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Why flamingos aren't born pink: The 1960s breakthrough that solved the mystery

Flamingos obtain their striking pink color from dietary carotenoids found in algae and brine shrimp. These pigments are converted by the birds into compounds that accumulate in their feathers. Young flamingos hatch with muted colors and gradually develop pink as they mature. Different species exhibit varying shades of pink based on their specific food sources. This coloration plays a vital role in their survival and reproductive success.
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The Times of IndiaScience

Raghav on his latest film, challenging journey, viral video with Shehnaaz & more - EXCLUSIVE

Raghav Juyal discusses his new film, Bhai Tera Star Hai, and its comedic appeal. He feels the film fills a gap for lighthearted entertainment. Juyal notes a shift in industry perception after his role in the film Kill. He aims to offer audiences a dose of happiness through his comedy projects. Juyal also shares his views on being a protector and provider for women.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

From IIT Bombay to 'Ramayana': Inside Nitesh Tiwari's journey

Filmmaker Nitesh Tiwari is gaining attention for his ambitious 'Ramayana' epic. He previously directed critically acclaimed films like 'Dangal' and 'Chhichhore'. Tiwari, an IIT Bombay graduate, began his career in advertising. His debut film 'Chillar Party' won a National Award for children's cinema. The 'Ramayana' trailer has generated significant online attention and praise.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Ekta leases out Juhu property for Rs 1.5 lakh per month

Producer Ekta Kapoor has leased a floor in her Juhu property for Rs 1.5 lakh monthly. This new lease agreement begins on March 1, 2025, and concludes on February 28, 2027. Earlier, she leased another floor in the same building for Rs 2.7 lakh per month. The Kapoor family has actively participated in several high-value real estate transactions recently. These include significant property sales in Worli and Andheri, Mumbai.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

5 things difficult people teach you that kind people never can

They don't become our teachers because they're right. They become our teachers because they force us to grow in ways comfortable relationships never do. Here are five life lessons that difficult people often end up teaching us.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Should you give your baby a pacifier? What science says about the benefits, hidden risks of using them and what parents need to know

Pacifiers can comfort babies and potentially lower SIDS risk. Non-nutritive sucking aids premature babies in feeding and hospital discharge. Prolonged pacifier use after eighteen months may affect dental development. Frequent use after one year can increase middle ear infection risks. Parents should consider their baby's needs when deciding on pacifier use.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Montessori, play school, preschool or nursery: Understanding the differences

Parents are presented with various options for early childhood education. Play schools are ideal for toddlers who are transitioning from home, facilitating interaction with peers. Preschools implement a balance between structured learning and play, catering to young children's needs. Nurseries, often part of preschools, concentrate on establishing routines and foundational skills, while Montessori environments promote independence through mixed-age learning.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Quote of the day by Franz Kafka: ‘By believing passionately in something that still does not exist, we create it,’ and why imagination is the first step towards innovation

Innovation and change are ignited by imagination, as our belief in the unseen brings them to life. Many realities begin as mere concepts in the mind before emerging into existence. Breakthroughs frequently arise from ideas that others deem impossible, often met with skepticism. These ideas need nurturing and persistence, evolving through revision while overcoming disappointments. Our future materializes first in our dreams before it becomes a part of our reality.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

Indian-American couple announces graduate fellowship for University of Texas students, says it's 'simply an open door'

Indian-American philanthropists are making significant contributions to American universities this year. Anil Kochhar and his wife Marilyn paid the education loans for graduating students at North Carolina State University. Jyoti and Nishi Bhatia established an endowment for graduate fellowships at the University of Texas. This fellowship will support students with expanded resources and financial aid. The Bhatias hope their contribution will inspire future generosity among recipients.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

Quote of the day by Amal Clooney: "There is lots of my work that takes place behind closed doors that is…" – the hidden truth about dedication and lasting success

Amal Clooney highlights that much important legal work remains unseen by the public. Most of her efforts involve private meetings and extensive case preparation. This hidden groundwork forms the essential foundation for any successful outcome. The quote encourages valuing the entire process, not just the final visible result. This perspective applies broadly to many professions and their quiet dedication.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

Japan's latest earthquake damages Kumamoto Castle, the 400-year-old fortress still battling nature after centuries of survival

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The Times of IndiaWorld

For centuries, scientists couldn't explain why flamingos aren't born pink until a breakthrough in the 1960s revealed the answer

The Times of IndiaWorld

Fewer jobs, delayed onboarding: Why Indian IT sector is getting tougher for freshers

Experts say the hiring landscape is becoming increasingly project and demand driven rather than a case where freshers were hired in thousands to increase bench strength. The trend reflects a broader reset in the IT sector.
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The Times of IndiaBusiness

Hazlewood eyes series win in India, England before retirement

Hazlewood, 35, has played 76 Tests but has never been part of an Australian team that won a Test series in India or England. Australia last won an away Ashes series in 2001, while their last Test series win in India came in 2004.
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The Times of IndiaCricket

CWG 2026: Praveen Chithravel, Selva Prabhu qualify for triple jump final

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The Times of IndiaSports

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