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24 wins, seven titles, one heartbreaking defeat: Wrestler Sujeet Kalkal's winning streak ends | More sports News

24 wins, seven titles, one heartbreaking defeat: Wrestler Sujeet Kalkal’s winning streak ends | More sports News

Sujeet Kalkal (Image credit: X) Sujeet Kalkal’s wait for a World Championships medal continued as the Indian wrestler suffered a heartbreaking defeat in the men’s 65kg quarterfinals on Thursday. Sujeet lost 3-3 on criteria to Tajikistan’s Abdulmazhid Kudiev, bringing his 24-match winning streak to an end.The defeat was a major setback for Sujeet, who had…

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In 1962, the Willis family moved onto farmland in Rowlett, Texas; 64 years later the city wants their four-generation home for a road project, and the family says the city's offer is $150,000 short

In 1962, the Willis family moved onto farmland in Rowlett, Texas; 64 years later the city wants their four-generation home for a road project, and the family says the city’s offer is $150,000 short

Representative Image (AI-generated) A home that has remained in a family for generations is now at the centre of a property dispute in Rowlett, Texas, as the city seeks to acquire it for a road improvement project. The Willis family moved to the area in 1962, when the surrounding land was largely farmland. More than…

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A homemaker in Odisha learned to raise fish in cages inside the Hirakud Reservoir; within three years, Sujata Bhuyan was producing 25 to 30 tonnes a year and earning Rs 7 lakh to Rs 10 lakh

For Sujata Bhuyan, a homemaker from Odisha’s Sambalpur district, a visit to the Hirakud Reservoir opened the door to an entirely new career. What began as a way to contribute to her family’s income gradually developed into a fish-farming business that now produces 25 to 30 metric tonnes of fish annually and earns her between…

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When Mount Vesuvius erupted in AD 79, a round loaf of bread in Herculaneum was buried under volcanic debris; it was found carbonised nearly 2,000 years later, still showing its eight segments and a baker’s stamp

When Mount Vesuvius erupted in AD 79, a round loaf of bread in Herculaneum was buried under volcanic debris; it was found carbonised nearly 2,000 years later, still showing its eight segments and a baker’s stamp

A 2,000-year-old preserved loaf of bread from Herculaneum. (Photo: National Maritime Museum, Sydney, via World History Encyclopedia) When Mount Vesuvius erupted in AD 79, a loaf of bread was still inside an oven in the Roman town of Herculaneum. The eruption buried the town, leaving the bread trapped beneath volcanic material. Nearly 2,000 years later,…

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Bikhchandani set to return as Info Edge chief

Bikhchandani set to return as Info Edge chief

File photo: Sanjeev Bikhchandani, founder, Info Edge BENGALURU: Info Edge founder Sanjeev Bikhchandani is set to return to an expanded executive leadership role, taking over as managing director and group CEO from Hitesh Oberoi, who is stepping down after nearly 27 years with the company, including more than 16 years as its MD and CEO.The…

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Erin Foster Reveals Stunning Proposal that Inspired ‘Nobody Wants This 3’ Scene |

Erin Foster Reveals Stunning Proposal that Inspired ‘Nobody Wants This 3’ Scene |

‘Nobody Wants This’ creator Erin Foster shared actual footage from her real 2019 porposal that inspired the iconic scene from season 3. (Instagram) Actress and producer Erin Foster, whose show ‘Nobody Wants This’ is loosely inspired by her love story with music executive and investor Simon Tikhman, has seen her show rise to become one…

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Taylor Stanberry: Woman caught 60 Burmese pythons barefoot in the Everglades swamp and became the first woman to win Florida’s annual Python Challenge in 2025: Meet Taylor Stanberry

Taylor Stanberry: Woman caught 60 Burmese pythons barefoot in the Everglades swamp and became the first woman to win Florida’s annual Python Challenge in 2025: Meet Taylor Stanberry

Photo: Taylor Stanberry / Facebook Florida is known for sunshine, beaches, and wildlife. But deep in the Everglades, an unwelcome guest has made itself at home: the Burmese python. These snakes are not native to Florida, and they are widely believed to have arrived through the exotic pet trade.Once in the wetlands, these snakes grow…

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Spiritual Quote of the Day, October 29: Cancer Moon Brings a Lesson About Protecting Your Peace Without Building Walls Around Your Heart

Spiritual Quote of the Day, October 29: Cancer Moon Brings a Lesson About Protecting Your Peace Without Building Walls Around Your Heart

Maintaining inner peace is crucial for emotional health, especially in a world full of distractions. Establishing healthy boundaries allows for tranquility while avoiding the creation of emotional barriers. Recognizing emotions and reflecting on personal relationships can reveal energy drainers. A simple act of sharing with someone can nurture connections. This October 29, focus on defining…

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Devajit Saikia: WPL to get more teams from next year? BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia shares latest update | Cricket News

Devajit Saikia: WPL to get more teams from next year? BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia shares latest update | Cricket News

BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia (ANI Photo) NEW DELHI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is considering increasing the number of teams in the Women’s Premier League (WPL) from next year to provide more opportunities for women cricketers.BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia said the board will discuss the expansion after many players missed out…

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