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The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Sunday sent a notice to the Shiv Sena (UBT) over the usage of the word “Bhavani” in its theme song, released last week to promote its new poll symbol of the ‘flaming torch’.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently deleted his personal Weibo account. In a statement to Reuters, a government official said that this has been done “as tensions between the two countries continue to simmer over a border skirmish.”

Chiranjeevi on Tuesday shared a picture of himself with his wife Surekha. The megastar informed his fans that he is on a vacation with his wife for the first time since the coronavirus outbreak. “First international travel ✈️since the pandemic! About to take off to USA & Europe for a brief holiday with Surekha after a long time. See you all soon,” he wrote as the caption of the photo.

Second seed Sabalenka wrapped up the first set in style in front of a sparse Court Philippe Chatrier crowd before pouncing in the next with an early break and another to go up 4-1, as Kostyuk wilted under the Paris sun.

The company is estimated to ship over 40 million artificial intelligence-powered PCs in 2024.

HTC has announced its Independence Day Sale, which will take place from August 9 to August 12 on Amazon India. During the sale, people can buy HTC VIVE headset at a discounted price of Rs 87,990. HTC VIVE was launched in India in April at Rs 92,990. The company is offering free shipping until stocks last. Additionally, users will get Rs 3,000 Steam gift card along with bundled copies of Richie’s Plank Experience, Everest VR as well as a month’s free subscription of Viveport.

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Anna Ilyina, Division Chief of IMF Monetary and Capital Markets Department, said Wednesday that bolstering the level of capitalisation was one of the recommendations of the Financial Sector Assessment Programme (FSAP) for India.