‘So proud of you pondatti’: ‘Karuppu’ star Suriya pens emotional note for Jyotika’s powerhouse performance in ‘System’ | Tamil Movie News

Suriya is basking in the massive global success of his magnum opus ‘Karuppu’. Amid his busy schedule, the actor took time to highlight another project that throughly fascinated him. Taking to social media, Suriya expressed his immense pride and gratitude for his wife, Jyotika, and her latest legal thriller series, ‘System,’ which has been generating…

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LG directs banks to speed up PM SVANidhi loans as Delhi receives over 4.3 lakh applications | Delhi News

New Delhi: Lieutenant governor TS Sandhu Friday directed banks and govt agencies to expedite processing of applications under the Prime Minister Street Vendor’s AtmaNirbhar Nidhi (PM SVANidhi) scheme, stressing that no eligible street vendor should face delays in accessing financial assistance.Reviewing the scheme’s implementation in the capital, which is administered by the Municipal Corporation of…

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Guruvayur Temple: Did you know the idol in Guruvayur Temple is believed to be the one worshipped by Lord Krishna himself?

Kerala’s Guruvayur Temple is full of stories and mysteries that still amaze devotees. It is not just devotion that draws devotees to the temple, but also these surprising folklores. One among the fascinating beliefs is that the deity in the temple, the Chaturbahu form of Lord Vishnu, was worshipped by Lord Krishna himself. Yes, you…

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‘Thought it was terrorist explosion’: London train crash passengers ‘had broken legs, could not speak’; driver dead

Survivors recall horror after London train collision kills driver, injures 89 (Images/AP and X) Survivors recalled scenes of panic and devastation after two passenger trains collided near Bedford, north of London on Friday, killing a train driver and injuring over 80 people.Describing the moments after the crash, passenger Dr Pete Knapp told Press Association: “There…

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World’s first nuclear waste vault: Why Finland is burying radioactive waste 400 metres underground | World News

Finland is on the verge of switching on what could become one of the most consequential infrastructure projects in the history of nuclear energy, a permanent underground repository designed to store highly radioactive waste for tens of thousands of years. Built deep beneath the island of Olkiluoto, the facility represents a long-awaited answer to a…

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