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There was no need for Govt. intervention: Wangchuk’s wife Gitanjali on Delhi HC refusing interim relief on hospital transfer

Gitanjali Angmo said the PIL was “wrongly interpreted” and that they will file another petition on July 20
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The HinduIndia

3rd ODI Live Score: Bethell, Duckett fifties keep India at bay

3rd ODI Live Score: Bethell, Duckett fifties keep India at bay
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India TodaySports

Kyiv missile attack revives focus on Patriot shortage as Trump offers licences

Kyiv missile attack revives focus on Patriot shortage as Trump offers licences
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India TodayWorld

Weekly Wealth Horoscope Predictions, July 19 to July 25, 2026: Your money luck for the week

Financial matters begin to move forward for many signs this week. Wise spending and thoughtful decisions will lead to better outcomes. Effort put into work will reflect positively on earnings and opportunities. Focusing on long-term security and avoiding impulse buys is advised. New ideas and open discussions will strengthen financial stability for all.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology

What every zodiac sign needs to know this week (July 19 to 25, 2026) and 3 simple ways to align with the universe

This week encourages embracing self-belief and trusting your inner voice. Focus on building lasting progress rather than seeking external validation. Clear communication and owning your space will bring clarity and peace. Reconnecting with others and decluttering your environment fosters positive energy. Embracing natural timing and letting go of worries aids personal growth.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology

Turns out Mom was right: Watching too much TV may be shrinking your brain, says study

A new study reveals that habitual television viewing in middle age is linked to shrinkage in the frontal and occipital lobes, leading to significant declines in decision-making and visual processing abilities. The findings also show decreased gray matter and heightened white matter hyperintensities, particularly affecting men more than women. This could steer public health recommendations towards promoting more cognitively demanding leisure pursuits to combat these neurological changes.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

UPTET Result 2026 expected soon as UPESSC completes final evaluation process

UPTET Result 2026 is expected to be announced soon by the Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission. Lakhs of candidates who appeared for the teacher eligibility examination are waiting for their scorecards and merit list PDF. The Commission has not announced the official result date yet. Candidates who qualify will receive a lifetime-valid UPTET certificate. The article covers qualifying marks, exam levels, result checking process and steps to download the merit list.
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The Times of IndiaEducation

Tanishk Bagchi says Rs 8 lakh royalty for 'Saiyaara' feels 'like peanuts'

Music composer Tanishk Bagchi voiced dissatisfaction with royalty earnings for the 'Saiyaara' title track. He stated the financial returns did not match his dedicated creative efforts. Yash Raj Films responded, clarifying the song was a collaboration with three composers. Royalties are being shared equally among Tanishk Bagchi, Faheem Abdullah, and Arslan Nizami. All payments were made according to contractual terms and agreed-upon arrangements.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Rajesh Sharma discharged from hospital after health scare 'Fauzi' set

Veteran actor Rajesh Sharma has been discharged from the hospital after a health scare. He was admitted following an insect bite while filming Prabhas' upcoming movie 'Fauzi'. FWICE confirmed his recovery and return to Mumbai after treatment for complications. His sugar levels had risen, causing significant health issues during his recovery period. Sharma is expected to resume his work on the film sets in a few days.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

IND vs ENG LIVE: Duckett's fifty extends dominance, India still searching wicket

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The Times of IndiaCricket

Who will care for the child? Why many women remain outside the workforce

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The Times of IndiaIndia

Iran says US attacked under-construction nuclear plant, condemns 'violation of international law'

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The Times of IndiaWorld

AR Rahman congratulates nephew GV Prakash Kumar on third National Award: 'A proud moment for our family'

GV Prakash Kumar received his third National Award for Best Music Direction. He won for his background score in the film Amaran. His maternal uncle, AR Rahman, congratulated him on this achievement. Rahman noted it was a proud family moment, celebrating their tenth National Award. This award further solidifies Prakash Kumar's prominent position in cinema.
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The Times of IndiaMost Recent Stories

Why China may not supply J-35 stealth fighters to Pakistan anytime soon

China's planned J-35 fighter jet export to Pakistan is hitting roadblocks. Analysts believe that Beijing is more inclined to concentrate on its military upgrades rather than facilitating this deal. Providing sophisticated technology could lead to an unstable military environment in South Asia. Moreover, China's desire to protect its sensitive military technologies adds another layer of complexity, making the early delivery of the J-35 to Pakistan quite unlikely.
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'Temple of education': SP chief Akhilesh Yadav appeals to 'save' Jauhar University amid demolition row

Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav has appealed to stop the proposed demolition of university buildings. He accused the BJP government of targeting the institution due to political vendetta. The Rampur Development Authority ordered demolition of many university buildings without required approvals. Yadav urged citizens to help save the university, calling it a temple of education. He stated that documentation issues should be addressed instead of demolishing the institution.
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