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Live: India win sailing silver, women's team get squash bronze

Live India win sailing silver womens team get squash bronze
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Fresh rift at Tata Trusts: Vijay Singh seeks inquiry into SDTT's Tata Sons role

Fresh rift at Tata Trusts Vijay Singh seeks inquiry into SDTTs Tata Sons role
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Hero Indian Captain on flydubai prevented a Second 9/11 terror attack, saved 174

Hero Indian Captain on flydubai prevented a Second terror attack saved
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Shashthi Shraddh 2026: Who should perform tarpan and when; step-by-step home vidhi

Shashthi Shraddh will be observed on 1 October 2026, which is the sixth day of Pitru Paksha. Families will conduct rituals to honor ancestors who passed away on Shashthi tithi. The rituals traditionally include offerings of tarpan, which can be performed by male family members or daughters. It is important to observe specific timings and offer food to animals and Brahmins.
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SIR, 'vote chori' row: Is it time for Congress and INDIA bloc to take a leaf out of CJP's playbook?

The INDIA bloc, under Congress's leadership, is gearing up for a vigorous campaign against electoral misconduct and the Election Commission's authority. Their strategy includes widespread protests and a pivotal 'Save Democracy March' to elevate public consciousness while pressuring for essential reforms. Additionally, the bloc intends to approach the Supreme Court about ongoing electoral challenges. Among their key proposals are reinstating ballot voting and refining voter registration methods.
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When SRK recalled breaking the teeth of modern school students, being called ‘Mail Gaadi’

Shah Rukh Khan fondly reflects on his spirited school years at St. Columba's School, where he was affectionately nicknamed 'Mail Gaadi'. He recalls his playful antics during lessons and recently visited the school, engaging with current students and promising to return with his son. The actor, whose upcoming film 'King' releases on December 24, 2026, showcases his deep-rooted ties to Delhi as part of his remarkable journey to fame.
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AI can plan your holiday in seconds. But can it actually plan a trip that works?

The itinerary looks almost too good to be true. Breakfast at one place, a famous museum after lunch, sunset at another landmark and dinner across town, all neatly arranged by a chatbot in seconds. Then comes the reality check: the museum is closed that day, the transfer takes twice as long as expected, or the activity costs more than the budget you gave the AI.That is the strange new reality of planning a holiday with artificial intelligence. AI can research destinations, compare options and build an itinerary before you have even opened a travel website. So while AI is becoming a powerful travel-planning tool, the question is no longer simply whether it can build an itinerary. It is whether that itinerary can actually work once you leave home.In an interaction with Times of India, Chirag Agarwal, Co-founder, TravClan explains what travellers are using AI for, where AI-generated itineraries can fall short and why human judgement still matters when a holiday moves from a chatbot to the real world.
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CTO's work rule changed when a client's dashboard stayed broken for over 2 days; what happened next was not expected

A new Chief Technology Officer implemented strict office hours and eliminated flexible work arrangements. This change led to significant operational issues when an emergency arose over the weekend. Employees adhered to the new rules, resulting in unnoticed problems that lasted for over sixty hours. The company quickly realized the importance of previously unrecognized contributions from employees. A new on-call system and hybrid work arrangement were then introduced in response.
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Harsh Goenka shares ‘simple rules’ for success, internet says 'perfect list'

Harsh Goenka recently shared on X a list of habits that he believes are crucial for achieving success. His recommendations include being courteous in speech, making wise dietary choices, and ensuring adequate sleep. While many found his advice practical, others questioned its true impact on success. This sparked a broader discussion about the essence of success and how challenging it can be to maintain such habits consistently.
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‘Can we have a quick call?’ and 5 other most dreaded messages at work

There's a very specific kind of dread that sets in the moment a notification like "Can we have a quick call?" pops up on your screen, especially if it's from your manager and arrives with zero context attached. Your brain doesn't wait for more information; it jumps straight to worst-case scenarios, replaying every recent mistake and half-finished task in a matter of seconds. Workplace psychologists have pointed out that this kind of reaction isn't really about the message itself; it's about how little context most of these messages give us, leaving our minds to fill in the blanks with whatever we're already anxious about. Here are six messages that reliably send a small jolt of panic through almost anyone's day.
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Kynan Chenai's golden charm: How father's 30-yr-old gun helped him win Asiad gold

Kynan Chenai won Asian Games mixed team trap gold with Neeru Dhanda using a 30-year-old gun borrowed from his father Darius Chenai, a two-time national trap champion who won both his titles with the same barrel. Kynan calls his father one of his biggest inspirations and the biggest support in his shooting career. From Rio 2016 to his Los Angeles 2028 goal, Kynan says he is “more hungry” now.
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Asian Games: India win women’s team squash bronze after Anahat Singh’s heartbreak

India's women's squash team claimed a bronze medal after facing a 1-2 defeat from Hong Kong in the semifinals. Anahat Singh's match was intense, yet she fell short despite holding match points. Tanvi Khanna fought back to equalise, but ultimately, Joshna Chinappa couldn't secure victory against Ho Tze Lok in the decisive match. This result contributes to India's notable achievement of four squash medals at the Aichi-Nagoya Games.
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