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Your baby is crying and you don't know why: Here are the 8 common reasons experts want every parent to know

You have fed them. Changed them. Rocked them for what feels like hours. And still, the crying does not stop. If you are a new parent, this moment can feel overwhelming, exhausting, and even frightening. But here is something important to understand: your baby is not crying to trouble you. They are talking to you. It is the only language they have. Crying is a baby's principal means of communicating with the outside world, and infants communicate their needs through cries, which often differ for various reasons. In fact, Spanish researchers who studied adults' ability to recognise the cause of a baby's cry found that even though the main reasons are hunger, pain, anger, and fear, adults, especially first-time parents, cannot easily identify which emotion is behind the tears. So let us make it easier. Here are the 8 most common reasons your baby cries and what you can do about each one.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Do you prefer red-eye flights? 5 smart tips to avoid feeling exhausted after an overnight journey

Red-eye flights offer cost savings and extra daytime, but can disrupt your body clock. To combat fatigue, prepare by getting enough sleep beforehand. Make your seat comfortable with aids like neck pillows and eye masks. Be mindful of caffeine and alcohol intake, and limit screen time due to blue light. Upon arrival, embrace natural sunlight to reset your internal clock and avoid long daytime naps.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Optical illusion challenge: Can you count all the hidden dogs? only sharp-eyed observers get it right

A viral optical illusion is challenging internet users to count hidden dogs, with many struggling to spot all the animals. The puzzle cleverly uses outlines and shadows to deceive the brain, highlighting how our minds simplify visual information. Experts suggest changing your approach by examining the image methodically to improve observation skills. These brain teasers, while entertaining, can enhance concentration and visual perception.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

MLC: Pollard holds nerve as MI New York edge Seattle Orcas in thriller

MI New York defeated Seattle Orcas by five runs in a thrilling Major League Cricket contest. Quinton de Kock's 61 guided MINY to 132/8 before Romario Shepherd's 3/16 restricted Seattle's chase. Marcus Stoinis fought with 36, while Jasdeep Singh's late assault sparked hopes, but Kieron Pollard held his nerve in the final over.
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The Times of IndiaCricket

'We were fortunate': Martinez defends VAR review; Croatia coach laments 'bad refereeing'

Portugal coach Roberto Martinez defended the VAR decisions in his side's dramatic 2-1 World Cup win over Croatia, insisting "there were no bad decisions" and backing the use of ball technology. Croatia boss Zlatko Dalic criticised the officiating as "very bad refereeing" but admitted his side had chances to win before Goncalo Ramos' stoppage-time winner.
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The Times of IndiaSports

Riyad Mahrez retires from international football after Algeria's FIFA World Cup exit

Algeria's captain, Riyad Mahrez, has retired from international football after their World Cup exit. The 35-year-old's illustrious career, marked by 119 caps and the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations triumph, concluded with a 2-0 loss to Switzerland. Mahrez leaves behind a legacy of 40 goals and 45 assists, solidifying his status as an African football great. His departure signals the end of a significant era for Algerian football.
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The Times of IndiaSports

Scientists found ancient teeth smaller than a fingertip; they are rewriting early primate history

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The Times of IndiaWorld

India's services sector growth falls to 17-month low as hiring stalls, demand weakens

India's services sector experienced a significant slowdown in June, reaching a 17-month low due to weakening domestic demand and subdued hiring. While export orders provided a bright spot, overall business activity moderated. This trend also impacted the broader private sector, with the composite PMI indicating slower growth. Despite the cooling, the sector remains in expansionary territory.
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The Times of IndiaBusiness

Govt orders removal of 3 apps being 'misused' in remotely disabling e-rickshaws

Authorities have removed two smartphone applications, including the Chinese BAT-BMS app, from app stores following reports of e-rickshaws being remotely disabled. These apps, designed for battery management, were allegedly exploited to disrupt vehicles by connecting to unsecured Bluetooth-enabled battery systems. The government is urging app stores to enhance scrutiny to prevent the availability of such potentially harmful applications.
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World Leaders Expected In Tehran For Khamenei State Funeral

Several world leaders and senior officials are expected in Tehran for the funeral of former Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, underscoring the significance of the event on the global stage.