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Raju Murugan’s Japan chronicles the story of Japan (Karthi), a genius thief skilled enough to break into any place with ease. Japan had a special interest in gold and diamonds and attracted scrutiny from the police following a robbery at a famous jewelry shop. Someone dug a big hole, entered the shop, and stole $200 crore worth of jewelry. The owner, Mitesh, begged the cops to recover his lost gold, stating that if they failed, he’d have no option but to commit suicide.

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The case became a top priority since the shop was co-owned by the home minister’s son-in-law, Sridhar (Sunil), and Karuppasamy was called to spearhead the case. Unlike Karuppasamy, Sridhar’s methods were unorthodox, and he didn’t shy away from using violence to align things his way. During their investigation, Sridhar and Karuppasamy found a golden coin with...

Bengaluru, June 8 (Ians) World Brain Tumour Day is an international commemoration day observed annually on June 8 with an aimsto raise awareness about brain tumours and to educate people about the signs and symptoms of the disease. Experts opine that lifestyle choices increase the risk of developing brain cancer.

Dr. Sridhar Ps, Mbbs, MD (Radiotherapy), Dnb (Radiotherapy) at Hcg Cancer Centre, Bengaluru, stated that environmental factors and lifestyle choices such as chemical exposure, radiation, smoking, and unhealthy diets increase the risk of developing brain tumours.

“The occurrence of brain tumour cases in India is steadily rising. The rise can be attributed to advancements in diagnostic techniques, increased access to medical care, heightened public awareness, and the influence of environmental and lifestyle factors. The main symptoms of brain tumours are unexplained headaches, long-standing headaches, neurological deficits and increased projectile vomiting,” Dr Sridhar explained.

Public awareness campaigns have empowered individuals to recognise symptoms and seek prompt medical attention,...

Bengaluru, March 13 (Ians) Mohammed Siraj has been an integral part of India’s pace battery since the epochal tour to Australia during the 2020-21 season. But that position has not come without its share of struggles.

Siraj was in Australia for his first Test tour when his father, Mohammed Ghaus, passed away and had to tackle the emotional phase to concentrate on cricket on that trip.

While speaking on Rcb Podcast, Siraj said he would cry in his room often while staying inside the bio-bubble and also detailed how he handled the racism episode on that Down Under tour.

“In Australia, nobody could visit other players’ rooms as we spoke on video calls. But Sridhar sir (former India fielding coach R Sridhar) used to call often asking how are you, what have you eaten etc. It was a good feeling and my fiancé was also talking to me (over phone) at that time.

AnalysisFrom north Indian characters celebrating Holi to directors adding Holi festivities in songs for the visual appeal, Tamil film songs have included the festival of colours over the last few decades, writes the author.Rajinikanth in a still from Pa Ranjith's KaalaThe iconic ‘Rang barse bheege chunarwali rang barse’ song from the Amitabh Bachchan starrer Silsila is usually on top of any playlist during Holi celebrations. Then there’s the ‘Holi ke din’ song from Sholay, which also rings loud on “Holi-Day”. And one cannot forget Gabbar Singh’s legendary “Holi kab hai?” line from the same film. Holi has been an integral part of Bollywood pop culture and vice versa. After a couple of years of muted celebrations due to Covid-19, Holi is back with verve and vengeance this year. In the south of India though, Holi is not a big festival. It is not a holiday even.