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Vijay Deverakonda condemns the AI-morphed video of Janhvi Kapoor; calls it the ‘digital equivalent of s*xual assault’ | Hindi Movie News

Jr NTR recently condemned a disturbing AI-generated clip based on ‘Chuttamalle’, his song with Janhvi Kapoor from ‘Devara’. The viral video uses a digitally manipulated version of the actress’s likeness to produce explicit visuals that were never part of the original track. Joining the criticism, Vijay Deverakonda has now also spoken out on social media…

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Capricorn Horoscope Today, October 04, 2026: Protect your plans and stay cautious with money

General:You’ll need caution more than speed today. Health can be unsettled and there can be an underlying feeling of a person working against you. Your ruler, Saturn, is asking for restraint, privacy and clean judgment.Not every smile around you is sincere. That doesn’t mean becoming suspicious of everyone. It means keeping your plans to yourself…

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‘I was hungry, but too tired to eat’: Woman breaks down over job that leaves her no time to eat or quit – highlights toxic work culture in India |

Woman breaks down over job that leaves her too busy to eat or look for another oneImagine being so busy at work that you don’t even have time to eat. And when you finally finish for the day, you’re too exhausted to have dinner.That’s what one woman says she’s been going through.In a video shared…

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From hockey and cricket gold to Mirabai Chanu’s weightlifting silver: Full list of India’s 85 medal winners at Asian Games | Asian Games 2026 News

Gulveer Singh (left), Neeru Dhanda looks at her gold medal (c), and Harmanpreet Singh celebrates after scoring a goal during the men’s final hockey India’s Asian Games 2026 campaign ended on a winning note as the Harmanpreet Singh-led men’s hockey team thrashed Malaysia 5-1 in the final on Saturday. The gold was India’s 21st at…

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“It’s insanely lonely here”: 35-year-old Indian engineer with $360,000 savings rethinks life in the US

For many Indians who move abroad, the decision is often imagined as a straightforward trade-off: better salaries, international exposure and a different lifestyle in exchange for being away from family and familiar surroundings. But for one 35-year-old Indian engineer, 12 years of living in the US have left him questioning whether the life he built…

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