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UP school teacher shot dead by ex-lover before students; he then kills himself

UP school teacher shot dead by exlover before students he then kills himself
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Live: Badminton medal eludes India women, cricket team eyes gold

Live Badminton medal eludes India women cricket team eyes gold
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IND vs SL live: India win toss, opt to bat first in gold medal match

IND vs SL live India win toss opt to bat first in gold medal match
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DMK's Autumn: From Kallakudi's rails to the smartphone trap

DMKs Autumn From Kallakudis rails to the smartphone trap
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Prabhas’ ‘Fauzi’ release postponed, makers promise a ‘Baahubali’-scale film

The anticipated release of Prabhas's war-action spectacle, 'Fauzi,' has been delayed by the film's creators. While no new release date has been confirmed, the film is now projected for arrival in 2027. The production team assures that the film will boast an impressive scale akin to the 'Baahubali' franchise, allowing for extra time to perfect this monumental project.
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India's wildlife calendar is back to tigers and trails: 9 National parks and tiger reserves to visit as they reopen after monsoon rains

October is the month when the skies clear up after heavy monsoon rains in India, bringing in pleasant weather, plush blue skies, and mesmerising sunsets. But apart from the serene weather, it is also a time when wild animals come out of their dens after the mud and trees dry up after the rains, in search of food and to soak themselves in subtle sunlight.So, every year around this time, India's wildlife lovers also look forward to making the most of the time and visiting Wildlife National Parks, after months of closed gates, muddy trails, and safaris put on pause as the country's forests finally get ready to welcome visitors again.The closure of these forests during monsoons is a necessary pause that lets tiger reserves recover, gives animals breeding season privacy, and allows roads and safari tracks to be repaired after heavy rains. For travellers, though, it also means a long wait finally comes to an end.This is also the best time to visit these places, packed with lush post-monsoon greenery and increased chances of animal sightings. Whether you're a first-time safari-goer or someone who plans an annual pilgrimage to spot a tiger in the wild, here are some National parks that reopen in October 2026:
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
How to make crispy fries without deep frying or an air fryer

The potatoes are first soaked, dried and lightly coated before being cooked over controlled heat, helping create a crisp exterior without making them greasy. Instead of cooking the fries in a large pool of oil, this method uses a shallow layer of oil and controlled heat to gradually crisp them.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
'Flying Beast' Gaurav Taneja’s pet Mau reportedly dies: What happened in his final days?

Mau, the beloved pet dog of fitness influencer Gaurav Taneja, has sadly passed away. Controversial claims about his living situation and health in his final days have emerged on social media. Fellow creator Pushpendra Choudhary has voiced concerns regarding Mau's well-being and alleged mistreatment, stirring a wave of discussions among netizens. To clarify the situation, veterinary records are essential for understanding the factors behind Mau's unfortunate demise.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
IND vs SL Gold medal match: Harmanpreet wins toss, opts to bat vs Sri Lanka


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Chetan Bhatt suffers heartbreak, loses Asian Games bronze medal on Senshu

Chetan Bhatt's hopes for a karate bronze medal were dashed in a nail-biting playoff determined by a tie-breaker rule. On a brighter note, Jay Meena marked a significant win in soft tennis, bringing pride to India. Contrarily, Aadhya Tiwari's attempt in women's singles ended in defeat. The Indian men's sepaktakraw team stumbled again in the group stage, further diminishing India's medal aspirations at the games.
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‘The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth’ trailer: Brad Pitt transforms into the ‘studio fixer’ Cliff Booth

In an exciting new spin-off film, Brad Pitt returns as Cliff Booth, showcasing a thrilling evolution from stunt double to studio fixer. The highly anticipated trailer has just been revealed, giving fans a glimpse of this exhilarating journey. Mark your calendars for the theatrical debut on November 25, followed by global streaming availability on Netflix.
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AMD hits $1 trillion market cap for the first time month after CEO Lisa Su announced to double data center sales in 2027

Advanced Micro Devices has achieved a remarkable market valuation, as evidenced by the significant rise in its share prices. This growth, primarily driven by the soaring demand for artificial intelligence chips, has resulted in a doubling of revenue within AMD's data center segment. Consequently, the company has positioned itself as a formidable contender in the fast-paced AI computing landscape.
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7pm Kalkaji Mandir visit, 7.30pm park, 8.45pm PCR call: Timeline of how 3 fake cops gang-raped Delhi teen

A 17-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped by three men in Astha Kunj Park. The accused posed as police officers and separated her from her male friend. One assailant allegedly threatened the girl with a firearm and a knife during the assault. Police received a PCR call and later apprehended one accused, Asif, after an exchange of fire.
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SSC Selection Post Phase 13: Commission says no specific data on candidates affected by exam centre changes, glitches

The SSC has disclosed that it does not have specific records of candidates affected by centre changes, cancellations and technical issues during the 2025 Selection Post Phase 13 exam. While 76,153 candidates were called for re-examinations, the commission could not provide detailed data sought through an RTI, prompting scrutiny during CIC proceedings.
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