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Parenting quotes that can change how you talk to your kids

Children remember parental words which shape their inner voice and self-view. Specific phrases foster listening and validate their emotions and experiences. Acknowledging feelings and mistakes builds resilience and a secure foundation for growth. Encouraging children to solve problems builds their confidence and independent thinking skills. Celebrating effort over outcomes teaches valuable lessons about persistence and self-improvement.
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Lights out: How Iran quietly moved millions of barrels through Hormuz under America's nose

According to ship-tracking data, six US-sanctioned supertankers with a carrying capacity of 12 million barrels of crude combined have crossed the Strait of Hormuz into the Gulf of Oman over the past week while keeping their transponders switched off.
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Sam Altman makes fun of Anthropic’s ad campaign asking people 'hard question on AI'

Sam Altman sarcastically criticized Anthropic's new campaign asking for public AI concerns. Anthropic aims to understand and address public worries about artificial intelligence's societal impact. The company has already surveyed thousands and collected user feedback globally. They plan to publicly report actions taken to resolve these issues. This initiative seeks transparency regarding AI's future development and its effects.
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Rupee back in red! Impact of RBI’s forex boost fades; currency breaches 96 versus dollar

The rupee has weakened by more than 0.8% so far in the current fiscal year. On Monday, the one-month forward premium on the rupee stood at 3.17%, whereas the one-year forward premium was 2.83%.
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France, England, Spain or Argentina? How a $5.3 billion betting market is calling World Cup

With four footballing heavyweights remaining, one of the biggest questions among fans is simple: Who is most likely to lift the trophy? Two of the largest prediction platforms, Polymarket and Kalshi, have attracted enormous interest throughout the tournament, with a combined betting volume of more than $5.3 billion across various FIFA World Cup markets. Around $4.2 billion has been wagered on Polymarket and $1.1 billion on Kalshi across predictions ranging from tournament winner and Golden Boot to Golden Ball, Best Young Player, Golden Glove and Fair Play awards.
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Referee dies at 38, weeks after FIFA World Cup removal

Dutch football referee Rob Dieperink has died at the young age of thirty-eight. He was recently removed from the FIFA World Cup 2026 officials list. Dieperink was arrested in Britain following an investigation which was later closed. The Netherlands football association and FIFA have expressed their deep sadness. Dieperink had a notable career, officiating many professional matches internationally.
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5 times kids got lost while travelling and the real-life lessons every parent should learn

Family vacations can turn into nightmares when children go missing unexpectedly. Real-life cases highlight how easily kids can disappear in unfamiliar places. Parents must remain vigilant and never leave children unattended, even briefly. These incidents underscore the critical need for constant supervision and staying together. Safeguarding children's welfare is paramount during all family travel experiences.
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Jeff Bezos' wife Lauren Sanchez is an Emmy Awards winner, a children's book author and a pilot: 6 facts about the couple and their one-year-old marriage

Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez marked their first wedding anniversary with a celebration near Fiji. The couple relocated to Miami and purchased significant property on Indian Creek Island. Their mornings begin with a no-phone policy and gratitude journaling. They actively engage in philanthropy through their various funds and initiatives. Both Bezos and Sanchez share a passion for space exploration and fashion.
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'The India Story' director Chettan DK denies CBFC ordered deletion, reacts to legal notice ahead of its theatrical release: 'There was no such cuts made. CBFC didn't ask us to cut or remove anything'

As the July 24 premiere approaches, The India Story film encounters mounting controversy. Director Chettan DK firmly dismisses allegations that the CBFC mandated changes to the courtroom narrative. A legal notice has emerged, contesting the film's promotional declarations related to agriculture and public health, demanding filmmakers furnish scientific support or face potential legal action. The film navigates themes of food adulteration and the ethical application of chemicals.
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Aadesh Chaudhary: Talent alone isn't enough now

Actor Aadesh Chaudhary notes the entertainment industry's significant transformation over the past decade. Opportunities have multiplied, but competition has also grown considerably faster.
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Did you know Kamal Haasan's first salary was just Rs 500? Here's how he now earns over Rs 100 crore per film

Kamal Haasan began his acting career with a modest Rs 500 salary in the 1960s. His earnings significantly increased over decades, reaching Rs 1 crore by 1994. He later embraced profit-sharing and distribution deals, earning substantially more than fixed fees. Kamal Haasan reportedly earned Rs 130 crore for Kalki 2898 AD and a similar amount for Bigg Boss Tamil.
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Arjun Bijlani thanks Ekta Kapoor for Guruji's satsang: Some moments don't need words, they're meant to be felt

Actor Arjun Bijlani attended a spiritual gathering hosted by Ekta Kapoor. He shared pictures and expressed gratitude for the positive and peaceful experience. The satsang featured prayers before Guruji's decorated portrait and a communal selfie. Ekta Kapoor is known for her spiritual side and religious gatherings. Bijlani and Kapoor share a long professional association through Balaji Telefilms projects.
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'Mahanadigai 2': Judge Radikaa Sarathkumar mesmerises the audience with a graceful performance to 'Poovarasampoo Poothachu' in recreation round

Radikaa Sarathkumar delivered a captivating performance during Mahanadigai 2's recreation round. She performed the classic song 'Poovarasampoo Poothachu' from her debut film. This performance recreated an iconic moment from Tamil cinema's golden era. The actress's graceful presence earned widespread praise from viewers and fans. The episode successfully blended nostalgia and entertainment for the audience.
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Buying a home in Delhi-NCT? Here's how to register your property

Proper property registration is essential to validate ownership and maintain a public record. When it comes to sale deeds, applicable stamp duty and registration fees are determined by the sale's value. Although will registration is not mandatory, it reinforces ownership claims and minimises disputes. Furthermore, registration charges apply to gift deeds and share certificates, ensuring that buyers' rights are safeguarded against potential legal challenges.
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Indian woman gives a glimpse of her ‘middle-class home’ in the US; ‘India could never.......’

An Indian woman's US home tour sparked debate online about the definition of middle class. Her family's comfortable American home contrasted sharply with Indian housing realities. Many Indians found her definition of ordinary quite extraordinary. Affordable housing is a significant challenge for urban Indian middle-class families. This stark difference in living standards generated considerable discussion.
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