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Career not ending! 44-year-old James Anderson to play in Italy after Lancashire exit | Cricket News

James Anderson (Photo by Reuters) James Anderson is set to continue his cricket career in Italy after Lancashire decided not to renew his contract. The 44-year-old former England fast bowler will captain and co-own a Naples-based team in a 10-over cricket tournament.Anderson spent 25 years with Lancashire and remains one of England’s most successful bowlers,…

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Rajinikanth’s box office power: ‘Padayappa’ to ‘Jailer 2,’ INDUSTRY HITS of the superstar that SILENCED critics | Tamil Movie News

Rajinikanth’s box office legacy has been built on more than fan celebrations, opening-day records, and larger-than-life characters. The superstar has repeatedly shown that his market strength goes beyond age, changing audience tastes, and questions about his ability to deliver industry hits. When there are any questions raised regarding his stage presence, one success can turn…

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In 2006, a couple bought 310 acres in Tennessee for $1.3 million; years later a partnership claimed a $74.5 million conservation tax deduction, but a US judge valued the easement at just $500,000 and upheld a penalty

A United States Tax Court has sharply cut a huge tax deduction claimed by a Georgia-based partnership over land in Tennessee. The partnership claimed $74.5 million. The court said the land was worth only $500,000. In a written opinion, Chief Judge David Urda ruled against Lontrac Enterprises, LLC. He found that the value it claimed…

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Boxing Federation of India mess: 27 of 35 units come together in show of strength against Prez. Ajay Singh; meet Sports Ministry, IOA | Boxing News

Boxing Federation of India (BFI) members discussed their way forward against current president Ajay Singh in a meeting in New Delhi. (Photo by special arrangement) New Delhi: The Boxing Federation of India’s (BFI) affiliaited units and executive committee (ExCo) members sat in one room in New Delhi to showcase their unity and strength against current…

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“I failed terribly with burnout”: Software engineer reveals why she spends Rs 31,500 a month on household help to balance work and motherhood

For many working mothers, the end of the workday does not mean the end of their responsibilities. Office deadlines, childcare, cooking, laundry and household chores can turn an ordinary day into a demanding routine. For Gunjan Tanwani, a senior software engineer at Walmart with more than 10 years of corporate experience, managing these responsibilities has…

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Nani-Anjana Yelavarthy’s love story: Here’s how the Tollywood couple met before stardom and built successful married life |

For Nani, some of life’s biggest successes have come away from the big screen. The Telugu star recently marked 14 years of marriage with his wife, Anjana Yelavarthy, sharing a series of pictures and a heartfelt message on social media. Calling their journey a “blockbuster family love story,” the actor celebrated the bond they have…

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A California foster-care survivor says he reported abuse as a child in 2006 but officials failed to act; nearly 20 years later, an appeals court reversed the dismissal of his negligence lawsuit against Alameda County

Representative Image (AI-generated) A California man who alleges that he was sexually abused while in foster care and that officials failed to protect him has won a significant legal victory after an appeals court revived his negligence lawsuit against Alameda County. The California Court of Appeal, First Appellate District, Division Four, reversed the dismissal on…

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Ramayana: Part 1: Nitish Bharadwaj shares ‘Mangal Rang’ line from Nitesh Tiwari’s ‘Ramayana’ and asks, ‘Can someone read between the lines?’; also hopes, ‘Bharateeyas will accept Sai Pallavi as Sita’ | Hindi Movie News

Nitish Bharadwaj shares ‘Mangal Rang’ line from Nitesh Tiwari’s ‘Ramayana’ and asks, ‘Can someone read between the lines?’; also hopes, ‘Bharateeyas will accept Sai Pallavi as Sita’ Nitish Bharadwaj has once again spoken about the music of the upcoming ‘Ramayana: Part 1’. Best known as Lord Krishna in the 1988 ‘Mahabharat’, he revisited his earlier…

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