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Bigg Boss 20: Uditi Singh reveals her parents didn’t support her relationship with Karan Wahi; says, ‘We had 10 years age gap and they didn’t want me to date an actor’

Bigg Boss 20 contestant Uditi Singh recently opened up about her past relationship with actor Karan Wahi during a conversation with fellow contestants Gullu and Aman Gandhi. She recalled how she first came to Mumbai to meet her then-boyfriend and revealed that her parents were not comfortable with their relationship.
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Rani Mukerji's mother's funeral: Shah Rukh Khan, Alia Bhatt, Karan Johar, Anil Kapoor arrive to pay last respects

In a heartbreaking turn of events, Rani Mukerji's mother, Krishna Mukerji, has died at seventy-five, as confirmed by Yash Raj Films, which also asked for family privacy. Friends from the film industry, including Shah Rukh Khan, gathered to pay their respects at the funeral on Tuesday. Krishna was instrumental in nurturing Rani's passion for acting from an early age. Rani’s recent projects include 'Mardaani 3' and the upcoming film 'King.'
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For Brazil, there’s never a friendly game: Carlo Ancelotti

India may not have good experience of playing world class opponents, but it’s important for us to know how they play, says Selecao coach Ancelotti
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'The Ba***ds Of Bollywood' Season 2: Aryan's show to film

"The Ba***ds of Bollywood" Season 2 will begin filming in March 2027, with Lakshya, Bobby Deol, Sahher Bambba and the entire cast returning. Aryan Khan's directorial debut series, produced by Gauri Khan, aired its first season in September 2025. Season 2's plot details remain undisclosed, though production is reportedly moving forward per Variety India.
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Psychology explains that people who smell books before reading them do not do it just for fun

Smelling books is a common behavior linked to the chemistry of paper and memory. Volatile organic compounds released during paper degradation produce different scents related to a book's age and material. Researchers have created the Historic Book Odour Wheel to classify and understand these variations. Unpleasant smells can indicate potential issues like mold or water damage requiring attention. Preservation techniques are available to help maintain the integrity of valuable books.
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5 daily habits that make kids feel deeply valued

Five everyday habits, listening closely, noticing effort, creating rituals, asking about small moments and including children in family life, can help children feel heard, respected and genuinely valued.
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10 legendary tigers of India and why they became famous

India is home to more wild tigers than any other country on earth, but out of the thousands roaming its forests, a handful have genuinely become household names, tigers whose stories tourists still swap over campfires and forest officials still talk about years after they're gone. Some earned their fame through sheer size and dominance, others through motherhood records that seem almost unbelievable, and a few through single, dramatic moments caught on camera that turned them into household names overnight.
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Andhra Pradesh school holiday today: Schools, Anganwadi centres shut in 6 districts due to heavy rain

Schools in six districts of Andhra Pradesh will remain closed today due to heavy rainfall and a deep depression. Employees' leave has been cancelled as disaster-response teams are deployed in vulnerable areas. Heavy rain is expected in several districts, along with strong winds along the coast. The Indian Meteorological Department is monitoring the deep depression's movements closely. Students and parents are advised to follow instructions from local authorities and schools.
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UP Transformation Dialogues – Gorakhpur Summit: Ravi Kishan says Eastern UP is witnessing an “unprecedented resurgence”

At the UP Transformation Dialogues summit in Gorakhpur, the focus was on the region's significant development prospects and economic advancements. Key discussions led by policymakers and industry leaders revolved around improvements in infrastructure, connectivity, and healthcare. Actor Ravi Kishan pointed out the critical need for generating local employment to reduce youth outmigration. The event also emphasized fostering traditional crafts like terracotta as a means of enhancing rural job opportunities.
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“We must protect our Himalayas”: Sri Sri Ravi Shankar on why Himalayas need urgent protection and what it means for India’s mountain tourism

The recent flash floods in Nepal highlighted the delicate balance of the Himalayan ecosystem, revealing its susceptibility to natural disasters. Sri Sri Ravi Shankar has called for urgent action to protect these vital areas through initiatives like the Himalay Unnati Mission, which fosters collaboration among scientists and local communities for improved disaster readiness. The Mission Green Himalayas project has successfully planted over 2.2 million trees, boosting the area's ecological strength.
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Opposition protest over textbook errors, MMDR Act stalls House again

Opposition protest over textbook errors, MMDR Act stalls House again
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TOI’s UP Transformation Dialogues – Gorakhpur Summit: Gallantt Ispat CEO Mayank Agrawal on why Eastern UP is becoming an investment destination

Eastern Uttar Pradesh is emerging as a key player in terms of infrastructure and investment potential. The area has seen substantial enhancements in law enforcement and connectivity. With a vast consumer population of approximately 25 crore, the region presents excellent business opportunities. However, despite a rise in skilled labor, there is still a need for targeted skills development.
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No orientation, one-day review: How 1,731 errors found their way into school textbooks

An RTI disclosure has revealed serious gaps in the preparation and vetting of Odisha’s new school textbooks, including the absence of formal orientation for writers, inadequate review timelines and weak quality checks, shedding fresh light on how 1,731 errors slipped into books for Classes I to VIII.
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Study finds the missing link behind long COVID fatigue and brain fog

A recent study indicates that long COVID has measurable effects on dopamine-releasing neurons in the brain. These effects are linked to symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, and reduced motivation. Researchers observed significant dopamine loss in specific brain areas correlating with various patient symptoms. The team plans to conduct clinical trials to evaluate treatments targeting dopamine pathways. Findings provide hope for effective therapies for long COVID patients.
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Bengaluru triple murder case: 2,085-page chargesheet filed against techie daughter, live-in partner

In a shocking development, Bengaluru police have presented a detailed 2,085-page preliminary chargesheet for the KR Pura triple murder case. This case centers around techie Shwetha S and her boyfriend Kenneth, accused of killing her own family. The extensive document features testimonies from 110 witnesses along with forensic data. Authorities remain on the lookout for additional evidence, including important CCTV confirmation.
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