Crews thin trees at Mark Twain Lake to help 200,000 endangered Indiana bats
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World Retina Day: Why sudden vision shadows demand immediate medical attention
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Hanuman Ansh crosses Rs 389 crore global gross on Day 51, nears Rs 300 crore in India
Vishal Chaturvedi's film Hanuman Ansh continued its strong theatrical run on September 26, its 51st day in cinemas. The film collected over Rs 6 crore net in India on that day, pushing its domestic total close to the Rs 300 crore mark. Its worldwide gross, including international markets, exceeded Rs 389 crore. The movie is based on the life of spiritual figure Neem Karoli Baba and has seen sustained audience interest since its release.
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