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The collector who sees Asia as one story comes to Chennai
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Tamil Nadu CM Vijay reviews preparations for expansion of ‘Vettri Payanam’ scheme

The CM had recently announced that the free bus travel scheme for women, previously called Vidiyal Payanam, would be expanded to Express, LSS, Deluxe, Mofussil Ordinary, and Ghat Ordinary buses
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How run clubs are getting the city moving


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Starbucks to set up Global Capability Centre in Chennai, create 800 jobs

“A global brand of Starbucks’ stature choosing Chennai to establish its Global Capability Centre is a strong endorsement of our talent, our capabilities, and the business environment we are building in Tamil Nadu,” said Minister S. Keerthana
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Hundreds of flights affected as air traffic control glitch hits UK airports again

Hundreds of flights affected as air traffic control glitch hits UK airports again
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Xi to visit Washington for high-stakes Trump summit on trade and security

Xi to visit Washington for high-stakes Trump summit on trade and security
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Three South Korean officers injured in DMZ blast amid border tensions

Three South Korean officers injured in DMZ blast amid border tensions
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Merz vows to stay on after state poll losses shake CDU authority

Merz vows to stay on after state poll losses shake CDU authority
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Urmila leads new OTT series: actor plays IIT principal in drama

Urmila Matondkar returns to acting after over a decade with two projects: an untitled IIT-set series by Divyanshu Malhotra and Puneet Batra (mid-2027, playing a principal), and revenge thriller 'Tiwari' (February 2027), co-starring JD Chakravarthy and Gauahar Khan, about a wrongfully jailed woman seeking her framers.
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Why Some People Arrive Early? Psychology links habit to precrastination; anxiety management

Getting to work before the clock strikes nine often reveals more than mere dedication; it can be linked to deeper psychological motivations. People might rush to finish subgoals to lessen their mental burden, a behavior known as 'precrastination.' This early arrival not only creates a buffer to manage anxiety but allows individuals to quietly reflect and gear up for the day ahead.
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Psychology says teenagers who stop sharing everything with parents aren't necessarily losing their bond

As teenagers begin to assert their independence, their desire for privacy naturally increases. This urge for privacy should not be mistaken for secrecy; rather, it reflects their need for autonomy. Parents can enhance their bond by respecting this privacy while also engaging in open and honest conversations. It's crucial to remain attentive to any significant shifts in behavior, as these may indicate underlying struggles that the teen might face.
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Meet 'Little Einstein' Laurent Simons: 16-year-old PhD holder now researching how to slow human ageing

At just 16 years old, Laurent Simons has achieved remarkable academic feats, completing a PhD in theoretical quantum physics and diving into a second doctorate in medical science and artificial intelligence. His groundbreaking research aims to unravel the mysteries of ageing and enhance human longevity. Despite his extraordinary intellect, he embraces the joys of typical teenage life in-between his studies, showcasing a well-rounded personality.
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Moogdayo’s face reveal goes viral with 20 million views as CDawgVA defends VTuber from online mockery

The face reveal of VTuber Moogdayo on X attracted almost twenty million views, following her recent appearance at VExpo in the UK. While some users criticized her looks, others defended her. Creator CDawgVA stood up for Moogdayo, emphasizing the importance of kindness in the online community. This incident illustrates how public visibility can lead to both admiration and harsh judgment.
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Ontario couple’s C$200 yard-sale find, an E J Hughes painting, sells for C$402,500

An Ontario couple bought a landscape painting for C$200 at a rural yard sale in 2001, unaware it was by renowned Canadian artist E.J. Hughes. Six years later, Lake Okanagan was identified as his work and sold for C$402,500. Hughes, known for his detailed British Columbia landscapes, later saw his paintings fetch millions at auction.
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