Sony India launches new Bravia TV range: Specs, offers and more

Sony India unveils its latest Bravia TV range, promising a cinematic experience at home with flagship technologies like Dolby Vision and Atmos. Acclaimed filmmaker S.S. Rajamouli joins as brand ambassador.

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Tripura CM reviews law and order situation at PHQ

In response to opposition criticism, Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha held a meeting with police officials to address Tripura's law and order issues. Significant actions have been taken against criminals, border touts, and drug traffickers, resulting in overall crime reduction.

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Who Is Jeff Flake? The conservative Republican Who endorsed Kamala Harris

Former GOP Senator Jeff Flake has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for president, emphasizing the need for leadership focused on future hope rather than past grievances. Known for his opposition to Donald Trump, Flake's endorsement aligns with his history of prioritizing national interests over party loyalty and underscores his conservative values.

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'Actions will certainly have consequences': S Jaishankar warns Pakistan at UNGA

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar criticized Pakistan at the UNGA, warning that its cross-border terrorism policy will not succeed and will have consequences. He emphasized that the key issue between India and Pakistan is the vacation of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. This followed accusations from Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif about India's actions in Kashmir.

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Coldplay tickets row: Mumbai Police summons CEO of BookMyShow parent company over black-marketing charge

Mumbai Police have called in the CEO of BookMyShow's parent company and technical head over allegations of black-marketing Coldplay concert tickets. This action follows complaints about ticket sales glitches and counterfeit tickets. BookMyShow, the authorized ticketing partner, has condemned scalping and advised fans to buy only from official sources for genuine tickets.

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Rajeev Verma praises Salman Khan's nature by acknowledging he hasn't changed over the years: "Wo baccha abhi bhi waisa hi hai"

Rajeev Verma reflects on Salman Khan's unchanged nature since their time in 'Maine Pyar Kiya', noting his continued respect for elders. Despite not being in regular contact, they occasionally meet. Salman was last seen in 'Tiger 3' and is currently working on AR Murugadoss's 'Sikandar', set to release on Eid 2025.

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Anil Kapoor reveals Danny Boyle desired to collaborate with AR Rahman after hearing Taal soundtrack: ‘I was there on his mind’

Anil Kapoor shared that Danny Boyle chose AR Rahman for Slumdog Millionaire after being captivated by his work in Taal. Initially, Shah Rukh Khan was offered a role but declined, resulting in Kapoor's casting. The success of Taal significantly boosted Rahman's career, paving the way for international projects and collaborations.

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GEC eyes mass production of power safety gadgets

GEC eyes mass production of power safety gadgets

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Devi Sri Prasad receives overwhelming reactions from fans for performing 'Pushpa: The Rise' song 'Srivalli' at the ModiandUS event-WATCH

National Award-winning music director Devi Sri Prasad performed 'Srivalli' from 'Pushpa: The Rise' at the ModiandUS event in the United States. His performance received applause and a hug from Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Fans eagerly await the sequel, 'Pushpa 2: The Rule', scheduled for release on December 6.

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Himachal CM Sukhu admitted to hospital for chest pain: Report

Himachal CM Sukhu admitted to hospital for chest pain: Report

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Gurdas Maan praises Sonu Nigam and Shah Rukh Khan: ‘He has so much respect and love…’

Gurdas Maan shared details about his interactions with Shah Rukh Khan and Sonu Nigam ahead of his US tour. He praised Khan's good manners and Nigam's respect for Mohammad Rafi. Additionally, Maan apologized for past comments that unintentionally hurt people's sentiments, addressing the controversy from 2021.

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THIS photo of Manoj Bajpayee and Sharib Hashmi from the sets of 'The Family Man 3' in Nagaland will get you all excited for the season

The highly anticipated The Family Man Season 3 is currently filming in Nagaland, with Manoj Bajpayee, Sharib Hashmi, Shreya Dhanwanthary, and Dalip Tahil returning. Shreya shared a fun photo with co-stars, while Dalip posted a scenic shot of Nagaland. Manoj revealed they've completed one shooting schedule and is enjoying the process.

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Dating scam: How a woman lost Rs 3.37 lakh in 'friendship fraud' on Tinder and was saved from further loss

A Mumbai art director was scammed out of Rs 3.37 lakh by a man she met on Tinder, who posed as "Advait" and claimed to be detained at the airport. She was about to transfer more money when a vigilant bank official intervened, preventing further loss. Police are investigating.

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Is Your Birth Month Secretly Tied to a Disney Prince? Find Out!

The article explores which Disney Prince aligns with your birth month, highlighting the unique traits and qualities of each prince that resonate with the characteristics often associated with each month. From January's adventurous Prince Eric to December's playful Thomas O'Malley, discover which Disney royalty shares a special connection with you.

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Preity Zinta congratulates Anil Kapoor, Sobhita Dhulipala and Aditya Roy Kapur as 'The Night Manager' gets nominated for International Emmy Awards

Preity Zinta recently celebrated the team of The Night Manager for their nomination at the 52nd International Emmy Awards. Arjun Kapoor called the recognition "well deserved." Anil Kapoor expressed gratitude for the nomination, feeling energized by the love received for his 140th role and inspired to pursue more.

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VSS Nagar ROB to be ready by December

VSS Nagar ROB to be ready by December

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Tigmanshu Dhulia reveals Saif Ali Khan being late on the set of 'Bullett Raja' led to extended schedule: 'I was under a lot of pressure'

Director Tigmanshu Dhulia spoke about his experience working with Saif Ali Khan in 'Bullett Raja', mentioning that Saif's tardiness extended the shoot from 75 to 102 days. He also reflected on possible casting issues. Meanwhile, Saif's next film, 'Devara: Part 1', directed by Koratala Siva and featuring Jr NTR, is set for release on September 27.

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Odisha Crime Branch launches manhunt for assaulters of Army Captain, fiancée

Crime Branch has launched a manhunt to arrest individuals who allegedly assaulted an Army captain and his fiancée after a road rage incident in Bhubaneswar. The couple reported being tortured at Bharatpur police station, leading to the suspension of five officers. CCTV footage is being examined to identify the suspects involved.

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Anwar gets PSC nod to join East Bengal, likely to make debut on Sunday

Anwar gets PSC nod to join East Bengal, likely to make debut on Sunday

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Canacona registers 4,000mm of rainfall

Canacona registers 4,000mm of rainfall

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Bill Gates daughter tells her dad how Covid-19 vaccine conspiracy theories related to him hurt her relationships

Phoebe Gates, Bill Gates' youngest daughter, revealed in a Netflix documentary how conspiracy theories about her father have affected her relationships. She discussed the negative impact of unfounded claims linking him to the Covid-19 pandemic and microchips in vaccines.

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Is benching Bryce Young the right call? Panthers spark outrage with shocking decision

The Carolina Panthers have benched rookie quarterback Bryce Young in favor of veteran Andy Dalton. Head coach Dave Canales made this unexpected decision to address the team's struggles following a disappointing season. This move aims to improve the Panthers' performance under new leadership and has surprised many, including Young himself.

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3 nabbed with arms, ammunition; accused were acting on directives of imprisoned offenders

3 nabbed with arms, ammunition; accused were acting on directives of imprisoned offenders

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New Railway Zone Bhoomipooja in between Dussehra and Diwali: Union Min Rammohan Naidu

Union minister Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu revealed plans for the groundbreaking ceremony of the new Railway Zone in Vizag. He also inaugurated a Vande Bharat train between Visakhapatnam and Durg, emphasising its role in boosting regional development. The train will operate six days a week with maintenance at Durg station.

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India preparing base for next 1,000 years, best bet for the 21st century: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi outlined India's long-term vision for sustainability and global leadership at a renewable energy summit in Gujarat. He emphasized the country's unique potential and pro-people policies that aim to make India a developed nation by 2047. Modi also highlighted India's commitment to green energy through initiatives like the PM rooftop solar scheme.

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'We can be political rivals but ... ': BJP's reaction on minister's Rahul 'No. 1 terrorist' remark

BJP leader MA Naqvi distanced the party from Union minister Ravneet Singh Bittu's "number one terrorist" remark against Rahul Gandhi, stating it was against BJP's culture. Bittu criticised Gandhi over his comments on Sikhs during a US visit, sparking controversy and condemnation from Congress leaders.

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In Gujarat, PM Modi to meet beneficiaries of Centre's solar power scheme

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Gandhinagar to meet beneficiaries of the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, a scheme providing free electricity through rooftop solar installations. He will also participate in the Global Renewable Energy Investor's Meet and inaugurate development projects worth over ₹8,000 crore in Gujarat.

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India audio device market registers remarkable growth, offline sales reach Rs 5,000 crore: GFK

The Indian audio devices market has experienced rapid growth, reaching Rs 5,000 crore in offline retail sales by June 2024. According to a GFK report, the Personal Audio segment saw a 61 percent year-over-year volume increase. The demand for high-quality audio products and advancements in sound technologies are key drivers of this growth.

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MP Bharat, TDP Andhra President Srinivas promise action to safeguard protection of steel plant workers

Andhra Pradesh TDP President Palla Srinivasa Rao and Vizag MP M Sribharth visited the Steel Plant protest camp, promising to support workers amid job cuts and relocations. They assured their commitment to protecting the plant while expressing confidence in chief minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu and the central government.

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Lumax to acquire majority stake in Greenfuel Energy Solutions

Lumax Auto Technologies has entered into an agreement to acquire a majority stake in Greenfuel Energy Solutions. This acquisition will help Lumax enter the expanding green and alternate fuels market. Greenfuel supplies high-pressure fuel systems for CNG and hydrogen vehicles, serving major OEMs including Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, and Volvo Eicher Commercial Vehicles.

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How long will Tua Tagovailoa be off the field? Get the latest scoop on the Dolphins quarterback’s concussion

In Miami's Week 2 loss to the Bills, Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffered a severe head injury on a critical play, leading to a concussion diagnosis. He is sidelined indefinitely and must pass the NFL’s concussion protocol before returning. This incident has raised concerns about his long-term health and potential retirement.

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Mexico's president asks Sinaloa cartel to act 'responsibly' as violence escalates in the north

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has called on the Sinaloa cartel factions to act responsibly and avoid further violence in Culiacan. Despite his 'hugs, not bullets' approach, clashes have intensified following Joaquin Guzman Lopez's arrest. Authorities reported casualties and disruptions as schools and businesses closed.

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Negligence at Fazilka civil hospital: Woman delivers baby without staff assistance

A woman in labour at Fazilka civil hospital delivered a baby on the bed with assistance from other women present, as hospital staff allegedly ignored her pleas for help. The family demands action against the negligent staff. Dr Rohit Goyal, SMO of the hospital, has stated that an investigation will be conducted and appropriate action taken if negligence is found.

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Weekend Special: 4 vegetarian Asian dishes to try at home

Asian cuisine is celebrated for its rich flavors and balanced tastes. Chef Dheeraj Mathur from Radisson Blu, Kaushambi, Delhi NCR, introduces four easy-to-make dishes: Vegetable Stir-Fry, Vegetable Sushi Rolls, Bibimbap (Korean Mixed Rice Bowl), and Vegetable Fried Rice. These recipes showcase the diversity and appeal of Asian culinary traditions.

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Esha Deol reveals how she dealt with link-up rumours, comparison with parents Dharmendra and Hema Malini: 'I was called a wild child'

Esha Deol recently shared insights into her acting career, discussing family advice from her parents, the impact of Dhoom, and the bikini trend. She noted the constant comparisons to her mother and the challenges of maintaining grace in provocative scenes, emphasizing the importance of trust in filmmaking to ensure elegance.

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‘Don’t charge workers to use jetty toilets’

‘Don’t charge workers to use jetty toilets’

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Shack owners await staff return, gear up to reopen in Oct 1st week

Shack owners await staff return, gear up to reopen in Oct 1st week

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'Abhi Bazball dekh rahe ho toh...': Rishabh Pant on his attacking style of play

Rishabh Pant shared details about Suryakumar Yadav's crucial catch that secured India's win against South Africa in the ICC T20 World Cup final, ending an 11-year ICC trophy drought. He also reflected on his aggressive play style, relationships with coaches Ravi Shastri and Rohit Sharma, and his comeback after a road accident.

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'Mamata is lying': Kolkata rape-murder victim's mother accuses govt of offering money

The mother of the RG Kar Medical College rape and murder victim accused a district official of offering money, opposing West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's denial. Banerjee dismissed these claims as slander and part of a conspiracy by the Centre and left parties. She also noted that Kolkata Police Commissioner Vineet Goyal offered to resign.

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INTACH Vizag chapter gets best chapter award

INTACH Vizag chapter gets best chapter award

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Blinkit order mishap that went viral: Man orders men's underwear, receives women's bikini briefs

Priyansh's order for men's underwear from Blinkit resulted in receiving women's bikini briefs. Unable to get a refund or return through customer care, he shared his frustration online, which quickly went viral. Despite the attention, Blinkit has not addressed the issue, raising concerns about their return policy and customer service.

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Tamannaah Bhatia praises Rajinikanth's stardom and down-to-earth persona: 'He is a demi-god but humility is an actual thing'

Tamannaah Bhatia recently shared her experiences of working with Rajinikanth in the Nelson Dilipkumar directorial Jailer and described Rajinikanth as one of the most genuine people she has ever met. During an interview on Raj Shamani's podcast, Tamannaah praised Rajinikanth’s humility, noting that despite his long and successful career, he remains incredibly down-to-earth.

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Shah Rukh Khan celebrates 1 year of 'Jawan' with an unmissable video: 'Without the vision of Atlee Kumar, this film wouldn’t have been possible'

Shah Rukh Khan's film 'Jawan' celebrated its one-year anniversary on September 7th. Nayanthara expressed her gratitude to the crew and SRK. Shah Rukh shared a video edit from the film along with a heartfelt note on Instagram. Directed by Atlee Kumar, 'Jawan' became the highest-grossing Indian film of 2023, earning around Rs 1148 crore.

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Govt appoints officials for SFX feast

Govt appoints officials for SFX feast

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Teen charged with murder of British Indian, 80, at Leicester park

A 14-year-old boy faces charges for the murder of Bhim Kohli, an 80-year-old British Indian man attacked while walking his dog in Leicester. Kohli died from neck injuries sustained during the assault. Three girls and another boy were also arrested but subsequently released without further police action.

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Shivaji statue collapse: Sculptor Jaydeep Apte arrested after over a week

Jaydeep Apte, a young sculptor who created the Shivaji statue that recently collapsed at Rajkot Fort, has been arrested in Thane district. The statue was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi last December. Its collapse on August 26 has sparked political controversy and accusations of corruption against the Mahayuti government. Apte had no prior experience with large statues.

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Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin: Isha goes against Savi’s will and meets Rajat

In Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin, post-leap drama sees escalating tensions as Rajat mistreats Sai due to doubts about her parentage. Rajendra orders a family boycott of Rajat, intensifying the conflict. Isha sends food to Rajat, causing further division within the family. The struggle continues over how best to address Rajat's behavior.

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Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah: Gokuldham's unity shines as Tapu Sena fights to save Abdul’s shop

In the recent episode of Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, Abdul's unexplained absence worries Gokuldham Society residents. Upon his return, he offers a 50% sale due to financial difficulties, needing ₹11 lakh for a new business. Tappu Sena aims to win the Janmashtami Dahi Handi festival prize money to support him.

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Road ministry flags CBI chief about an officer seeking room, vehicle during tour

The road transport ministry was taken aback by a request from CBI, ACB Gandhinagar, to arrange accommodation and a vehicle for an officer visiting Delhi. The ministry flagged this as outside their purview to the CBI director, highlighting existing provisions for travel and accommodation allowances for officials on official tours.

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What is the advantage of treatment in the USA?

 

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The United States is known for its advanced healthcare system, offering several advantages for treatment:

1. **Cutting-Edge Technology**: The U.S. healthcare system often leads in medical technology, providing access to the latest diagnostic tools, surgical techniques, and treatments.

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2. **Expertise and Specialization**: Many U.S. hospitals and medical centers are staffed by highly trained specialists who are leaders in their fields, offering expertise in complex and rare conditions.

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3. **Advanced Research and Clinical Trials**: The U.S. is a global leader in medical research, offering patients access to innovative treatments and clinical trials that might not be available elsewhere.

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4. **Comprehensive Care**: The U.S. has many multidisciplinary hospitals that provide a full spectrum of care, from diagnosis to rehabilitation, often within the same facility.

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5. **Patient-Centered Care**: Many U.S. hospitals emphasize patient-centered care, focusing on tailored treatment plans, advanced patient monitoring, and comfortable facilities.

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6. **Quality of Facilities**: The infrastructure of U.S. hospitals is generally state-of-the-art, with a focus on both patient safety and comfort.

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However, it’s important to note that treatment in the U.S. can be very expensive, especially for those without insurance or from countries where healthcare is more affordable. Additionally, the quality of care can vary significantly depending on the hospital or region.

It is often said that the cost of medical treatment is far lower in the UK than the US (I don't mean the cost to the individual, but the total cost). If so, why doesn't the NHS try to entice US customers to fund improvements for UK patients?

 

The difference in medical treatment costs between the UK and the US is indeed significant. In the UK, healthcare is primarily provided through the National Health Service (NHS), which is funded by taxes and offers services that are either free or heavily subsidized at the point of use. In contrast, the US healthcare system is largely privatized, with costs often covered by insurance or out-of-pocket payments, leading to higher overall costs.

However, the idea of the NHS enticing US customers to fund improvements for UK patients faces several challenges:

1. **Legal and Ethical Considerations**: The NHS is a public healthcare system designed to serve UK residents. Introducing a system where foreign patients, especially those from the US, could pay for treatment could lead to ethical concerns about fairness and equality. It could also create legal issues around prioritizing or reserving NHS resources for non-UK residents.

2. **Resource Allocation**: The NHS already faces significant resource constraints. If it began offering services to paying foreign patients, it could exacerbate waiting times and reduce the availability of resources for UK residents, which would likely face strong public and political opposition.

3. **Market Competition**: The NHS would need to compete with private healthcare providers in the UK and abroad, especially in the US, where medical tourism is already an established industry. Competing on a global scale might require the NHS to adopt more commercial practices, which could conflict with its public service mandate.

4. **Cost Structure**: The lower cost of healthcare in the UK is partly due to the NHS's negotiating power with suppliers, its focus on cost-effective treatments, and its non-profit nature. Charging US patients might require the NHS to adopt different pricing models, which could undermine its cost-effective approach and public ethos.

5. **International Medical Tourism**: While the UK does attract some international patients, especially for specialized treatments, the NHS's primary mission is to serve UK residents. Expanding this to actively market to US patients could shift the focus away from this core mission.

While there is some potential for the NHS to generate additional revenue by treating foreign patients, especially in areas like specialized care, it would require careful consideration to balance the benefits against the potential impact on UK patients and the NHS's broader mission.

Can you explain the difference between hot pot and fondue?

 

Hot pot and fondue are both communal dining experiences where diners cook or dip food into a shared pot, but they differ in ingredients, cooking methods, and cultural origins.

### Hot Pot:

- **Origin:** China and East Asia.

- **Cooking Method:** In hot pot, a simmering pot of broth is placed at the center of the table, and diners cook raw ingredients such as thinly sliced meat, vegetables, tofu, and seafood in the broth. The cooked food is then dipped into sauces before eating.

- **Ingredients:** A wide variety of meats, seafood, vegetables, noodles, and tofu. The broth itself can be flavored in various ways, such as spicy, herbal, or savory.

- **Experience:** It's a long, social meal where diners gradually add ingredients to the pot, cook them, and eat them over the course of the meal.

### Fondue:

- **Origin:** Switzerland.

- **Cooking Method:** Fondue typically involves a pot of melted cheese, chocolate, or oil, placed in the center of the table. Diners dip pieces of bread, fruit, or other items into the pot using long forks.

- **Ingredients:** 

  - **Cheese Fondue:** Uses a mixture of cheeses like Gruyère and Emmental, wine, and garlic.

  - **Chocolate Fondue:** Uses melted chocolate, often with cream, for dipping fruits, marshmallows, or pastries.

  - **Oil Fondue (Fondue Bourguignonne):** Involves dipping small pieces of meat or seafood into hot oil to cook them.

- **Experience:** It's typically quicker than hot pot, focusing on dipping rather than cooking. Fondue is often considered a more intimate or romantic dining experience.

In summary, **hot pot** is more about cooking various ingredients in broth and is a part of East Asian cuisine, while **fondue** involves dipping food into melted cheese, chocolate, or oil and is of Swiss origin.

Illegal sand mining at Chorao: Coastal body

Illegal sand mining at Chorao: Coastal body

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Manipur drone attack: 23-year-old woman injured in second attack within two days in Imphal West

A 23-year-old woman was injured in a drone-based bomb attack in Manipur's Imphal West district, the second such incident in two days. The attack happened at Senjam Chirang, causing abdominal injuries to the woman, who is now stable in hospital. Security forces responded quickly as militants also fired from a nearby hilltop.

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Gus Atkinson hails dream start to England Test career

Joe Root's centuries in both innings were surpassed by Gus Atkinson's all-round display in England's 190-run victory over Sri Lanka at Lord's. Atkinson, who took five wickets and scored a century in the same Test, led England to a 2-0 lead in the series, a feat previously achieved only twice. Atkinson was adjudged player-of-the-match in the second Test.

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Abhay Chautala announces separate capital and high court if INLD comes to power

INLD General Secretary Abhay Chautala presented a vision for Haryana, criticizing the BJP and Congress for broken promises. He assured that an INLD-BSP government would create a separate capital and High Court, increase old age pensions, guarantee jobs for educated youth, and reintroduce the old pension scheme to improve governance.

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