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Mark Zuckerberg rejects coordinated AI slowdown, backs company-led safety

Mark Zuckerberg rejects coordinated AI slowdown, backs company-led safety
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India TodayWorld
Asian Champions Trophy: Pakistan hockey refuses to play in India, seeks neutral venue

Asian Champions Trophy Pakistan hockey refuses to play in India seeks neutral venue
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India TodayHome
Jharkhand power plant shut after Bangladesh PM skipped Brics meet, alleges BNP leader

Jharkhand power plant shut after Bangladesh PM skipped Brics meet alleges BNP leader
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India TodayHome
Why India raised a storm over ship collision by Pakistan in Arabian Sea

Why India raised a storm over ship collision by Pakistan in Arabian Sea
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India TodayHome
₹1 samosa is going viral: Here’s where you can eat Prayagraj’s tiny, crispy snack

In Prayagraj, a street vendor has been delighting customers with miniature samosas that sell for just one rupee each for over twenty-two years. These small, crispy bites are typically served with tangy green chutney, making them a perfect snack. The samosas have a rich history originating from West Asia, and their charming price has recently caught the attention of food enthusiasts online.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Delhi woman covers up with shirt after ‘uncles’ allegedly stare at her in Connaught Place

In Delhi's Connaught Place, a woman covered her outfit due to the uncomfortable attention she received from older men who were staring at her persistently. Her friend filmed the situation and shared it online, igniting a broader conversation about the unwelcome scrutiny women face in public environments. The footage prompted a wave of frustration regarding the necessity for women to be aware of such inappropriate behavior.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
A Washington couple claims they spent nearly $300,000 to build a home on their family land; after years of permits and studies, the state demands they surrender 44 acres before construction can begin

Tyler Chambers embarked on an ambitious journey to construct his dream home in Washington. Investing nearly $300,000 into regulatory requirements and necessary studies, he was soon met with neighbor complaints that triggered additional demands. These included extensive environmental assessments and a permanent conservation deed restriction on two-thirds of his land. Undeterred by the financial and emotional strain, Chambers remains resolute in his quest to build a home.
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The Times of IndiaMost Read
Mark Zuckerberg's wife Priscilla Chan founded a school, 10 years later and after $125 million in donation, Board voted to close it after learning that …

After ten years in operation, Priscilla Chan's Primary School in East Palo Alto has shut down. Supported by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, the school was designed to provide essential services for low-income families. However, despite substantial funding, student outcomes frequently lagged behind state benchmarks. As the initiative pivots towards scientific research, this closure illustrates the difficulties faced by philanthropic educational endeavors.
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The Times of IndiaMost Read
In 2016, Jennifer Lopez bought an 8-acre Bel Air estate for $28 million; seven years later, it sold for about $34 million, $8.5 million below its $42.5 million ask


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The Times of IndiaMost Read
El Niño arrived early. Why its impact was felt from India to the Panama Canal

El Niño's early onset has triggered a cascade of atypical weather events worldwide. India faced not only monsoon challenges but also significant shifts in policy due to insufficient rainfall. Meanwhile, South America grappled with both severe flooding and drought conditions affecting the Amazon. Australia and Southeast Asia saw extended dry periods, increasing the threat of wildfires. Concurrently, global temperature records underscored the reality of a warming planet amid these disruptions.
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The Times of IndiaEnvironment
SRK drops update on Mannat, getting a new gallery made to greet fans

Shah Rukh Khan is renovating his iconic Bandra residence, Mannat, and constructing a new gallery. The actor and his family temporarily moved out in April 2025 for extensive repairs. Anand Pandit's firm is involved in adding two new floors to the annexe. The renovation is expected to conclude in two to three months. Shah Rukh and his family will then return to their significantly expanded home.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Shatrughan Sinha wishes PM Narendra Modi ahead of his 76th birthday

Shatrughan Sinha has wished Prime Minister Narendra Modi ahead of his 76th birthday, sharing two throwback pictures and a heartfelt message on X. The veteran actor-politician explained that he wanted to send his greetings early before the flood of birthday wishes on September 17. Sinha called Modi “our friend, friend of society” and wished him well-being, love, happiness, peace and a healthy long life. The message comes amid Sinha’s continuing political career and entertainment legacy.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Meet Anirudh Rao, the 11-year-old building a drone system to predict tornadoes


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The Times of IndiaScience
'Was laughing': Video shows Indian-origin woman, friend moments before NYC subway train ran over them

Two young friends from New Jersey died after being hit by a subway train in NYC. Malaika Chitre and Navam Kaul were sitting on the tracks early Sunday morning. Investigators are exploring multiple theories regarding their presence on the tracks. Possible factors include an attempt to help a friend or intoxication. The medical examiner has not yet released an official determination.
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The Times of IndiaNRI
Land sold for Rs 6.95 crore, sister-in-law got Rs 72 lakh; Delhi HC orders Rs 1.01 crore more plus interest

The property dispute was related to four women who jointly purchased land. Each held one-fourth undivided share. One of them later gave her brother-in-law a general power of attorney (GPA) because she was living in West Bengal, while he was based in Delhi.
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The Times of IndiaBusiness

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