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Optical illusion personality test: Elephant or village? What you see first reveals a hidden side of your personality

Optical illusion personality tests often trick our minds into believing what we see first, despite the many objects layered into one image, depending on our mindset to see things.We've all paused mid-scroll on one of those images that seem to change the moment you blink: a face that turns into a vase, a young woman who suddenly becomes an old crone.That's the magic of an optical illusion, that a single image is built so cleverly that your brain can read it in more than one way, and which interpretation you get on first often depends on how your mind naturally processes visual information.This illusion, first published on Brightside, hides two scenes in one image, and what you spot first says something about your true self.But before you dive into the answers, take the test yourself!So, what did you see first?
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Priyadarshan calls Saif 'transparent', Akshay 'psycho' villain in 'Haiwaan'

In the highly anticipated thriller 'Haiwaan', director Priyadarshan casts Saif Ali Khan as a blind character, showcasing a depth of emotion that requires no formal training. Akshay Kumar's shift to the role of a villain adds an exciting twist, freshening up their dynamic after past collaborations. Marking Priyadarshan's debut with Saif, the film is set to hit theaters on September 11, 2026.
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AR Rahman thanks Salman for joining Asha's tribute music video

AR Rahman thanked Salman Khan for joining his tribute music video "Asha Forever" for Asha Bhosle, after earlier thanking Shah Rukh Khan for the same. Conceived during her lifetime, the tribute continued after her death. Kamal Haasan is also part of it. Asha Bhosle passed away on April 12, 2026, at 92.
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CINTAA: Upasana Singh accuses Poonam Dhillon of 'Dictatorship'

CINTAA's general secretary and former treasurer have raised serious concerns about the leadership's undemocratic conduct. Multiple executive committee members have stepped down, expressing a breakdown of trust in the current regime. Allegations include suppression of member opinions in meetings, issuance of show-cause notices, and media manipulation. The association's elections are set for September 12, amidst escalating tensions among members.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
‘That’s a bad one’: Manjrekar, Kartik’s on-air banter turns ugly - Watch

Former India cricketers Sanjay Manjrekar and Murali Kartik get into an awkward exchange during the Galle Test broadcast. What begins as playful banter over Manjrekar’s facial expression soon turns personal, with both taking digs at each other’s appearance. Manjrekar eventually acknowledges that they are approaching a line and warns, “We are both going to cross lines here and social media will have a field day."
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The Times of IndiaCricket
Hockey World Cup: Sunelita, Navneet, Sushila score for India | IND 3-0 SA


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BWF World C'ships: Lakshya Sen completes stunning comeback to enter next round


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The Times of IndiaSports
Quote of the day by Pythagoras: "Of all the rest of mankind, make him your friend who..."


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The Times of IndiaScience
Quote of the day by Florence Nightingale: "So never lose an opportunity of urging a practical beginning..."


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UP brahmin vote up for grabs? How Akhilesh is manoeuvring his 'PDA' politics

Akhilesh Yadav is strategically extending his political outreach to Brahmins in preparation for the 2027 elections. He asserts that this community has suffered greatly under the current regime. This initiative seeks to enlarge his political coalition, moving beyond his usual support base. Mayawati rebuts this tactic, labeling it as political trickery. The Brahmin vote is crucial, drawing attention from various political factions.
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'Don't lie to children': Rahul slams Rijiju over 'no one harmed' claim


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'Shiva puja' performed at ASI-protected Mehtab Bagh near Taj Mahal

The Archaeological Survey of India has lodged a police complaint following a religious ceremony conducted by unidentified individuals at the Mehtab Bagh complex, which is situated north of the Taj Mahal. Footage captured the participants worshipping Lord Shiva and displaying a religious flag. Authorities have pointed fingers at suspected members of the Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha. An FIR has been filed, and investigations are in progress to locate those responsible.
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1st Test: India on verge of massive win as Sri Lanka four down in chase of 372

India are on the brink of victory in the first Test against Sri Lanka, having pulled the hosts down to just 84 runs for four wickets. Rishabh Pant's explosive innings of 66 has paved the way for a challenging target. Sri Lanka now confronts a daunting task on the final day, as India's bowlers tighten their grip with critical wickets already claimed.
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US reservoir plan displaced 600 families; abandoned land became national park

The ambitious dam project planned for the Delaware River faced substantial backlash, resulting in its cancellation. This pivotal decision ultimately fostered the establishment of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, a refuge for the river's unspoiled segments. Factors such as environmental concerns and increasing financial burdens were significant in the cancellation, signaling a major milestone in US conservation efforts and land protection strategies.
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American woman loves IKEA plates; Indians say they're basic steel thalis

An influencer recently stumbled upon stylish IKEA chrome plates priced at fifteen dollars, lauding their modern design. Meanwhile, Indian consumers were quick to point out that these plates resemble their everyday thali plates commonly found in households. This sparked a conversation about the stark price difference for something viewed as ordinary in one culture but trendy in another, emphasizing the deep-rooted cultural distinctions in everyday items.
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