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‘Misunderstood and layered’: Rakul Preet Singh on playing Surpanakha in Ramayana

Rakul Preet Singh portrays Surpanakha in Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana, describing her as a misunderstood and layered figure whose account of Sita’s beauty sparks the epic’s conflict. The film, based on Valmiki’s Ramayana, marks a departure from her previous roles, highlighting Surpanakha’s role as the catalyst for the war between Rama and Ravana.

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Bollywood HungamaCentre Rakul Preet Singh drops first look as Surpanakha in Ramayana News18Centre Ramayana: Rakul Preet Singh calls Surpanakha 'misunderstood'

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Auqib Nabi added to India squad for first three ODIs

Auqib Nabi has been added to the India squad for the first three ODIs against New Zealand, replacing Prasidh Krishna, who was ruled out due to a left hamstring injury. Nabi, currently in New Zealand with India A's red-ball squad, took six wickets in the first unofficial Test against New Zealand A. Krishna is expected to join India A for the third unofficial Test, which runs concurrently with the ODI series.

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News18Centre Aquib Nabi added to India squad for first 3 ODIs against New Zealand Times of IndiaCentre Star pacer ruled out of New Zealand ODI series due to injury

Firstpost Event Breakdown

Manisha's historic World Championship triumph helps fulfil promise kept to her father

Manisha Bhanwala became India's first women's wrestling world champion, fulfilling a promise to her late father, Suresh, who died the day after attending a jagran. Her family encouraged her to compete in the Asian Championships despite his death, leading to her bronze medal win. She celebrated her victory by unveiling a T-shirt with her parents' photos.

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The HinduCentre Manisha Bhanwala wins first world title, dedicates it to late father India TodayCentre Manisha Bhanwala's six-minute plan secures historic wrestling gold

'Environment Not Safe': Zakir Naik defends Taliban's curbs on girls' education

Zakir Naik defended the Taliban’s restrictions on girls’ education in Afghanistan, citing security concerns and a shortage of female teachers as reasons for delayed higher education. He stated, “Environment not safe,” adding that such measures are necessary for stability. His remarks sparked backlash from journalists, activists, and academics in India and Pakistan, with critics condemning the stance as legitimizing Taliban gender apartheid.

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India TodayCentre Zakir Naik defends Taliban on girls' education, unites Indians, Pakistanis, Afghans

Diljit Dosanjh hits back at Modi govt, CBFC at Delhi concert

Diljit Dosanjh performed at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Delhi on 30 October 2026, criticizing the Modi government and CBFC while referencing the film 'Satluj'. The concert, part of the Aura India Tour 2026, drew a crowd of 70,000, with fans praising the event despite initial chaos.

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India.comCentre Diljit Dosanjh calls out Cockroach Janata Party at Delhi concert for mocking Satluj: ‘Don’t teach Punjabis how to fight’

The Straits Times Event Breakdown

Trump admin plans to deport Afghan immigrants to Afghanistan

The Trump administration plans to deport some Afghan immigrants to Afghanistan, with over 150 expected to be removed in one of the largest single expulsions. Deportations would be via Pakistan, as Washington lacks diplomatic ties with the Taliban. Rights groups warn of due process violations, while Trump claims the move aims to boost domestic security.

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NBC NewsCentre Trump admin set to deport Afghan refugees to Pakistan as critics warn of risks India TodayCentre US to deport over 150 Afghans via Pak despite Taliban persecution risk under

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Free Press Journal Event Breakdown

Diljit Dosanjh salutes CRPF officer, calls her 'my mother'

Diljit Dosanjh called a female CRPF officer on stage at his Delhi concert, saluted her, and said she reminded him of his mother, calling her "my mother." He also sang a song for her and gifted her. The event, part of his Aura India Tour, faced chaos and mismanagement, with videos going viral. Future concerts are planned in Mumbai, Bengaluru, Lucknow, and Chandigarh.

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