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Fashion quote of the day by Iris Apfel: 'Fashion you can buy, but style you possess...'

Fashion legend Iris Apfel emphasizes that true style is cultivated over time rather than simply purchased. Developing personal style requires self-awareness and a celebration of one's identity. While trends may come and go, authentic style is a manifestation of one's character. Apfel's adventurous fashion choices epitomize self-assuredness and individuality. Ultimately, personal style is about revealing your essence without saying a word.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Psychology says struggling to speak before a crowd does not mean you are less intelligent, confident

Fear of public speaking is a common barrier that affects numerous individuals, arising primarily from concerns about audience judgment. This anxiety can hinder the retrieval of crucial information when presenting. Psychological insights suggest that stress negatively impacts performance. Yet, cognitive behavioral approaches present viable solutions to overcome this fear. Engaging in consistent practice and maintaining a focus on communication aims can lead to noticeable improvements in public speaking effectiveness.
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Australia tightens visa rules for foreign students, restricts dependants

Australia has rolled out new visa regulations that significantly influence international students and graduates. Most students are now restricted from bringing their partners and children on their visas. Furthermore, Temporary Graduate visa holders are facing limitations regarding adding family members. These modifications are designed to regulate immigration numbers and curb visa exploitation. However, current family setups for individuals already residing in Australia will not be impacted.
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‘Definitely a shortage’: India’s Chef de Mission admits crisis, reveals additional rooms booked

India's Chef de Mission acknowledged the struggle with accommodation shortages at the Asian Games. Following a reduction in their allocated rooms, the Indian contingent successfully secured more hotel spaces. Additionally, challenges arose from transport and accreditation logistics, which compounded the difficulties. An unexpected delay also affected the flag-hoisting ceremony, but India's focus continues to be on ensuring the comfort and performance of its athletes throughout the Games.
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The Times of IndiaSports
'Nothing against sportsman spirit': Pakistan on decision to boycott Israel at Olympiad

Pakistan refused to play Israel in the opening round of the 2026 Chess Olympiad in Samarkand, handing Israel a 4-0 walkover. Pakistan’s chess federation said the decision followed the government’s policy of not recognising Israel and was also meant to show solidarity with Palestinians. Officials stressed the boycott was about state policy, not the players or sporting spirit.
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The Times of IndiaSports
Sebi warned on digital gold in 2025; now physical backing and oversight in works

The finance ministry has sought feedback from regulators, banks and other stakeholders. A broad consensus has emerged that digital gold should be classified as a security under the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956.
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India’s Chef de Mission admits accommodation crisis, reveals additional rooms booked

India's Chef de Mission acknowledged the struggle with accommodation shortages at the Asian Games. Following a reduction in their allocated rooms, the Indian contingent successfully secured more hotel spaces. Additionally, challenges arose from transport and accreditation logistics, which compounded the difficulties. An unexpected delay also affected the flag-hoisting ceremony, but India's focus continues to be on ensuring the comfort and performance of its athletes throughout the Games.
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Shopify CEO to employees: Don't make AI do all your work

Tobias Lütke, the CEO of Shopify, has cautioned his team against over-reliance on AI for their tasks. He characterized unchecked AI output as 'slop grenades,' which only serve to create extra work for his colleagues. Similarly, duolingo's CEO, Luis von Ahn, revealed challenges linked to AI-generated content, which researchers dub 'workslop.' This unproductive generation is costing organizations significant resources while undermining trust among coworkers.
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India script history at Asian Games, register their biggest T20I win

In a historic display, India Women celebrated their largest T20I win by balls remaining against Japan, successfully chasing down a target of 58 runs in just five overs and leaving 90 balls unused. Their bowling attack was relentless, restricting Japan to a mere 57 runs. Shafali Verma stood out with a phenomenal unbeaten 40 off 15 balls, as India advanced to the Asian Games semi-finals with this commanding performance.
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Over 2,400 ‘dead’ workers authenticated Aadhaar, claimed ration in Odisha

According to the audit, an analysis of data obtained from the Food Supplies and Consumer Welfare department showed that 2,487 beneficiaries recorded as deceased under the Nirman Shramik scheme continued to receive ration under NFSA and SFSS after their reported dates of death through Aadhaar authentication.
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TMC becomes 'Mamata All India Trinamool Congress'; Didi gets football player as symbol

TMC becomes 'Mamata All India Trinamool Congress'; Didi gets football player as symbol
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In 1995, a broken sewer line and heavy rain opened a 250-foot-wide San Francisco sinkhole that swallowed a three-storey Tudor house, trees and utility poles

In December 1995, a mighty storm wreaked havoc in San Francisco's Sea Cliff, leading to the rupture of a century-old sewer pipe. This catastrophic event resulted in a large sinkhole that engulfed an unoccupied house. The city's aging infrastructure is proving inadequate for today’s increased stormwater needs. Engineers have flagged the area as prone to swift ground failure, prompting ongoing efforts in San Francisco's multi-billion dollar sewer upgrade initiative.
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Delhi HC bans DUSU victory processions after September 19 results, warns of criminal action and contempt

The Delhi High Court has prohibited victory processions following the declaration of DUSU election results on September 19, warning that violations could attract criminal action and contempt proceedings. The court also directed Delhi Police to prevent such gatherings, while expressing concern over election-related violence, cavalcades, hooliganism and repeated breaches of student election guidelines.
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Yogi government’s excise policy 2026–29: From revenue collection to export promotion

A three-year Excise Export Policy for 2026–27 to 2028–29 makes Uttar Pradesh the first state in India to introduce a dedicated, multi-year excise export framework.
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From stage fear to stage presence: Live online masterclass for Grades 4–9 with TEDx speakers & TOI certification

From stage fear to stage presence: Live online masterclass for Grades 4–9 with TEDx speakers & TOI certification
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