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फुटबॉल उद्घाटन Filmmaker Bassam Tariq will not be serving as the director on Marvel Studios much-anticipated Blade movie. The Pakistani-American filmmaker, who joined the Blade team last year, will still be attached as an executive producer on the project.

Punjab’s golden fields are a sad sight to behold in this election season. Across the countryside, as temperatures soar, long stretches of fields have turned black with soot – a tell-tale sign that farmers have set the wheat stubble on fire, in blatant violation of Supreme Court orders and ignoring pollution concerns.

Sharing behind-the-scene photos, Kate wrote, “Honoured to be part of the new photography exhibition.” Displayed for the first time, the photos capture “the special connections between Holocaust survivors and the younger generations of their families, and remind us of our collective responsibility to ensure their stories live on,” read the note on Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s Instagram account.

The International Monetary Fund cut Asia’s economic forecasts on Friday as global monetary tightening, rising inflation blamed on the war in Ukraine, and China’s sharp slowdown dampened the region’s recovery prospects.

According to a TimesJobs study, a majority of employees feel under-appreciated by their bosses and feel that with alittle more acknowledgments, they would happily work harder and stay on longer in their current jobs.

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“BYJU’S strongly denies the allegation that it purchases students’ databases. We categorically state that we have never bought any database,” the company said on Wednesday.

The initial share-sale will be open for public subscription during April 23-25 and the bidding for anchor investors will open for a day on April 22, the company said in a statement.

Deepak Malghan, associate professor of Public Policy at IIMB, Tuesday posted the letter, which says that the “risk of genocide in India was no longer close to zero” and urges corporate India to use its voice to “rise up against hate” and stand up for fraternity. The letter has 17 signatories, six of whom are retired professors.