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Pakistan doesn't do a damn thing for US: Donald Trump

Defending his administration's decision to suspend aid to Pakistan, US President Donald Trump said, "Pakistan doesn't do a damn thing for us". He added that Pakistan government had helped Osama bin Laden hide in the country. The US suspended nearly $2 billion in security assistance to Pakistan earlier this year for not taking action against terrorists operating from its soil.

I was asked to show navel in high-waist pants: Richa Chadha

Richa Chadha has revealed she was once asked to show her navel while she was shooting in high-waist pants. Richa recalled she was bewildered by the request and wondered how to "show navel" while wearing high-waist pants. She further revealed she offered to "draw" a navel on her forehead or her cheek with a marker pen.

Wrote a letter to ex-wife Amrita on the day of the wedding to Kareena: Saif

Saif Ali Khan has revealed he wrote a letter to his ex-wife Amrita Singh on the day of his wedding to Kareena Kapoor, and asked Kareena to read it. The letter was about wishing Amrita well as the duo were starting new chapters in their lives. Saif added Kareena was "extremely supportive" and urged him to send the letter across.

17-year-old racer's car flies off tracks following 270-km/h crash

Germany's 17-year-old car racer Sophia Floersch suffered a spinal fracture after her car flew off tracks and crashed into the barriers during the Macau Grand Prix. Floersch was travelling at 276.2 km/h when she lost control of her car and hit the inside wall of the track before flying over a rival. Four other people were also reportedly injured.

CoA didn't ask Virat Kohli to be humble, report baseless: BCCI

After a Mumbai-based tabloid published an article with the headline 'Be Humble: Virat Kohli gets a CoA memo', the BCCI released a statement, classifying it as "baseless". The report had stated that Kohli was asked by the CoA to "conduct himself with humility" through WhatsApp. This comes after Kohli asked a fan to leave India for not liking Indian cricketers.

India smell blood, don't fear Australia: Warne before India's tour

Talking about the upcoming India's tour of Australia, spin legend Shane Warne said, "For the first that I can remember India come to Australia in the Test matches as favourites." "India, they smell blood and they don't fear Australia," he added. "I think Australia's batting is in disarray...They need to do something about it pretty quickly," Warne further said.