UK's Guardian to not post on X, calls it a toxic platform
The New Indian Express|November 14, 2024
BRITAIN's The Guardian newspaper announced on Wednesday it would no longer post content from its official accounts on Elon Musk's X, branding it a "toxic media platform" home to "often disturbing content".

"We think that the benefits of being on X are now outweighed by the negatives," the left-leaning newspaper, which has nearly 11 million followers on X, said in a statement.

It added that its "resources could be better used promoting our journalism elsewhere".

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Russian President Putin Lowers Threshold For Using Nuclear Weapons
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RUSSIAN President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday signed a revised nuclear doctrine declaring that a conventional attack on Russia by any nation that is supported by a nuclear power will be considered a joint attack on his country.

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Health Seey Seeks Drug Controllers Help To Ban Websites Selling Addictive Drugs
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Health Seey Seeks Drug Controllers Help To Ban Websites Selling Addictive Drugs

HEALTH Secretary Supriya Sahu wrote to the Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) requesting his intervention to ban Websites that sell habit-forming (addictive) drugs, particularly tapentadol, in violation of existing laws. In her letter, Sahu pointed out the state police and the drugs control department have reported a worrisome trend of offenders procuring the drugs through online platforms.

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70% dip in J&K, N E & Naxal violence in 10 yrs, says Shah
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70% dip in J&K, N E & Naxal violence in 10 yrs, says Shah

UNION Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday said the BJ P-led government at the Centre has brought down violence in Jammu and Kashmir, Northeast and Naxalite-hit areas by 7O % in the last 10 years.

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NOW YOU SEE ME 3 WRAPS FILMING
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NOW YOU SEE ME 3 WRAPS FILMING

IONSGATE has announced that their upcoming film Now You See Me 3 has officially wrapped shooting.

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November 20, 2024
A BLEAK LIFE
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A BLEAK LIFE

THE first thing that would catch the eye of the subcontinental audience about the Kazakh film Madina is the nice, amiable way it brings India and Pakistan together:

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'Cross presentsanew evolution ofthe thriller game'
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'Cross presentsanew evolution ofthe thriller game'

Cross star Aldis Hodge speaks about his titular role in the Prime Video series, its views on morality and justice, working with creator Ben Watkins, his vision for the future of the character,

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The magic of millets
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The magic of millets

Millets are small-seeded plants grown around drought-resistant farmlands.

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November 20, 2024
Javier Bardem to headline CAPE FEAR
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Javier Bardem to headline CAPE FEAR

WE had earlier reported that Martin Scorsese's 1991 film, Cape Fear, is being adapted into a series by Apple TV+. Now, it has been revealed that Academy Award-winner Javier Bardem will be taking on the lead role in the series.

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Sharpening sportsmanship
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Sharpening sportsmanship

When former India all-rounder and coach Robin Singh set up his cricket academy in the United Arab Emirates, Stephen Vincent, a noted coach with a vast experience from Chennai, was among the coaching staff at the academy. He went on to become the chief coach under Robin. And now, Vincent is the head coach of the Dunes Cricket Academy, which has three centres with turf wickets and Astro wickets, with the main one being at the Karama Sports Bay Centre.

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