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Bangladesh are ready to play the second Test after stunning hosts Australia in the first earlier this week. The second and final game starts on Saturday morning at the Great Barrier Reef Arena in South Mackay, and the visitors have a great opportunity to get their first series win in Australia. Even a draw would do.Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto waves to the fans after his team’s victory in the first Test. (AFP)Only India from the sub-continent have beaten Australia in Australia in a Test series. In the first game, Bangladesh’s batters enjoyed the warm and batting-friendly conditions in Darwin…

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Energy Tomorrow: Celebrate your connectionsRead out the Horoscope TomorrowFriends, colleagues or loved ones could bring encouragement, good news or a reason to celebrate. A social interaction may also open an unexpected door. Enjoy the lighter energy and allow others to support you.Energy Tomorrow: Act decisivelyA message, opportunity or conversation could require a quick response. Think before reacting, but don’t let hesitation hold you back. Your confidence and direct approach can help you make progress.Energy Tomorrow: Choose clarityA breakthrough or important realization may cut through confusion. You could finally know what needs to be said or which decision deserves your attention.…

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‘Please pay yourself’: CEO questions startup culture of founders taking no salary for years For years, startup culture has often celebrated the founder who keeps spending to a minimum and puts every possible rupee back into the business. But a LinkedIn post by Mumbai-based startup founder and CEO Vinod C has challenged one part of that mindset: whether founders should go without any salary for years.His message has started a conversation around founder compensation and the pressure that can come with running a young company. Vinod C believes entrepreneurs can remain careful with their company’s money without completely ignoring their…

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New Delhi, Capital markets regulator Sebi has cancelled the registrations of 25 research analysts, including Karvy Stock Broking, for failing to pay the mandatory renewal fee required to keep their certificates of registration in force.The action was taken under Sebi’s Intermediaries Regulations, 2008, after the entities failed to renew their registrations despite being issued notices.In an order passed on Thursday, the entities whose registrations have been cancelled include Financial Leader Advisory Services, Finquest Securities, Sharewealth Securities, Jhaveri Securities, Ajay Gupta, Anurag Jain, Shian Capital and Dipesh Mehta.Under Sebi norms, a registered research analyst is required to pay the renewal fee…

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Leh , August 21 : United States Ambassador to India Sergio Gor visited Thiksey Monastery on Friday. Situated atop a hill in Thiksey, located in the Ladakh region of northern India, the site stands as the largest monastery in central Ladakh and is widely noted for its resemblance to the Potala Palace in Tibet.Located 19 kilometres from Leh, the monastery was founded in 1433 and houses exquisite age-old images, stupas, scroll paintings and wall paintings, as well as a 15-metre-high (48 ft) statue of Maitreya Buddha installed in the 1980s.Celebrated for its daily morning prayers, where visitors gather to experience…

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Occasionally, we use affiliate links on our site. This in no way affects our editorial decision-making. For our Weekly Drop Watch column, Fashionista scours the market to curate the most noteworthy releases from our favorite fashion and beauty brands. Keep scrolling for this week’s highlights. Fashion Launches Hill House Home’s Eden Row Collection Hill House Home unveiled the second capsule in its Pre-Fall 2026 collection, titled “Eden Row.” Comprising new dress silhouettes, matching separates, lightweight outerwear and more, the lineup combines a color palette of burgundy and navy with medallion and floral prints. Prices range from $38-$298, and the collection is available…

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Hand creams for softer supple hands (pexels)Shweta Pandey is a Senior Content Writer at Hindustan Times, with over 12 years of experience in beauty and wellness journalism, specialising in makeup, skincare, and hair care.She began her professional writing journey in 2011, entering the evolving world of digital lifestyle journalism as beauty and wellness content rapidly transformed in India. Over the years, she has worked with reputed digital media houses like India Today, the Times of India and Skymet Weather, steadily building credibility through well-researched features, product reviews, and trend analyses. Her career reflects consistent growth, moving from content contributor to…

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For generations, owning real estate in India meant buying a flat, a plot or a commercial property and waiting for its value to rise. It also meant a large upfront investment, paperwork, maintenance and, often, years of waiting before the asset generated meaningful income.Investors can now enjoy income-generating assets without the responsibilities of landlords. Discover how REITs are reshaping the landscape of real estate investment in India by 2026.Real Estate Investment Trusts, or REITs, are changing that equation.The concept is simple: instead of buying an entire property, investors buy units of a trust that owns and operates income-generating real estate.…

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Actor Vijay Deverakonda recently posted a picture of himself on Instagram, crediting his wife, actor Rashmika Mandanna, with taking it. That’s all it took for the Cocktail 2 actor to seek credit for all the pictures she had taken of him over the years without credit. She even wanted to be credited as ‘Rashmika Deverakonda’ for them. Some of the pictures she took date back to 2020, six years before they were even married.Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna married earlier this year after dating for a while.Vijay Deverakonda credits Rashmika Mandanna for picOn Thursday, Vijay posted a picture of himself…

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The CM, who is currently in UK, will now return to India. NEW DELHI: The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Friday said political clearance was denied for Telangana chief minister A Revanth Reddy’s proposed visit to the United States, saying the programme submitted for the trip was not considered appropriate to the office he holds and the purpose of the visit.MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal in his briefing said visits by chief ministers and other dignitaries are assessed by the ministry before political clearance is granted.”Let me say that the visit of chief ministers, as indeed of other dignitaries, are…

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