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Horoscope Today, July 30, 2026: Unexpected Luck May Change Plans for These Chinese Zodiac Signs

July thirtieth, twenty twenty-six, offers a strategic day for careful observation and quiet planning. Patience will bring progress today, not pressure, as growth and healing are encouraged. Chinese zodiac animals like the Pig and Tiger need extra care and caution with decisions. Ox and Rooster natives may enjoy good luck and organizational improvements. This day is balanced for many animals, promoting thoughtful action and planning.
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Nitish Bhardwaj praises Ramayana trailer, warns Ranbir: Don't pollute your vaani now

Veteran actor Nitish Bharadwaj lauded Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana trailer, predicting Oscar success for the film. He praised the grand scale, visual effects, and performances by the cast. Bharadwaj also urged Ranbir Kapoor to choose culturally relevant roles after Animal. He expressed hope for Sai Pallavi's portrayal of Sita and the film's spiritual essence. The epic film is slated for a Diwali 2026 release.
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Want to make money while you sleep? These 5 passive income ideas actually work

The good news? You don't need to own a big company or have lakhs to invest. Many people are creating small but steady income streams alongside their regular jobs. Here are five practical ideas that can slowly start earning money even while you're asleep.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
CWG 2026: Lifter Lovepreet Singh in action in 110kg+ final; shot put final up next


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UEFA threatens FIFA World Cup boycott over Gianni Infantino's private investors plan

“UEFA and its national associations will not participate in FIFA competitions,” UEFA said after the meeting. The next FIFA event on the calendar is the Women's Under-20 World Cup, which will be held in Poland from September 5.
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‘I’m a black African’: Commonwealth Games boxer Aziz Abdul’s racism claim rejected after headbutt disqualification

Ugandan boxer Aziz Abdul’s Commonwealth Games campaign ended in controversy after he was disqualified against England’s Damar Thomas and accused officials of unfair treatment. Abdul claimed racism played a role in the decision, but Commonwealth Sport president Donald Rukare rejected the allegations, insisting the ruling was a legitimate field-of-play decision and that athletes were treated fairly.
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Meet Hikaru Kuribayashi: The 18-year-old teen who started with paper folds and ended with a $100,000 global science win

A Japanese student explored origami to understand structural movement. His research focused on ladybug wings and their complex folding patterns. He developed a new model to represent multiple possible motions simultaneously. This innovative approach earned him international recognition and significant awards. His work connects traditional paper folding with modern physics and engineering.
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'Children's future won't be compromised': PM Modi hails anti-paper leak Bill in new video

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced Parliament passed a new bill to prevent unfair means in public examinations. This legislation aims to build a more trustworthy examination system across the nation. The government has taken continuous steps to improve examination processes and address paper leaks. This new law will ensure no paper leak mafia or gang playing with students' futures is spared.
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Bangladesh's request to extradite Sheikh Hasina 'being examined', says Centre


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Anti-paper leak Bill, Vande Mataram Bill clears Parliament - key highlighlights


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ICC unveils 12 venues for ODI WC 2027 as Africa hosts showpiece after 24 years

The ICC has revealed twelve host venues for the 2027 Cricket World Cup. South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia will jointly host the prestigious fifty-over tournament. This event marks the World Cup's return to Africa after a twenty-four-year absence. The tournament will feature fifty-seven matches and fourteen teams competing across three stages. The official brand identity 'Three Nations, One Heartbeat' symbolises unity among the co-hosts.
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Boy may have developed rabies after leopard attack: Officials

Boy may have developed rabies after leopard attack: Officials
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Man held for killing 10-year-old son after dispute with wife

Man held for killing 10-year-old son after dispute with wife
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Selaulim dam overflows late amid 30% rainfall deficit

Selaulim dam overflows late amid 30% rainfall deficit
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Sixth National Tennis Ball Cricket Championship: Uttar Pradesh sweep both titles; Hosts Rajasthan boys finish runners-up

Sixth National Tennis Ball Cricket Championship: Uttar Pradesh sweep both titles; Hosts Rajasthan boys finish runners-up
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