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Did Mackenzie Shirilla practice route before accident? The Crash draws ire for shock omission

Did Mackenzie Shirilla practice route before accident? The Crash draws ire for shock omission

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Netflix’s new true‑crime documentary The Crash revolves around the story of a 100‑mph wreck in Ohio that killed two young people. The film dives into the trial, the legal strategy, and the life of Mackenzie Shirilla, the teen driver behind the wheel. Netflix’s The Crash explores the ongoing fight by Steve Shirilla and Natalie Shirilla to overturn their daughter’s murder conviction. (Screenshot- X) However, many viewers say the documentary misses out on the crucial point that prosecutors highlighted in court. Whether Shirilla had driven the same stretch of road in the weeks before the fatal crash. That detail could shape how audiences see her actions, but it is not clearly addressed in the film, many critics say. Also read: Mackenzie Shirilla’s chilling texts to boyfriend Dominic Russo before fatal crash: ‘I’m gonna kill someone’ What the doc covers and what it leaves out In The Crash, the show walks through the final drive and the criminal charges of the trial. Court‑room footage and interviews show how prosecutors argued that it was not an accident but …

‘Illegal practice’: Allahabad High Court cracks down on late-night wedding DJs, loudspeakers post 10 pm | Legal News

‘Illegal practice’: Allahabad High Court cracks down on late-night wedding DJs, loudspeakers post 10 pm | Legal News

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4 min readNew DelhiMay 16, 2026 10:59 AM IST Cracking whip on the use of DJ systems and loudspeakers post 10 pm, the Allahabad High Court has directed the Lucknow authorities, including the police, to strictly enforce the ban while highlighting rampant noise pollution caused by marriage celebrations and events held in parks, community centres, and residential areas. A bench of Justices Rajan Roy and Manjive Shukla passed the directions while hearing a public interest litigation concerning protection and regulation of parks, playgrounds and open spaces in Uttar Pradesh. Justices Rajan Roy and Manjive Shukla passed the directions while hearing a public interest litigation. While dealing with the plea, the bench took note of widespread violations of Supreme Court directions relating to noise pollution. Seeking a response from the state authorities, the court ordered, “In the meantime, we direct the concerned authorities, including the police, as far as they have a role to play in the matter, to ensure that no loudspeakers or sound systems are played after 10 pm in violation of decisions of …

Mumbai man explains how a common restaurant practice quietly pushes diners to spend more: ‘Decision is made for you’

Mumbai man explains how a common restaurant practice quietly pushes diners to spend more: ‘Decision is made for you’

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A Mumbai-based entrepreneur has sparked a discussion online after explaining how a common restaurant practice can lead people to spend money without actively choosing to. The post has left users divided over whether the practice is problematic or simply part of doing business. (Unsplash/Representational image ) Taking to X, Chanakya Shah, co-founder of hydration supplement brand UP&RUN, pointed out how many restaurants place a bottle of water on the table even before customers place an order. He said that what was once an ₹15 mineral water bottle is now often replaced with ₹60 options or premium labels like Vedica and Himalayan. In his post, Shah argued that this subtle placement acts as a default, nudging customers into spending more. “When something is already placed in front of you, it feels like the default choice. Saying no suddenly requires effort. Asking for a cheaper option feels awkward, so people just go with what’s already there. Customers end up spending more without ever actively choosing to,” he wrote. Shah suggested that a more transparent approach would be …

Why pre-season practice with Yuvraj Singh could be the ‘Midas touch’ for Rishabh Pant

Why pre-season practice with Yuvraj Singh could be the ‘Midas touch’ for Rishabh Pant

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2 min readUpdated: Mar 23, 2026 12:14 AM IST In a bid to make up for lost time and opportunities in white-ball cricket, Rishabh Pant has seemingly undergone a rapid transformation in his physique and cricket over the last few months. Pant, who has been overlooked from India’s T20I squad over the last two years and demoted to the back-up wicket-keeper in ODI cricket, is gearing up for a pivotal IPL 2026 season with the Lucknow Super Giants. The LSG captain was signed at Rs 27.50 crore last year, but his season ended with middling figures, compounded by the captaincy tag that had appeared to bog him down. Before arriving in Chennai — where Lucknow have set up their pre-season base at former India bowling coach Bharat Arun’s academy, Coaching Beyond — Pant spent five days in Mumbai working with Yuvraj Singh, the Indian Express had reported last week. The sessions with Yuvraj, who has played a key role in the development of Shubman Gill and Abhishek Sharma, were focused on the basics: retaining shape, …

‘Ye ohda, shauhrat, pyar — apne aap nahi mila hai’: When Priyanka Chopra said she achieved stardom by standing on many shoulders; how to practice humility | Lifestyle News

‘Ye ohda, shauhrat, pyar — apne aap nahi mila hai’: When Priyanka Chopra said she achieved stardom by standing on many shoulders; how to practice humility | Lifestyle News

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4 min readNew DelhiMar 3, 2026 12:00 AM IST It’s not often that celebrities strip away the glitter and speak with raw honesty. But when Priyanka Chopra entered an interview room one weary morning—running on four cups of coffee and no sleep—she offered a perspective not commonly found in successful people. “Main koshish karti hoon ki jo main hoon, usi tarah se main room ko enter karoon. Main kal soyi hi nahin. Raat ko chaar coffee pee chuki hoon. Lekin mera kaam hai tumse ye interview karna. Aur main tumhein 100% doongi kyunki ye tumhara mauka hai. Kyunki main tired hoon, I wouldn’t take that away from you.” (Translation: I try to enter the room, as per my feelings. Man, I didn’t even sleep last night. I’ve already had four coffees. But my job is to do this interview with you. And I will give you 100%, because this is your chance. Just because I’m tired, I wouldn’t take that away from you.) Despite her exhaustion, Priyanka reminded us that kindness, respect, and humility aren’t …

Orthopaedic surgeon shares 5 habits he has given up after years in the practice: ‘Your knees and hips will beg you to…’

Orthopaedic surgeon shares 5 habits he has given up after years in the practice: ‘Your knees and hips will beg you to…’

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Strong muscles, resilient bones and healthy joints do not simply depend on age or genetics – they are shaped, day by day, by the habits we repeat without a second thought. From the way we sit and sleep to the shoes we wear and the workouts we skip, certain everyday practices can quietly accelerate wear and tear, gradually compromising mobility and stability over time. What may seem harmless now can lay the groundwork for stiffness, chronic pain and even surgical intervention later. Try out Dr Abbasi’s recommendations for long term musculoskeletal health. (Unsplash) Also Read | Orthoapedic surgeon says stretching joints without warming up can be harmful; shares 5 things he has stopped doing Dr David Abbasi – an orthopaedic surgeon specialising in sports medicine and arthroscopic surgery, and a popular health content creator – has revealed five habits he has personally given up after years at the operating table. Drawing from years of clinical experience treating joint injuries and mobility issues, he shares on his February 26 Instagram video the everyday behaviours he now …

RSS doesn’t practice Hindutva politics, believes in nation building: Mohan Bhagwat| India News

RSS doesn’t practice Hindutva politics, believes in nation building: Mohan Bhagwat| India News

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RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has said that the Sangh does not practice Hindutva politics, rather it believes in building a strong society and nation through individual development. RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said women are completely independent and their participation in governance should be 50 per cent, and not limited to 33 per cent. (HT_PRINT) “The Sangh’s objective is individual development because only strong individuals can build a strong society and nation,” Bhagwat said at a programme to mark the Sangh’s 100 years on Sunday, emphasising that the reality of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) cannot be understood from the outside. Some people mistake the Sangh for a paramilitary organisation, others for a service sector body, but the RSS is a social force working beyond these boundaries, he said, speaking on the theme ‘Sangh Yatra – New Horizons, New Dimensions’. “The world now hopes to see India in a leadership role once again,” Bhagwat said, as he called upon the gathering to empower society and the nation by joining the Sangh’s activities. Stating that only those who …

Most professors of practice hired in Tamil Nadu followed by Maharashtra, Gujarat: UGC Data

Most professors of practice hired in Tamil Nadu followed by Maharashtra, Gujarat: UGC Data

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Representative image. | Photo Credit: The Hindu Tamil Nadu is leading the way in hiring industry experts as professors of practice in its Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) to impart real-world experiences in the classroom. The State is followed by Maharashtra and Gujarat, according to UGC data. The University Grants Commission (UGC) in 2022 released guidelines to hire professors of practice (PoP) at HEIs to inject professional acumen into classroom environments, in order to bridge the gap between academia and industry. The position is strictly temporary and does not displace sanctioned posts. Eligibility demands a minimum of 15 years of relevant experience — ideally in senior positions. According to the data, 1,841 PoPs have been hired by 349 HEIs so far, the maximum of them being in Tamil Nadu (395). While 193 PoPs have been hired in Maharashtra (193), Gujarat and Karnataka have appointed 179 and 170 professionals, respectively. Leading the way in hiring industry professionals in the academic workforce are private universities, while the Central universities have hired only 15 PoPs so far. In contrast, …

5 dead bodies go missing from Odisha burial ground, occult practice suspected; probe ordered| India News

5 dead bodies go missing from Odisha burial ground, occult practice suspected; probe ordered| India News

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In a mysterious case from Odisha’s Bhadrak district, bodies of five villagers allegedly went missing from a graveyard and an investigation has been launched following the disclosure, news agency PTI reported citing police. The bodies were found missing from Maninathpur village cremation ground on Thursday. (Representational Photo/AI-generated) The bodies were found missing from Maninathpur village cremation ground on the banks of the Baitarani river under Bhandaripokhari police station limits on Thursday night, said police officials. “I have received a complaint from the villagers of Maninathpur on Sunday about the disappearance of five bodies from the village cremation ground,” Rajlakshmi Nayak, inspector in-charge (IIC) of Bhandaripokhari police station, was quoted as saying. The dead bodies that went missing belonged to Khageswar Samal, Hatabandhu Beuria, Kartik Nayak, Saraswati Behera, and Kalandi Behera. All of them had died in the last two months. At the Swargadwar cremation ground which located on the Baitarani riverbed, bodies are traditionally buried after funeral rites, the PTI report said. Past instances of missing dead bodies In the Maninathpur village, this is not …