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Here are the top news and stories in entertainment, sports, technology, gadgets genre from 25 April 2026:

1. Iran took a swipe at Trump over his “hellhole” remark on India, sharing a video on X highlighting Maharashtra’s rich heritage and suggesting a “one-way” trip for a “cultural detox\". Read More

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3. Raghav Chadha quit AAP to join BJP with 6 MPs, citing deviation from values. The move, protected under anti-defection law, marks a major blow to Kejriwal amid internal rift. Read More

4. Explaining his approach, Netanyahu said, “when I\'m given information in time about a potential danger, I want to address it immediately”. Read More

5. Mumbai, Apr 24 (PTI): Actor Sanjay Dutt on Friday announced his new film, “Khalnayak Returns”, which will be a fresh interpretation of the 1993 cult classi. Read More

6. IIFA Awards 2026 will be held in Asia during August-September, with a new International Best Film category, digital awards and special honours announced. Read More

7. Bengaluru, Apr 24 (PTI): Stalwart Virat Kohli described the Chinnaswamy Stadium as a \"special place to play cricket\" as defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru ended their home campaign on a high after a controversy-ridden build-up to the season because of last year’s tragic stamped. Read More

8. New Delhi, Apr 24 (PTI): National Games gold medal-winning shot putter Jasmine Kaur of Punjab has been handed a two-year ban by the NADA\'s Anti-Doping Disciplinary panel (ADDP) after being found guilty of using a prohibited substanc. Read More

9. Khatron Ke Khiladi 15 gears up for a thrilling return with Rohit Shetty, featuring possible comebacks of past contestants alongside a fresh celebrity lineup. Read More

10. As per RBI the bank had conducted its affairs in a manner “harmful to depositors’ interest” and failed to comply with conditions stipulated under its payments bank licence. Read More