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Simran Singh's coverage focus is primarily on the entertainment industry, with a specific emphasis on Bollywood and Indian films. She also covers government announcements to some extent. If you have insights related to Bollywood, Indian cinema, or government policies affecting the entertainment sector in India, she may be interested in your input.
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By: Simran Singh
A woman in Arkansas uncovered her grandmother’s remarkable collection of over 1,150 salt and pepper shakers.
When it comes to purchasing real estate in Metro Vancouver, you may be considering the difference between a leasehold and freehold agreement.
By: Simran Singh
A Republic Day flag decoration at RVITM in Bengaluru, featuring Karnataka's map in place of the Ashoka Chakra, sparked online controversy.
By: Simran Singh
Shaun Tookey, 31, turned his side hustle of cleaning graves into a thriving business, enabling him to buy his first family home in December 2024.
By: Simran Singh
India, Jan. 27 -- A 31-year-old man from Harlow, England, has achieved the milestone of purchasing his first home through an unconventional yet rewarding side business-cleaning graves.
A 28-year-old man from Malaysia offers a unique service where he acts as a "villain" to help clients impress their partners by stepping in as heroes.
New research reveals that 56% of women in Australia consider subscribing to an OnlyFans account as "cheating," while men have differing views on the matter.
By: Simran Singh
A Coldplay fan’s plans were upended when his hotel booking in Ahmedabad, made months ago via Agoda, was cancelled just a day before check-in.
By: Simran Singh
A new study suggests that middle children may be more honest, humble, and agreeable than their siblings, challenging long-standing birth order stereotypes.
By: Simran Singh
India, Jan. 27 -- A recent study has settled the long-standing debate about whether birth order shapes personality, with intriguing findings about middle children.
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