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India Women breeze past Japan, set up Asian Games cricket semis vs Bangladesh

India Women breeze past Japan, set up Asian Games cricket semis vs Bangladesh
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Who is Quimcy Dsouza? India's teqball star nears historic medal

Who is Quimcy Dsouza? India's teqball star nears historic medal
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India TodaySports
The Vaibhav Sooryavanshi question: Why the popular choice isn't Gambhir's call

The Vaibhav Sooryavanshi question: Why the popular choice isn't Gambhir's call
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India TodaySports
India Women vs Japan Women Highlights: India storm into semis with 8-wicket win

India Women vs Japan Women Highlights: India storm into semis with 8-wicket win
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India TodaySports
Food regulator acts against Nestle's infant food products over promotional claims, sub-standard formulation

Food regulator acts against Nestles infant food products over promotional claims substandard formulation
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You people have not mended your ways: HC over 'hooliganism' in DUSU elections

You people have not mended your ways HC over hooliganism in DUSU elections
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How Britain helped Saud take custody of Mecca, Medina from Prophet's descendant

How Britain helped Saud take custody of Mecca Medina from Prophets descendant
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Banana And Pomegranate Nutrients: pomegranate edges iron; banana leads B6 and potassium

When it comes to nutrition, bananas shine by delivering higher levels of vitamin B6 and potassium. On the other hand, pomegranates stand out with their elevated folate and vitamin C content. Interestingly, while pomegranate arils possess a slightly greater amount of iron, neither fruit is significantly iron-rich. Both have their unique benefits, making the choice ultimately reliant on personal dietary preferences and health objectives.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Why silverfish suddenly appear in bathrooms and wardrobes: 3 smart tips to get rid of them

Silverfish can often be found in damp environments like bathrooms and closet spaces, where they feed on natural fibers and paper. The key to tackling these pests lies in reducing moisture levels in your home. Additionally, removing potential food sources such as cardboard and paper can greatly aid in control. Sealing any cracks or crevices helps block their entry points, effectively managing silverfish populations.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Charani’s 4-for, Shafali's quick 40 help India beat Japan in Asian Games quater-finals

In a stunning display of skill, India Women triumphed over Japan with an impressive eight-wicket win in the Asian Games quarter-finals. The Indian bowlers suffocated Japan's innings, allowing them to score just fifty-seven runs. Leading the charge, Shafali Verma's explosive forty runs hastened the chase, advancing India into the semi-finals against Bangladesh, mirroring the line-up from the Women’s Asia Cup.
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The Times of IndiaCricket
Abhishek reveals Yuvraj's message after scoring record-breaking ton

Abhishek Sharma smashed a record 30-ball century against Afghanistan after receiving advice from mentor Yuvraj Singh to avoid forcing shots and rotate the strike. He scored 102 as India posted 221/7 and won by 127 runs. Abhishek finished the three-match series with 229 runs, including two centuries, responding strongly after facing pressure following a difficult Zimbabwe series.
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Asian Games: Charani, Shafali help India beat Japan, to face Bangladesh in semis

In a stunning display of skill, India Women triumphed over Japan with an impressive eight-wicket win in the Asian Games quarter-finals. The Indian bowlers suffocated Japan's innings, allowing them to score just fifty-seven runs. Leading the charge, Shafali Verma's explosive forty runs hastened the chase, advancing India into the semi-finals against Bangladesh, mirroring the line-up from the Women’s Asia Cup.
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The Times of IndiaSports
Ramayana: Part 1: English cut drops songs, runs 30 minutes shorter

Nitesh Tiwari's "Ramayana" will have separate cuts for India and global audiences — the English version, songless and 30 minutes shorter, releases November 6, 2026, with India following November 8. Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi lead, with music by Hans Zimmer and A.R. Rahman. Part 2 eyes Diwali 2027.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Steve McQueen’s rare Ferrari is being auctioned soon

Steve McQueen's exquisite 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4S NART Spider is set to hit the auction block soon. This unique open-top automobile, one of only ten in existence, has a storied past, having been owned by McQueen himself and showcased in one of his films. After receiving several modifications and repairs from a minor incident, the car is expected to sell for an impressive USD 15 million to USD 20 million.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Billy Bragg urges Ed Sheeran to cancel tour

In a compelling turn of events, Billy Bragg has urged Ed Sheeran to think about canceling his remaining tour dates. This suggestion comes on the heels of Macklemore's exit from the tour following his controversial comments, sparking solidarity among fellow musicians who also stepped away. Despite the backlash, Ed Sheeran stood by his choice to continue touring, emphasizing his commitment to fans and the crew.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

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