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Asian Games: India set up gold medal clash vs Pakistan after crushing Sri Lanka in semis

Asian Games: India set up gold medal clash vs Pakistan after crushing Sri Lanka in semis
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India TodaySports
Highlights: India defeat Sri Lanka by 124 runs, set up final vs Pakistan

Highlights: India defeat Sri Lanka by 124 runs, set up final vs Pakistan
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India TodaySports
You're not going to die today: Israeli flyer to Indian pilot amid flydubai attack

Youre not going to die today Israeli flyer to Indian pilot amid flydubai attack
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India TodayHome
Live: India lead 2-0 vs Pakistan in hockey, Ganesh secures archery bronze

Live India lead vs Pakistan in hockey Ganesh secures archery bronze
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India TodayHome
Venus Retrograde October 2026: Astro rules guide texting and dating; big decisions wait

Venus will go retrograde in Scorpio from October 3, 2026, affecting attractions and trust in relationships. This period may see the return of old partners and necessitate clear communication. On October 19, Venus will shift back into Libra, prompting questions about partnership balance and efforts. Mercury will also turn retrograde on October 24, which may lead to miscommunication and revisiting past issues.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Two Of Swords For October 1: Tarot urges ending long stalemates; honest answers matter more

October 1 is marked by the Two of Swords Tarot card, indicating a period of indecision and stalemate. Mercury in Scorpio urges the need for clarity and delving into overlooked details. Important discussions around relationships or finances that have been delayed may finally need to occur. Additionally, decisions related to career and money should be addressed promptly to avoid further procrastination.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
October 1 Personality Guide: Numerology decodes traits and life paths; from love to spiritual growth

People born on October 1 embody the characteristics of Birth Number 1, revealing leadership and individuality. They often prefer independence and seek to express their opinions while maintaining relationships. October 1-born individuals excel in careers that allow for initiative and decision-making, particularly in entrepreneurship and management. Health and well-being are important, as balancing work and personal life can be challenging.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Traits Of V-Name Individuals: Numerology links V with Venus energy; guidance on love and work

People whose names start with V tend to be warm-hearted and possess strong relational skills. They thrive in creative professions that require engaging with others. Yet, they might struggle with the equilibrium of giving and receiving affection. For their emotional health, effective communication and emotional balance are crucial. Their journey toward spiritual maturity often includes lessons on detachment and taking time to appreciate their present situations.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
I am living proof that Indian-origin players can reach highest level: Dhorasoo

I am living proof that Indian-origin players can reach highest level: Dhorasoo
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The Times of IndiaMost Shared
Ancy Sojan trolled over hair, jewellery after Asian Games silver; Kerala athletics body vows action

Ancy Sojan, the long jumper, encountered harsh criticism regarding her appearance after her competition in Nagoya. Many trolls directed their negativity towards her fashion and jewelry choices, suggesting they were reasons for her missing the gold medal. In response, the Kerala State Athletics Association launched a supportive campaign for Ancy.
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The Times of IndiaMost Shared
Chameleons drawn to vineyards face deadly risk from mechanical harvesting, scientists warn


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The Times of IndiaScience
'Hanuman Ansh' BO Day 56 [LIVE]: Neem Kaorli Baba biopic eyes Rs 315 crore milestone

‘Hanuman Ansh’ continues its theatrical run on Day 56, with the Vishal Chaturvedi-directed spiritual biopic nearing the Rs 315 crore mark in India net collections. After an extended run that saw the film register its strongest weeks between Weeks 4 and 7, the Shobhinaw Satyaa-starrer has maintained momentum beyond its eighth week.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Upasana alleges CINTAA’s Rs 90 lakh FDs lakh fixed deposits were accessed without consent

Upasana Singh has brought to light troubling accusations of financial mismanagement within the Cine and Television Artistes’ Association. She claims that funds were improperly withdrawn from CINTAA's fixed deposits without the consent of its members. According to Singh, the accounts were required to remain inactive until a properly elected committee takes charge.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Drishyam The Conclusion: Ajay says it beats 2 and is original

At FICCI Frames 2026, Ajay Devgn said he watched "Drishyam The Conclusion" and believes it beats "Drishyam 2." Unlike the earlier remakes, the film is an original story. He wanted Mohanlal to see it, but the actor is on holiday. It releases October 2, with advance bookings above Rs. 25 crore.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
‘You’ll be lucky to have a doctor’: Indian pilot Smit Machchhar’s old words take eerie turn after Dr Shota Musayev treats him mid-flight

On a recent Flydubai journey, Captain Smit Machchhar experienced a disturbing assault within the cockpit. In a remarkable act, he opened the cockpit door to seek help from passengers. Dr. Shota Musayev, an Israeli dentist, stepped up to provide essential medical aid, stabilizing Machchhar as the flight made a safe landing. This incident underlines the vital role of trained cabin crew and medical professionals during emergencies.
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