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Inside one of ‘world’s most expensive hotels’ where rooms cost ₹2.5 lakh to ₹6.8 crore a night. Watch

Inside one of ‘world’s most expensive hotels’ where rooms cost ₹2.5 lakh to ₹6.8 crore a night. Watch

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A stay at one of the Maldives’ most luxurious resorts can cost thousands of dollars a night, with its most exclusive accommodation reportedly reaching $80,000 ( ₹76.2 lakh). Travel vlogger Jordan, aka Counting Countries, shared a detailed tour of his experience at the Waldorf Astoria Maldives in a March 2025 YouTube video, giving viewers a glimpse inside his overwater villa, the resort’s lavish amenities, dining experiences and more. (Also read: Travel vlogger takes ‘world’s most expensive first-class flight’ from Dubai to London: ‘It’s literally an apartment’ ) “I am about to fly to the most expensive hotel in the world. The very cheapest room you can book here is $3,000 a night ( ₹2.5 lakh) and rooms go up to $80,000 ( ₹6.8 crore). Are the bed sheets made out of gold? I have questions,” Jordan said. Jordan’s luxury journey to the Maldives Jordan’s trip began with an all-business-class flight to Malé. He described the airline experience, which included leather seats, welcome drinks, slippers and fully lie-flat seats. After landing in the Maldives, he was …

Lalit Jain Takes the Helm as Results Manager for Two of the World’s Biggest Field Archery Championships

Lalit Jain Takes the Helm as Results Manager for Two of the World’s Biggest Field Archery Championships

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The summer of 2026 marked a significant milestone in the career of Lalit Jain, who served as the Results Manager for both the 2026 NFAA Outdoor National Field Championships and the 2026 IFAA World Field Championships at the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center in Yankton, South Dakota. Managing the results for two back-to-back premier championships is a responsibility that extends far beyond simply publishing scores. It requires months of planning, technical preparation, and flawless execution to ensure that every arrow shot by hundreds of archers is accurately recorded and instantly available to competitors, coaches, officials, and spectators around the world. The week began with the 2026 NFAA Outdoor National Field Championships, held from July 24–26, where archers competed across the traditional Field, Hunter, and Animal rounds on the world-class ranges of the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center. Immediately afterward, the venue welcomed athletes from across the globe for the 2026 IFAA World Field Championships, held from July 27-31 one of the most prestigious international field archery events on the calendar. As Results Manager, Lalit was …

Only Modi can make India the world’s number one nation by 2047: CM Naidu

Only Modi can make India the world’s number one nation by 2047: CM Naidu

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Governor S. Abdul Nazeer, Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan, Union Civil Aviation Minister K. Rammohan Naidu at Bhogapuram in Vizianagaram district on Saturday. | Photo Credit: PMO via PTI Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday (August 1, 2026) endorsed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, describing him as the only leader capable of making India the world’s number one nation by 2047. Mr. Naidu asked people to protect Mr. Modi’s leadership, and said those criticising him should reassess what they had contributed to the nation. Addressing a massive public gathering at the inauguration of the Alluri Sitharama Raju International Airport at Bhogapuram, Mr. Naidu said that India was at a crucial juncture, with the world moving from the Information Technology (IT) era to the Artificial Intelligence (AI) era. While knowledge and technology were readily available, what the country needed was a strong leadership to harness them for national development, he said. “Democratic countries across the world are searching for new leaders. India …

India has nearly 30 per cent of world’s tiger population: Fadnavis

India has nearly 30 per cent of world’s tiger population: Fadnavis

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Speaking at the National Awards 2026 ceremony on International Tiger Day at IIM Nagpur, Fadnavis said, “Maharashtra has also made remarkable progress in wildlife conservation due to the dedicated efforts of the forest department, its officers, staff and social organisations.” 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

Why Tom Holland is the world’s highest-grossing young actor

Why Tom Holland is the world’s highest-grossing young actor

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MOST ACTORS are lucky if they ever get to star in a summer blockbuster. This year Tom Holland is in two: “The Odyssey”, in which he plays Telemachus, the hero’s son; and “Spider-Man: Brand New Day”, the seventh feature film in which he plays the Web-Slinger. Cast member Tom Holland attends the world premiere for the film Spider-Man: Brand New Day in Los Angeles, California, U.S., July 27, (REUTERS) It is rare to find a Hollywood actor that bankable. It is rarer still to find one as young as Mr Holland, whose films have grossed almost $12bn: more than those of any other actor aged 30 or under. What lessons can aspiring actors learn from his early success? There are four. First, start young—ideally really young. Mr Holland, who is British, made his debut on the West End when he was 12 and soon had a leading role. His first live-action film, “The Impossible”, came out when he was 16. Since then, he has appeared in at least one film a year, on average. Second, …

‘Carrying your braincells?’ Mentor’s snide remark before Anahat’s Jr Worlds title

‘Carrying your braincells?’ Mentor’s snide remark before Anahat’s Jr Worlds title

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5 min readUpdated: Jul 26, 2026 11:11 PM IST It’s just the way GenZ is wired. When newly-crowned squash Junior World champion Anahat Singh was lacing up her shoes to face Ruqaiyya Salem in the finals at Ontario, mentor and coach Saurav Ghosal dropped a snide one: “Are you carrying your braincells today?” It was a remark meant to awaken the 18-year-old from possibly being slightly casual and ending up underwhelming in the title match. She retorted: “Braincells are awesome today.” Saurav left it at, “That’s debatable…” The Delhi teen went on to nail her fifth attempt at a junior world title to settle the debate. “She’s got a few doses (read as scoldings) this week. But we do it because we know she can take doses. She doesn’t go into a shell,” Saurav says. Anahat’s scorelines across 6 matches don’t even begin to tell the whole story. She dropped only two sets in the quarters and semis that might point to dominance, even as she beat three Egyptians in a row. Behind the scenes …

How Sai Praneeth ended India’s 36-year wait for a men’s singles Worlds medal

How Sai Praneeth ended India’s 36-year wait for a men’s singles Worlds medal

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Neither the 36-year wait for a men’s singles World Championship medal since Prakash Padukone, nor the fact that he had lost in the quarterfinals in 2018, weighed heavily on B Sai Praneeth ahead of the 2019 Basel World’s. He insists, seven years on, that keeping only the next step in mind helped him land a bronze, even as Kidambi Srikanth, Lakshya Sen and HS Prannoy followed in subsequent years. “It’s Jonatan Christie. I had a chance to beat him,” he would tell himself. 2019 will always be remembered for the PV Sindhu gold. But on an adjacent court, a classical strokemaker undaunted by past misses, unaffected even by the significance of its big picture, would track down the elusive medal. “Someone had to start, so I did,” he simply says. “I don’t remember much about the match details now. Only that I had beaten Christie twice, lost once, knew I could beat him again. But yes, I had to win the first set – when he comes under pressure, he cracks,” Sai recalls. Saina-Sindhu would …

‘Rings of Power,’ ‘Blade Runner 2099’ preview new worlds at Comic-Con

‘Rings of Power,’ ‘Blade Runner 2099’ preview new worlds at Comic-Con

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* Executive producer McKay told Reuters ‘Rings of Power’ Season 3 shifts to a darker, more dangerous Middle-earth ‘Rings of Power,’ ‘Blade Runner 2099’ preview new worlds at Comic-Con * Jamie Campbell Bower joins Season 3 as Celeborn, Galadriel’s husband * ‘Blade Runner 2099’ footage showed Michelle Yeoh’s Replicant questioning Hunter Schafer’s fugitive character * Miniseries draws on Philip K. Dick novel and both previous ‘Blade Runner’ films By Danielle Broadway LOS ANGELES, – Fantasy TV series “Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power” and “Blade Runner 2099” made action-packed appearances at San Diego Comic-Con on Friday, unveiling first-look footage and casting news. The “Rings of Power” panel previewed Season 3, set years after Season 2, as the War of the Elves and Sauron escalates. Showrunners and executive producers J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay discussed the darker tone of the new season. “We’re in a different place. Middle Earth is more dangerous than ever. Sauron is ruthless, relentless, and no one is safe,” McKay told Reuters. “When you have a villain like that, that is …

How Jasprit Bumrah’s return reminded England why he’s the world’s best

How Jasprit Bumrah’s return reminded England why he’s the world’s best

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The signs were there long before the wickets came. Jasprit Bumrah‘s opening spell at Edgbaston yielded nothing on the scoreboard, but it had everything else – pace that kept climbing, movement through the air, relentless accuracy and an England top order scrambling for answers. By the time the breakthroughs arrived, the damage had already been done. Facing most of the brunt and remaining unscathed was Ben Duckett. Of the four overs, he alone faced 19 deliveries, scoring 7. But it was in those remaining 16 deliveries that Bumrah showed why he remains the best all-format bowler in the current era. The first one of the morning struggled to touch 129kmph and Duckett happily defended. But there was a cue. He was already getting to angle the ball away. The next two were beaten with both landing almost in a blind spot and missing the outside edge by millimetres. In between, he copped a blow to his fingers, winced in pain, but Bumrah was in no mood to show any mercy. If anything, he showed a …

Operation Safed Sagar teaser: Fighters Mihir Ahuja, Abhay Verma rain fire on enemies in ‘world’s highest air war’

Operation Safed Sagar teaser: Fighters Mihir Ahuja, Abhay Verma rain fire on enemies in ‘world’s highest air war’

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Stories of the Kargil War‘s bravehearts have always struck a chord with audiences. Now, Netflix is set to bring another untold chapter from the 1999 conflict with Operation Safed Sagar. The makers have unveiled the teaser for the series, starring Jimmy Shergill, Siddharth, Mihir Ahuja and Abhay Verma, offering a glimpse into the gripping story of the world’s highest air war. Operation Safed Sagar teaser: Siddharth, Abhay Verma and Mihir Ahuja’s stills from the show. Operation Safed Sagar teaser On Saturday, Netflix unveiled the teaser for its upcoming military drama, Operation Safed Sagar. Inspired by one of the Indian Air Force’s most challenging wartime operations, the series is set against the backdrop of the 1999 Kargil War and tells the untold story of the Golden Arrows Squadron, which defied impossible odds. The teaser features Mihir Ahuja, Abhay Verma and Taaruk Raina as some of India’s youngest Air Force pilots, preparing to fight one of the world’s highest air wars without fear. They are led and mentored by Siddharth and Jimmy Shergill. The internet expressed excitement …