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Bhagyashri Borse recalls father’s fight for a job

Actress Bhagyashri Borse shared her family's past financial hardships. She recalled her father seeking employment and the resulting family difficulties. This experience motivated her to achieve success and support her parents. Borse's recent film 'Lenin' has achieved significant box office collections. Her journey highlights the impact of early life challenges on ambition.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Sir Sam Neill's best films to watch in his remembrance

Actor Sir Sam Neill passed away at seventy-eight years old. He died in Sydney, Australia, on July thirteenth, twenty twenty-six. Neill was known for his roles in "Jurassic Park" and "The Piano." His career spanned many genres, including science fiction and drama. The article highlights "Dead Calm" and "The Hunt for Red October" as well.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

'Mysskin stood tall despite every betrayal,' director Ram

Director Ram lauded Mysskin's strength at the 'Train' teaser launch event. He spoke about Mysskin's career struggles and unwavering faith in people. Ram identified Mysskin as the master of Tamil thrillers, noting his unique approach. He also highlighted Vijay Sethupathi's versatility in cinema. The collaboration between these two artists has generated significant anticipation.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Madhubanti on Bollywood's habit of typecasting singers

Madhubanti Bagchi says she avoided typecasting after 'Aaj Ki Raat's success, believing artistes must build their own identity. She feels Bollywood should rely on more singers, not just Arijit Singh. Her tracks "Jab Talak" and "Shararat" remain popular, and she shared insights on recording with composer Pritam.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Science says curious children learn better: Why parents should encourage more questions

"Why do I have to sleep at 9?" "But why can't I wear this?" "How do you know that's true?" "I don't agree."If you're a parent, you've probably heard some version of these questions almost daily. And if you're being honest, you've likely answered at least one of them with, "Because I said so." For a lot of parents, constant questioning feels like arguing. It can seem like kids today just don't listen the way earlier generations did.Most of us grew up believing good children obeyed without asking too many questions. If our parents said something, we accepted it. We didn't push back. "You argue too much." "If I said no, it means no." "Children shouldn't question elders." Many Indian parents grew up hearing these sentences. So when today's children ask, "But why?", it can feel unfamiliar, even disrespectful.But childhood has changed. The world has changed. Maybe the way we parent needs to shift a little too.A child who asks questions isn't necessarily becoming difficult. More often, they’re becoming curious, confident and able to think for themselves which is something to celebrate, not fear.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Before modern conveniences: The household items every frontier family relied on

Frontier families relied on practical tools for daily survival and self-sufficiency. Essential items like axes and saws built homes and provided fuel for warmth. Cast-iron skillets and Dutch ovens enabled versatile cooking over open fires. Sewing kits and farming tools ensured clothing and food supplies were maintained. Water buckets and preservation containers were vital for life's necessities.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

From being chased by elephants to mauled by a tiger; 7 times tourists ignored jungle rules and instantly regretted it

Jungle safaris are meant only for the responsible tourists. For those who don’t believe in following rules or discipline, safaris should not be on their bucket list because the first lesson every safari guide tells is simple: the rules must be followed.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Parenting lessons to learn from Lionel Messi that every parent can use

Lionel Messi shares parenting insights from his own family life. He embraces his sons' unique personalities, avoiding comparisons between them. Messi emphasizes passing down strong values like respect and humility to his children. He prioritizes normal family routines and emotional presence over fame. Children learn best from observation and grounded parental actions.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Spain's Submer to invest $2 billion in Madhya Pradesh semiconductor sector, may create 5,000 jobs

Spain's Submer Group will invest two billion dollars in Madhya Pradesh's semiconductor sector. This significant investment is expected to generate approximately five thousand direct employment opportunities. The company plans to establish a manufacturing facility for advanced liquid cooling solutions. Submer aims to position India as a central hub for manufacturing and serving the Asian region. The initiative also includes skill development programs for next-generation data centers.
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The Times of IndiaBusiness

'Won't cede ground on agriculture': India on US trade talks, seeks tariff edge before signing deal, says report

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The Times of IndiaBusiness

Nifty Realty Index: How NSE measures performance of real estate sector

The Nifty Realty Index tracks India's listed real estate companies' performance. It comprises ten firms selected by free-float market capitalization and rebalanced semi-annually. DLF, Phoenix Mills, and Lodha Developers hold the largest weights within the index. Companies must meet specific criteria, including trading volume and market capitalization for inclusion. This index serves as a benchmark and basis for financial products, reflecting sector sentiment.
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The Times of IndiaBusiness

'We rushed Sooryavanshi': Wasim Jaffer says India got carried away by hype

Former India batter Wasim Jaffer believes Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's debut was premature. He felt public excitement influenced the decision to play the young player. Jaffer suggested Sooryavanshi needed more time with the national team setup. Sanju Samson's subsequent omission from the Zimbabwe tour also surprised Jaffer. Yuvraj Singh, however, expressed strong confidence in Sooryavanshi's future.
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The Times of IndiaCricket

IND U19 vs SL U19 LIVE: Wekunagoda hits century; Sri Lanka U19 in command in Galle

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The Times of IndiaCricket

MLC: LA Knight Riders beat Texas Super Kings, set up Qualifier clash with SF Unicorns

Los Angeles Knight Riders advanced to the Major League Cricket Qualifier after defeating Texas Super Kings. Colin Munro and Matthew Tromp led a successful chase to secure their playoff berth. Texas Super Kings concluded their season with a fifth consecutive loss, finishing at the bottom. Shubham Ranjane's unbeaten fifty was insufficient for the Super Kings' total. The Knight Riders now prepare for a playoff clash against San Francisco Unicorns.
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The Times of IndiaCricket

Man Clings To Woman's Feet At Mumbai Station, Viral Clip Sparks Curiosity

According to claims circulating online, the man was pleading with his girlfriend not to leave and was attempting to convince her of his love.
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