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‘We don’t share girlfriends!’: Inside the lives of badminton’s sibling partnerships

At the BWF World Championships in Delhi, sibling partnerships offer more than a shared surname. Scotland’s identical Grimley twins have spent two decades learning each other’s game, while France’s Popov brothers see doubles as an escape from the pressures of singles. Czech siblings Ondrej and Jiri Kral, meanwhile, embrace the comfort, and occasional friction, of

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Manhattan’s iconic Flatiron Building just became a luxury hotspot, here’s why

New York’s Flatiron Building is becoming a sought-after luxury residential address. Most apartments are already under contract as the landmark prepares for resident move-ins. A $24 million apartment recently entered contract, highlighting strong buyer interest. The century-old building is undergoing a significant conversion from offices to upscale homes. Residents will enjoy modern amenities after the

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‘Protest hasn’t ended’: Devendra Mahto announces 2nd phase of Jharkhand exam stir

Devendra Mahto ended his hunger strike after the Jharkhand government cancelled job examinations due to alleged irregularities. He announced a second phase of protest demanding corruption-free recruitment through JPSC and JSSC. The agitation will continue until the government guarantees no future paper leaks or irregularities. The government has formed an exam reforms committee to strengthen

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Banks closed tomorrow: Why branches will remain shut in Tripura on August 19

On August 19, banks across Tripura will be closed in observance of a regional holiday. Other states will also experience bank holidays later this month to honor various festivals. While branch operations will be halted, digital banking services will continue to function normally. Customers should adjust their plans accordingly to account for these closures while

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David Warner convicted of drink-driving; Big Bash captaincy under cloud

On Easter Sunday, David Warner, ex-Australian cricketer, was penalised and ordered to install an interlock device after being convicted of mid-range drink-driving during a random breath test. The court acknowledged the significant media attention and economic consequences he might face. However, the judge highlighted the critical aspect of deterrence with children present in the vehicle.

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Why India is considering sugar imports as prices hit record levels

India is considering limited duty-free sugar imports and tighter stock limits. These measures aim to boost domestic supplies and control record high sugar prices. Wholesale sugar prices have climbed nearly twenty percent since early August. Festival season demand typically increases sweetener consumption sharply each year. The government is examining several policy options to manage market

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