supporter

A prominent Pakistani television journalist Sami Abrahim who went missing last week, reportedly over his public support for former prime minister Imran Khan, returned home after being released by his captors, his family and his employer said. Read more

Watch: The truth behind MS Dhoni's eyes-closed visual before and after Jadeja's heist in last over of IPL 2023 final

The IPL 2023 final between defending champions Gujarat Titans and Chennai Super Kings was mostly about MS Dhoni. To a certain extent, the whole tournament was. Read more

Kriti Sanon looks exquisite in Chikankari suit as she visits temple to seek blessings for Adipurush song Ram Siya Ram

Actor Kriti Sanon is awaiting the release of Om Raut's upcoming film Adipurush with co-stars Prabhas and Saif Ali Khan.

Actor Kriti Sanon is awaiting the release of Om Raut's upcoming film Adipurush with co-stars Prabhas and Saif Ali Khan. Amid this, Kriti visited a temple to seek blessings for the movie's newly-released song Ram Siya Ram - reflecting Raghava (Prabhas) and Janaki's (Kriti Sanon) longing for each other after her abduction. Read more

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