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    The big sleep, a Diwali eye-closer: For someone who thinks sleeping is for losers, a 24-hr Kumbhakarnian stretch can be a magnificent snooze-fest

    The author plans to sleep the entire day and night during Diwali festivities. They critique societal perceptions of sleep as unproductive and wasteful. The article references Kumbhakarna, a character known for his long sleep cycles. The author emphasizes the need to reevaluate the stigma surrounding oversleeping and its effects.

    4-year-old Nirbhay falls into 200-foot borewell in Ambala, 20 years after 'borewell boy' prince's rescue; Army, NDRF race against time to save him

    A four-year-old boy, Nirbhay, fell into a 220-foot borewell in Ambala, triggering a massive rescue operation involving the Army and NDRF. The incident echoes the harrowing 2006 rescue of 'borewell boy' Prince, who survived a similar ordeal. While rescue efforts for Nirbhay are underway, Prince's story offers a beacon of hope against the persistent danger of open borewells.

    Afghanistan FM warns Pakistan from Indian soil 'Kabul has other options if peace talks collapse'

    Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi warned Pakistan of "other options" if peace talks fail, alleging "certain sections" in Islamabad aim to spoil bilateral ties. He asserted that the TTP is not in Afghanistan and stated that the recent border escalation was a response to Pakistani operations, which has now been paused.

    Javed Akhtar slams troll for calling him ‘son of traitor’, says he is a proud Indian till his last breath

    Javed Akhtar is not holding back against his critics. The renowned screenplay writer and lyricist responded firmly to a troll who called him the "son of a traitor." On X, the 'Sholay' writer defended his family's legacy, stating that they had always been loyal and proud Indian citizens. He highlighted that his ancestors had participated in the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857, one of the earliest uprisings against British rule.

    'Desi angrez', an endangered species

    The concoction created is infused with a few cliches: one, as the description suggests, anglicisation, or a penchant for speaking not just in English but a kind of hifalutin English; two, as a corollary of the first quality, covertly harbouring derision for 'vernaculars'; three, holding everything that is 'Indian' to be subpar and all things 'phoren' to be of quality, including, say, 'chicken tikka masala'.

    Angrez aur Paramjit kii exam kahani

    While he didn't accomplish what he had set out to do, Singh must be applauded for his commitment to Kaur. And we must raise a Patiala to both for adding a new twist to what true love means, coming as the incident does when V-Day merchandising has started to roll. True love is when one becomes the other. True love is not having to appear for an exam yourself.

    The Economic Times
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