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Sonam Wangchuk was shifted from Jantar Mantar to Safdarjung Hospital on the 21st day of his fast. His wife alleged a lack of transparency but said the Parliament march would continue.

Weekly Career & Finance Horoscope, July 20 to July 26, 2026: Strategy will bring better results than speed this week. | Horoscope

In this week's episode, legendary singer Usha Uthup revisits Kolkata's iconic Trincas and the city's rich musical heritage at Lit for Life Unplugged. Acclaimed filmmaker Christopher Nolan discusses adapting The Odyssey, the timeless appeal of Homer's epic and his enduring faith in the cinematic experience. Actor Huma Qureshi opens up about playing a deaf-and-mute contract killer in Baby Do Die Do and the importance of supporting smaller Bollywood films. We conclude with a journey into the Eastern Ghats, where monsoon trekking is revealing breathtaking landscapes, hidden trails and the stories of the communities that call these mountains home.

NEET UG 2026 AIR 20 holder Vaishnavi Das has revealed the preparation habits that helped her secure a score of 700 out of 720 in the medical entrance examination. In an interview with news agency ANI, Vaishnavi said she deactivated Instagram when she entered Class 11 as she considered it a distraction during her NEET preparation.

A similar order dated July 15 was also passed against DHJS judge Rani. Both orders place the two respective judges under "immediate suspension".

Central Railway will introduce 10 new 15-car Mumbai local train services from July 20. Check the routes, timings and other key travel details.

The overall pass percentage in the Class 10 board examinations rose to 96 | India News

The US has reached its H-1B visa cap for Fiscal Year 2027, with USCIS confirming it received enough petitions to fill all 85,000 available slots. As a result, no second H-1B lottery will be held this year. The article explains what the announcement means, highlights the new weighted lottery system, and outlines key registration figures released by USCIS.

The Delhi government has allowed restaurants, cafes, and bars across the Capital to remain open until 4am on Monday to facilitate live screenings of the FIFA World Cup 2026 final | Latest News Delhi