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Shifted from makeshift classrooms, rights panel orders safe transport for Haryana school students now

The Haryana Human Rights Commission has directed the education department to ensure safe transportation. GURGAON: Haryana Human Rights Commission (HHRC) has come to the rescue of hapless children of govt primary schools in Nuh.HHRC has directed the education department, in coordination with the transport department, to ensure “safe and convenient” transportation for children – who…

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Harry Potter fans forced a $570 million power cable between UK and Ireland to be relocated since it would desecrate the ‘grave’ of Dobby, the elf

“Such a beautiful place, to be with friends. Dobby is happy to be with his friend, Harry Potter,” said Dobby, the house-elf from the famous book and movie series Harry Potter. But it seems Dobby made more friends than just Harry Potter and they love him even after his death. Harry Potter fans just made…

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‘Vishwanath And Sons’ clocks Rs 200 crore in pre-release business; Suriya starrer surpasses Rs 7 crore in advance bookings

Suriya’s upcoming film ‘Vishwanath And Sons’ is heading towards its theatrical release with strong business already locked in across different revenue streams. The film has reportedly recorded a Rs 200 crore-plus pre-release valuation, helped by Suriya’s improved market following the success of ‘Karuppu.‘ However, with the release date approaching, attention has now shifted to its…

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Australian cricketer breaks silence on cheating allegations involving estranged wife

Ashleigh Gardner and Monica Wright (Agency Image) Australia women’s vice-captain Ashleigh Gardner has addressed the controversy surrounding her separation from Monica Wright, asking for privacy while apologising for the pain caused during their relationship.Gardner had stayed silent for several months after Wright publicly accused the all-rounder of cheating on her with Australia teammate Georgia Voll…

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Every great wildlife shot tells a story

With World Photography Day approaching (August 19), we turn the lens on Mumbai’s wildlife photography enthusiasts who have ventured into India’s forests in search of its iconic big cat. They share why capturing a tiger in the wild takes far more than the right gear — it takes patience, respect and a responsible mindset towards…

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