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Hardik Pandya IPL Trade Deal: KKR interested, CSK await new coach as MI hold firm

Hardik Pandya's IPL trade talks have gained momentum as KKR and CSK monitor the Mumbai Indians skipper, with team balance, coaching shifts, and player swap demands shaping the potential blockbuster deal.

Tamil Nadu: fertility rate falls below 1.4, Health Minister calls for childbirth incentives

Tamil Nadu is considering incentives to encourage larger families as its Total Fertility Rate falls below 1.4 and the state’s population ages. Health Minister K G Arunraj said the state could explore a policy similar to Andhra Pradesh.

Rural jobs fall nearly 50% in first month of VB-G RAM G scheme, official data shows

Rural employment under VB-G RAM G fell nearly 50% year-on-year in July 2026, with 7.67 crore person-days generated against 15.33 crore under MGNREGS in July 2025.

Salman Khan and Sanjay Dutt's 7 Dogs to arrive in Indian theatres THIS month

Salman Khan and Sanjay Dutt's Saudi Arabian-Egyptian action drama 7 Dogs is all set to release in India this month. The high-octane project is directed by Belgian filmmakers Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah. It also stars Ahmed Ezz, Karim Abdel-Aziz, and Monica Bellucci.

Typhoon Dolphin Hits China: Force 10 winds hit Fujian, 30,000 given aid

Typhoon Dolphin has made landfall on China’s eastern coast, bringing powerful winds and torrential rain as authorities prepare for widespread flooding and landslides. China’s National Meteorological Center forecast sustained winds of up to 162 kmph before the typhoon gradually weakens as it moves inland. The storm has already caused major disruptions across eastern China, with nearly 1,300 flights cancelled at Shanghai’s two main airports and another 270 flights cancelled at Hangzhou airport. Rail services across parts of the Yangtze River Delta have also been suspended as a precaution. Authorities have ordered vessels back to port, halted ferry services and restricted offshore and construction activities.

How is AI transforming the future of enterprise innovation? EXPLAINED

Enterprises are concentrating AI investment where it delivers the strongest competitive edge. He noted that AI now blends reasoning, prediction and content generation with enterprise data, enabling companies to redesign business models and boost workforce productivity.

Jharkhand Students Protest: JPSC-JSSC aspirants march to assembly, heavy security deployed

Thousands of JPSC-JSSC aspirants marched toward the Jharkhand Assembly in Ranchi, protesting recruitment exam irregularities and paper leaks. The agitation entered its 17th day.

Khatron Ke Khiladi 15: Molten wax stunt sparks fresh backlash after pellet-gun row

The latest stunt in Khatron Ke Khiladi 15 has sparked debate among viewers who feel that enduring extreme physical pain is becoming more prominent than testing contestants' courage and ability. Read to know more.

Former Thai MP arrested after shooting local political leader inside government office

Former Thai MP Chalong Reawraeng has been arrested after allegedly shooting local political leader Thongchai Yenprasert inside a Nonthaburi government office.

Extreme heat cuts power production across Europe

Extreme heatwaves and prolonged drought are forcing power plants across Europe to cut production. Low river levels in waterways such as the Rhine and Danube are limiting cooling water supplies, adding pressure to power grids as demand for air conditioning surges. The extreme heat and drought affecting large parts of Europe this summer could erase ​much of the economic growth expected across ‌the region, a report stated.

'Special One' Jose Mourinho admits he almost joined Manchester United in 2013

Jose Mourinho reveals in a new Netflix documentary that he was set to replace Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United in 2013 before choosing Chelsea instead.

Zuckerberg's $300 million superyacht faces scrutiny after declined to help stranded boat

Zuckerberg's $300 million superyacht is under scrutiny after a small boat ran out of fuel off Alaska's coast, forcing a nearby cruise ship to carry out the rescue instead. The US Coast Guard said the crew requested help around 9:30 p.m.

Indian ambassador to US debunks myths sorrounding the FCRA bill

On August 10, 2026, India’s Ambassador to the United States, Vinay Mohan Kwatra, released a "myth vs reality" clarification on social media to address concerns surrounding India's proposed Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026.

House of the Dragon season 3 review: A blood-soaked finale, a mad Queen rising?

House of the Dragon season 3 has ended with episode eight, and the tragic feeling. This episode showed us all where Rhaenyra is heading now with the level of desperation she had to be on that throne.

Jharkhand protests: Students stay firm on CBI investigation demand

In a move to contain escalating unrest, the Jharkhand government has initiated separate rounds of talks with prominent student unions and youth organizations regarding controversial recruitment policies and job quota demands.

Copenhagen kayak parade draws hundreds: Kayakers paddle for pride & strength

Hundreds of kayakers took to the waterways of Copenhagen for a colorful kayak parade celebrating pride, community and strength. Participants paddled together through the Danish capital, turning the event into a vibrant display of solidarity, inclusion and outdoor spirit.

South Africa: Female officers march in formation & salute as token of respect

Female officers in South Africa marched in formation and saluted as a token of respect during a ceremonial display. The event highlighted discipline, unity and the professionalism of women serving in the country’s security forces.

AR Rahman’s son AR Ameen meets car accident in Chennai; sister shares health update

AR Rahman's son AR Ameen recently had a road accident while traveling to the city from Koyambedu. He was along with a friend in his Porsche when it collided with a Wagon-R cab close to the Kathipara flyover.

Soldiers to changemakers: How Bollywood broadened the meaning of patriotism
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For one generation, it was picking up a rifle. For another, it was returning to a village like Mohan Bhargava in Swades. Here are a few of the films which are based on patriotism beyond borders.