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IND vs PAK hockey live score: India beat Pakistan in 7-goal thriller

IND vs PAK hockey live score: India beat Pakistan in 7-goal thriller
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India TodaySports
Cyberattack hits Iran's card operations at 3 major banks, restoration underway

Cyberattack hits Iran's card operations at 3 major banks, restoration underway
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India TodayWorld
Pezeshkian's Pakistan visit spotlights Iran-US peace roadmap

Pezeshkian's Pakistan visit spotlights Iran-US peace roadmap
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India TodayWorld
Iran-Pakistan talks, India-China message mark a day of regional diplomacy

Iran-Pakistan talks, India-China message mark a day of regional diplomacy
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'People actually stop working': Indian woman shares the European habit she wishes India had

An Indian expat in Germany, Himani Sharma, shares a profound cultural shift: Europe's ability to truly switch off after work. Unlike India, where work often intrudes on personal time, European evenings see shops close and people dedicate themselves to life beyond the office. Sharma highlights how this fosters deeper connections and present moments, a lesson she plans to carry forward to her next destination.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
Every child needs these 4 social skills before age 10 to feel confident and included

Social skills aren’t something that a child automatically picks up. These skills are learned through guidance, everyday interactions, and observations. Just like children learn to read, write, or solve problems, they also need support in learning how to communicate, connect, and understand others. By age 10 these skills become all the more important because from this age if a child struggles to fit in, it affects their confidence as well. Here are four important social skills every child needs before age 10.How to join a group without feeling awkwardFor children, walking up to a group of kids and joining their game can feel like a big challenge. In these cases, approaching is what matters. Parents can teach children to pause and observe first. Encourage them to notice what other children are playing or what they are talking about. Instead of simply asking, “Can I play?”, they can try connecting with what is already happening: “I like your game. Can I play too?”How to disagree without losing the friendshipChildren often see disagreements as bigger than they are. A small argument during play can feel like a friendship is ending. Teaching children how to disagree respectfully helps them understand that different opinions do not mean losing a friend. From a young age, parents should introduce children to the fact that two people can like different things. This does not mean parents should teach children to avoid conflict. It’s about teaching children that disagreement can happen without conflict, especially teenagers. How to read more than just words Even many adults struggle with this skill, but understanding body language and small signals is an important social skill. A child who keeps talking even when someone has lost interest may not realise what is happening. Teach children to notice when someone is looking away repeatedly, turning their body away, giving very short responses, or seems uncomfortable. How to communicate during difficult moments Sometimes children are aware of what they’re feeling but they struggle to express it. Giving children simple phrases to practice at home can make difficult moments feel easier. Knowing how to express themselves can save children from many uncomfortable situations. For example; If they feel pressured, they should be able to say “I don’t want to do it.” These simple but firm responses can help children feel prepared instead of helpless. Why social skills matter for children Social skills aren’t just about making new friends. They influence how a child communicates, how he solves everyday problems, handles emotions, and understands people around them. These skills also play an important role in confidence. Ultimately, a child who learns how to listen, express themselves, cooperate, and handle disagreements is better prepared for everyday situations.Social confidence takes practice, not pressure Many parents worry when their child is not the first one to make friends or speak up in a group. But social confidence does not develop overnight. Children need time, encouragement, and repeated chances to practise.Instead of labelling a child as “shy” or “not social”, parents can focus on the specific skill they need help with. A child may not need to become more outgoing, they may simply need to learn how to start a conversation, express their thoughts, or handle uncomfortable moments.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Tomorrowland Thailand 2026 is just a short flight away: Here’s how Indian travellers can plan the perfect trip

Tomorrowland is set to debut in Thailand in December 2026, offering Indian travelers a more accessible and integrated festival experience. Beyond the music in Chonburi, the article highlights exploring Bangkok's vibrant culture, the coastal charm of Pattaya, and extending the trip to natural wonders like Krabi or the cultural richness of Chiang Mai.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Iran rushes to sell oil to India after Trump sanctions waiver - all you need to know

Data from Vortexa, combined with Bloomberg calculations, show that around 68 million barrels of crude and condensate were floating at sea as of June 22. More than 80% of that volume does not appear to have a confirmed destination, potentially making it available for sale.
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The Times of IndiaBusiness
Dhurandhars or traitors: How Shinde’s 'Op Tiger' has changed Maharashtra’s power dynamics

Maharashtra's political scene is rapidly changing, as the recent defection of six Uddhav Sena MPs to Eknath Shinde's faction under 'Operation Tiger' highlights. This trend reflects a broader pattern seen in Trinamool Congress and AAP, where the anti-defection law is being sidestepped, and parties blatantly promote shifts in loyalty. The fear of the Samajwadi Party and the NCP being the next targets in this game of defections shows the vulnerability of regional parties in this political maneuvering.
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The Times of IndiaTop Stories
How hydration breaks are reshaping matches at the 2026 FIFA World Cup

FIFA’s mandatory hydration breaks at the World Cup, under the guise of player welfare, have sparked debate. While introduced for all matches regardless of weather and conditions, coaches and players argue they disrupt momentum and alter football’s rhythm. Beyond altering the game, the breaks also create significant advertising inventory for broadcasters with Fox Sports in the USA expected to rake in $250 million. At the end of the day, do the commercial interests outweigh the sporting considerations?
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The Times of IndiaTop Stories
India, China, Iraq: How Iran's frozen billions across the world are trapped in a sanctions maze


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The Times of IndiaTop Stories
Ukraine's 'army of witches' helping hunt Russian troops in occupied lands — Report

The intelligence collected by these operatives has become a key component of Ukraine's so-called "middle-strike" campaign, a sustained drone offensive targeting Russian command posts, logistics hubs, air-defence systems and troop concentrations behind the front line. Resistance members identify locations, verify coordinates and relay information through encrypted channels before Ukrainian forces launch strikes.
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The Times of IndiaTop Stories
'His body is fragile': Ex-India star raises concern over Hardik Pandya's 2027 WC chances

Former India cricketer Mohammad Kaif expressed concern over Hardik Pandya's persistent fitness issues, highlighting a lack of transparency regarding his injuries. Kaif questioned Pandya's long-term availability for future tournaments, including the 2027 ODI World Cup. Meanwhile, Kaif supported the selectors' decision to pick Ishan Kishan over Yashasvi Jaiswal for the England ODI series, citing Kishan's versatility and current form.
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The Times of IndiaTop Stories
Contempt case: Kerala HC gives former KPCC chief 10 more days to appear

Contempt case: Kerala HC gives former KPCC chief 10 more days to appear
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SC issues notice to Assam on Shyamkanu bail plea in Zubeen death case

SC issues notice to Assam on Shyamkanu bail plea in Zubeen death case
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