Us-Iran Ceasefire: Copy-paste gone wrong? Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif’s ‘draft’ blunder on X over US-Iran ceasefire deal

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif briefly posted a “draft” message about the Iran conflict on his official X account on Wednesday, before quickly editing it. The post, which called for a two-week ceasefire and diplomatic pause, appeared just as the United States and Iran moved towards a temporary truce.The message initially appeared with the heading…

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US-Israel attack Iran: Saudi capital Riyadh becomes evacuation hub for wealthy individuals | World News

Riyadh has become the main exit route as wealthy executives flee regional strikes/Representative Image Riyadh has swiftly emerged as a primary evacuation hub for wealthy individuals and senior executives seeking to leave the Gulf, as missile and drone attacks disrupt cities once viewed as safe havens. According to Semafor, Saudi Arabia’s capital is now seen…

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Watch: Dwayne Bravo under fire after ‘two chicks at home’ remark at KKR presser | Cricket News

Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) mentor Dwayne Bravo and captain Ajinkya Rahane (PTI Photo/Swapan Mahapatra) NEW DELHI: At the pre-season press conference ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 season on Friday, things took an unexpected turn when Dwayne Bravo made a remark, which was immediately caught on mic.Sitting alongside teammates and coaching staff, Bravo…

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How do you really get into Bollywood? Nivedita Basu, Parvin Dabas and Ruchi Gujjar decode the long road to the industry | Exclusive | Hindi Movie News

Is there a formula to entering Hindi cinema, or is it a mix of timing, talent, and sheer survival? In this ETimes exclusive, director-producer Nivedita Basu, actor-producer Parvin Dabas, and emerging actor Ruchi Gujjar break down the myths, realities, and emotional costs of finding a foothold in Bollywood. There is no single door into Bollywood…

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From Salmonella to Leptospirosis diseases that are caused by lizards

Campylobacter: Campylobacter gastroenteritis due to bloody diarrhea, fever, and abdominal distress occurs 2-5 days post-ingestion from contact with surfaces contaminated by lizard feces. Leptospirosis, through exposure to contaminated urine-water or soil, may cause influenza symptoms, headaches, or the rare but life-threatening possibilities of liver or renal failure. Lizard botulism toxin, due to the presence of…

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Oregon Senate passes bill to review public colleges’ finances: Restructuring options to be studied

Oregon Senate passes bill to review public colleges’ finances The Oregon Senate has passed a bill that could lead to a major review of the state’s public higher education system, directing the Higher Education Coordinating Commission to examine the financial health of universities and community colleges and recommend ways to improve their long-term sustainability. The…

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Poetry humanises us in violent times

By Sumit Paul Universities around the world are shutting down humanities programmes, saying they don’t lead directly to jobs. But education is not just about employment; it’s about shaping thoughtful, ethical, and empathetic human beings. Poetry, philosophy, and music humanise us. Poetry makes us think, and what makes us think guides us. A poem is…

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Ashes: ‘I’m not a selector but I will say …’ – Australia batter drops selection updates ahead of crucial 3rd Test against England | Cricket News

Australia’s captain Steve Smith, left, and Marnus Labuschagne (AP Photo/Gary Day) Australia face selection decisions ahead of the third Ashes Test in Adelaide as they aim to secure the series against England. Their commanding 2-0 lead came after an eight-wicket victory in Brisbane on Sunday, with more than a week’s break before the next ICC…

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