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Asian shares mixed as AI rally offsets oil-driven inflation worries

Asian shares mixed as AI rally offsets oil-driven inflation worries
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Zelenskyy names Drapatyi as protests follow Ukraine military reshuffle

Zelenskyy names Drapatyi as protests follow Ukraine military reshuffle
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EU delegation's Chemmani visit sparks call for international mass grave probe

EU delegation's Chemmani visit sparks call for international mass grave probe
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Have govt, Congress struck a deal? Akhilesh Yadav fumes over NEET discussion

Have govt Congress struck a deal Akhilesh Yadav fumes over NEET discussion
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J&K cop killed as terrorist opens fire on patrol in Anantnag, search ops on

JK cop killed as terrorist opens fire on patrol in Anantnag search ops on
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Nepal PM Balen Shah's big climbdown, will meet India and China envoys separately

Nepal PM Balen Shahs big climbdown will meet India and China envoys separately
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Mamata cuts short Kalyan Banerjee's Martyrs' Day speech, TMC MP walks out

Mamata cuts short Kalyan Banerjees Martyrs Day speech TMC MP walks out
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Sensex tanks 700 points: 3 reasons why the stock market is falling today

Sensex tanks points reasons why the stock market is falling today
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Rakul Preet dazzles in Rs 49K Kanjeevaram saree at Ramayana Delhi event

Rakul Preet Singh attended the grand "Pratham Sankalp" event in Delhi ahead of the global trailer launch of Ramayana: Part 1, dressed in a single-tone golden yellow checkered Kanjivaram saree from homegrown label Kankatala, styled by Ami Patel. The traditional silk drape, paired with statement jewellery from Shri Paramani Jewels, comes with a price tag of Rs 49,144.
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Sudhir Pandey slams entourage costs: 'Amount spent on bottled water can make an entire film'

Veteran actor Sudhir Pandey highlighted the disparity in vanity van facilities for stars and character actors. He noted that producers often fund excessive personal expenses for leading actors. Aamir Khan previously voiced concerns about stars misusing their position for financial gains. Khan stopped producers from paying his personal staff nearly forty years ago. This practice of producers funding personal needs is now a harmful industry trend.
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Quote of the day by Priyanka Chopra

Priyanka Chopra highlights the importance of listening to children for their confidence. She believes validating young children's feelings fosters self-assurance and emotional growth. Chopra's career spans Bollywood and Hollywood, achieving international recognition. She also advocates for women's rights and education globally. The actress and her husband welcomed their daughter Malti Marie in 2022.
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Rebel Wilson WINS defamation lawsuit

An Australian court dismissed Rebel Wilson's defamation lawsuit against Charlotte MacInnes. The judge found MacInnes failed to establish serious harm to her reputation. MacInnes must now pay Wilson's legal costs following the ruling. The lawsuit involved Instagram posts concerning a film production dispute. Rebel Wilson expressed gratitude for the legal system's conclusion.
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The world’s deadliest creatures aren’t always the biggest: 10 tiny Amazon animals you should never underestimate

If you thought the Amazon Rainforest is only about venomous snakes, giant anacondas, jaguars, and caimans, this one’s for you. Because Amazon is not just about these giant creatures but you’ll be shocked to know that the forest’s most dangerous inhabitants are small enough to fit on your fingertip!
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Shakira's electrifying FIFA 2026 performance at 49 set an inspiration for women in midlife: Trainer reveals the 3 Ds that make her an epitome of fitness and 'diva energy'

Shakira delivered a powerful performance at the 2026 FIFA World Cup final. Her strength and flexibility challenge societal norms for women in midlife. Trainer Anna Kaiser emphasizes consistency, smart training, and enjoyable activities for fitness. Shakira's routine combines dance-cardio with low-weight, high-rep strength exercises. A balanced diet with timely protein intake supports her lean physique and energy levels.
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“Debt isn't entirely bad, but…”: The 5 money lessons a financial literacy educator wants every teenager to learn

When children step into their teen years, one topic becomes just as important as studies and friendships: Money. Today’s teenagers are making financial decisions much earlier than previous generations- all thanks to online shopping, social media trends and digital payments.Recently, financial literacy educator Mikita shared five money concepts she believes every 13 to 15-year-old should understand. Her advice goes beyond teaching children how to save pocket money, it focuses on helping them develop a healthy relationship with money before they begin earning it.Here's what parents can teach their teens.Not all debt is bad, but most of it is.One of the biggest misconceptions children grow up with is that all debt is either completely normal or completely dangerous. Mikita believes the reality is somewhere in between.As she explains, "Debt isn't entirely bad, but most of it is. Credit cards, EMIs, buy now, pay later. They need to understand the difference between debt that builds something and debt that just delays the problem."Parents can explain that borrowing for education, a home, or a business may create long-term value, whereas borrowing to buy gadgets, clothes, or expensive lifestyle items often creates financial stress without building wealth.Every reward comes with riskToday teenagers are exposed to social media videos promising quick money. However, without understanding the risks, these opportunities may appear foolproof. Mikita says children should learn one simple principle. “Risk and reward are connected. The idea that a higher potential reward almost always comes with a higher potential loss, whether that's investing, gambling, or even a guaranteed side hustle that seems too good to be true,” says the CA.This lesson focuses on teaching children critical thinking rather than fear. Parents don't have to explain complex investment strategies. Instead, they can discuss everyday examples where bigger rewards usually involve greater uncertainty.Lifestyle inflation begins much earlier than adulthoodMany people assume overspending starts only after getting a job. However, Mikita argues that the pattern actually begins much earlier. She explains: “Lifestyle inflation. The more money you make, the more money you spend. And this pattern starts with allowances, birthday money, side earnings, and it continues well when they start earning their salaries.” For example; a teenager may spend too much money while celebrating their birthday, thinking that money will come later.Parents can use this stage to encourage delayed gratification. Instead of increasing spending every time income increases, children can learn to divide money into spending, saving, and giving.The most important thing for parents to note is that the habits that develop during adolescence, often stay into adulthood.What you earn isn't always what you keepMany teenagers hear adults discussing salaries but rarely understand that the amount earned isn't necessarily the amount received.According to Mikita, “The moment they start to realize even a basic understanding that there is a difference between the number you earn and the number you keep makes them think differently about jobs, prices, and value.”Parents don't need to give a detailed lesson on taxation. Even a simple explanation about income tax, deductions, or contributions can help children understand why budgeting matters. This awareness also encourages them to think beyond salary figures and appreciate concepts like savings, expenses, and long-term financial planning.Peer pressure often comes with a price tagPerhaps the most relatable lesson for teenagers is understanding how friendships and social expectations influence spending. Mikita points out: “The phone, the brand, the outing. At this age, so much spending is driven by what everyone else has. So learning the difference between 'I want this' versus 'everyone else has this' is one of the most valuable skills.”Adolescence is a stage where fitting in often feels essential. Whether it's branded sneakers, the latest smartphone, or expensive outings, teenagers can feel pressured to spend simply to avoid feeling left out.Why teaching these lessons in teenage years matterThe financial literacy educator highlighted these lessons for children who are entering teenage years. The teenage years are an ideal time to introduce these ideas because in this stage, children start making independent decisions while they still have their parents to guide them.Similarly, for parents, helping children understand these lessons is about raising young adults who can make thoughtful and informed decisions about money.
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