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Mahalaya, marking the beginning of Durga Puja, is drawing wide attention across India, with searches and discussion peaking. Bengalis traditionally wake before dawn on this day to listen to the Chandipath recitation, a radio tradition dating back decades that invokes Goddess Durga and signals the countdown to the festival. Outlets are explaining the ritual's origins and its enduring cultural significance for families.
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Maas Group is drawing attention in Australia amid commentary that the corporate regulator ASIC should investigate the brokers behind Firmus and their aggressive sales tactics. The Australian Financial Review ran the column questioning the hardcore sales pitch used to promote the firm. Readers are debating what the alleged conduct means for investors and whether regulators will act.
- 3Automotive Metaverse in Car Entertainment Set to Grow Toward 2035▼Automotive Metaverse in Car Entertainment Market Forecast to Accelerate Toward 2035, Driven by Premium EV and Maas Demand
A new market forecast projects strong growth for automotive metaverse technologies in car entertainment through 2035, with demand led by premium electric vehicles and mobility-as-a-service offerings. The outlook points to automakers and tech suppliers integrating immersive in-car experiences as EVs increasingly become connected digital spaces rather than just transport.
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Restaurant Da Vinci in Maasbracht has lost its Michelin star, regional outlet De Limburger reports. The Limburg restaurant, long counted among the province's top dining addresses, no longer appears in the new Michelin guide listing, and the news is described as 'verbijsterend' — baffling. The loss marks a notable downgrade for the Maasbracht fine-dining scene.
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Two stories are drawing attention in Maastricht. Maastricht University says it is reviewing how a Gaza-based student can proceed with her studies after a public prosecution service investigation, noting the student has been deeply affected by the controversy. Separately, police found a deceased person on a street in the city and say they have ruled out criminal involvement. Local outlets L1 Nieuws and De Limburger are covering both developments.
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Da Vinci in Maasbracht has had its Michelin star withdrawn ahead of the official ceremony in Maastricht, according to Misset Horeca. The early revocation is unusual, as star changes are normally announced at the ceremony itself. The restaurant, long a fixture of Dutch fine dining, now faces questions about what prompted the decision.
- 7Malware as a Service Lets Low-Skill Criminals Scale Attacks▼(darkowl.com) Demystifying Malware as a Service: How Cybercriminals Leverage MaaS to Scale Attacks In brief - This artic
Cybersecurity commentary is examining Malware as a Service, a business model in which cybercriminals lease ready-made malicious tools and infrastructure rather than developing their own. The model lowers the technical barrier to entry, allowing low-skill actors to launch ransomware, phishing and other attacks at scale, and experts warn it is driving a rise in the volume and sophistication of cybercrime.
- 8Target to host midnight release events for new 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' book▼Target to host midnight release events for the new 'A Court Of Thorns And Roses' book at 250 stores
Target will hold midnight release events at 250 of its stores for the next book in Sarah J. Maas's 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' fantasy series. The move lets fans buy the book the moment it goes on sale, reflecting the huge demand around the romantasy franchise and the retailer's push to attract its devoted readership.
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Maa Bio, a figure known in biology-related content, has given a confessional interview on the WAM show, sharing personal revelations with the public. The interview aired on Life TV and has drawn significant attention, with tens of thousands of viewers engaging with the broadcast. Details of what she confessed have not been specified, but the appearance is generating buzz among her audience.
- 10Dutch houses lifted into the air to escape flooding●Limburgse huizen gaan op een 'dienblad' de lucht in tegen hoogwater In het Noord-Limburgse Well worden huizen opgetild,
In Well, in the north of Limburg, houses are being raised on hydraulic platforms so they stay dry when the river Maas overflows its banks. The homes are lifted up 'on a tray' as flood protection in a warming climate. The unusual engineering project is drawing attention as an example of the drastic measures needed to cope with water in a changing climate.
- 11Sarah J. Maas reveals Buffy, Star Wars and Lord of the Rings inspirations▼Sarah J. Maas Reveals How ‘Buffy,’ ‘Star Wars’ and ‘Lord of the Rings’ Inspired Her Books
Bestselling fantasy author Sarah J. Maas has opened up about the pop culture influences behind her books, citing Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Star Wars and The Lord of the Rings as key inspirations. Maas, whose romantasy novels dominate bestseller lists, discussed how these franchises shaped her characters and world-building, drawing interest from her large fanbase.
- 12Sarah J. Maas announces next ACOTAR book release▼Sarah J. Maas' next 'ACOTAR' book is coming. Here's what to remember before you read it.
Sarah J. Maas' next book in the 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' fantasy series is coming, and publishers are running refresher guides on where the story left off. Fans of the bestselling romantasy series are revisiting earlier plotlines and characters ahead of the new installment, which is expected to continue Feyre and Rhysand's saga and draw large sales on release.
- 13What to remember before the next 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' novel▼What to remember from Sarah J. Maas' books before the next 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' novel comes out
Fans of Sarah J. Maas' 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' series are brushing up on the books ahead of the next installment. Guides are recapping key plot points, characters and lore from the fantasy romance saga so readers are prepared for the new novel's release. The series remains one of the biggest names in the romantasy boom, with a large and active readership.