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130th Constitutional Amendment Bill to end democracy in India forever, alleges Mamata

Banerjee also alleged, 'The intent of the Bill is to consolidate a system of 'One man-one-party-one Government...'

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Anand vs Kasparov, Gukesh vs Carlsen locked for Clutch Chess exhibition games in October

Anand will reunite with Kasparov in a Chess960 clash, while Gukesh faces Carlsen in a high-stakes rapid showdown at St. Louis this October.

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Kristen Wiig-starrer 'Palm Royale 2' to release on Apple TV+ on November 12

Season two of 'Palm Royale' finds Kristen Wiig’s Maxine navigating scandal, secrets, and Palm Beach power struggles when it premieres on 12 November on Apple TV+.

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Macron denounces Netanyahu's 'abject' remarks that he fuelled antisemitism

Tensions between Israel and traditional allies escalated in recent weeks following Macron's pledge last month — a move followed by Britain, Canada and Australia but strongly opposed by Israel.

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Bus crash in Afghanistan kills more than 70 Afghans returning from Iran

Traffic accidents are common in Afghanistan, mainly due to poor road conditions and driver carelessness.

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Jeffrey Wright, Octavia Spencer to star in 'Death of a Salesman' film adaptation

Jeffrey Wright and Octavia Spencer will headline a new film adaptation of Arthur Miller’s classic play 'Death of a Salesman', directed by Chinonye Chukwu and co-written with Tony Kushner.

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Anurag Kashyap slams Vijay Subramaniam over AI-generated film

Anurag Kashyap lashes out at producer Vijay Subramaniam for backing an AI-generated film, calling it a blow to human creativity in cinema.

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Paramount ropes in Duffer Brothers for films, TV and streaming projects

‘Stranger Things’ creators Matt and Ross Duffer sign a four-year deal with Paramount for films, TV, and streaming projects after their Netflix run.

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Lok Sabha passes bill to ban online games played with money

Govt pushes through strict law to curb online betting, citing addiction, fraud and financial ruin despite industry’s massive tax contributions.

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Gukesh bounces back with win at Sinquefield Cup

With seven rounds still to come, Praggnanandhaa, Aronian and Firouzja share the lead on 1.5 points.