‘Musafir Cafe’ star Vedika Pinto opens up on ‘pushing herself’ to avoid typecasting and rejecting roles similar to Sudha : ‘In our industry, stars are very, very commonly stereotyped’

Vedika Pinto opens up on pushing herself to avoid typecasting and rejecting roles similar to Sudha (Image Credits Instagram and Netflix) Vedika Pinto is keen to ensure that the success of ‘Musafir Cafe’ does not limit the choices she makes as an actor. While the popularity of her character Sudha from the series, has given…

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‘World laughing at Pakistan?’: Mohsin Naqvi-led PCB slammed for turning team into a ‘laughingstock’ | Cricket News

Babar Azam and Moshin Naqvi (Agency Image) Nasser Hussain has joined the growing criticism of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), accusing the governing body of making the situation worse after the team suffered defeats in the first two Tests of the three-match series in England.Pakistan were beaten in Headingley and Lord’s, after which the PCB…

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Rishi Kapoor birth anniversary: When Rishi Kapoor revealed he drank to regain confidence after ‘Karz’: ‘On set I would tremble’ | Hindi Movie News

Rishi Kapoor‘s career remains an important chapter in the history of Hindi cinema. Born on September 4, 1952, the actor came from the celebrated Kapoor family. He eventually established himself across multiple generations of Bollywood. However, one of the most difficult phases of his career followed the release of ‘Karz’ in 1980.The Subhash Ghai directorial…

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‘Serving country against biological clock’: Spain to fund egg freezing for women footballers; what does it mean? | Off the field News

Mariona Caldentey, Irene Paredes, Alexia Putellas, Claudia Pina and Olga Carmona look on during a training session at RCDE Stadium on June 02, 2025 in Barcelona, Spain. (Photo/Getty Images) Spain’s football federation is preparing to pay for egg-freezing procedure for its leading women footballers, in a move aimed at helping players balance motherhood with careers…

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In 2020, the US removed 69 dams, reconnecting 624 miles of rivers and restoring habitat for salmon, steelhead and native fish species | World News

Across the United States, some rivers are beginning to flow through places where dams once stood. In 2020, 69 dams were removed across 23 states, reopening hundreds of miles of waterways that had been blocked for decades. Some structures had outlived the purpose for which they were built, while others had become expensive to maintain…

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‘Mirzapur: The Movie’ Twitter Review: Pankaj Tripathi and Divyenndu win praise; fans flag pacing issues; lot of over-explaining’ | Hindi Movie News

‘Mirzapur: The Movie’ has arrived in theatres, bringing the popular gangster web series universe to the big screen. The first audience reactions have started appearing on Twitter as early shows conclude across several cities. The initial response is mixed. Several viewers have praised the performances, dialogues and background music. Others have raised concerns about the…

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The long game: Inside MLB’s big bet on India’s baseball future | More sports News

India became MLB’s sixth international office after Japan, Mexico, China, the UK and the Dominican Republic. (Special Arrangement) NEW DELHI: When Major League Baseball (MLB) opened its office in India in 2019, it wasn’t the beginning of its journey in India. It was the culmination of a 15-year wait.For Ryo Takahashi, MLB’s Director of International…

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At 9, Yonas Hagos arrived in America from a Sudan refugee camp; years later, he became a major Arby’s franchise owner after serving in the US Army | World News

At nine years old, Yonas Hagos arrived in America after spending part of his childhood in a refugee camp in Sudan. He spoke little English and entered a life that was dramatically different from the one his family had known. In Illinois, Hagos and his four siblings shared a small two-bedroom apartment with their parents,…

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Scientists turn one of the world’s hardest-to-recycle plastics into high-performance engine lubricant, giving stubborn PVC waste a valuable second life |

One of the world’s most difficult plastics to recycle could soon have a far more valuable second life. Scientists at Virginia Tech have developed a chemical method that converts polyvinyl chloride, or PVC, into polyalphaolefin, an important material used in high-performance lubricants including engine oil. The approach tackles a longstanding problem with PVC, which is…

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