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NTA urges NEET-UG candidates to stay calm, ignore rumours ahead of re-exam

National Testing Agency in a post on X warned against malpractice, saying, "Any attempt at malpractice will be dealt with firmly - because protecting honest, hardworking students is exactly what this is about."
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The HinduHome

Ward roadworks to be completed within 6 months to meet public expectations: Krishna Byre Gowda

A special grant of ₹2,000 crore has been released for the development of the roads in the five corporations under GBA, as announced earlier, he says
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The HinduNews

Neeraj Chopra returns to Doha with old style, sets sights on Asian Games, CWG

Neeraj Chopra returns to Doha with old style, sets sights on Asian Games, CWG
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India TodaySports

Nepal, China review ties and expand cooperation after Khanal's Beijing visit

Nepal, China review ties and expand cooperation after Khanal's Beijing visit
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India TodayWorld

Putin hails Russia-ASEAN ties as Kazan summit expands strategic partnership

Putin hails Russia-ASEAN ties as Kazan summit expands strategic partnership
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India TodayWorld

Taiwan urges US arms sale as China threat grows, envoy says

Taiwan urges US arms sale as China threat grows, envoy says
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India TodayWorld

Ukraine drones hit Moscow refinery again, forcing airport shutdowns

Ukraine drones hit Moscow refinery again, forcing airport shutdowns
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India TodayWorld

'Forced to drink urine, gave electric shocks, made to divorce husband': Pune woman alleges 15 years of abuse by Haryana 'guru'

Pune police arrested a self-styled guru and seven associates for allegedly sexually exploiting and cheating a woman. The guru, Radhamohan Mishra, reportedly subjected the victim to severe abuse for 15 years, including physical and sexual assault, and forced her to transfer property. Investigations revealed plans for an escape tunnel and recovered incriminating electronic devices and valuables.
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The Times of IndiaMost Commented

Top parenting coach shares how to teach sons to choose the right friends at every age

Having good friends is a blessing. They are the ones who support, respect and bring the best out of you. For parents, especially those raising sons, one of the biggest concerns is the kind of friendship their child forms.Top parenting coach Wendy Ologe says, the goal of parenting is not to raise a child who simply “finds good friends,” but to raise one who can recognize healthy friendships. Since the meaning of friendship changes from childhood to adulthood, so does the guidance children need. Here’s what parents need to teach sons so they choose the right friends at every age. Age 3 to 6Friendship should be full of kindness and safety. At this age, friendship is simple. According to the parenting expert, at this age, parents should teach children three things: A friend is someone who is kind, not someone who is loud, popular, or dominant.Friends do not hit, bully, hurt, or take things without asking.It is okay to move away from someone who makes you feel unsafe, scared, or sad.Age 7 to 10 This is where influence begins. As children grow older, friends start playing a bigger role in shaping their behaviour. They begin comparing themselves with others, following group habits, and seeking acceptance. At this age, teach your child these four things: Not everyone who plays with you is someone who helps you grow.Good friends encourage you to make better choices, not push you toward disrespectful behaviour.If you constantly get into trouble because of someone, that friendship needs to be questioned.Friends should respect teachers, rules, and boundaries.Age 11 to 13This is where friendship starts forming identity.The pre-teen years can be challenging because the need to belong becomes stronger. Children may start changing their behaviour to fit in or gain approval.At this stage, parents can help sons understand:You do not have to change who you are to be accepted.Being popular is not the same as having good character.Friends can influence your confidence, values, and decisions.Pay attention to: “Do I like the person I become around this friend?”Age 14 to 17Friendships can shape the direction of life.Teenage years bring greater independence. Friend groups can influence habits, communication style, priorities, and even future decisions.Parents can guide teenagers to understand:Friends influence your habits, language, discipline, and mindset.The people around you often shape the direction you move in.Setting boundaries is important, even with long-term friends.It is okay to outgrow friendships respectfully.Age 18 and above In adulthood, friendships become alignment.As young adults step into the world, they begin choosing relationships based on their own values and goals.Parents can encourage them to:Choose friends who align with their purpose, not just their comfort.Remember that the people you spend the most time with can influence your mindset and lifestyle.Build friendships that bring growth, respect, and honesty.Never compromise integrity for acceptance.Teaching Sons About Friendship Is Teaching Them About LifeThe friends children choose can influence their confidence, behaviour, values, and future. But the ultimate goal is not to pick their friends for them, it is to raise children who can recognise healthy relationships on their own.When boys learn kindness in childhood, awareness in adolescence, and wisdom in adulthood, they carry a lifelong ability to choose friendships that support who they want to become.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Central Sanskrit University launches AI & Data Science BTech course; here's how to apply

Central Sanskrit University's Nashik campus is now accepting applications for its AICTE-approved B.Tech in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science for the 2026-27 academic year. The four-year program requires Class 12 PCM and a basic Sanskrit understanding, blending AI with traditional knowledge.
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The Times of IndiaEducation

AP SSC supplementary result 2026 to be released on June 19 at 10 AM: Steps to download BSEAP Class 10 scores here

The Andhra Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (BSEAP) will release the AP SSC Advanced Supplementary examination results for 2026 tomorrow, June 19, at 10 AM. Students can check their scores online through the official results portal, Mana Mitra, or the LEAP App. The board will also announce the re-verification and re-counting process separately.
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The Times of IndiaEducation

Kannur University FYUGP 2026 trial allotment list today; here's how to check

Kannur University has released the FYUGP 2026 trial allotment list. Students can check their provisional admission status and verify application details. A correction window is open until June 23, 2026. The first official allotment list will be published on June 24, 2026. Classes are set to begin on July 6, 2026.
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The Times of IndiaEducation

Quote of the day by Frank Sinatra

Legendary crooner Frank Sinatra believed luck merely opens doors; true success hinges on talent and its skillful application. He emphasized that while fortunate breaks offer opportunities, it's individual ability and hard work that ultimately lead to achieving dreams and lasting recognition. Sinatra's own career exemplifies this, proving talent and resilience are paramount.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Raghavendra Rao faces trolls after 'Venky Anil 5' launch

Veteran director Raghavendra Rao is facing online criticism following the launch of 'Venky Anil 5'. A video of him guiding heroines during the first shot has sparked debate, with some deeming his physical interaction unnecessary. This controversy echoes a similar incident last year, reigniting discussions about his conduct on set.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Imtiaz Ali wants to bring Radha-Krishna's story to screen

Imtiaz Ali, known for romantic films, revealed he never intentionally writes love stories, adding that 'Jab We Met' was not written as one. He expressed his desire to make a film on Radha-Krishna, calling it a story with deeper philosophy beyond romance.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

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