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    'You are right, my jawbone did break': M K Stalin tells Vijay on MISA; TVK demands detention proof

    MK Stalin detailed his MISA-era prison abuse after a chief minister's gesture. The ruling TVK party demanded proof of his alleged detention. Stalin recounted harsh prison conditions and colleague's death. He stated his broken jaw was a brave scar from beatings. TVK criticised the video as an engineered attempt to deflect issues.

    M K Stalin responds to CM Vijay's jaw gesture, recalls MISA agony

    M.K. Stalin addressed the controversy surrounding Chief Minister Vijay's jaw gesture in the Assembly. He detailed his severe physical abuse and imprisonment during the Emergency period. Stalin confirmed the truth of his MISA detention and the harsh prison conditions he endured. He dismissed corruption allegations as politically motivated lies spread by opponents. Stalin emphasized that his history of fighting oppression is an unalterable part of DMK's legacy.

    Kerala govt to launch 'Pink Chitty' to encourage women to save travel cost benefits: CM

    Kerala Chief Minister VD Satheesan on Sunday said his government would launch a 'Pink Chitty' scheme through the Kerala State Financial Enterprises Ltd. to promote savings amongst women generated from free travel initiatives. He urged women not to spend their savings and instead invest in such schemes. The CM announced several infrastructural plans for the city.

    Quote of the day by Ian Fleming: 'Never say 'no' to adventures. Always say 'yes,' otherwise you'll lead a very dull life' ; life lessons from James Bond's creator

    Life offers adventures beyond travel. Trying new things and taking risks builds confidence. Ian Fleming, creator of James Bond, urged embracing opportunities. Saying yes to experiences helps people grow and learn. Avoiding challenges leads to a dull existence. Embracing uncertainty makes life exciting and memorable. Live boldly and make the most of your time.

    Stanford researchers build a brain-computer that can read your thoughts, but it needs a 'mind password' first. Here's how it works

    Stanford researchers have developed a brain-computer interface that decodes inner speech with a unique password-protection mechanism. Designed for individuals with speech impairments, the implant translates imagined sentences with impressive accuracy. The system activates only upon recognition of a pre-set mental password, like "Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang," ensuring privacy. Trials showed nearly 98% accuracy in password detection.

    Dick Van Dyke dances through time. What is 99-year-old legend’s secret to staying young forever?

    Dick Van Dyke, nearing 100, shares his fitness secrets on Ted Danson’s podcast, attributing his vitality to consistent gym workouts, swimming, and yoga. Despite aging challenges, Van Dyke emphasizes focusing on abilities rather than losses. Recent trials included a California fire threatening his Malibu home, though minimal damage occurred. His active lifestyle remains his elixir of youth.

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