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Iran President Pezeshkian visits Pakistan as Tehran-Washington roadmap advances

Iran President Pezeshkian visits Pakistan as Tehran-Washington roadmap advances
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India TodayWorld
Pune woman had tried pushing fiancee off fort 5 days earlier as well

Pune woman had tried pushing fiancee off fort days earlier as well
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India TodayHome
Will keep Hormuz open, keep all ships ready for blockade if needed: Trump

Will keep Hormuz open keep all ships ready for blockade if needed Trump
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Iran wants to sell oil to India after US waiver. Tankers are nearby, but will India buy?

Iran wants to sell oil to India after US waiver Tankers are nearby but will India buy
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Teachings Of Saturn: Article explains why Shani brings delays and challenges; offers karmic lessons


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The Times of IndiaAstrology
This is the 'Northernmost Capital on Earth' and it offers midnight sun, geothermal streets and surreal views

Sitting right on the edge of the North Atlantic, Reykjavik is a city where freezing winds and endless summer sunshine meet rugged volcanic landscapes. At about 64°N, Iceland's capital is officially the northernmost capital city of any fully independent country on Earth.It might sound like it’s cut off from the rest of the world, but it actually has a brilliant, cosmopolitan vibe. Shaped by the classic Icelandic mix of fire and ice, Reykjavik brings together Viking history and sharp, modern design. It’s a bustling cultural hub where natural geothermal heat warms the homes, and raw, untamed nature is practically on your doorstep. If you visit, you'll find a really unique mix of wild outdoors and modern city comforts.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Why is it so difficult to visit India's smallest national park?

Discover India's smallest national park, South Button Island, a remote marine gem in the Andaman Islands. Unlike typical parks, reaching this 5 sq km sanctuary requires navigating challenging geography and unpredictable sea conditions. Access is granted through authorized operators, with fees varying and dependent on weather. Planning an expedition here offers a unique adventure focused on vibrant coral reefs and marine life, far from conventional park experiences.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
From pride parades to custody battles: 9 fathers who chose their children over society's judgment

Fatherhood is often associated with providing, protecting, and guiding. But sometimes, being a father means doing something even more difficult; it means choosing love when society expects judgment, choosing acceptance when others choose criticism, and standing by your child when the world turns away. These fathers did not follow society's rules about what a father should be. Instead, they rewrote them with courage, compassion, and unconditional love. From supporting LGBTQ+ children and fighting custody battles to adopting children nobody wanted and becoming full-time caregivers, their stories remind us that the most powerful thing a father can give is acceptance.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Quote of the day by Marie Curie: "In science, we must be interested in things, not in…" - why ideas matter more than egos


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The Times of IndiaScience
Inside Earth’s ‘black box’ in Tasmania: A doomsday project built to capture the end of the modern world


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The Times of IndiaScience
Missed MBBS after NEET, Rithuparna KS now earns Rs 72.3 LPA at Rolls-Royce at 20

After failing to secure a government MBBS seat through NEET, Karnataka's Rithuparna KS chose robotics over giving up on her ambitions. A student of Sahyadri College of Engineering & Management, she built award-winning projects, collaborated on research with NITK Surathkal, and impressed Rolls-Royce during her internship. Her initial Rs 39.6 LPA offer was revised to Rs 72.3 LPA, proving that one examination does not determine a student's future or ultimate success.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
Foreign University campus in India: Do students get the same degree and experience? Expert explains

Foreign universities are establishing campuses in India, offering students international education locally. While cost and convenience are draws, experts urge caution. Students must verify program details, transfer options, and degree recognition. These new campuses could boost competition and elevate India's higher education standards, but the experience may differ from studying abroad.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
GSET 2026 notification released; check registration details, eligibility and exam pattern here

GSET 2026: The Gujarat State Nodal Agency at the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda has released the GSET 2026 information bulletin for candidates seeking eligibility for Assistant Professor posts in Gujarat. The examination will be conducted in 36 subjects on November 29, 2026, across 12 centres. The notification outlines eligibility criteria, application fees, subject-wise details and the examination pattern. Candidates can apply online, while provisional applications are also permitted for eligible postgraduate students.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
MHT CET CAP admissions 2026: 53,000 students register for CAP admissions in six professional courses, CET Cell urges early applications

More than 53,000 students have registered for the Maharashtra CET Cell’s Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for six professional and higher education courses for the 2026-27 academic year. The three-year LLB programme recorded the highest registrations, followed by the five-year LLB course. CET Cell has urged eligible candidates to complete applications before deadlines and upload all required documents correctly. Officials also advised students to regularly check the admission portal for updates and announcements.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
From STEM to STEAM: How Indian-American sisters are reimagining learning in the Sundarbans school

At Swapnopuron Shiksha Niketan in the Sundarbans, a partnership between US-based nonprofit With Our Hearts (WOH) and Katakhali Swapnopuron Welfare Society is transforming rural education through technology and experiential learning. Founded by Indian-American sisters Nisha Tara Saraiya and Nimisha Saraiya, WOH has helped establish classrooms, digital infrastructure, and computer access. The initiative is now advancing from STEM to STEAM education with science and innovation labs, robotics, coding, and hands-on learning to prepare students for future opportunities.
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The Times of IndiaEducation

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