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The Crawley family are back, this time with a film that takes place at their famed “Downton Abbey” home as well as the French Riviera in the second movie stemming from the award-winning television series.

A new study based on seismic data obtained by NASA’s robotic InSight lander is offering a fuller understanding of the Martian deep interior and fresh details about dissimilarities between Earth, the third planet from the sun, and Mars, the fourth.

Each search on Garbo will cost $2.50 along with a small processing fee. Tinder will offer two free background checks to users at launch. It will also offer up to 500,000 free searches total. According to Tinder, all the money collected from users will go directly to Garbo to help them fund their operation.

The market for truly wireless earbuds is about to get crowded with yet another brand entering the segment. And it is none other than Realme, which is coming up with its “Buds Air,” on December 17. While the company has already teased a pair of truly wireless buds in the past, we are now seeing the first look at the Buds Air, courtesy of tipster Mukul Sharma. A new set of images show what appears to be the “Buds Air”, alongside its few anticipated features.

While Malayalam cinema has been experiencing a positive trend in box office performance this year, with several films emerging as major hits, Fahadh recently expressed surprise at the substantial surge in the industry’s business.

Syska has introduced a new ‘Sonic LED Bulb’, which brings a combination of light and music under its Smart Light Series. According to the company, Sonic LED Bulb rethinks the confluence of sound and light, combining two conventional technologies to build one convenient gadget.

The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday raised India’s growth projection to 6.8 per cent from its January forecast of 6.5 per cent citing bullish domestic demand conditions and a rising working-age population.

Looking back at his revelations, Piyush Mishra said in a new interview that his probable casting wasn’t “that big a deal” as nothing was locked with regards to him signing Maine Pyar Kiya. In an interview with Zoom, Mishra said there was a time when he was “considered” for the film, when he was a student at National School of Drama.