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Beyond the Bullseye (opens the original)
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For Kynan Chenai, the battle goes beyond the shooting range. India’s Asian Games gold medallist in mixed team trap, alongside Neeru Dhanda, draws strength from the courage to overcome setbacks and rise again. His mother, Dinaz Noria, admires his resilience; his father, Darius Chenai, takes pride in the student who surpassed the master. His wife and fellow shooter, Rajeshwari Kumari, understands the demands of his sporting journey. Together, they reveal the man behind the marksman and the family
Whatâs Really on Your Plate? (opens the original)
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Maharashtra FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe has earned widespread appreciation, particularly among Gen Z, for his crackdown on unhygienic food handling and storage. He has also highlighted the role of dietary habits in the rise of non-communicable diseases, including diabetes, hypertension, heart disease and certain cancers. While contamination and poor food hygiene pose immediate food safety risks, diets high in salt, sugar, unhealthy fats and ultra-processed foods raise separate concerns. Expe
Padel: The New Court Culture (opens the original)
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Padel is fast becoming more than a racquet sport in Hyderabad. It’s a mix of fitness, competition and socialising, drawing players across ages and professions. With MS Dhoni’s upcoming Hyderabad launch of 7 Padel adding to the buzz, the city’s padel courts are quickly becoming the new social hubs. For Srikanth Reddy, padel started casually with friends but quickly became a passion. “What kept me coming back was the combination of competitiveness, fitness and the sheer amount of fun you can have
When Indian craftsmanship becomes luxury, who gets the credit? Our Craft. Their Label (opens the original)
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Chikankari. Zardozi. Kantha. Phulkari. Bandhani. Kalamkari. Aari. Dabka. Mirror work. Mukaish. Indian luxury has built immense value around these crafts. Yet the designer gets the name, the house the label, the celebrity the photograph. The artisan? “Handcrafted.” It says how it was made, not who made it. Fendi’s Rs 8.3-lakh Baguette, with 39,500 beads, 475 mirrors and 138-plus hours of craftsmanship, bears an uncanny resemblance to India’s mirror-work traditions. The debate is sharper because F
Toxic on Campus: Should Colleges Be Selling Films? (opens the original)
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On August 22, Malla Reddy University became a sea of screaming fans as Rocking Star Yash and the Toxic team took over the campus for a mega pre-release event ahead of the film’s August 26 worldwide release. More than 65,000 fans reportedly turned up. Yash arrived. The screams erupted. Kiara Advani, Rukmini Vasanth, Huma Qureshi, Akshay Oberoi and Sudev Nair joined him on stage. There was music, cameras, celebrity power and a crowd more reminiscent of a major concert than a university gathering.
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