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Iran to allow nuclear inspectors, use frozen assets to buy US crops: JD Vance

Iran to allow nuclear inspectors, use frozen assets to buy US crops: JD Vance
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India TodayWorld
MS Dhoni is Roger Federer of Cricket, Virat Kohli mirrors Carlos Alcaraz: Sanju Samson

MS Dhoni is Roger Federer of Cricket, Virat Kohli mirrors Carlos Alcaraz: Sanju Samson
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India TodaySports
15 students killed in fire at Lucknow building housing pet shop, animation studio

students killed in fire at Lucknow building housing pet shop animation studio
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Indians among 13 killed in Qatar gas plant explosion, 66 injured

Indians among killed in Qatar gas plant explosion injured
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CRED founder Kunal Shah to become global CEO of WhatsApp

CRED founder Kunal Shah to become global CEO of WhatsApp
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Students waited a month for NEET re-test. Couldn't they be spared 2 minutes, parents ask

Students waited a month for NEET retest Couldnt they be spared minutes parents ask
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Karnataka Police recruitment 2026: Applications begin for 1,600 Police Constable posts; direct link to apply here

Karnataka Police is recruiting 1,600 Police Constables. Applications are open until July 22, 2026, via the KEA portal. Eligibility requires PUC/Class 12 with Kannada language proficiency. The age limit is 18-33 years, with a five-year relaxation. Selected candidates will earn between Rs 37,500 and Rs 76,100 monthly. The written exam is scheduled for September 6, 2026.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
NEET re-exam 2026: Hijab screening dispute sparks tension outside Ahmedabad exam centre

Tensions flared outside an Ahmedabad NEET re-examination centre as a dispute over security checks for a female candidate wearing a hijab led to protests. Parents questioned uniform application of rules, citing instances of Hindu religious symbols being removed. Police intervened to control the situation, with political groups also present. The candidate was eventually allowed to take the exam, and the test proceeded smoothly inside.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
Is Rakhi returning to Samay's India's Got Latent Season 2?

Rakhi Sawant is reportedly set to appear on India's Got Latent Season 2, and fans are already excited. Her previous appearance in Episode 12 of Season 1 became one of the most viral moments of the show. Rakhi and Samay Raina were also recently spotted together, fuelling the speculation further.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Shoba reveals Vijay's first question to his father, SA Chandrasekhar

Following his swearing-in as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister in May 2026, Joseph Vijay shared an emotional moment with his father, S.A. Chandrasekhar. His mother, Shoba, revealed Vijay's first question was, "Have I finally fulfilled your dream?" Chandrasekhar's affirmative nod signified the culmination of a long-held political aspiration for his son, who navigated public scrutiny to achieve this milestone.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Akansha about wrestling with the fear of her career ending at 28

Akansha Ranjan Kapoor opened up about her egg freezing journey and Bollywood's ageist culture, saying "I always feel like I'm losing out on time." However, she found peace with her journey, saying "I can start at 35 and bloom at 45." She is currently awaiting the release of 'Gram Chikitsalay 2'.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Sunil Pal hits back at Samay over his brush joke

Sunil Pal fired back at Samay Raina after he revived his "aap brush kyun nahi karte?" joke at the premiere of India's Got Latent Season 2. Sunil responded with a witty Instagram reel, saying "tere muh se itni gandagi kyun nikalti hai?" Meanwhile, the show has topped Netflix India charts.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Dia Mirza recalls working 28-hour shifts without scripts as newcomer

Dia Mirza recently shared her challenging Bollywood beginnings, revealing grueling 24-28 hour workdays and being cast in multiple films without complete scripts. Unlike many trained actors, she was immediately thrown into projects, learning on the fly. Despite the tough start, her debut film 'Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein' has become a cult classic. Mirza's next project, 'Ikka', a courtroom drama, is set to release on Netflix on July 10.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Proverb of the day: "If you want happiness for an hour, take a nap. If you want happiness for a lifetime…" - the simple secret to lasting happiness


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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
10 beautiful baby girl names that mean 'Beauty' in different languages

Choosing a name for your baby girl is one of the most exciting parts of parenthood. A name stays with a child for life, which is why many parents look for one that is both beautiful and meaningful. Names that symbolize beauty, grace, and charm have remained popular across cultures for generations. If you're searching for a name that carries a lovely meaning, here are 10 baby girl names from different languages around the world that celebrate beauty in their own unique way.
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