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GTA VI Confirmed as World's Most Expensive Game at $2 Billion, Set for May 26, 2026 Release
GTA VI, developed by Rockstar Games under Take-Two Interactive, is now the most expensive video game ever at $2 billion, with a May 26, 2026 release. Former Rockstar director Obbe Vermeij says AI will make future titles cheaper — but nothing will match this scale.
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Ria Dabi Breaks Sister Tina Dabi’s IAS Promotion Record in Just 3 Years
Ria Dabi, an IAS officer from the 2020 batch, was promoted in just three years—breaking her sister Tina Dabi’s decade-long record—during Rajasthan’s September 2024 bureaucratic reshuffle, signaling a new era in civil service meritocracy.
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India slips to fourth in WTC after shocking loss to South Africa at Eden Gardens
India slipped to fourth in the ICC WTC standings after losing to South Africa at Eden Gardens on 14 November 2025, while South Africa surged to 66.67% points percentage, reshaping the race for the 2027 final.
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England roar past West Indies as Phil Salt hits T20I century
Phil Salt's explosive 103 leads England to an 8‑wicket win over West Indies at Kensington Oval, giving the visitors a 1‑0 series lead and momentum heading into the next T20Is.
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Hardik Pandya Leads India to 4-1 ODI Triumph Over Australia (2017)
Hardik Pandya starred as India swept Australia 4-1 in the 2017 ODI series, reclaiming the ICC top spot and reshaping both teams' future plans.
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Scorpio Horoscope Oct 12 2025: Career Decisions, Financial Gains & Balanced Life
Scorpio horoscope for Oct 12 2025 predicts career moves, real‑estate gains, family harmony and a Hanuman mantra boost, with practical tips for balance.
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India crush West Indies by an innings and 140 runs in Ahmedabad Test
India dominates West Indies in Ahmedabad, winning by an innings and 140 runs. Rahul, Jurel and Jadeja shine, giving India a strong WTC lead.
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Asia Cup 2025: Sri Lanka win toss, bowl first, and ease past Bangladesh in Abu Dhabi
Sri Lanka won the toss, chose to bowl, and beat Bangladesh by 6 wickets in Abu Dhabi to claim their first win of the Asia Cup 2025. Bangladesh slipped to 0/2 before a middle-order rebuild took them to 139/5. Pathum Nissanka hit 50 off 34 and Kamil Mishara made 46 as Sri Lanka chased the 140 target in 14.4 overs. The win gives the defending champions a healthy net run rate boost in Group B.
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