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FPI selling spree continues, pull out ₹49,340 crore in June

Total withdrawals by Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) from Indian equities have surged to ₹2.7 lakh crore so far in 2026
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The HinduHome
BJP will get neither donations, nor votes, says Akhilesh Yadav

Invoking Lord Ram and the Constitution, Akhilesh Yadav claimed the BJP had betrayed both religious values and democratic principles
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The HinduHome
Galle, Colombo to host India in August Test series. Sri Lanka announces schedule

Galle, Colombo to host India in August Test series. Sri Lanka announces schedule
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India TodaySports
China, EU to hold regular trade talks as deficit pressure mounts

China, EU to hold regular trade talks as deficit pressure mounts
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India TodayWorld
Delhi has 9,000 charging points, targets 32,000: Rekha Gupta on EV policy rollout

Delhi has charging points targets Rekha Gupta on EV policy rollout
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India TodayHome
Gujarat couple, daughter killed in fire at Ohio motel where they lived

Gujarat couple daughter killed in fire at Ohio motel where they lived
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India TodayHome
From sushi in Japan to tacos in US: What school lunches look like around the world

School lunches worldwide reveal diverse approaches to student nutrition and education. From India's government-backed meals to Japan's classroom dining and learning experiences, and Australia's reliance on packed lunches, each nation's system offers a unique glimpse into its culture and priorities. The article explores these varied lunchtime realities across several countries, highlighting how food on a child's plate reflects broader societal values.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
Odisha Cabinet clears historic 'Gyanodaya' scheme, approves free education from KG to PG for over 32 lakh students

The Odisha Cabinet has approved the landmark 'Gyanodaya – Prosperity through Education' scheme, extending free education from Kindergarten to Postgraduate level in government and government-aided institutions from the 2026-27 academic session. Backed by a ₹5,467.55 crore five-year outlay, the initiative is set to benefit over 32 lakh students annually while aiming to curb dropouts and remove financial barriers to higher education.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
DU releases academic calendar for 2026-27, classes from July 28; exam and vacation schedule announced

The University of Delhi has published its academic calendar for the 2026-27 session, confirming that odd semester classes will begin on July 28, while even semesters will start on January 1, 2027. The schedule also outlines semester breaks, practical and theory examination timelines, vacations, and comes as DU continues admissions through the ongoing CSAS UG and PG process.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
Golden Star Ganesh starrer 'Pinaka' locks release date in October

Golden Star Ganesh is set for a busy October with two film releases. His much-anticipated film 'Pinaka,' featuring him in a never-before-seen role, will premiere on October 2. Following this, 'Brindavihari' is slated for release on October 16. Fans eagerly await these back-to-back releases, expecting them to showcase Ganesh's versatility after a hiatus.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Shabana Azmi reveals how Vijaya Mehta turned forgotten punchlines into unforgettable moments

Shabana Azmi lovingly reflects on the profound impact of her mentor, the iconic Vijaya Mehta, commending her artistic genius and genuine humility. Sharing memorable stories, Azmi highlights Mehta's charming struggle with jokes, a quirk that eased actors' nerves. Renowned for her trailblazing contributions to Marathi theatre and Indian cinema, Mehta's illustrious legacy includes celebrated productions like 'Rao Saheb' and 'Party', showcasing her incredible talents and earning her numerous prestigious accolades.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
From Oprah Winfrey to Kurt Russell: Celebrity couples who skipped marriage and stayed together

For all the breathless coverage devoted to celebrity engagements and weddings, some of Hollywood's most enduring love stories involve couples who never bothered with the paperwork. Marriage may be the industry's favourite spectator sport, but for these long-term duos, the secret to longevity has nothing to do with rings or registries.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
The ‘Fantasy Coffins’ of Ghana; a unique funeral tradition that turns death into celebrations of life and why travellers are fascinated

In Ghana, a unique tradition transforms death into vibrant art with designer coffins. The Ga community crafts elaborate, handcrafted coffins shaped like objects representing the deceased's life – from fish for fishermen to airplanes for pilots. This practice, originating in the 1950s, turns funerals into celebrations of individuality and legacy, offering travelers a profound cultural experience.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Watched Raakh? Here are 5 powerful parenting lessons every parent can learn from the series

The Hindi crime thriller 'Raakh', set in 1978 Delhi, delves into the kidnapping and murder of two teenagers, inspired by the Ranga-Billa case. Beyond its gripping narrative, the series offers vital parenting lessons. It emphasizes teaching children safety without instilling fear, fostering open communication, balancing independence with guidance, cultivating small safety habits, and prioritizing emotional presence over perfection. These insights remain crucial for raising aware and confident children.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
200 birds visit this Noida balcony daily: How did a woman turn her DIY balcony into a bird haven? ( It began with just one sparrow)

A Noida woman transformed her high-rise balcony into a haven for birds, creating a peaceful escape from urban noise. Inspired by a trip to the hills, Ekta Nahar added plants, water, and grains, patiently building trust. Her balcony now attracts nearly 200 birds daily, highlighting the importance of safety and natural elements for avian visitors. Her success offers a blueprint for city dwellers seeking to connect with nature.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

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