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  1. Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Reply on Plea for Age Limits on Children's Social Media Use
  2. ABP News Fires Three Digital Staff After False Report on Folk Singer Neha Singh Rathore
  3. Sony Launches Tamil Channel Vizha With Tamil Idol, Celebrity MasterChef and Ashwin
  4. Quint Digital's Q2 Revenue Jumps 372% to ₹36.78 Crore on Quintype, but Net Loss Widens
  5. Tonbo Imaging IPO Draws 136 Times Bids as Zetwerk's ₹5,012 Crore Issue Closes at 3 Times
  6. Netflix Film Chief Dan Lin Exits Days After a 6% Staff Cut and Bela Bajaria's Replacement
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  1. Prime Video India Adds Sony LIV as an Add-On at ₹399 a Month, With Live India Cricket

    Prime Video customers can now subscribe to Sony LIV inside Amazon's app, with one bill and one login, bringing live India cricket, Kaun Banega Crorepati and Sony's originals to its add-on store.

  2. Swiggy's Q2 Loss Narrows 16% to ₹922 Crore as Ad Spend Climbs 25% to ₹1,298 Crore

    Revenue rose 36% to ₹7,571 crore and food delivery earned more, but Instamart's losses widened and Swiggy's ad and promotion bill reached 17.1% of revenue, keeping it among India's largest ad buyers.

  3. Jio Platforms IPO Closes Subscribed 22.19 Times, With Institutions Bidding 70 Times Over

    Qualified institutional buyers bid for 70.55 times their quota and non-institutional investors 14 times, while retail investors subscribed 2.72 times. Allotment is due on 26 October.

  4. Coca-Cola Keeps WPP Open X for India and Global Media, Hands North America to Omnicom

    The soft drinks giant's review leaves its Indian media business with WPP Open X, while Omnicom replaces Publicis in North America. Changes roll out in phases from 1 December 2026.

  5. Jailer 2 Grosses ₹606 Crore in 8 Days, Passing Leo and Jailer's Lifetime Totals

    Rajinikanth's sequel reached ₹606.05 crore worldwide by its eighth day, according to Sacnilk estimates, edging past Leo and the first Jailer and leaving only 2.0 ahead among Tamil films.

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