In 2009, an Austrian investor bought Arnold Schwarzenegger’s childhood home for USD 656,000; years later, it is now a museum dedicated to the actor’s journey |

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s childhood home is now been turned into a museum dedicated to the beloved actor’s legacy. (Image Credit: Instagram) Arnold Schwarzenegger grew up in Thal, a small village located near Graz in Austria, and had humble beginnings. The actor grew up in a strict, low-income household where his father worked as a local police…

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UN warns Russian attacks and winter hardship could displace more Ukrainians

As winter approaches, Ukraine faces dire challenges with essential services declining due to ongoing conflict. (Pic Credit: Reuters) Millions of Ukrainians are preparing for another difficult winter as attacks on essential infrastructure, damaged homes and escalating living costs increase the risk of further displacement, the United Nations migration agency warned on Friday.With temperatures expected to…

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    How much gold and silver can you keep at home without tax trouble? 500g for married women, 250g for unmarried women and 100g for men and why they are not tax-free limits

    In the case of gold jewellery, CBDT Instruction No. 1916 sets out indicative quantities that may be considered while deciding whether jewellery should be seized. How much gold and silver can you legally keep at home? Is there a legal limit? There is no legally prescribed upper limit on the quantity of gold or silver…

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    In 2020, members of a Michigan farming family signed solar-option agreements covering 562.8 acres; a judge has now ruled them valid, keeping nearly 30% of a proposed $330 million solar project in play

    RWE sent option notices by FedEx in November 2025, while the Smallegan family maintained they never received the documents. A legal battle over farmland in western Michigan has ended with a ruling that could keep a major solar development moving. For the Smallegan family, however, the decision means hundreds of acres tied to their agricultural…

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    Saif Ali Khan reveals their bedroom smells like ‘dhaba’ and the reason is THIS habit of Kareena Kapoor Khan: ‘We consume ghee a lot in our house’ |

    Kareena Kapoor Khan and Saif Ali Khan have been married for 14 years, but their playful chemistry continues to charm fans. The couple celebrated their wedding anniversary on October 16 by appearing on ‘The Great Indian Kapil Show’, where Saif made a hilarious revelation about Kareena’s bedtime routine and how it leaves their bedroom smelling…

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    Anjali Arora gets upset over ‘Kacha Badam’? Kanpur Dandiya video leaves the internet divided, users say, ‘What an irony’ |

    Anjali Arora gets upset over ‘Kacha Badam’? Kanpur Dandiya video leaves the internet divided, users say, ‘What an irony’ Influencer-actress Anjali Arora, who shot to fame with her dance on ‘Kacha Badam’, is in the news again. A video from her recent Kanpur appearance is going viral, and social media users are guessing what really…

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    ‘Racism isn’t welcome’: Australian MP condemns anti-Indian stickers with ‘Remigration now’ message

    Racist stickers targeting Indians feature an image of a man of Indian appearance defecating on a street. Racist stickers targeting Indians have surfaced in Cessnock, a city in Australia’s New South Wales state, featuring an image of a man of Indian appearance defecating on a street and carrying the message, “Is this your culture? We…

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    Naga Chaitanya’s ‘Vrushakarma’ unveils new poster as the countdown for the release begins, film set to hit the screens on December 4 |

    Telugu actor Naga Chaitanya is gearing up for the release of his upcoming mystical adventure thriller ‘Vrushakarma’. Directed by Karthik Dandu, the film is scheduled to arrive in theatres worldwide on December 4, 2026. The makers have now reaffirmed the release date with a new poster. ‘Vrushakarma’ makers share new poster of Naga Chaitanya The…

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    In 2012, a Michigan woman put her Troy home in her name and that of a woman who regarded her as a grandmother; 14 years later, an appeals court upheld the survivorship deed over her daughter’s challenge

    A Michigan appeals court has upheld a survivorship deed signed 14 years ago, ruling that a house in Troy belongs to a woman who was considered a grandmother by the owner, rather than the owner’s only legal heir. A three-judge panel of the Michigan Court of Appeals upheld a lower court decision that granted partial…

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