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Sara Ali Khan has been announced as the newest brand ambassador for Kalyan Jewellers, marking a significant addition to the jewellery retailer’s star-studded lineup. The actress will now represent the brand alongside Bollywood icons Amitabh Bachchan and Katrina Kaif as Kalyan Jewellers continues to strengthen its connect with consumers across the country.The company believes Sara’s personality and public image reflect the evolving aspirations of modern Indian women while remaining deeply connected to the country’s cultural heritage. Her appointment is expected to further enhance the brand’s appeal among younger audiences without losing sight of its long-standing legacy.Speaking about the collaboration, Kalyan…

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Minister for Defence and Veterans Affairs Pio Tikoduadua says the RFMF must remain under civilian control and never again intervene in politics. Speaking in parliament, Tikoduadua said Fiji’s history had shown the consequences of military involvement in governance, saying it weakened democratic institutions, damaged economic confidence and reduced public trust in the disciplined forces.“Military intervention in politics weakened democratic institutions, damaged economic confidence, divided communities and diminished trust in the disciplined forces.” He said the honour of military service lies in serving the people with discipline, courage and restraint. “The honour of military service is not found in governing the…

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James Lowe’s chances of representing Ireland at the 2027 Rugby World Cup remain uncertain after head coach Andy Farrell admitted the former Leinster winger is unlikely to feature for the national team while playing in Japan. The 34-year-old departed Leinster at the end of the season after the two sides failed to reach an agreement on a new contract. Lowe is now expected to continue his career overseas, with Japanese club Tokyo Suntory Sungoliath reportedly interested in securing his services. Despite the likely move away from Irish rugby, Farrell has not completely closed the door on a potential World Cup…

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The Ministry of Youth and Sports is set to boost grassroots sports development under the 2025-2026 National Budget. Minister Jese Saukuru says $250,000 has been allocated for sports outreach programmes, while a further $195,652 will support community sports associations. “This budget strengthens grassroots sports through a $250,000 allocation for the sports outreach program, bringing in coaching clinics and organising sporting activities into communities throughout Fiji. A further $195,625 has been allocated to support community sports associations, recognizing the important role in identifying talent and promoting participation at the local level and also expanding opportunities for persons living with disabilities.” He…

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