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World Heart Day: 7 traditional Indian recipes from different states that are good for your heart

This World Heart Day, traditional Indian cooking offers more than comfort and flavour. From Tamil Nadu’s vegetable-rich sambar to Kerala’s avial, these five regional dishes can fit into a heart-conscious diet when prepared with sensible amounts of salt and oil.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Baby names for babies born in October: 10 lovely names that capture the magic of autumn, festive celebrations and fresh beginnings

October carries a certain magic in India that few other months manage to match. It's the stretch when the monsoon finally lets go, the air turns a little cooler and clearer, and the festival calendar bursts into life with Navratri, Dussehra, and the run-up to Diwali all landing somewhere in this window. In the Hindu calendar, this season even has its own name, Sharad Ritu, the season of autumn and harvest, celebrated for its clarity, its bright moonlit nights, and the sense of abundance that comes after months of rain. If you're expecting a baby this October, there's something genuinely lovely about choosing a name that carries a bit of that seasonal and festive spirit with it. Here are ten names worth considering.
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Russian woman finds toe nail in a popular ice cream brand bar says, "one side of it is a very disgusting colour"

A customer shared a video showing a toenail found in her NOICE ice cream tub ordered online. This incident follows a previous complaint regarding glass in a NOICE product earlier this year. Many social media users expressed their disgust and shared similar negative experiences with NOICE products. Concerns about health and safety continue to grow around the brand's food items and online ordering.
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Archaeologists uncover rare Roman-era workshop in Germany with pottery kiln and furnaces

Archaeologists discovered a workshop area in Dortmund that dates back to the Roman era. The site features well-preserved pits, furnaces, and a pottery kiln for craft work. Excavation teams revealed that Germanic tribes processed Roman metal scraps at the site. This discovery provides significant evidence of cultural practices outside the Roman Empire. The findings are expected to contribute to the broader understanding of ancient metalworking in the region.
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‘Sometimes you need a spell like this’: Kuldeep reminds why he remains a match-winner

Kuldeep Yadav emerged as a key player in India's triumph over the West Indies, taking four crucial wickets that showcased his diverse bowling skills. His varying pace and delivery were particularly confusing for the rival batsmen. Despite his impressive performance, he has seen limited action lately, sparking recommendations from former spinners to capitalize on his wicket-taking prowess as India gears up for the 2027 World Cup.
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Asian Games: Anahat bags easy win; Neeraj beats Korea's Olympic champion


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The Times of IndiaSports
Olympiad medallist Nihal replies to 'play for Pakistan' troll with 3 words

Nihal Sarin responded to an X user who told him to “play for Pakistan” after India’s Open team won silver at the Chess Olympiad, replying simply, “on board 0?” Nihal’s tournament was mixed, with five points from nine games after a strong start and two consecutive losses in the middle. India finished runners-up to Uzbekistan.
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How Anushka’s chole bhature search for Virat Kohli changed this Mumbai shop’s fate

A small chole bhature shop in Mumbai was on the brink of closure due to massive debts. After a comedian's Instagram recommendation, the business experienced sudden popularity and went viral. An order from Anushka Sharma for Virat Kohli further boosted their visibility and customer base. The brothers quickly expanded from one outlet to four as demand surged significantly.
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The Times of IndiaSports
In 2nd attempt to avoid listing, Noel submits Tata Sons revamp plan to RBI


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The Times of IndiaTop Stories
'Can at times evade human oversight': OpenAI scraps release of latest ChatGPT model


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OCs issued but possession delayed as amenities not ready: Wish Town homebuyers

Seek Probe Into Implementation Of NCLT-backed Resolution Plan
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Europe's biggest chip company sells nothing at home, ASML exec says

ASML, Europe's biggest chip company, is currently selling no chipmaking machines in Europe, says executive Frank Heemskerk, blaming a lack of investment and zero new chip factories. As the US, China and India court ASML, the EU's Chips Act is falling short of its 2030 goal to double Europe's global chip market share. CEO Christophe Fouquet and CFO Roger Dassen have also warned Brussels over AI regulation and tech sovereignty.
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Khalistan groups turn to jail networks to recruit operatives across north India: Intel

Intelligence agencies are investigating pro-Khalistan groups recruiting within jails across north India. A recently detained operative disclosed connections to key figures while serving in Patiala jail. Agency investigations now focus on dead-drop recruitment methods and funding channels used by these groups. An SFJ-backed operatives was arrested after graffiti incidents linked to Khalistan activities. The arrested operative revealed a prior history of pro-Khalistan involvement and further recruitment efforts.
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'I offered nothing’: Trump denies sanctions relief to Iran, bashes media report


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49 killed in Myanmar as junta carries out airstrike in rebel-controlled Rakhine region

49 killed in Myanmar as junta carries out airstrike in rebel-controlled Rakhine region
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