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Oscar-winning animator Glen Keane rescued by helicopter

Animator Glen Keane experienced a medical emergency while hiking in Arizona. Firefighters used a helicopter to rescue the 72-year-old from Mummy Mountain. Keane felt dizzy and required assistance due to the extreme heatwave conditions. He expressed gratitude for the rescue crew's brave efforts. Authorities advise hikers to avoid trails during severe heat.
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'Jana Nayagan' BO day 8 (Live): Vijay and Pooja Hegde starrer stays steady

Jana Nayagan continues its strong box office performance, crossing Rs 150 crore net. The Vijay starrer is holding steady and showing good collections on weekdays. Industry trackers anticipate a further boost during the upcoming second weekend. With no major competition, the film is expected to attract family audiences. Makers may soon release an official box office update for eager fans.
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Meghan Markle remembers Prince Harry’s advice to get through hard days

Meghan Markle revealed Prince Harry's advice for enduring tough times. He told her that above any storm, the sun always shines brightly. This advice has helped the Duchess navigate many life challenges. The couple married in 2018 and now live in California with their children. They recently visited the UK and met with King Charles and Queen Camilla.
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Bhushan gives an update on Kartik and Anurag Basu’s film

Bhushan Kumar confirmed Kartik Aaryan-Anurag Basu's untitled film with Sreeleela is "more or less complete," contradicting Basu's earlier claim of only 45 shooting days. T-Series will also start Kartik's 'Captain India' with Shimit Amin next month. The delayed film faced Saiyaara comparisons and stems from the Aashiqui franchise's legal dispute.
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Lighting is no longer the last step in home design: The question has changed from "How many lights?" to "How should this room feel?"

Homeowners now prioritize room atmosphere over mere brightness. Awareness of lighting's impact grows through exposure and social media. Homes are designed for different feelings at various times of day. Mistakes include uniform brightness and treating fixtures as complete plans. Concealed and tunable lighting systems are becoming increasingly popular.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Every Sawan, millions of devotees visit these 6 Jyotirlingas; here's what makes them most-visited and why every traveller should experience them at least once in a lifetime

The much-awaited holy month of Shravan (Sawan) 2026 has begun today. Lakhs of devotees across India are preparing for one of the country's biggest spiritual travel seasons as every Monday of Sawan month is considered auspicious.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Japan's 600-year-old Daisugi forestry method lets a single tree produce timber for centuries

Japan's 600-year-old Daisugi technique offers a unique way to produce timber without cutting down entire trees. Developed in Kyoto during the 14th century, the method allows a single cedar tree to grow multiple straight trunks that can be harvested for centuries. The ancient practice is now drawing attention as an example of sustainable forestry amid growing concerns over global deforestation
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The Times of IndiaScience

Why the last woolly mammoths survived 6,000 years after the Ice Age

Recent genetic studies have revised the understanding of woolly mammoth extinction. These ancient DNA analyses suggest inbreeding alone did not cause their demise. The last mammoths on Wrangel Island survived for millennia despite genetic isolation. A sudden event, not gradual genetic decline, likely ended their final chapter. This research offers insights for modern endangered species conservation efforts.
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She couldn't spend much time in a classroom, but Mirabai Chanu never stopped learning: The education behind a Commonwealth Games champion

Olympic medallist Mirabai Chanu’s journey shows that education extends beyond the classroom. While her demanding training limited traditional schooling, she pursued higher education through flexible learning while building resilience through real-life challenges. From carrying firewood in rural Manipur to overcoming Olympic heartbreak and injuries, Chanu transformed setbacks into strengths. Her perseverance culminated in a historic third consecutive Commonwealth Games gold medal in Glasgow 2026, highlighting the power of determination, continuous learning, and mental resilience.
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'Expresses regret': Meta agrees to meet govt clarifying policy after PM Modi video glitch

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'Why is Amit Shah scared?' Rahul Gandhi on 'brutal' violence against student protesters

Rahul Gandhi intensified his attack on Union home minister Amit Shah. He alleged that Shah's absence from Parliament reeks of guilt. Gandhi demanded a Supreme Court-monitored probe into alleged police brutalities. He shared videos purportedly showing police action against student protesters. Opposition MPs also protested alleged police action and temple donation embezzlement.
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JasonTheWeen gets thrashed by Ryan Garcia after claiming he could "beat the f*ck out of" him

Ryan Garcia and Twitch streamer JasonTheWeen finally settled their online trash talk inside a boxing ring. After claiming he could "beat the f*ck out of" the WBC welterweight champion, Jason stepped into a sparring session that turned heavily one-sided. The session ended early after his corner threw in the towel, before Garcia later shared advice and praised him for getting inside the ring.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

Trump invites teen lifeguard Ryder Williams to White House after heroic beach rescue

President Donald Trump has invited 16-year-old California lifeguard Ryder Williams and his family to the White House after the teenager rescued a young boy from powerful waves at Seabright State Beach. Trump said Williams deserves a high civilian honour for his bravery. The dramatic rescue, captured on video, has drawn widespread praise from officials, witnesses and social media users, with many calling the rookie lifeguard true hero.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

A teenager stole five Civil War cannonballs from a historic Alabama fort and tried to fly home with them in a suitcase, but TSA caught the unusual haul

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The Times of IndiaWorld

What happened between Kai Cenat and Tyla? Inside the viral Disney World photo booth moment

Kai Cenat and Tyla reunited for a Disney World livestream after more than two years, but an unexpected photo booth moment became the biggest talking point. When Kai closed the curtain, Tyla immediately pulled it back open, leaving viewers with different interpretations. Kai later explained he was simply following normal photo booth etiquette, while fans debated everything from practical reasons to their long-running friend-zone meme.
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