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• 1. Makers of Adipurush remove controversial dialogue 'Sita is the daughter of India' after Kathmandu Mayor Balen Shah threatened to stall its release in Nepal • 2. Pregnant girl refuses to name lover, deletes his chats; cops retrieve data to arrest him • 3. Congress govt in Karnataka decides to repeal anti-conversion law brought in by BJP regime • 4. Physiotherapist in Bengaluru kills mother after giving her 30 BP pills, goes to cops with body in suitcase • • The defence ministry on Thursday approved the major acquisition of 31 weaponised Predator or MQ-9B SeaGuardian drones from the US, clearing the decks for the formal announcement of the mega project during PM Narendra Modi’s visit to Washington next week. The Defence Acquisitions Council (DAC), chaired by defence minister Rajnath Singh, accorded the initial 'acceptance of necessity (AoN)' to the estimated $3.5 billion (almost Rs 29,000 crore) procurement of the 'hunter-killer drones’, which will be under the FMS (foreign military sales) programme of the US government, top sources told TOI. • The German defence minister recently said that the extent of arms that India gets from Russia is not in his country’s interest. He’s not the only western power to think so. Here’s what is at stake for other arms manufacturing nations • Baladeb Dasmohapatra and Ekanshu Dasmohapatra are close to a year old only but will offer priestly service at the famous Jagannath Temple in Puri, and become eligible to receive a one-time annual r...

Fresh look at UCC part of BJP’s ‘polarisation agenda’: Congress Sena versus Sena: Show of might on foundation day K'taka anti-conversion bill: BJP to make repeal of law an poll issue in MP 'Charge sheet against Brij Bhushan elaborates statements of 6 female wrestlers' IndiGo flight grounded in Shirdi after cabin crew falls sick Watch: This Noida thief is a meticulous record-keeper Hyderabad: Executives, techies fall for cyber fraud bait, lose big Bengal Ram Navami violence: NIA yet to get case diaries 3 shot dead in clashes during panchayat poll nomination filing in Bengal As PM Modi prepares for crucial US visit, Congressmen speak up for closer ties with India Rs 8.5cr heist: 'Dacoit Hasina', a honeytrap, case cracked Watch: People escape using wires as fire breaks out in Delhi In pics: Cyclone Biparjoy makes landfall along Gujarat coast​ Manipur: Security forces clash with mob in Imphal, houses set on fire Around 1.54 crore apple boxes are expected to be produced in Shimla district Himachal Pradesh govt mulls to frame New Tourism Policy: CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu Chhattisgarh to launch statewide de-addiction drive Khanna police arrests two drug peddlers with 30 kgs poppy husk 85% of elderly women think Bengaluru is job-friendly: Study Classified documents case: Donald Trump calls US 'rigged', 'corrupt'; says will hire special prosecutor to target Joe Biden Golden Globes gets new owners as HFPA shutters 'The door locks': Republicans defend storing docus in bathroom First ...

• 1. Swiggy delivery guy walks 3 km to deliver food; social media helps him find a better job • 2. Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's new hairdo impresses netizens as she jets off for a vacation with Abhishek Bachchan and Aaradhya • 3. BCCI summons 20 youngsters, including Arjun Tendulkar, for 20-day camp in NCA • 4. Dehradun: 6-day-old lies near parents' bodies for 3 days, survives Actor-turned-politician and now Union Minister, Smriti Irani is turning heads with her remarkable weight loss and her admirers can't get enough of her! The former television actress, who gained fame with the show "Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi", appears noticeably slimmer and looks simply lovely in her most recent photos. With her recent appearances, Smriti's face looks noticeably thinner and has been glowing. • Diabetes is a condition that needs to be managed on a daily basis. High blood sugar can often lead to increased thirst, the need to pee frequently, tiredness, blurred vision, and unintentional weight loss. Furthermore, uncontrolled blood sugar levels can also cause damage to tiny blood vessels in the body, which can make it difficult for blood to reach the organs. • Bowel cancer is reportedly the third most diagnosed cancer in the world. More than 1.9 million new cases of bowel cancer were reported in 2020. Just like any other cancer, bowel cancer occurs when the cells that line the large bowel, or colon or the rectum, grow abnormally and out of control, which is why, depending on where the canc...