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What is SSPX, the secretive rebel Catholic group expelled by the Pope

What is SSPX, the secretive rebel Catholic group expelled by the Pope
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India TodayWorld
UK to apologise for decades of forced adoption of unmarried mothers' babies

UK to apologise for decades of forced adoption of unmarried mothers' babies
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India TodayWorld
Supreme Court junks tribunal order for using citations hallucinated by AI

Supreme Court junks tribunal order for using citations hallucinated by AI
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Beyond mileage, E20 is accelerating wear and tear in older petrol cars

Beyond mileage E is accelerating wear and tear in older petrol cars
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These Indian schools educated politicians, billionaires and royals— Can ordinary students get admission too?

Several prestigious Indian schools have shaped the nation's elite, nurturing future Prime Ministers, billionaires, and cultural icons. Institutions like The Doon School, Mayo College, and The Scindia School boast alumni ranging from Rajiv Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi to Salman Khan and members of royal families. These schools, with their rich histories, continue to produce influential figures across politics, business, and the arts, solidifying their esteemed reputations
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The Times of IndiaEducation
Degrees of no value? This IIT alumnus believes AI cannot replace the power of the right peer group

As AI makes knowledge more accessible than ever, entrepreneur Shikhar Agrawal revisits the value of his IIT Bombay education. He argues that the institution's greatest strength was never its degree or brand name, but the ambitious peer network that shaped his thinking. In the AI era, he believes such transformative learning environments remain difficult to replicate.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
Where to watch obsession: Everything to know about the horror hit

The horror sensation 'Obsession,' a 2026 box office smash, is now available for home viewing, captivating audiences with its dark tale. This directorial debut from 20-year-old Curry Barker defied expectations, grossing over $370 million worldwide. The film, starring Michael Johnston and Inde Navarrette, explores the sinister consequences of a wish gone wrong, transforming a romantic fantasy into a chilling psychological thriller. It's a must-watch for fans of the genre.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Dulquer Salmaan to be summoned again by customs in luxury car case

Customs officials are set to question Malayalam actor Dulquer Salmaan again in connection with an alleged luxury car smuggling network. Following a seven-hour initial interrogation, investigators are reviewing his statements and seeking further documentation. The probe, dubbed 'Operation Numkhor,' is examining the illegal import of vehicles through the Bhutan border.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
'Cocktail 2' BO Day 14 [LIVE]: Creeps closer to Rs 90 core domestic net milestone

Homi Adajania’s modern relationship drama 'Cocktail 2', featuring Shahid Kapoor, Kriti Sanon and Rashmika Mandanna, is holding steady as it hits Day 14 of its theatrical run. After concluding a resilient second Wednesday with a net total of Rs. 88.15 crore in India and over Rs. 134 crore worldwide, the film’s live tracking for Day 14 shows it creeping closer to the coveted Rs. 90 crore domestic milestone. With YRF's mega-actioner 'Alpha' set to release this Friday, these final hours of Week 2 are critical for the multiplex-driven romantic drama to solidify its footing before show counts are squeezed.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Prince Harry reportedly upset with King Charles III's aides over leak

Prince Harry is reportedly furious with King Charles III's staff for allegedly leaking details of his family's upcoming UK visit, citing security risks for Meghan and their children. Concerns over protection, not accommodation, are paramount, with Harry's security requests denied. This alleged 'theatrics' by the palace is hindering reconciliation, turning a family reunion into a public dispute.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
How David Beckham and Victoria Beckham built a global property empire

Throughout their 27-year marriage, David and Victoria Beckham have built an impressive collection of properties that showcases their luxurious lifestyle. From their original duplex in Salford to their stylish London townhouse and a picturesque retreat in the Cotswolds, their real estate evolution reflects their journey as a couple. Their latest docuseries offers an exclusive glimpse into the cherished family spaces they've created.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Meaningful return gifts for children's birthdays: 7 ideas with emotional and educational value

Birthday parties are carrying a deeper meaning now. More than just a “celebration,” parties are now becoming a tradition to create lasting memories and teach children meaningful values. Over the years, one tradition has become a relevant means to add more meaning to these celebrations: Return gifts.There was a time when return gifts were mostly about handing children flashy toys, novelty items or expensive trinkets as a token of appreciation for attending the party. However, it’s time that parents make some changes to the options they considered perfect for return gifts. Instead of choosing things that offer momentary excitement, parents can choose options that add value in a child’s life.Here are some birthday return gift ideas that are both emotional and educational:
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
IndiGo's new 'Lite' fare makes flying cheaper: How cabin bag-only tickets will benefit millions of travellers

IndiGo has launched 'IndiGo Lite', a new fare category offering cheaper flights for passengers travelling with only cabin baggage. This move aligns with a global trend towards flexible pricing, allowing travellers to pay only for services they use. Ideal for budget travellers and those on short trips, the Lite fare includes a 7kg cabin bag and an auto-assigned seat, with options to purchase additional services like checked baggage.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Monsoon is here: 5 safety tips to prevent snakes from entering your home

The onset of the monsoon means cooler weather, but it is also associated with higher risks of snake encounters in residential zones. Monsoons cause flooding of burrows and natural shelters and force snakes to find new places to live, which may lead them closer to houses. Although snakes avoid being near people, certain preventative measures may ensure protection against these reptiles. Here are five measures that homeowners can undertake to make their dwellings less attractive to snakes during the monsoon season.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
From grief support to robot cafes & marriage prospects: How AI is transforming daily life in South Korea

South Korea is rapidly integrating AI and robotics into daily life, from recreating deceased loved ones to powering unstaffed businesses. This surge is driven by an aging population and a national strategy to become a global AI leader, with massive investments in chips and robotics. The AI boom is also reshaping careers, making semiconductor engineers highly sought-after and influencing educational choices.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

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