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'Kept my Italian passport because it was part of me': Sonia Gandhi recounts renouncing Italian citizenship in memoir
Sonia Gandhi detailed her experience of renouncing her Italian citizenship and adopting Indian nationality in her memoir. She described the emotional process of surrendering her passport, which symbolized part of her identity. Over time, she felt increasingly disconnected from her life in Italy and embraced her life in India. The renunciation was emphasized by the Italian embassy official, highlighting the permanence of her decision.
ShareChat hires creative directors as AI cuts microdrama costs by 40%: CTO Nitin Jain
Nitin Jain told the Economic Times Digital that AI has lowered the barrier to entry for creators, while the company's engineers now supervise AI-written code instead of writing it by hand.
Delhi air pollution: Health experts warn of health risks as even healthy people report symptoms
Doctors from AIIMS and Apollo Hospitals report that Delhi's severe air pollution causes respiratory issues among healthy individuals. Dr. Vijay Hadda emphasizes that green crackers only partially mitigate harmful emissions from conventional firecrackers. Young people aged 20-50 are also complaining of symptoms, indicating widespread health effects. Continuous exposure to high pollution levels can lead to persistent symptoms appearing within hours.
Sonia Gandhi went from 'absolutely not' to 'theek hai' to firm no while deciding on taking up PM post
Sonia Gandhi reflects on her decision to decline the prime ministership after the 2004 elections. Her children expressed concern over the dangers associated with the position. Despite initial pressure from alliance leaders, she ultimately stood firm on her decision. Gandhi describes a moment of self-reflection that led her to nominate Manmohan Singh instead. The entire experience was emotionally taxing for her and her family.
Who was CJ Beach? Rising country-rock singer dies at 22, had performed at a Florida venue just hours before fatal car crash; here's what happened
CJ Beach was a singer, songwriter and guitarist, and was based in Tallahassee, Florida. He was the frontman of CJ & the Deadman. This band performed across the Florida Big Bend region. The young singer had a powerful voice and natural ease on stage. This made him one of the most promising young artists in the region.
Russell Brand Movies: From ‘Forgetting Sarah Marshall’ to ‘Despicable Me’, here's a look at his Hollywood career as the actor receives 10 year prison sentence
Russell Brand, the once-celebrated Hollywood actor and comedian, has received a shocking sentence of over ten years behind bars after being convicted of rape and sexual assault against several women. After rising to fame with his captivating stand-up performances and movie roles, Brand's ongoing legal battles have cast a shadow over his career and personal life, including a brief marriage to Katy Perry that lasted only 14 months in 2012.

'The Little Rascals' star Bug Hall launches public fundraiser before sixth child's birth, reveals unpaid bills and unfinished Arkansas home
Former child star Brandon Bug Hall, recognized from The Little Rascals, has turned to GoFundMe for help with his financial struggles. As he and his wife prepare to welcome their sixth child and complete renovations on their Arkansas home, Hall's campaign has garnered significant support, raising upwards of $19,000 from close to 300 contributors as of November 8.

Emma Stone hilariously crashes Druski’s debut SNL monologue as the two film ‘The Catch’: Here’s what we know about the 2027 rom-com they are co-starring in
On November 7, 2026, Druski hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time with Emma Stone. The two joked about their filming expirience on their upcoming film 'The Cacth'. They have just finished filming the film slated to be released in May 2027. Druski starred in multiple sketchs for the show, including 'Dru Can See Everything'.

India's ageing population calls for a new social contract on elderly care
Rohini Nilekani, chairperson of Rohini Nilekani Philanthropies, discusses how India's ageing population is straining the traditional family-led care model and calls for a new social contract involving communities, the state and the market, along with technology and public infrastructure to enable dignified ageing.

Diwali AI photo editing prompts 2026: 10+ ChatGPT, Gemini prompts to create stunning images
Diwali AI prompts 2026: AI photo editing tools offer a range of prompts for transforming photos into festive Diwali-themed portraits. Users can choose from elegant traditional outfits, backgrounds, and unique decorative elements. Each prompt aims to enhance personal photos for social media sharing and festive celebrations. The article includes specific examples to guide users in achieving desired festive looks. These tools provide an opportunity for creative expression during the Diwali season.

Modern dating's hottest currency is clarity, consistency and the courage to communicate
A recent first date highlighted the challenges faced in contemporary dating, particularly regarding emotional unavailability and vague intentions. Miscommunication often leads to misunderstandings and disappointment. By recognizing each other's emotional states, partners can create a shield against blame in their relationships. Still, the quest for clear intentions and honest dialogues is both rare and sought-after. Ultimately, forming real connections calls for both emotional bravery and openness from both parties.

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.

One owner kept expanding this Ohio ranch home for 60 years, right down to a pet-washing station in the kitchen; why has the quirky 3,574-square-foot house gone viral?
The property was built in 1953 and has been owned by the same owner since the 1960s. The owner expanded the original ranch over several decades, creating a much larger house with multiple living and dining areas. The listing described the property as having an expansive collection of flexible living spaces.

Inside Suriya and Jyotika's Rs 200 crore Chennai bungalow: Grand interiors, divan room and a walk-in closet
Suriya and Jyothika's Chennai bungalow, reportedly worth Rs 200 crore, features elegant interiors and luxurious amenities. The couple decided to shift to a cosier 1,700 sq ft apartment in Mumbai for personal reasons. Suriya appreciates the convenience and warmth of their new home, which enhances family bonding. Take a look at the Chennai bungalow and its features.

Rod Argent of 'The Zombies' returns to the stage more than two years after suffering a stroke - second musician to do so in 2026
Rod Argent, the iconic co-founder of ‘The Zombies,’ celebrated his return to live performances after a battle with a stroke. At the Begin Here Festival, he took the stage alongside bandmate Colin Blunstone, thrilling the audience with a heartfelt show that concluded with a standing ovation. Argent shared his pre-performance nerves, emphasizing the uplifting energy from fans.

Who is Thomas Markle Jr.? Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle's estranged half-brother named 'person of interest' in investigation into their father over child sexual abuse images
Thomas Markle Jr. has been named a 'person of interest' in an investigation related to his father. The investigation involves child sexual abuse images found in the Philippines, allegedly connected to Thomas Markle Sr. Local officials indicated evidence suggesting Markle Jr.'s involvement in the crime. Despite this, he is not classified as a suspect at this time. Thomas Markle Sr. has denied the accusations and described them as "sick lies."

Wayanad: Channelling CSR funds to rebuild lives and future
In July 2024, Wayanad faced severe flash floods and landslides, leaving a trail of destruction that impacted homes and children's education. Recognizing this crisis, T Siddique launched Bhoomi, a noble initiative aimed at aiding students affected by the disaster. Athira, an aspiring aeronautical engineer, found hope through this program after losing her home.

Brain dead but saves 6 lives: How a 13-year-old Hyderabad girl’s father turned an unimaginable loss into a life-saving gift
A 13-year-old Hyderabad girl, Guda Rohitha, was declared brain dead after a road accident near Balanagar Flyover. Her father, Narayana Rao, and family agreed to donate her organs under the Jeevandan programme. Her kidneys, liver portions and corneas helped save six patients. Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar praised the family's decision in a post on X.

Vivek Ramaswamy asks Ohio voters to back him, promises lower taxes and safer streets
Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy urged Ohio voters to support him in the upcoming gubernatorial elections. He promised to reduce property taxes, lower electricity bills, and improve housing affordability. Ramaswamy emphasized the need for public safety and accountability from elected officials. After voting in Columbus, he acknowledged the difficult times families are facing. His main competitor is Amy Acton, a Democratic candidate and former Ohio state health director.
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