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Pakistan pushes Iran-US talks as Hormuz attacks stretch into day 10

Pakistan pushes Iran-US talks as Hormuz attacks stretch into day 10
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India TodayWorld
Live: Congress steps up protest, issues 5 key demands to Centre over student crackdown

Live Congress steps up protest issues key demands to Centre over student crackdown
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Rahul Gandhi protests outside PM's residence, govt deputes minister to meet him

Rahul Gandhi protests outside PMs residence govt deputes minister to meet him
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Siya, Chetan initially planned to leave Ketan crippled: Police

Siya Chetan initially planned to leave Ketan crippled Police
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Spiritual lesson you need to learn according to your birth date


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The Times of IndiaAstrology
From wealth to wisdom:9 Powerful mantras for 9 common problems, according to astrology

Hindu traditions suggest chanting sacred hymns and mantras to cultivate positive energy and inner strength. Specific chants are recommended for financial struggles, anxiety, and low confidence. These practices are believed to reduce negative influences and strengthen the mind. Spiritual teachers emphasize chanting complements practical efforts and responsible decision-making. Ancient chants offer hope and discipline to devotees facing modern-day challenges.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Green hydrogen explained: How it is produced, where it is used and India’s mission

Green hydrogen is emerging as a key pillar of India's clean energy transition, offering a low-carbon fuel for industries and transport that are difficult to electrify. Produced through renewable-powered electrolysis, it generates electricity using fuel cells with water as the only direct by-product. The National Green Hydrogen Mission aims to make India a global hydrogen hub by boosting production, renewable energy capacity and exports while strengthening energy security, reducing emissions and driving economic growth.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
India records first-ever all-gold haul at International Chemistry Olympiad 2026

India registered its best-ever performance at the 58th International Chemistry Olympiad 2026 in Tashkent, with all four members of the national team winning gold medals. The country finished joint first in the medals tally alongside China, Vietnam and the Individual Participants Group B. The Olympiad featured 363 students from 93 countries. This was India's first all-gold performance and its 27th appearance at the International Chemistry Olympiad.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
She helped build Vikram-1's autopilot system. A farmer's daughter is now inspiring India's next generation of space engineers

Born into a farmer's family in Gujarat, Prithvi Sanghani has emerged as a key engineer in India's private space sector by helping develop the autopilot control system for Skyroot Aerospace's Vikram-1, the country's first privately built orbital rocket. After studying missile technology and working at DRDO, she joined Skyroot to contribute to Mission Aagaman. Her journey highlights how perseverance, specialised education and determination can help students build careers in cutting-edge aerospace engineering.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
'Rekha never said don't touch me here, won't give another retake,' Shekhar Suman on debut film Utsav

Shekhar Suman fondly recalled his Bollywood debut opposite Rekha in Utsav. He shared how Rekha made him feel comfortable during intimate scenes. Suman also reminisced about working with Madhuri Dixit in his second film. He accepted supporting roles and played a negative character in Naache Mayuri. Audiences disliking his role in Pati Parmeshwar was a compliment.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
'No longer obsessed with female navels,' Kajal on the difference between south, Hindi films

Kajal Aggarwal prefers quality South Indian film roles over Bollywood projects. She finds South cinema offers more creative opportunities and better scripts. Aggarwal notes Bollywood could improve its punctuality and scheduling discipline. She recalls Salman Khan as an actor who caused the longest delays. South Indian cinema now offers more progressive and independent female characters.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Mona Singh on choosing meaningful roles and 'right script' over quantity

Actor Mona Singh reflects on her versatile array of projects, spanning 'Happy Patel,' 'Ma Ka Sum', 'Kohrra' Season 2, 'Border 2', and 'Pritam Pedro'. The acclaimed performer discusses her conscious effort to choose challenging, layered female roles that drive narratives forward rather than conforming to conventional tropes.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
'Ohh My Dog' trailer out: Pankaj Tripathi's film promises family entertainer

The trailer for the upcoming family film 'Ohh My Dog' has been released. This movie, directed by Amit Rai, will arrive in theaters on July 31. Pankaj Tripathi chose to work without a fee to support the director and story. The film centers on a young girl and a stray dog's deep friendship. Oscar and Bruno, the canine stars, also attended the trailer launch event.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
From roti to bhatura: 14 popular Indian breads and their calorie count

A wholesome meal depends on the balance of carbohydrates, protein, fibre and healthy fats, along with portion sizes and overall eating habits. Knowing the calorie content of your favourite breads simply helps you make informed choices without giving up the foods you love. Here's a look at 14 popular Indian breads and how they compare.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Meet Pratap Chandra Roul: The retired Army man-turned-farmer earning Rs 4 lakh a year from a small dragon fruit farm

Pratap Chandra Roul, a retired Army man, established a successful dragon fruit farm. He learned farming techniques through online resources and chose dragon fruit for its low water needs. Roul invested in a railing system on a small plot, doubling his plant capacity. Initial yields were low, but organic methods improved production significantly. His farm now generates substantial income from fruit and sapling sales.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

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