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Priya Kapur claims mother-in-law gets over Rs 21 lakh every month
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Priya Kapur claims mother-in-law gets over Rs 21 lakh every month

Karisma Kapoor's ex-husband Sunjay Kapur's estate battle intensifies as widow Priya Sachdev Kapur's lawyer vehemently denies allegations of asset concealment and a fake will. The defense presented detailed financial records, refuting claims of offshore transfers and a doctored will, while highlighting ongoing financial support for Sunjay's mother. Karisma's children are challenging the will.

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Putin’s Armoured Aurus Senat: What Makes It One Of The Safest Cars Across World Leaders
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Putin’s Armoured Aurus Senat: What Makes It One Of The Safest Cars Across World Leaders

Russian President Vladimir Putin lands in India today for his first visit in four years, and accompanying him is one of the most secretive and heavily fortified cars in the world: the Aurus Senat. His trip includes wide-ranging talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a state banquet, and a review of the full scope of the India–Russia “special and privileged strategic partnership.” Wherever Putin travels, his bespoke armoured limousine follows. It is a non-negotiable part of his security footprint, reflecting the extraordinary measures taken to protect one of the most closely guarded leaders on the planet. What Is the Aurus Senat? The Aurus Senat is Russia’s flagship luxury limousine, crafted specifically for the country’s top leadership. Often described as the “Russian Rolls-Royce,” it marries stately design with cutting-edge protection. It comes with an imposing armoured body, blackout windows, and a plush, technology-packed interior built for both comfort and crisis. Before the Senat, Putin relied on the Mercedes-Benz S 600 Guard Pullman. That changed when Moscow launched the Kortezh project, an ambitious programme to replace foreign state vehicles with indigenous luxury armoured cars. Unveiled during Putin’s 2018 inauguration, the Senat is produced by Aurus Motors, a collaboration involving Russia’s NAMI institute, Sollers JSC, and the UAE’s Tawazun Holding. Mass production began in 2021 at Yelabuga, and the car has since made several high-profile diplomatic appearances, including a custom unit gifted to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in 2024. A limited civilian version is also sold, with production capped at roughly 120 units a year. Why the Aurus Senat Is Seen as ‘Virtually Impregnable’ The Senat is engineered to withstand some of the gravest threat scenarios imaginable. Its security features include: Complete bulletproof protection: Built to resist high-calibre and armour-piercing rounds. Defence against missile and drone attacks: The armoured structure is designed to absorb explosive blasts and aerial strikes. Floatation capability: If the vehicle enters water, it can remain afloat and functional until reaching safe ground. Run-flat mobility: Even with all tyres compromised, it can continue moving at high speed. Chemical-attack filtration: The cabin uses an independent filtration system to block toxic gases. High-performance engine: A 4.4-litre twin-turbo V8 hybrid propels the limousine from 0–100 kmph in approximately 6–9 seconds, with a top speed of about 160 kmph. Luxury interior: Leather upholstery, handcrafted wood trims, advanced climate control, and secure communications create a cocoon of comfort and security. Price Tag of the Aurus Senat The base model of the Aurus Senat is priced at around 18 million roubles (roughly Rs 2.5 crore). However, Putin’s fully customised, heavily armoured state version is equipped with classified security systems, making it nearly twice as expensive. These fortified variants are not available for civilian purchase. When PM Modi Rode in Putin’s Armoured Limousine In September, after the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit in China, Prime Minister Modi joined President Putin for a ride in the Aurus Senat. Putin reportedly waited nearly ten minutes for Modi before they set off. The two leaders are said to have spent close to an hour in conversation during the drive, a rare, informal moment between the heads of two long-standing strategic partners.

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‘Shouldn’t be next president’: Halle Berry blasts Gavin Newsom over menopause bill, says he overlooks women
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‘Shouldn’t be next president’: Halle Berry blasts Gavin Newsom over menopause bill, says he overlooks women

Halle Berry publicly criticized Governor Gavin Newsom for vetoing a menopause care bill twice, arguing it shows a disregard for women's health and that he shouldn't be a presidential candidate. Berry, advocating for menopause care, feels women her age are devalued. Newsom's office stated the veto was to prevent increased healthcare costs for working women.

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‘Unfair To Bachelors’: Bengaluru Tenant Says He Was Fined Rs 5,000 After Two Women Stay Overnight
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‘Unfair To Bachelors’: Bengaluru Tenant Says He Was Fined Rs 5,000 After Two Women Stay Overnight

A Bengaluru resident’s social media post has reignited discussions around strict housing society rules after he and his flatmate were fined Rs 5,000 for allegedly allowing “two girls stayed overnight” at their apartment. The man shared a screenshot of the invoice—dated November 1—which pointed to a violation recorded on October 31. In his post titled “Unfair Treatment of Bachelors in Society”, the resident questioned the logic behind the rule and the lack of communication from the management before imposing the penalty. ‘It Doesn’t Feel Nice To Be Treated Inferiorly’ According to the resident, the complex bars bachelors from hosting overnight guests, a restriction that does not apply to families who pay the same maintenance fees. The man expressed frustration over what he described as a discriminatory policy, noting that the fine was issued without even a first warning.“It doesn’t feel nice to be treated inferiorly,” he wrote, highlighting the unequal enforcement of rules within the society. Unfair Treatment of Bachelors in Society. Is there anything we can do to get fair treatment?byu/_NoGod_ inbangalore His post quickly drew attention online, garnering more than 1,000 upvotes and hundreds of reactions from users who criticised the society’s stance and broader cultural biases faced by single tenants across Indian cities. Users Slam ‘Moral Policing’ by Housing Societies Social media users were quick to call out the society’s rules as invasive, outdated, and beyond legal grounds. Many argued that housing societies have no right to enforce moral judgments on consenting adults. Some commenters suggested legal recourse but acknowledged the practical challenges of pursuing such a dispute. A number of users also pointed to the role of visitor-management apps, calling them tools that enable excessive scrutiny. One user bluntly observed that such cultural attitudes “won’t go away for decades,” capturing the frustration felt by many bachelors navigating restrictive residential policies. Flatmate Pays Fine Without Question, Adding To Discontent Adding another layer of frustration, the resident revealed that his flatmate had already paid the Rs 5,000 fine without raising any objections. This left him feeling powerless and unsure of how to challenge the society’s actions after the payment was cleared. The incident underscores an ongoing and widespread conversation about how single tenants—especially bachelors—are treated in gated communities, where arbitrary rules and unbalanced expectations often shape daily living conditions.

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Silver Rate Today (Dec 4, 2025): Check 1 Gram, 1 KG Silver Price Today In Delhi, Mumbai, And All Major Cities
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Silver Rate Today (Dec 4, 2025): Check 1 Gram, 1 KG Silver Price Today In Delhi, Mumbai, And All Major Cities

Silver prices in India remained steady on Thursday even as gold slipped, with investors reacting cautiously to mixed global cues and fresh economic data from the United States.  The contrasting movement in the two key precious metals reflects a market navigating uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and shifting expectations around the US Federal Reserve’s next policy steps. Gold futures on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) fell marginally, dipping by Rs 88 or 0.07 per cent to Rs 1,30,374 per 10 grams for December delivery. The session saw noticeable volatility, with prices recovering from early lows but failing to sustain upward momentum. Silver, on the other hand, displayed more strength. March 2026 silver futures rose by Rs 320, or 0.18 per cent, to Rs 1,82,672 per kilogram in a turnover of 13,820 lots. Rahul Kalantri, Vice-President of Commodities at Mehta Equities Ltd, said the yellow metal saw sharp intraday swings and struggled to hold on to gains amid global uncertainty. Global Cues: Soft US Data and Strong Silver Rally In the international market, Comex gold futures for February delivery slipped 0.15 per cent to $4,225.95 per ounce. Meanwhile, silver futures for the March contract rose 0.25 per cent to $58.76 per ounce, hovering close to the lifetime high of $59.65 per ounce, marked just a day earlier. According to Kalantri, precious metals continued edging toward fresh highs as traders digested new US economic data. The ADP non-farm employment report registered a significant downside surprise, raising speculation that the Federal Reserve may need to adopt a more accommodative approach. The weaker-than-expected data dragged the US dollar index below the 99 mark, providing additional support to bullion. “As economic uncertainty deepens, investors continue to lean on gold's safe-haven strength,” Kalantri noted. Volatility Likely to Continue Analysts said bullion prices remain supported by a weak dollar and heightened risk aversion. However, they warned that volatility may persist as traders monitor upcoming economic indicators, central bank commentary, and global developments. With gold unable to sustain an upward push and silver showing higher momentum, investors are navigating a delicate environment shaped by macroeconomic uncertainty and political tensions. Silver Rates Across Major Cities In India On Dec 4 Silver Rate In Delhi Today The current silver price in Delhi stand at Rs 191 per gram and Rs 1,91,000 per kg. Silver Rate In Chennai Today The current silver price in Chennai stand at Rs 200 per gram and Rs 2,00,000 per kg. Silver Rate In Bengaluru Today The current silver rates in Bengaluru stand at Rs 191 per gram and Rs 1,91,000 per kg. Silver Rate In Mumbai Today The current silver rates in Mumbai stand at Rs 191 per gram and Rs 1,91,000 per kg. Silver Rate In Pune Today The current silver rates in Pune stand at Rs 191 per gram and Rs 1,91,000 per kg. Silver Rate In Kolkata Today The current silver rates in Kolkata stand at Rs 191 per gram and Rs 1,91,000 per kg. City Per Gram Per KG Silver Rate in Delhi 191 1,91,000 Silver Rate in Chennai 200 2,00,000 Silver Rate in Bangalore 191 1,91,000 Silver Rate in Mumbai 191 1,91,000 Silver Rate in Pune 191 1,91,000 Silver Rate in Kolkata 191 1,91,000 Silver Rate in Hyderabad 200 2,00,000 Silver Rate in Ahmedabad 191 1,91,000 Silver Rate in Indore 191 1,91,000 Silver Rate in Lucknow 191 1,91,000 Silver Rate in Coimbatore 200 2,00,000 Silver Rate in Bhubaneswar 200 2,010000 Silver Rate in Mysore 191 1,91,000 Silver Rate in Kanpur 191 1,91,000 Silver Rate in Salem 200 2,00,000 Silver Rate in Visakhapatnam 200 2,00,000 Silver Rate in Vijayawada 200 2,00,000 Silver Rate in Patna 191 1,91,000  

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Mahhi reflects on karma and goodness amidst new phase
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Mahhi reflects on karma and goodness amidst new phase

Actress Mahhi Vij, reportedly separated from Jay Bhanushali, expressed gratitude for her upcoming show, calling it a chance to work again and rediscover herself. Sharing glimpses on Instagram, she wrote she “prayed for this show.” Mahhi, who believes in karma, hopes her performance moves people. She debuted opposite Mammootty in Aparichithan.

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NASA’s SWOT satellite captures first detailed look at 2025 tsunami, revealing mid-ocean waves and dispersive behaviour
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NASA’s SWOT satellite captures first detailed look at 2025 tsunami, revealing mid-ocean waves and dispersive behaviour

A powerful 2025 Kuril-Kamchatka earthquake generated a Pacific-wide tsunami, captured by NASA's SWOT satellite. These unprecedented high-resolution images reveal complex, braided wave patterns, challenging the assumption that large tsunamis travel as non-dispersive waves. This discovery offers crucial new insights into mid-ocean energy distribution, promising to significantly improve future tsunami forecasting and hazard assessments.

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Kamla, FAU-G, Dotson: Best Made-In-India Games Of 2025 You Shouldn't Sleep On
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Kamla, FAU-G, Dotson: Best Made-In-India Games Of 2025 You Shouldn't Sleep On

Best Made-In-India Games: 2025 marked one of the biggest years ever for homegrown games. Be it a hit horror indie or a breakneck mobile shooter that reminds you of good ol' CS days, desi developers truly cooked this year. The best bit? Most of the games truly embraced Indian roots, bringing home a slate of games that were not only refreshing, but also very delightfully 'Indian'. These titles were not just entertaining; they proved that Indian creators can build world-class experiences. If 2025 is a hint of what’s coming, we can't wait to see what 2026 has in store. Best Made-In-India Games 2025 Best Made-In-India Mobile Game: FAU-G: Domination Developer: Dot9 Games Loved playing CS: GO with friends in makeshift LAN parties? Well, FAU-G: Domination can pretty much bring back that adrenaline rush, especially with its fun multiplayer modes. We loved the Arms Race one, where you progress through a series of weapons as you survive rounds. The operators, from Dhillon to Raaz, are steeped in desiness, and the maps are clever and old-school at the same time. There are also ample esports opportunities and leagues to keep you hooked, should you be tired of a certain 'Indo-futurustic' battle royale out there. Best Made-In-India PC Game: Detective Dotson Developer: Masala Games Detective Dotson is a breath of fresh air, and considering the 500+ AQI levels across the nation, we could all do with some of that right now. Dotson has a bit of everything: casual platforming, clever-but-not-taxing puzzles, a surprisingly engaging mystery, and a setting steeped heavily in Bollywood, Cricket, Chaats, and everything else we love about India. Every single mission/level is meticulously designed. Dotson and pals look great in their pixellated world, and the music definitely delivers. It's really easy to play on a keyboard or a gamepad, and it doesn't take a beast of a PC to run. So, why not spend a few hours with a certain game that isn't another knockoff of the millions of battle royales and silly platformers out there?  ALSO READ: Detective Dotson Review: Delightful Masala Adventure With A Lot Of (Desi) Heart Best Made-In-India Side-Scroller/Platformer: Winds of Arcana: Ruination Developer: Brewed Games Once you boot Arcana, you might not readily believe that this was not developed by a certain AAA studio that starts with a U and ends with a T. Classic metroidvania gameplay, where you take control of a PoP-style warrior who constantly wants you to be better with every run-through. Winds of Arcana is not super difficult, but it's certainly challenging for someone who may not have a lot of 2.5D experience, and that is what made this one stand out for us this year.   Kudos to the Bengaluru-based outfit for pulling Arcana off, even if it took over five years of blood and sweat. Best Made-In-India Horror/Survival: Kamla Developer: MadMantra Games As a kid, did you love Ramsay Brothers movies? You know, the Veeranas and the Purani Havelis? No? Are you a Gen Alpha Pro Max? Well, it's time you got an education in classy cringe, and Kamla is the perfect stepping-off point. You play an '80s tantrik, who must roam around the spooky hallways of a mansion, solve strange puzzles, and steer clear of the horrifying, possessed Kamla, who would love to devour you should she find you. So, you must hide under beds, stay still as the bride menaces past, and successfully exorcise the evil spirit. This game gets unnerving really fast. The game design dripping in darkness is absolutely delectable, and is able enough to get your palms sweaty, knees weak, arms heavy, quicker than Eminem can finish 'Rap God'. Best Made-In-India Strategy: Idle Networks: Tech Tycoon Developer: Faelight GamesWanna feel like Elon Musk but make it more Matrix? Idle Networks got you covered. A simple, easy-to-get-a-hang-of business simulator where you must make your startup the biggest money-spinning operation out there. What really catches you by surprise is the minimalist design that is not only simple but detailed at the same time. You start easy, but pretty soon you are micromanaging a dozen things at the same time. However, the game never really taxes you. It's actually relaxing, comforting, and you can actually squeeze in a mini round after a long day of work, which I cannot say for most other grey-cell-burning strategy games out there.  If you're into casual planners, we highly suggest you check Idle Networks out. Best Upcoming Made-In-India Game (2026): Mukti Developer: underDOGS Studio Mukti is a first-person narrative adventure set in an Indian museum, supposedly expected to mix a social-issue-driven story with AAA-level graphics. When we saw the teaser, we almost immediately boarded the hype train and the more we get to know about the game, the more excited we are.  Critics expect it to become a Raji-like global success. We'd hold our cheers (or jeers) until we get our hand on this one. However, one thing's for certain. Muki will certainly grab headlines when it releases next year. All we can do now is wait and watch.

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Saudi Arabia now allows direct license conversion for nationals from 48 countries: See if you're eligible
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Saudi Arabia now allows direct license conversion for nationals from 48 countries: See if you're eligible

Foreign residents in Saudi Arabia can drive with their foreign license for up to one year. After that, they must either convert their license or apply for a new one. Those from 48 approved countries can convert their license directly without a driving test. The process involves translation, medical exams, and appointments via Absher, with varying costs based on nationality.

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‘Still in fight’: New details emerge about Sept 2 Caribbean strike; survivors were continuing drug mission
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‘Still in fight’: New details emerge about Sept 2 Caribbean strike; survivors were continuing drug mission

US military killed two men in a second strike on a drug boat, deeming them "still in the fight" for communicating with other vessels and recovering narcotics. This controversial action, under a new Trump administration policy, has sparked concerns about violating international law. Military lawyers were present, and contingency plans distinguish between rescued shipwreck survivors and those posing a threat.

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Why fans are convinced Kill Bill is a sequel of Pulp Fiction
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Why fans are convinced Kill Bill is a sequel of Pulp Fiction

The starting point is always the same scene in Pulp Fiction, the one where Mia Wallace casually describes the failed TV pilot she once auditioned for — the infamous Fox Force Five. Her rundown of the characters feels uncannily like a preview of the Deadly Vipers: a lethal blonde, a Japanese martial-arts expert, a black demolition specialist, a seductive Frenchwoman and a knife-wielding assassin. Once Kill Bill arrived years later, the overlap was too striking for fans to ignore. It felt less like coincidence and more like Tarantino showing his homework in reverse.

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Leonardo on being an actor: 'It’s a marathon, it’s not a sprint'
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Leonardo on being an actor: 'It’s a marathon, it’s not a sprint'

Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio, a seasoned actor, emphasizes a long-term career approach, prioritizing compelling scripts over immediate financial gains. He advises aspiring actors that their profession is a marathon, not a sprint, and warns against overexposure. DiCaprio, who began his career with independent films, gained creative control after 'Titanic,' allowing him to select roles that truly resonated with him.

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Why Putin Never Eats Foreign Food? Meet The ‘Food Convoy’ Arriving With Him To India
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Why Putin Never Eats Foreign Food? Meet The ‘Food Convoy’ Arriving With Him To India

Whenever Vladimir Putin travels abroad, he carries an entire “food convoy” with him. According to a Firstpost report, when his IL-96 aircraft lands in Delhi this evening, it will have a separate compartment packed with Russian tvorog, Russian ice cream, Russian honey and Russian bottled water. It’s not a luxury—so what is it? Putin Won't Eat Food Made By Indian Chefs Like every other time, Putin will once again avoid eating food cooked by Indian chefs. During his 2014 visit to India, an entire floor of Mumbai’s Taj Hotel was taken over by Russia’s Federal Protective Service (FSO). All Indian spices were removed from the hotel kitchen. Even during the 2018 India–Russia summit in Goa, Russian chefs set up their own stove inside the Hyderabad House kitchen. On October 6, 2018, The Hindu reported: “Biryani and galouti kebabs were prepared at Rashtrapati Bhavan, but Putin ate only his Russian salad and tvorog.” In 2022, after the SCO Summit in Samarkand, Uzbekistan’s President Mirziyoyev tried to serve Putin traditional plov, but he declined. The Kremlin said, “The President has special food and security protocols. Abroad, we use only our own products.” Does Putin Not Trust Indian Chefs? Former FSO official and now journalist Andrei Soldatov wrote in his book 'The New Nobility' that since 2001, a “portable food laboratory” accompanies Putin on every foreign trip. This lab tests every dish using spectrometers and chemical analysis. The same happened in 2017 at France’s Versailles Palace. French chefs prepared croissants and foie gras, but Putin ate only his sour soup and tvorog. Putin’s security team does not trust any foreign country or its chefs. According to a report in Russia Today, Putin’s food comes from a special farm outside Moscow, where even the cows that produce milk are monitored 24/7. This means the dishes made by Indian chefs will remain only for display and photographs. Putin will stick to his Russian food as always.

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