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Why a community protest has rocked politics in southeastern Madhya Pradesh

Why a community protest has rocked politics in southeastern Madhya Pradesh
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'#Love': Arjun Das and Aishwarya Lekshmi starrer release date out

The much-anticipated romantic comedy series '#Love' will feature Arjun Das and Aishwarya Lekshmi as the lead pair, navigating the nuances of contemporary love. Scheduled for release on Netflix on October 2, 2026, the show promises to resonate with diverse audiences through its Tamil and dubbed language options. With Balaji Mohan at the helm, viewers are in for a delightful exploration of relationships.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

In 1993, Michael Jackson, along with two collaborators, patented the ‘anti-gravity’ shoes

Michael Jackson's legendary forward lean was the result of innovative engineering, combining a unique shoe design with a clever stage mechanism. This patented footwear featured a specialized heel that gripped a stage hitch, allowing the illusion of anti-gravity to captivate audiences. With its patent now expired, this technology remains a fascinating chapter in entertainment history.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

National Award-winning filmmaker Dominic Sangma assaulted with bamboo sticks

On Wednesday evening, filmmaker Dominic Sangma was reportedly assaulted near Rakap village while trying to protect FTII students from harassment by two men. The accused, known as Techi Nanu and Techi Sanjay, have been named in the FIR filed at Balijan Police Station. Authorities are actively investigating the incident and the surrounding allegations of assault. Read on to know more in detail.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Who Was Laurie Baker? The British architect who is called the ‘Gandhi of Indian Architecture’?

British architect Laurie Baker revolutionized housing in India by crafting stunning yet affordable homes. His commitment to utilizing local materials and traditional techniques earned him widespread recognition. A pivotal encounter with Mahatma Gandhi shaped his architectural beliefs, leading to unique designs that featured exposed brick and promoted natural airflow. Today, his influence persists, inspiring sustainable and economical architectural methods.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

“Lost both legs and right hand while delivering baby; 10 months later, I lost my...”: Woman’s journey

Dhara Shah experienced significant medical challenges during childbirth, resulting in amputations, followed by the heartbreaking loss of her infant son, Mahir, due to a genetic condition. Channeling her grief, Shah transformed her sorrow into strength, learning to embrace life with her disabilities. This journey culminated in her completing a 5K run, a heartfelt tribute dedicated to the memory of her cherished son.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

₹16,500 rent, ₹12,000 iPhone EMI: Mumbai founder reveals her ₹52,000 monthly expenses

A Mumbai entrepreneur's monthly expenses of ₹52,000 reveal the high price of city living. More than ₹19,000 is spent on rent and furniture, while daily expenses and commuting add ₹14,000. Utilities and minor subscriptions contribute ₹5,000, and an iPhone EMI of ₹12,000 raises her total. Not included in this budget are costs for shopping, entertainment, and unforeseen expenses.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

In 2020, a New Orleans project began crushing bottles into sand; six years later, it has diverted 12 million pounds of glass to help rebuild shrinking coastal wetlands

In a groundbreaking initiative in New Orleans, discarded glass bottles are being turned into sand for coastal restoration. Known as Glass Half Full, this program has successfully redirected millions of pounds of glass from local landfills. Current research is examining the positive impact of this recycled glass sand on the growth and durability of wetland vegetation, providing a creative solution to Louisiana's ongoing coastal land loss issues.
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The Times of IndiaMost Read

IND vs AFG, 3rd T20I: Samson, Abhishek set Kotla ablaze with six-hitting fest

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The Times of IndiaCricket

No Sooryavanshi again; Shreyas Iyer makes one big change

Afghanistan captain Ibrahim Zadran won the toss and opted to field against India in the third and final T20I at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi on Thursday. Afghanistan captain Ibrahim Zadran said his team wanted to bowl first in the previous two matches as well but lost the toss on both occasions.
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The Times of IndiaCricket

Millions of vultures vanished after a cattle drug, followed by 500,000 human deaths

For generations, vultures were part of the everyday landscape, clearing livestock carcasses before they could linger. In the 1990s, diclofenac caused their numbers to collapse from around 50 million. Their disappearance was linked to rising stray dog numbers, water contamination and an estimated 500,000 additional human deaths between 2000 and 2005.
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The Times of IndiaScience

Who owns Tata, who runs it? The power struggle between Tata Sons and Tata Trusts explained

Tata Sons said in a statement that "Chandra acceded to the Board's request to reconsider his decision". The board subsequently "resolved by a majority vote to re-appoint him as Executive Chairman for a further term of five years upon the expiry of his current tenure".
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The Times of IndiaBusiness

Meet Arjun Jain, the 16-year-old New Jersey student who turned a backyard hydroponics hobby

A New Jersey teenager transformed his backyard experiment into a successful urban agriculture initiative. HydroProduce has donated over 3,500 pounds of fresh vegetables to local food pantries. This project also educated communities on building low-cost hydroponic systems for home use. Jain's advocacy led to the creation of new local ordinances for soil-free farming. His impactful work earned him international recognition as a young eco-hero.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

Meet Myreen Ahsan, the Friendswood 8th-grader who screened over 10 million drug-like molecules

In a remarkable achievement, eighth-grader Myreen Ahsan has successfully screened over ten million drug molecules using artificial intelligence in her research targeting treatments for frontotemporal dementia. This groundbreaking project has not only showcased her innovative skills but also secured her position as a national finalist in a prestigious science competition. Myreen will present her impressive findings in Washington, D.C. later this year, demonstrating the potential of machine learning in medicine.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

Couple bought £1.2m home with dog-proof fence; neighbours later claimed half an acre

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