After the ‘War 2’ debacle, Aditya Chopra is quietly working on a ‘mysterious, timeless romantic saga’ – Reports | Hindi Movie News

After the underwhelming reception of ‘War 2’, Adita Chopra’s production house is shifting gears towards a captivating romantic epic. This intriguing venture, dubbed a classic narrative reborn, is still in its early stages and boasts a star-studded cast. Fans can look forward to an official reveal on September 27th, signaling a revitalizing return to romance…

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Why has Britain’s grass turned yellow? Scientists warn about the future of the island after ‘driest month ever’

Britain’s fields, parks and lawns were thriving areas of fresh greenery, just before summer arrived. Then, everything was burnt to a crisp, with a yellow and golden hue and now landscapes as old as thousands of years have been revealed as green outlines against yellow backgrounds.July was the driest month ever recorded in England and…

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IPL 2026: Dhauladhar views, playoffs mood – Gujarat Titans’ Dharamsala day out of selfies, reels and intense training | Cricket News

HPCA stadium in Dharamsala TimesofIndia.com in Dharamsala: On a pleasant Sunday evening in Dharamshala, Jos Buttler was the first Gujarat Titans player to walk onto the ground. He paused for a moment, looked around at the majestic Dhauladhar range in the backdrop, and slowly took out his phone to capture the picturesque venue.Buttler was not…

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The British Royal Navy brought nearly 27,000 Africans rescued from slave ships to a remote Atlantic island; their teeth are now revealing their lost childhood journeys

152 Africans were rescued from illegal slave ships and taken to Saint Helena nearly 200 years ago. (Representational photo) Nearly 200 years after thousands of Africans were rescued from illegal slave ships and taken to the remote island of Saint Helena by the British royal navy, scientists have uncovered new clues about where many of…

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Antarctica: In 2025-26, more than 120,000 tourists visited Antarctica; some former guides now say the industry crossed a line

A ship sails through the Lemaire Channel in Antarctica (AP file photo) A new study has found that several former Antarctic tour guides decided to leave their jobs because they could no longer balance their love for the continent with the environmental impact of the tourism industry. Researchers spoke to 25 former guides who said…

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