Meet Advay Jain: Indian-American kid who made Guinness record as the youngest person to publish a book. He was 3 when he wrote ‘Dino Learns Not To Waste Food’

Indian-American toddler Advay Jain being felicitated by New York Consul General Binaya Srikanta Pradhan for his Guinness record. An Indian-American toddler, Advay Jain, has made Guinness record as the youngest person (male) to have published a book. He was 3 years and 345 days old when he published ‘Dino Learns Not To Waste Food’. Now…

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Rakhi Sawant gets emotional over Nana Patekar’s death: ‘Kaise chalegi film industry aapke bagair?’ | Hindi Movie News

Rakhi Sawant gets emotional over Nana Patekar’s death: ‘Kaise chalegi film industry aapke bagair?’ Veteran actor Nana Patekar passed away on October 8 at the age of 75, leaving the film industry in shock. Among those mourning him is Rakhi Sawant, who was seen getting emotional in a video shared by paparazzi. Rakhi Sawant gets…

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    TCS Q2 results: Net profit rises 15% to Rs 13,884 crore, revenue up 11%

    TCS said growth during the quarter was broad-based across international markets, with BFSI, manufacturing and technology services among the key contributors. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), India’s largest IT services company, on Thursday reported a 15 per cent rise in consolidated net profit to Rs 13,884 crore for the September quarter, aided by broad-based growth across…

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    Marriage fraud, duplicate identity: 4 Pakistani men to lose US citizenship in largest denaturalization move by the Trump administration

    4 Pakistani men to lose US citizenship for their identity fraud and marriage fraud committed years ago. Among the 40 men who will lose their US citizenship in the Donald Trump administration’s largest denaturalization move, four are from Pakistan. Attorney General Todd Blanche called this the largest denaturalization effort in modern history. All of them…

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    FIA reveals cause of Bahrain GP software chaos during formation lap; Sepang fix to remain for Singapore GP | Racing News

    Red Bull’s Max Verstappen celebrates after winning the Bahrain Grand Prix (Image: Reuters) Max Verstappen may have ended his long wait for a 2026 victory at Sepang, but the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia left Formula 1 with another talking point, one that had nothing to do with the race winner.Verstappen led Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli…

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    Superstar Rajinikanth meets Asian Games medallist Vithya Ramaraj; congratulates her on winning three medals | Tamil Movie News

    Superstar Rajinikanth recently met Tamil Nadu athlete Vithya Ramaraj and congratulated her for her impressive performance at the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan. During the competition, Vithya made the country proud by winning three medals including a gold, silver and bronze at the prestigious sporting event. Rajinikanth meets Vithya Ramaraj According to a report…

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    Meet John Reznikoff, the US collector who owns $1 million worth of hair from Abraham Lincoln, Marilyn Monroe and Einstein | World News

    Image: Stamford advocate(left) John Reznikoff has built one of the world’s strangest historical collections: hair from some of the most famous people in history. The Connecticut-based collector and authenticator holds the Guinness World Records title for the largest collection of hair from historical figures. When he received the record in 2001, his collection contained hair…

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    Sports Ministry, Federations to review Asian Games performance on October 13: Sources | Asian Games 2026 News

    Indian Contingent (AP Photo) NEW DELHI: Officials of the Ministry Of Youth Affairs and Sports of India (MYAS) and the National Sports Federations (NSFs) will review India’s performance at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya on October 13. India had picked 85 medals at the continental games to finish fourth in the medal tally, a…

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    Stanford spent more than 20 years developing a blood-cancer transplant therapy; its first commercial patient has now been treated after a trial found 78% were free from moderate-to-severe GVHD at one year

    Representative Image (AI-generated) A blood-cancer treatment that Stanford researchers have spent more than two decades developing has now reached an important milestone. Its first commercial patient has been treated following U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval. According to the Stanford Cancer Institute, the therapy, known as Orca-T, was given to a patient at Stanford Medicine…

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    Stanford scientist wins Nobel Prize in medicine for controlling brain cells with light; pauses celebration to make lunch for his school-going children, putting fatherhood first |

    Karl Deisseroth, one of the three recipients of the 2026 Nobel Prize in medicine, smiles at home on Monday, October 5, 2026. Image Credit: AP Photo/Noah Berger Dr Karl Deisseroth had barely begun processing the news that he had won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine when an ordinary family responsibility came into…

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