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How to get over Rs 70 lakh corpus from Sukanya Samriddhi account
Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana calculator, tax benefits: Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) is a government savings scheme for the girl child. It offers an 8.2% interest rate and tax benefits under Section 80C. Parents can invest up to Rs 1.5 lakh annually.
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TM Krishna shouldn't be given MS Subbulakshmi award: SC
The Supreme Court challenged the Madras High Court's decision to allow the MS Subbulakshmi Award to be given to TM Krishna. Subbulakshmi's grandson argued that using her name for the award violated her will, prompting the court to issue notices.
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'Excited to face': Gukesh to take on Magnus Carlsen in Norway
Newly crowned World Chess Champion, 18-year-old Gukesh Dommaraju, is set for a thrilling showdown against top-ranked Magnus Carlsen at the 2025 Norway Chess tournament. Gukesh, fresh off victories at the Tata Steel Masters, Chess Olympiad, Candidates Tournament, and the World Championship, will face Carlsen on his home turf in Stavanger.
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3 Reasons why Triple H stepped in to confront Kevin Owens
At Saturday Night's Main Event, Kevin Owens brutally attacked Cody Rhodes after their match, stealing the iconic Winged Eagle WWE Championship. Triple H, WWE's COO, confronted Owens and had a heated altercation with the former WWE Champion, sparking rumors of a potential in-ring return for the King of Kings, Triple H.
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'Brave woman, takes some steel': Shastri backs Isa Guha’s apology
Isa Guha, while commentating, referred to Jasprit Bumrah as the "Most Valuable Primate," sparking controversy and discussions about unconscious bias. Guha apologized for her word choice, emphasizing her respect for Bumrah and her commitment to inclusion. Ravi Shastri supported Guha, acknowledging her courage in apologizing publicly and urging everyone to move forward.
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What are the top drugs fuelling Wall Street?
In The Wolf of Wall Street, drugs fueled excess and chaos; today, Wall Street’s drugs drive hyper-productivity. Adderall, the go-to stimulant, powers young bankers through 90-hour weeks, while Vyvanse offers smoother, longer-lasting focus. Zyn nicotine pouches buzz through bullpens, and Monsterbombs—a mix of Monster Energy and 5-Hour Energy—deliver heart-racing caffeine hits. When prescriptions fail, desperate bankers turn to the risky underground market, risking counterfeit pills laced with fentanyl. These substances help junior bankers survive relentless workloads, but at a steep cost: burnout, dependency, and lost humanity. The grind continues, but the drugs have evolved—along with the toll.
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Bumrah's playful jab at journalist for doubting his batting ability
At a press conference following Day 3 of the Gabba Test, Jasprit Bumrah humorously responded to a journalist's question about India's batting performance. He reminded everyone of his record 35 runs in a single Test over.
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Kohli's new-ball technique questioned by ex-India cricketer
Cheteshwar Pujara analyses Virat Kohli's struggles against the new ball in the ongoing Gabba Test, suggesting his technique isn't suited for it. Kohli's success with the old ball in Perth contrasts with his recent low scores. Pujara highlights the need for a mental shift, urging Kohli to resist playing deliveries outside off-stump, despite practicing leaving them in the nets.
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'We hold a few more cards than they do': Starc aims for follow-on
India struggled significantly against Australia's pace attack at the Gabba, reeling at 22/3 after Australia posted nearly 450 runs. Starc and Hazlewood ripped through the top order, dismissing Jaiswal, Gill, and Kohli cheaply. Starc's two early wickets and Hazlewood's dismissal of Kohli left India in dire straits. Cummins later added Pant's wicket, deepening India's woes.
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UP CM accuses oppn of turning blind eye to violence against Hindus in Sambhal
Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath addressed the Sambhal violence, stating that the truth will emerge. He countered opposition allegations, citing decreased communal riots since 2017. Adityanath highlighted Sambhal's history of unrest and vowed to hold those responsible for the recent stone-pelting accountable. A judicial commission will be formed to investigate the matter.
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Rarest of rare feat! Argentine bowler takes 'double hat-trick'
Argentina's Hernan Fennell etched his name in cricket history by achieving a rare double hat-trick, claiming four wickets in four balls against the Cayman Islands in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Sub Regional Americas Qualifier. This remarkable feat makes him the sixth bowler ever to achieve this in T20Is, joining an elite group.
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Narayana Murthy reiterates on 70 hrs workweek: But what about employees' health?
Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy reiterated his stance on Indians working 70 hours a week for national progress, citing the prevalence of poverty. He argued that hard work is essential for India's advancement, drawing criticism and sparking debate about work-life balance.
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'He's ready to become a dictator': Kharge's big charge against PM Modi
In a Rajya Sabha debate, Opposition Leader Mallikarjun Kharge criticized PM Modi and the BJP for allegedly undermining the Constitution and pushing towards dictatorship through excessive devotion. He accused the BJP of dismantling the reservation system, opposing the caste census, and distorting historical legacies. Kharge also condemned the PM's handling of the Manipur crisis and unfulfilled promises.
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'Hails her courage’: French man on wife in mass rape case; seeks forgiveness from family
A 72-year-old Frenchman, Dominique Pelicot, pleaded for forgiveness in a French court for drugging his wife and facilitating her rape by dozens of men over a decade. The trial, involving 50 defendants, highlighted issues of gender-based violence and consent. Pelicot faces a 20-year sentence, while his ex-wife, Gisele, has become a symbol of courage for confronting her attackers publicly.
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'How's that an offence?': SC on 'Jai Shri Ram' slogan inside mosque
The Supreme Court questioned the criminalization of chanting "Jai Shri Ram" during an appeal against the Karnataka High Court's dismissal of a case involving two individuals accused of shouting the slogan in a mosque. The court questioned the identification of the accused and how the phrase constituted an offense.
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Toyota Urban Cruiser electric vs Suzuki e-Vitara: Battery, range & more
Both e-SUVs are based on the same skateboard platform jointly developed by Suzuki and Toyota. Although the two vehicles have lots of differences in their exterior design elements, the Urban Cruiser EV and e-Vitara feature the same interior layout, with the only noticeable difference being the Toyota logo on the steering wheel.
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Will rain save India in Gabba or batters wake up to fight on Day 4?
India face a daunting task on Day 4 of the Gabba Test, trailing Australia by 394 runs with six wickets remaining. Dominant Australian performance, featuring centuries from Travis Head and Steve Smith, have put India on the back foot. Bumrah's six-wicket haul offered a glimmer of hope, but the Indian batting faltered once again.
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'Sar mein kuch hai?': Rohit's on-field rant goes viral
Indian captain Rohit Sharma expressed his frustration on Day 3 of the Brisbane Test against Australia. His visible annoyance with pacer Akash Deep's wayward bowling was caught on the stump mic. Australia, after reaching 445 all out, put India under pressure with early wickets, leaving the visitors struggling at 51/4 on a rain-affected day.
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'Time has come to scrutinise': Manjrekar slams India's batting coach
Former cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar questions India's batting coach's effectiveness after the team's struggles against Australia's bowlers in the third Test. India's top order, except for KL Rahul (33 batting), failed to show resilience against the challenging bowling attack, ending day three at a precarious 51 for four.
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'What Nehru wrote to Lady Mountbatten that needed censoring': BJP targets Cong
The BJP has demanded the Congress party release letters written by Jawaharlal Nehru to Edwina Mountbatten and others, which were allegedly withdrawn from the Nehru Memorial Library in 2008 on Sonia Gandhi's orders. A library member, Rizwan Kadri, has requested Rahul Gandhi's intervention after receiving no response from Sonia Gandhi.
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