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‘Navya Chakra’ Finally Set for June 26 Release After Censor Board Delays

Mumbai: After months of uncertainty and repeated postponements, filmmaker Amit Dixit’s psychological mystery thriller Navya Chakra is finally set for a theatrical release on June 26, 2026. The film, which was earlier titled Navagunjara and later Navya Gunjara, faced hurdles during the certification process after objections were raised over its title and concept. The movie…

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Facilities at major religious sites in Bengal to be upgraded: Suvendu

Kolkata:  West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Saturday said the BJP government would undertake major development initiatives to upgrade facilities at key religious sites across the state, such as the Dakshineswar and Kalighat temples. Speaking at a programme titled ‘A Celebration of Sanatan Consciousness and the Awakening of Ram Rajya in Banga Bhoomi’, Adhikari…

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Tripura: Shah calls for vigil on financial transactions, constructions, property sale along borders

Agartala:  Union Home Minister Amit Shah, during his recent visit to Tripura, has called for a sharper vigil on financial transactions, construction of buildings and sale and purchase of properties along the international borders, an official statement said on Saturday. The directive came during a meeting chaired by the Union Home Minister at the BSF’s…

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India Nepal’s most important partner, new govt carries no ‘old baggage’: Foreign Minister Khanal

New Delhi:  India and Nepal share a “special” relationship and there is an opportunity to “decisively” shift the engagement to realise its full potential, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Saturday during a meeting with his Nepalese counterpart Shishir Khanal. Jaishankar reiterated Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “sentiment regarding India’s commitment to working with Nepal…

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Lights, Camera, Auction

Telangana Has Superstars. Today, the World Finds Out. Vinay Rao Some mornings change everything. June 7, 2026, is one of them. A young bowler somewhere in Hyderabad is sitting quietly, reminding himself to breathe. A batsman who gave three summers to the nets keeps staring at his phone. A spinner who claimed seven wickets in…

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Yet Another Feather in DRDO Scientists’ Cap

MS Sparsha There was a time when the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) was often subjected to criticism. Skeptics questioned its capabilities, critics highlighted delays in projects, and doubting Thomases frequently dismissed its ability to deliver world-class defence technologies. Successive governments, too, cannot entirely escape responsibility. Years of budgetary constraints, policy indecision, bureaucratic bottlenecks,…

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Columnist M S Shanker, Orange News 9

Karma Comes Calling: A Law No One Escapes

Politics often creates the illusion of permanence. Power convinces leaders that they are invincible, that public office is their birthright, and that popular support can shield them from the consequences of their actions. History, however, repeatedly teaches a different lesson. Empires fall, rulers fade, and political giants are humbled. In the end, there is one…

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