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These zodiac signs are believed to attract the evil eye most

Vedic astrology suggests some zodiac signs attract negative energy and the evil eye more easily. Cancerians, ruled by the Moon, absorb others' envy due to their empathetic nature. Leos, guided by the Sun, face obstacles and self-esteem issues from resentment. Scorpios, influenced by Mars and Pluto, absorb negativity and experience intense mood swings. These signs are believed to be more sensitive and energetically receptive to external influences.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology

Karnataka DCET 2026 Round 1 final seat allotment result to release today at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in

The Karnataka DCET 2026 Round 1 Final Seat Allotment Result is scheduled to be released by KEA on July 27 after 6:00 PM. Candidates who completed choice submission can check their allotted college and branch through the official portal. The article covers the allotment result checking process, post-allotment deadlines, fee payment schedule, reporting dates, four available choices and the documents required for completing admission formalities.
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MHT CET 2026 final merit list to release today, check CAP Round 1 schedule here

The MHT CET 2026 Final Merit List for BE and BTech admissions is scheduled to be released today, July 27. Candidates will be able to check their Maharashtra State and All India ranks through the official portal. The CET Cell will also publish the category-wise seat matrix before CAP Round 1 begins. The article covers the expected release process, counselling schedule, merit ranking criteria, tie-breaking rules and important details candidates should verify.
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Puri Jagannadh mourns mothers death

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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Robert Downey Jr. on original 'X-Men' return in 'Doomsday'

In a thrilling update for Marvel fans, Robert Downey Jr. expressed his enthusiasm for the return of original X-Men actors in the latest installment. He highlighted the dynamic presence of Kelsey Grammer and Rebecca Romijn on set, noting the heightened energy that they bring. The film will weave Fox-era characters seamlessly into the MCU universe, with Grammer reflecting on Beast's nobility and Romijn mentioning an accelerated transformation for Mystique.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Now available for under ₹20, these everyday foods were once worth more than gold

They travelled thousands of kilometres by land and sea, passed through the hands of merchants and were often so rare that only the wealthy could afford them. Their value wasn’t just about flavour. They were symbols of status, tools of survival and engines of global commerce. Here’s how two ingredients that now cost less than ₹20 once became some of history’s greatest treasures.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Arshdeep Singh confirms romance with Samreen Kaur with Instagram post

For a player who is usually seen celebrating wickets with a calm smile, Arshdeep Singh gave fans something completely different to cheer about this time. The India pacer has finally made his relationship with Samreen Kaur public.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

How hotels make even small rooms feel luxurious: The design tricks you can easily use at home

Ever wondered why even a compact hotel room often feels more elegant, spacious, and relaxing than a much larger bedroom back home? It's rarely about expensive furniture or lavish décor. Interior designers lean on lighting, colour choices, furniture placement, and a sense of visual balance to create that feeling of comfort and quiet luxury, and most of those tricks are far simpler to recreate than people assume; no renovation required. Here are seven hotel-inspired ideas that can genuinely change how a small room feels, without touching the walls or the budget much at all.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

'Want him to improve his fitness': Laxman identifies key area for Sooryavanshi

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi impressed with his batting performances against Zimbabwe. Stand-in coach VVS Laxman highlighted fitness as an area for improvement. The young player showed great commitment and desire to contribute to the team. Sooryavanshi also excelled in the Under-19 World Cup and IPL. Improving fitness will be vital for his career's continued growth.
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The Times of IndiaCricket

1st Test: Masood's unbeaten 88 helps Pak recover against Windies on Day 2

Shan Masood's unbeaten 88 and Imam-ul-Haq's 63 put Pakistan in control at 199/3 on Day 2 of the first Test against West Indies, trailing by 112 runs. Their 155-run partnership rescued the visitors after an early wicket. Earlier, Shai Hope's 92 helped West Indies post 311, while Mohammad Ali claimed four wickets for Pakistan.
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Yash Dayal set to join Chhattisgarh, seeks NOC from UPCA

Uttar Pradesh pacer Yash Dayal has applied for an NOC to switch teams. He will join the Chhattisgarh team's fitness camp next month. Dayal represented Uttar Pradesh from 2018 to 2025 in domestic cricket. He mentioned cricket helped him stay strong through difficult challenges. The UPCA is currently considering his NOC request.
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The Times of IndiaCricket

'Agitation does not mean lathicharge': SC on police action against students protesting paper leak

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'Pellet guns in Delhi, AK-47s in Bihar': Rahul on 'jaanleva' system against students

Rahul Gandhi alleged the entire system is deadly against students. He cited reports of AK-47 bullets fired at students in Bihar. Gandhi questioned Prime Minister Modi's promises regarding student FIRs. He stated that pellet guns were fired at students in Delhi. The Congress leader demanded an apology and action against attackers.
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US govt's plans for $100K fee on new H-1B work visas rejected by court again

A federal appeals court rejected the US government's proposed $100,000 H-1B visa fee. The court found the government failed to prove its authority to impose the charge. This ruling upholds a lower court's decision blocking the fee introduced in 2025. The proposed fee would have significantly increased costs for hiring skilled foreign workers. The decision means the lower court's ruling remains in effect during the appeal.
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From Chita Andolan to Jal Satyagrahas: Why Ken-Betwa project has upset MP tribals

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