India Jujitsu player cause of death: How did Rohini Kalam die at Madhya Pradesh residence? | More sports News

Indian Jujitsu player Rohini Kalam, 35, was found dead at her residence in Dewas, Madhya Pradesh, on Sunday. Preliminary findings suggest the cause of death was suicide, according to police officials.The incident took place at her family home in Arjun Nagar, Radhaganj. Rohini’s younger sister, Roshni, discovered her hanging in her room and immediately alerted…

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LU studentattacked byhostellers | Lucknow News

Lucknow: A day scholar was attacked by hostellers at Lucknow University‘s commerce department canteen on Monday afternoon when an altercation turned violent.Tensions between the two students escalated rapidly after a verbal exchange turned into a physical confrontation. The situation worsened when the day scholar was reportedly surrounded and beaten by a group of hostellers, leaving…

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‘You give yourself Rs 1 crore and celebrate’: Karan Johar calls out makers for fake box office hype through corporate bookings |

Karan Johar recently addressed the growing trend of corporate bookings in Bollywood, where filmmakers buy bulk tickets to inflate box office numbers. He dismissed these “self-bookings” as industry self-defamation, asserting that audiences only care about a film’s quality, not artificial boosts. Johar also expressed his ethical concerns regarding actors’ excessive entourages. Karan Johar recently commented…

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VP election: Reddy says Radhakrishnan ‘not speaking’, calls for ‘healthy convo’ – will there be a debate? | India News

NEW DELHI: Opposition’s vice presidential candidate B Sudershan Reddy, on Monday, called out his rival, ruling NDA nominee C P Radhakrishnan, for “not speaking,” and said that a healthy conversation would have taken place, had he spoken.At a press conference on Monday, attended by Telangana CM A Revanth Reddy and senior Congress leaders, the former…

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Harvard vs Trump: Battle over billions in diversity grants heats up

Days after the Supreme Court handed the Trump administration a major win allowing federal agencies to proceed with cuts to diversity-related grants, the administration has turned its sights on another high-profile target: Harvard University. According to The Harvard Crimson, the unfolding legal battle involves nearly $3 billion in federal research funding. The clash underscores a…

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