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Palmistry: These Hidden Hand Signs May Reveal You Were Born to Lead

Certain palmistry signs reveal an innate gift for guiding others. A clear and deep head line suggests organized thought and balanced judgment. A strong Jupiter mount indicates leadership and the capacity to inspire people. A long index finger and firm thumb show confidence and clear communication. These hand features point to individuals who offer wisdom and support.
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Subhash Ghai reveals how Hrithik Roshan's success after 'Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai' reshaped 'Yaadein'

Filmmaker Subhash Ghai shared insights on the 25th anniversary of 'Yaadein', shedding light on the hurdles faced during its making. He noted how Hrithik Roshan's meteoric rise post 'Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai' impacted the narrative direction. Additionally, he mentioned that the marketing strategies unintentionally framed the movie as a romance, rather than a family-oriented story, leading to mismatched audience expectations.
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Ravi Mohan divorce case: Court rejects Rs 40 lakh alimony plea

The Chennai Family Welfare Court rejected a Rs 40 lakh monthly alimony plea. Ravi Mohan must now pay Rs 3 lakh monthly until divorce proceedings conclude. The court also allowed the actor unrestricted meetings with his two sons. This order addresses financial and visitation disputes in the ongoing divorce case. The long-running legal battle between Ravi Mohan and Aarti continues.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Sania Mirza asked her parents what their Plan B was if tennis career failed; Her mother answered, "Get you ...." why parents must believe in their child’s dreams before preparing backups

Sania Mirza's parents prioritized her education alongside her tennis career. They believed school provided essential social skills and confidence beyond sports. This approach ensured Sania remained connected to her peers and teachers. Her parents' philosophy highlights education's importance for developing well-rounded individuals. This balanced approach protected both passion and academic growth for Sania.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

In 1822, villagers found a White Stork with a spear lodged in its neck: The wounded bird became the first proof of bird migration

For centuries, people debated bird migration, lacking concrete evidence for their theories. A wounded stork found in Germany in 1822 accidentally settled this long-standing debate. This bird carried a spear from tropical wood, indicating its long journey from Africa. The "Pfeilstorch" became a key exhibit, proving seasonal bird movements across continents. Similar cases of birds with foreign projectiles have been documented since then.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Solar Coach Pilot Benefits: NCR rolls out rooftop-powered rail coach

In a groundbreaking move, Indian Railways has unveiled a solar-assisted passenger coach equipped with rooftop solar panels to deliver clean energy for onboard services. This initiative not only aims to reduce reliance on conventional power but also seeks to cut down carbon emissions and boost energy efficiency in train operations. Should the pilot project succeed, it could usher in a new era of sustainable rail travel across India.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Why are India's brightest minds leaving? Centre's reply on IIT migration raises more questions

The Centre has described IIT graduates' decisions to study or work abroad as a matter of individual choice, attributing them to factors such as affordability, education loans, global exposure and academic interests. However, the absence of official migration data has reignited questions over whether India is doing enough to retain top talent and strengthen its research and innovation ecosystem.
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The Times of IndiaEducation

ISRO recruitment 2026: Notification released for 244 Assistant, JPA, UDC and Stenographer posts; direct link to apply here

Indian Space Research Organisation is inviting online applications for 244 vacancies. These positions include Assistant, Junior Personal Assistant, Upper Division Clerk, and Stenographer roles. The application window opens on July 27, 2026, and closes on August 16, 2026. Candidates must possess a bachelor's degree and computer proficiency for specific posts. The selection process involves a written test followed by a skill test.
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Mumbai police assure student groups of measured action over protest-related FIR concerns

NCP-SP leader Rohit Pawar, Fahad Ahmad and student organisation representatives met the Mumbai Police Commissioner to raise concerns over FIRs registered during recent student protests. AISF representative Aamir Kazi said police assured the delegation that notices and procedures against students would be handled slowly. Police also informed the group that students could respond to summons notices through WhatsApp and visit police stations according to their convenience. Decisions on FIR withdrawal will be taken by the home department.
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RPSC 2nd Grade Teacher Answer Key 2026 released, objection window opens from July 29

Rajasthan Public Service Commission has released the provisional RPSC 2nd Grade Teacher Answer Key 2026 for the Senior Teacher (Secondary Education Department) Competitive Examination-2025. Candidates who appeared in the exam held from July 12 to July 18 can download subject-wise answer key PDFs from the official website. The objection window will remain open from July 29 to July 31. The commission will review objections before releasing the final answer key.
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The Times of IndiaEducation

NEET row: Karnataka student alleges OMR-sheet mix-up, complains to NTA

Bindhushree Pawar alleges a significant OMR sheet mix-up after her NEET UG results. Her score shows negative eleven marks, a stark contrast to her expected six hundred sixty-three. She claims the submitted OMR sheet contains fewer entries than she remembers marking. The recorded entry and exit times on the sheet appear impossibly short. Her family seeks the original OMR sheet for verification and justice.
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The Times of IndiaEducation

CWG Day 6 Live: Vishal TK in 400m semis; para swimmers Budigina, Ali Imam reach final

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Scientists are turning seawater into a ‘blood test’ that could reveal coral reef damage before it becomes visible

Researchers are using water chemistry and microbes to monitor coral reef health. Ocean currents significantly influence these chemical and microbial patterns. This approach mirrors human medicine's early disease detection methods. It allows for detecting changes before visible stress appears on corals. This interdisciplinary work aims to protect vital ocean ecosystems.
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The Times of IndiaScience

JD Vance says chat with engineer revealed America's real economic crisis

US Vice President JD Vance discussed affordability issues beyond wages and employment. He noted that even high earners struggle to achieve homeownership. Economist Mark Zandi also warned about persistent inflation resulting from policy decisions. These factors are reshaping the American economy and impacting citizens. Both experts point to policy choices as the root of these economic concerns.
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Burkina Faso channels $6B in gold into official trade in six months

Burkina Faso recorded more than$6 billion worth of goldthrough official channels in the first half of 2026 after producing and procuring over55 tonnes of gold. The military-led government says its mining reforms aim to bring more artisanal gold into the formal economy, reduce smuggling, improve transparency and increase state revenue. It has also expanded mining oversight, formed new cooperatives and continued investments in electricity infrastructure.
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