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Sudha Murty’s marriage advice for young couples: ‘If you’ve never fought, you’re probably not husband and wife’

Sudha Murty shared some straightforward advice for young couples. And her first point may actually come as a relief to anyone who thinks a happy marriage means never fighting.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

From Upma to Sabudana Khichdi: PM Narendra Modi's daily diet includes these 12 dishes at the age of 76

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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Neighbours overlooking your balcony? Try these 6 plants to create a natural privacy barrier and make your space more peaceful

That uneasy feeling of stepping out onto your own balcony only to realise you're in full view of the building next door is a genuinely common frustration in Indian cities, where apartments increasingly sit close enough to see straight into each other's private space. Housing societies don't always allow a solid wall or opaque screen, and honestly, it can make a small balcony feel more closed in than peaceful. A well-chosen line of plants solves the same problem far more gracefully, screening you from view while actually making the space feel greener and calmer rather than boxed in. Here are six plants genuinely suited to creating that kind of natural privacy barrier.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Pakistan cricket crisis deepens as Rizwan moves Lahore HC against cyber crime summons

Pakistan batter Mohammad Rizwan has moved the Lahore High Court against summons issued by the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA). Rizwan, questioned after Pakistan’s Test series loss in England, has challenged the investigation and the agency’s jurisdiction. The case comes amid a separate PCB inquiry into player conduct and major squad changes following Pakistan’s poor England tour.
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The Times of IndiaCricket

‘Four main favourites’: France’s MVL says India are not the only Olympiad contenders

France opened their Chess Olympiad campaign with a 4-0 win over Tunisia, but top board Maxime Vachier-Lagrave remains realistic about his team’s chances. In an exclusive interaction, MVL named USA, India, China and Uzbekistan as the favourites. The French star also reflected on his three-decade chess journey, handling setbacks, his love for the game and his recent time in India.
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The Times of IndiaSports

From torrential rain to typhoon threat: Asian Games face turbulent start

The Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya are at risk of disruption due to an impending tropical storm. Organisers are on high alert, as ongoing heavy rain has already led to the suspension and rescheduling of numerous events. In an unfortunate turn for China's cricket team, their campaign ended without any play taking place, all thanks to the relentless wet conditions.
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The Times of IndiaSports

Asian Games Live: Gonsalves-Beg pair starts India’s Asian Games campaign with teqball

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The Times of IndiaSports

How China’s Asian Games cricket campaign ended without a ball being bowled

China's cricket journey in the Asian Games came to an unforeseen halt, as their quarter-final clash with Bangladesh was called off due to a soaked outfield. Consequently, Bangladesh moved forward to the semi-finals, taking advantage of their superior international ranking. This marked a sudden end to China's third participation in the Asian Games cricket event, a situation governed by tournament rules favouring the higher-ranked team.
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The Times of IndiaSports

High school teacher discovers first reported T. rex trackway dating back 66.5 million years

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The Times of IndiaScience

Las Vegas company gives nearly 10,000 workers $70M in stock; $1,000 for each year worked

In a grand celebration of its 50th anniversary, Station Casinos rewarded nearly ten thousand employees with over seventy million dollars in stock. Employees received shares calculated at one thousand dollars for each year they served, showcasing the company’s commitment to recognizing the loyalty and hard work of its long-serving staff. This milestone event not only honors their contributions but also strengthens the bond between the company and its workforce.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

Sydney duo finishes 9 gigs in 12 hours after helicopter, plane delays, with 15 seconds left

Sydney dream pop duo Fathom attempted a Guinness World Records title by performing nine 15-minute gigs across NSW and Canberra within 12 hours. Their journey faced delays after a firefighting helicopter was unavailable and a plane’s propeller failed. Despite falling an hour behind schedule, Cate Guirguis and Jaxon Italiano completed their final Canberra show with just 15 seconds to spare.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

Gold hallmarking costlier: Fee up 67% ahead of festive season; new charges explained

A hallmarked article carries three key markings: the BIS logo, the karat or millesimal fineness and a six-digit alphanumeric Hallmark Unique Identification (HUID) number.
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The Times of IndiaBusiness

Sensex falls 9 points, Nifty rises 37 points in late-morning trade

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The Times of IndiaBusiness

A ‘Yash Thakur’ identity twist in Lucknow bonnet case

A woman was hit by a car and carried on its bonnet after an argument. She identified her attacker as Shahnawaz Ali, whom she knew as Yash Thakur. The confrontation began after she allegedly saw him with another woman in his vehicle. Police arrested Shahnawaz Ali and Danish, booking them under attempt-to-murder charges. The woman sustained injuries and lost consciousness after the incident.
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The Times of IndiaTop Stories

World’s richest man Elon Musk has a new home, he is sleeping in a trailer near xAI

Elon Musk is reportedly staying in an Airstream trailer near xAI's Memphis facility. This decision allows him to remain close to the expanding Colossus supercomputer project. Musk has a history of sleeping at workplaces during intense project phases. He previously stayed in offices while building Zip2 and preparing for PayPal. This practice continued during Tesla's Model 3 production and after acquiring Twitter.
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