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These are the 10 least travel-friendly countries in the world in 2026, according to a new report

For a number of travellers, a destination's charm lies in its natural beauty, culture and hospitality. But some nations remain exceptionally difficult or even dangerous to visit due to several reasons including wars, conflicts, political tension and other travel restrictions as per Tourism Review report.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

How to make your stainless steel sink shine like new

Stainless steel sinks often develop spots and streaks despite cleaning efforts. A simple method uses hot water, baking soda, and vinegar for effective cleaning. Scrubbing along the grain prevents damage and ensures a thorough clean. Drying immediately after rinsing prevents new water spots from forming. Buffing with oil adds shine and a protective layer to the sink.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Egypt has reopened the 3,400-year-old tomb of Amenhotep III after more than 20 years of restoration

The ancient tomb of Amenhotep III has reopened after a 20-year hiatus, inviting travelers to delve into Egypt's rich history. Set to coincide with the Grand Egyptian Museum's forthcoming launch, the tomb's restoration has revitalized its stunning wall art and hieroglyphs. Once a resting place for the pharaoh and his queens, this site showcases significant ancient beliefs while aiming to attract tourists eager to explore its historical treasures.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

IND U19 vs SL U19 2nd Test Live Score: India in control, Sri Lanka reeling in massive chase

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The Times of IndiaCricket

'I would have headbutted him!': Ibrahimovic blasts Paredes, asks why Spain players just watched

Zlatan Ibrahimovic strongly criticised Argentine midfielder Leandro Paredes for his actions. He stated he would have headbutted Paredes if he had been on the field. Ibrahimovic also questioned the Spanish players' lack of response to the confrontation. FIFA is investigating Paredes' conduct following the match. Paredes later expressed pride in representing his country despite the loss.
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The Times of IndiaSports

Astronomers warn millions of satellites could permanently brighten Earth's night sky

Ambitious satellite plans may significantly brighten Earth's night sky for all observers. European Southern Observatory researchers warn of potential impacts on astronomical studies. Millions of proposed satellites could collectively increase diffuse sky brightness, obscuring faint objects. Scientists suggest a balance is needed between satellite benefits and research impacts. Decisions made now will shape the future of astronomy for many years.
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The Times of IndiaScience

'How Can You Say This Is For Publicity?' High Court On Plea Against Police Action

Hearing petitions alleging "brute force" by the police against Cockroach Janta Party-led protesters marching to the Parliament has shaken the conscience of the entire nation, the Delhi High Court has issued notices to the Delhi Police and the Centre and asked for relevant records, including CCTV and other footage to be preserved.

Wednesday's hearing saw fireworks between advocates representing the petitioners and Additional Solicitor General S Raju, appearing for the Delhi Police and the Centre. Lawyers for the petitioners alleged women were molested and attacked in their private parts, batons with nails were used, police personnel had no badges, and also said they have 110 videos backing up these claims. ASG Raju countered that the crowd was unruly, policemen were injured and went on to declare that the petitions were aimed at "hogging the limelight" and garnering publicity.