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Why Chanting Om Is Good for Your Mind and Body

Om is not just a sound; it is considered the vibration of the universe. It is a powerful sacred sound that resides within us. Chanting Om, or Aum, is a spiritual practice believed to energise both the mind and body. The sound of Om is regarded as sacred in Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism, and is often described as the first sound of the universe. According to Hindu scriptures, Om connects all living beings with nature and the universe. You can chant Om silently or aloud. There are many benefits associated with chanting Om. Read on to discover them.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Death Card: Scorpio Moon Triggers a Radical Life Reset Today

The Death card energy signifies endings and transformation, while the Scorpio Moon amplifies this message. This powerful combination encourages deep emotional exploration and inner change today. Old fears and attachments may surface, prompting a release of what no longer serves you. The article suggests naming one thing to give up for personal growth. Embracing release over reaction is advised to navigate this transformative period.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
He left an IIT degree and a corporate job in Dubai to wear the Army uniform; now this former Captain has joined IIM Calcutta

Capt. Amar Simha Yadav’s journey spans engineering, corporate life, military service and management education. After graduating from IIT Mandi and working with L&T in Dubai, he left a promising career to join the Indian Army, where he served for over six years as a Combat Engineer Officer. Leading troops and managing critical operations, he later chose another challenge by joining IIM Calcutta’s Executive MBA programme, continuing his pursuit of leadership, learning and purpose-driven growth.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
Gujarat launches Samras Vidya Setu campaign to bring 80,000 school dropouts back to classrooms

The Gujarat government has launched the ‘Samras Vidya Setu’ Mega Campaign to bring more than 80,000 school dropout children back into classrooms and achieve the goal of zero dropout. Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel said identified students will be re-enrolled in age-appropriate classes with bridge courses and academic support. Teachers, local representatives and communities will conduct outreach efforts, while the initiative will focus on improving attendance, strengthening government schools and ensuring every child’s access to education.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
'Jana Nayagan' review: Fans hail Vijay's film as commercial entertainer

Fans are celebrating Jana Nayagan as a neat commercial entertainer and a fitting farewell. Vijay's performance and the emotional father-daughter bond are highlighted as strengths. The second half features political settings and action, leading to an emotional climax. Anirudh Ravichander's background score received widespread praise for elevating key scenes. The film's post-credit montage provided an emotional send-off for the actor.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Salman ADMITS receiving leaked papers in old video - WATCH

An old video of Salman Khan admitting to receiving leaked exam papers has resurfaced online. He recently voiced strong support for students protesting the alleged NEET paper leak. Khan emphasized the seriousness of paper leaks and praised student dedication to education. He urged political parties not to hijack the peaceful student-led movement. The actor hopes for a positive government decision to strengthen the educational system.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
William Shatner and Melanie Shatner recall their Stage 4 cancer

William Shatner and his daughter Melanie Shatner bravely faced Stage 4 cancer diagnoses. Melanie was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2022, while William battled melanoma in 2023. Both underwent treatments and examinations, emerging disease-free after their health scares. Their shared experience has fostered a deeper family bond and new life perspectives. The duo will launch a podcast to discuss health and survival with experts.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Meghan Markle's 'MasterChef Australia' stint mocked online

Meghan Markle's guest judge stint on MasterChef Australia has faced backlash from viewers, with many deeming her on-screen persona as forced and awkward following preview clips. She shared insights with contestants regarding handling kitchen stress and the joys of cooking, emphasizing that food serves as a love language. The episode reignited conversations around her public image and media activities.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Paul Wesley takes 'responsibility' for being 'grumpy' with Nina

Paul Wesley admitted to being a curmudgeon during his time on The Vampire Diaries. He took responsibility for the initial tension with co-star Nina Dobrev. Despite their off-screen conflicts, their on-screen chemistry was magical and captivating. After Dobrev departed, Wesley joked she would miss him, which she later confirmed. The duo will reunite for a new suspense novel adaptation project.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Meghan Markle steps back from spotlight for Prince Harry

Meghan Markle is said to have re-evaluated her public demeanor following a recent trip to the United Kingdom. In light of Prince Harry's request for her to exercise discretion on family issues and their efforts at reconciliation, this marks a notable departure for Markle, who often shares personal stories. The Duke of Sussex is focused on safeguarding the progress achieved during their visit.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
The surprising reason supermarket eggs are always stored outside in India but refrigerated in many Western countries​

The answer lies not in the eggs themselves, but in what happens to them long before they reach supermarket shelves. Surprisingly, the way eggs are cleaned, handled and regulated differs dramatically from one country to another, making refrigeration essential in some places and far less critical in others.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
IPL investment later, The Hundred continues to be a family affair

The Hundred, the unique tournament featuring 100-ball innings, is back with its sixth edition. Much has changed, and yet not a lot has changed. It still has eight teams, still features 100-ball innings where bowlers can bowl spells of five or 10 consecutive balls, and is still objectively meant to quicken the game and feature double headers - men and women - on the same day.
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The Times of IndiaCricket
'Sack Dharmendra Pradhan': Rahul rebuts PM's fast-track courts announcement, repeats 3 demands


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The Times of IndiaTop Stories
Tear gas, stones, bottles: Video shows late-night clash during CJP protest in Delhi

Fresh violence erupted during a Cockroach Janta Party protest in Delhi, injuring an assistant commissioner of police. Protesters allegedly hurled stones and bottles at security personnel deployed near Tolstoy Marg. CCTV footage from a July 20 protest corroborated police claims of protesters attacking security personnel. The Cockroach Janta Party rejected the police version, accusing them of excessive force against demonstrators.
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The Times of IndiaTop Stories
Google makes history with quarterly profit more than 459 of Fortune 500 firms’ revenue

Alphabet achieved a historic quarterly profit exceeding one hundred billion dollars. This record profit was significantly boosted by investment gains from Anthropic and SpaceX. Google Cloud revenue also saw a substantial increase, contributing to overall growth. Despite these strong results, Alphabet's stock experienced a slight decline in trading. Investors remain watchful of rising expenses and competition in the AI sector.
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The Times of IndiaTop Stories

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