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He's like an angel, but he's as tough as a killer: Trump praises PM Modi

He's like an angel, but he's as tough as a killer: Trump praises PM Modi
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Like an angel, but is a tough trader: Trump decodes PM Modi's persona

Like an angel but is a tough trader Trump decodes PM Modis persona
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Samantha Ruth Prabhu praises Tamil Nadu CM Vijay after meeting him

Samantha Ruth Prabhu met C Joseph Vijay on Wednesday and later shared a heartfelt note on social media, praising his transition from cinema to politics and calling his journey an inspiration for many. Sharing pictures from their meeting on Instagram, Samantha expressed her admiration for Vijay's decision to step into public service after a successful film career.
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5.3-million-year-old 'whale graveyard' has been hiding at the bottom of the Indian Ocean: Scientists call it 'unexpected'

Researchers discovered a vast whale graveyard in the Indian Ocean's Diamantina Zone, containing 476 fossil cetaceans and five modern whale-fall communities. This site, active for at least 5.3 million years, provides a unique window into deep-sea ecosystems and carbon sequestration, with many species potentially new to science.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
FIFA World Cup 2026: Harry Kane's heartwarming love story with wife Katie Goodland- From childhood sweethearts to parents of four

England captain Harry Kane's enduring love story with childhood sweetheart Katie Goodland, beginning at primary school, is a heartwarming tale amidst the FIFA World Cup 2026. Their journey from school friends to parents of four highlights a grounded partnership that thrives despite fame's pressures, proving true love can conquer all.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Clothes still smell after washing? These everyday kitchen ingredients can remove stubborn sweat odour


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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Korean proverb of the day: “If you are hard up for something, it will...”

Korean proverbs offer timeless wisdom, with "If you are hard up for something, it will open up" highlighting the power of determination. This saying emphasizes that persistent effort and unwavering hope can reveal hidden opportunities and solutions, even when facing significant challenges. It encourages individuals to persevere, as dedication often leads to unexpected breakthroughs and personal growth.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
How to recognize manipulation: 5 life skills parents must teach children

Influence is a powerful tool. While good influence can take someone so far in life, bad or unhealthy influence, on the other hand, can lead to negative consequences. When someone tries to put a wrong influence, it’s called manipulation. Manipulation can be subtle. Even many adults fail to recognize it at times. It is because manipulation doesn’t look like that the person is putting obvious pressure. Sometimes manipulation is disguised as friendship, guilt or urgency. This is why helping children recognize manipulative behavior from a young age is an important responsibility. Here are five important lessons parents can teach:Urgency is a warning sign Manipulation often begins with a sense of urgency. It may sound like “decide now” or “don’t think too much,” but such phrases put pressure to react quickly instead of thinking clearly about a situation. Teach your child that they never have to make an important decision when they feel rushed. A safe person will respect their need for time, while someone trying to control them may push them to answer immediately. Teach kids to firmly reply, “ I need time to think.” Learning to pause before responding is a powerful thing one can do. Recognize the feelings behind the wordsManipulation is not always easy to spot. Sometimes the words may sound harmless, but the feeling behind them can tell children something is wrong. Teach children that if they feel pressured to agree, guilty for saying no or confused about what they really want, then they don’t have to ignore the discomfort. Just because someone is friendly or sounds convincing, doesn’t mean their intentions are good. This isn’t about making children doubt everyone, it’s about teaching them that their feelings are important signals. Kindness is not the same as giving in Kindness is a super power, and children are often taught to be kind. However, the kindest children are often the most targeted. This is why children need to understand that kindness does not mean always agreeing with others. Manipulative people may try to take advantage of a child's kindness and say, “You’ll do it for me, right?” In these situations, a child who always remains kind may feel guilty to say no and thus may even end up in unwanted situations. Make it clear to children that kindness has limits. Teach them what real no sound likeFor many children, saying “No” comes with a feeling of disappointing others or appearing rude. They may soften their answer, over-explain, or agree to things they are uncomfortable with just to keep someone happy. Teach your child that a clear boundary does not need a long explanation or an apology. No long explanations, no apologies, and no “maybe.” Teach them that “No” means “No.” A confident “no” can sound like, “ No, I’m not doing that.”Disappointing someone is not the same as hurting them Many children fear saying no because they don’t want to upset anyone. They feel that disappointing someone is wrong. Manipulators often say phrases like, “If you really cared about me, you would do it.” but children must understand that disappointing others is sometimes about protecting their own boundaries. Teach children that they are allowed to make respectful choices that feel right to them, even if someone else doesn’t like those choices.Children need to understand that healthy relationships feel respectful Children often learn about relationships by observing the people around them. While they are taught to be friendly, sharing, and caring, they also need to understand what respect looks like in a relationship. A healthy relationship does not depend on fear, guilt, pressure, or making someone feel responsible for another person’s happiness. A good friend, family member, or trusted person will listen, respect boundaries, and accept when someone says no. Helping children recognize respect early teaches them an important lesson: kindness should feel safe, not stressful. This understanding helps them build healthier friendships and protect themselves from unhealthy influence as they grow.
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Massive asteroid 1997 NC1 to make closest approach to Earth in nearly 400 years on June 27


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German startup unveils solar panel that produces hydrogen without electricity; here's how it works


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The Times of IndiaScience
'The countdown begins': India-UK FTA to take effect from July 15, UK envoy calls it a 'historic moment'

India and the UK will implement their landmark free trade agreement on July 15, significantly reducing tariffs on key products like whisky and automobiles. This historic pact is set to boost bilateral trade by billions and enhance economic cooperation, with businesses having 28 days to prepare for its benefits.
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2nd ODI Live: Gurnoor Brar dismisses Saleem Safi as India close in on victory


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Women's T20 WC Live: Half-centuries from Mandhana, Verma power India to 209/5


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Messi red card debate: VAR decision sparks debate despite WC record feat

Lionel Messi scored his first World Cup hat-trick in Argentina's 3-0 win over Algeria, equalling Miroslav Klose's record of 16 goals. However, his performance was overshadowed by controversy after a studs-up tackle on Aissa Mandi, with pundits Nedum Onuoha and Ale Moreno insisting the Argentine captain was fortunate to avoid a red card. Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni hailed Messi's enduring brilliance.
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'It's a rough profession': Trump condoles death of 3 Indian seafarers during meeting with PM Modi

Prime Minister Modi and US President Trump met at the G7 Summit, prioritizing maritime security and the safety of Indian seafarers. Modi stressed the vital importance of open shipping routes, particularly the Strait of Hormuz, and commended Trump's efforts in West Asia. The leaders also discussed trade deals, signaling renewed energy in India-US relations after a period of strain.
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