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Beats Wuthering Heights & Cracks Hollywood’s Top 5 Grossers Of 2026 In 5 Days Only!

Beats Wuthering Heights & Cracks Hollywood’s Top 5 Grossers Of 2026 In 5 Days Only!

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The Devil Wears Prada 2 Worldwide Box Office: Beats Wuthering Heights(Photo Credit –Facebook) The Devil Wears Prada 2 has already surpassed the biggest romance dramas of 2026, and with that, it has earned a spot among Hollywood’s top 5 grossers of the year. The film has achieved this amazing feat at the worldwide box office in just 5 days. The Anne Hathaway starrer sequel will soon outshine its predecessor at both the domestic and global box office. Keep scrolling for the deets. Inches away from hitting $100 million in North America The film registered one of the biggest Tuesdays of the year. The Devil Wears Prada sequel collected a solid $8.2 million on its first Discounted Tuesday at the box office in North America. It is the 4th biggest first Tuesday of the year, beating Scream 7’s $4.4 million gross. In just four days, the movie’s domestic total has hit $90.6 million. It is crossing $100 million as you read this article. On track to cross the $250 million milestone worldwide According to Box Office …

AAP MP’s advice for party in Punjab as Raghav Chadha-led rebellion exposes cracks| India News

AAP MP’s advice for party in Punjab as Raghav Chadha-led rebellion exposes cracks| India News

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The rebellion of seven Rajya Sabha MPs, including Raghav Chadha, and their subsequent merger with the BJP, has exposed cracks within the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). With state Assembly elections just months away, the rebellion of five Punjab MPs from Rajya Sabha has dealt a huge blow to the AAP that currently holds power only in Punjab. AAP Rajya Sabha MP, Raghav Chadha, along with Ashok Mittal and Sanjeev Pathak addresses a press conference at the Constitution Club of India in New Delhi. (Photo by Sanchit Khanna/HT) As the party prepares to act against the Rajya Sabha MPs’ move, an AAP leader from Punjab has shares his advice for the party on communicating with lawmakers. Lok Sabha member Malvinder Singh Kang reportedly called for AAP’s better coordination and dialogue with MLAs, MPs and ministers in Punjab. Follow live updates on Raghav Chadha-led rebellion here. Kang, who is a Lok Sabha MP from Anandpur Sahib, said that AAP should have considered leaders from Punjab for the Rajya Sabha, reported news agency PTI. ‘Sandeep Pathak not contacted …

FSSAI cracks down on illegal fruit ripening agents, orders nation-wide checks

FSSAI cracks down on illegal fruit ripening agents, orders nation-wide checks

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The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has directed states and Union Territories to step up action against the use of illegal chemicals for ripening fruits. The move comes amid concerns over the continued use of harmful substances like calcium carbide in markets.  Ban on calcium carbide reiterated In a post on X, FSSAI reiterated that the use of calcium carbide, commonly known as “masala”, is strictly banned for ripening fruits such as mangoes, bananas, and papayas. FSSAI has ordered strict enforcement across states to intensify action against illegal fruit ripening agents, reiterating that the use of calcium carbide for artificial ripening of fruits such as mangoes, bananas & papayas is strictly prohibited. pic.twitter.com/OJ6JBqRn7u — FSSAI (@fssaiindia) April 16, 2026 The authority warned that this chemical can cause serious health issues, including difficulty in swallowing, vomiting, and skin ulcers. It is prohibited under the Food Safety and Standards (Prohibition and Restrictions on Sales) Regulations, 2011. Nationwide inspections to be intensified with strict actions To enforce the ban, FSSAI has asked all Commissioners of …

Chinese AI System Cracks Long-Standing Math Problem in 80 Hours

Chinese AI System Cracks Long-Standing Math Problem in 80 Hours

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3 min readNew DelhiApr 15, 2026 06:10 PM IST A Chinese research team has reportedly used artificial intelligence to crack a long-standing mathematical problem first proposed by an American scholar more than a decade ago. The conjecture, introduced in 2014 by University of Iowa professor Dan Anderson, who passed away in 2022, had remained unresolved until now. As reported by the South China Morning Post, the team from Peking University detailed its breakthrough in a preprint posted to arXiv on April 4. Their AI-driven framework not only solved Anderson’s conjecture in commutative algebra but also produced a fully formalised proof on its own. At the core of the system is a reasoning engine called Rethlas, which works alongside a mathematical search tool named Matlas. Together, they mimic how human mathematicians approach complex problems—testing ideas, refining strategies, and exploring possible proofs. Once Rethlas generates a potential solution, a second system, Archon, takes over. Using LeanSearch, it converts the result into a format compatible with Lean 4, an interactive theorem prover and programming language supported by a …

Baramati bypoll exposes cracks in MVA, allies spar over candidate selection

Baramati bypoll exposes cracks in MVA, allies spar over candidate selection

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After a brief calm, faultlines within the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) have resurfaced, this time over the Baramati assembly by-election, with alliance partners divided on strategy and candidate selection. Candidate speak: Sunetra Pawar After filing nomination, Pawar addressed party workers:>> Called Baramati “like a mother” to late Ajit Pawar>> Said development of Baramati was his only goal>> Described this as the first election after his passing and a chance to fulfil his vision>> “I am standing here because of Baramati. It is my only strength,” she said.>> She added that the election belongs to the people of Baramati, who will decide the outcome. Why the bypoll? The election was necessitated following the deaths of:>> Ajit Pawar, who represented Baramati>> Shivajirao Kardile, MLA from Rahuri>> Ajit Pawar died in a plane crash in Baramati on January 28. Big picture What was expected to be a straightforward by-election has turned into a test of opposition unity. With public sparring, competing candidates, and mixed signals from within, the Baramati contest is now as much about internal equations as …

Election Commission cracks Rs 651 crore across states/UTs; 319 crore from WB

Election Commission cracks Rs 651 crore across states/UTs; 319 crore from WB

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With just a few days to go for the state assembly elections across 5 states, a total of Rs 319 crore worth of cash, liquor and other freebies have been seized by election flying squads and enforcement agencies in West Bengal till Sunday, an official said.  As reported by news agency IANS, among the five poll-bound states/UTs, Bengal tops the table for recovery of freebies (Rs 150 crore), liquor (Rs 55 crore), precious metal (Rs 39 crore) and cash (Rs 11 crore), which were allegedly being used for the inducement of electors. Drugs worth Rs 65 crores seized from poll-bound states The Election Commission of India (ECI) also stated that drugs valued at Rs 65 crore have been recovered from the state by law enforcers in the run-up to the two-phase elections on April 23 and 29, as per IANS.  ECI further added, “Out of the 29.63 lakh litres of liquor seized by poll officials in all five states/UTs, West Bengal accounts for the maximum of 21.29 lakh litres,” as per IANS.  4 crore cash …

Telangana cracks down on illegal food units

Telangana cracks down on illegal food units

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From units manufacturing adulterated ginger-garlic pastes, bakery items, including Hyderabad’s iconic Osmania biscuits, authorities cracked down on multiple food processing units. In March,  the officials registered a total of 61 cases and arrested 64 people and seized with 14,685 kg of adulterated food products. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Rajasthan High Court Cracks Down on ‘Intrusive’ Drone and Torch Use in Jawai Leopard Reserve

Rajasthan High Court Cracks Down on ‘Intrusive’ Drone and Torch Use in Jawai Leopard Reserve

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4 min readJaipurUpdated: Mar 28, 2026 08:58 PM IST The Rajasthan High Court has prohibited night safaris, the use of drones and some other activities in the Jawai Leopard Reserve in Rajasthan’s western Pali district. Hearing a PIL by Pali resident Apoorva Agrawat, a Bench of Justices Sandeep Shah and Pushpendra Singh Bhati has directed the state government to ensure that “no safari activities, including night safari or any activity for spotting or locating wildlife, shall be permitted beyond the period between 6 am to 7 pm”, noting that such time restrictions are being adopted by the court in line with the timings followed in Ranthambore National Park. The court also directed that any person found disturbing the animals “by use of torch lights, search lights, spotlights, drones, or any other similar means or devices” shall be prevented from doing so by the state government and the authorities concerned through adequate preventive and enforcement measures. In its third directive, the court said that any instance of misconduct by safari vehicles, local hospitality personnel, or any …

‘Told him not to do it’: Cracks appear as Trump, Netanyahu react to Iranian gas field attack

‘Told him not to do it’: Cracks appear as Trump, Netanyahu react to Iranian gas field attack

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Weeks after a joint US–Israeli offensive against Iran triggered tensions across the Gulf, apparent differences have emerged between US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over Israel’s decision to strike a key Iranian gas field. US President Donald Trump and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu (AFP) Israel’s attack on the South Pars gas field triggered retaliatory Iranian strikes on energy infrastructure across the Middle East, pushing already high global energy prices even higher and prompting Gulf allies to urge Trump to rein in Netanyahu. Follow here for live updates on US-Iran war What are the signs of diverging goals in US-Iran war? The fallout has raised questions about how aligned the two leaders are in conducting a war that initially began as a closely coordinated effort. Any perceived gap between them could influence both the trajectory of the conflict and its eventual outcome. Speaking during an Oval Office meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, Trump said he did not support Israel’s strike on what is considered Iran’s most critical energy asset. “I …

Govt cracks down on LPG hoarding, seizes 15,000 cylinders in nationwide raids

Govt cracks down on LPG hoarding, seizes 15,000 cylinders in nationwide raids

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The Centre on Tuesday said it has intensified action against LPG hoarding across the country, conducting over 12,000 raids and seizing more than 15,000 cylinders amid reports of panic buying and rumours of a supply shortage, reported news agency IANS. Officials, however, reiterated that there is no shortage of LPG and urged consumers to avoid unnecessary bookings. 12,000 raids conducted to curb hoarding Sujata Sharma, Joint Secretary in the Petroleum and Natural Gas Ministry, said enforcement teams have been actively carrying out inspections to prevent hoarding and black marketing of LPG cylinders, reported IANS. She said the large-scale crackdown is aimed at stabilising supply and ensuring that cylinders reach genuine domestic consumers without disruption. Govt assures adequate LPG availability Despite the surge in demand, the government maintained that LPG stocks remain sufficient across the country. Sharma noted that nearly 70,000 bookings were recorded on Monday alone, largely driven by panic buying, reported IANS. She appealed to consumers to remain calm and avoid excessive or duplicate bookings, stating that the supply chain is functioning normally. Push …