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PM Modi invites Australian businesses to invest in India, seeks early conclusion of CECA

Over the past few years, we have built a strong framework for future cooperation by combining the capabilities of both countries, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi
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The HinduWorld
The next Wimbledon queen? Gauff, Muchova, Kostyuk, Noskova dream big in semis

The next Wimbledon queen? Gauff, Muchova, Kostyuk, Noskova dream big in semis
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India TodaySports
Our kids adore you: Jelena Djokovic is all grace in this message to Felix

Our kids adore you: Jelena Djokovic is all grace in this message to Felix
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India TodaySports
Flight instructor jumps to death from plane mid-training, student lands safely

Flight instructor jumps to death from plane mid-training, student lands safely
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India TodayWorld
We're not f***ing around: US ready for prolonged Iran op over Hormuz control

We're not f***ing around: US ready for prolonged Iran op over Hormuz control
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India TodayWorld
Manifestation Trick: Write This One Word Today to Attract Cash

Writing the word Abundance can help shift your mindset towards receiving money. This ritual involves writing the word twenty-one times and visualizing cash flow. After writing, take one action related to improving your financial situation. Keep the written word in a safe place for seven days to maintain its energy. This practice encourages focusing on opportunities for financial growth.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
GATE is no longer just for engineers: How humanities students can enter IITs and pursue research careers

GATE is expanding beyond engineering and technology, offering humanities and social science students a pathway to postgraduate education, research and academic opportunities. Through the Humanities and Social Sciences (XH) paper, candidates from economics, English, linguistics, philosophy, psychology and sociology can compete for opportunities at IITs and other institutions. With a valid score usable for three years, GATE is emerging as a bridge between humanities disciplines, interdisciplinary learning and advanced research careers.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
He exposed one of the biggest drug scandals in history. It cost him his career but changed medicine forever

Dinesh Thakur's decision to expose alleged data manipulation and quality issues at Ranbaxy Laboratories became one of the biggest pharmaceutical whistleblower cases in history. His revelations led to a record US$500 million settlement, stronger global scrutiny of generic drug manufacturing and a major debate on medicine safety. Despite losing his corporate career, Thakur continued advocating for regulatory reform, showing how professional courage and ethics can create lasting change in public health.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
Lauren Bennett's passing treated as suspected suicide

Authorities are investigating singer Lauren Bennett's recent passing as a suspected suicide. Her father criticized medical professionals for failing to treat her appropriately. Bennett experienced a severe reaction to prescribed medication months prior. A private memorial service brought together family and close friends to honor her. Her career included a major hip-hop feature and success with a girl group.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
'Lenin' first review: Akhil Akkineni roars back with blockbuster

Akhil Akkineni's upcoming film 'Lenin' is generating significant pre-release buzz and anticipation. The rural action drama features Jr NTR's voice-over and intense action sequences. Bhagyashri Borse plays the female lead in this highly awaited project. The film's rooted storyline and emotional core are key talking points for audiences. 'Lenin' aims to be a career-defining breakthrough hit for the actor.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Did Siddharth REACT to King's Rs 450 cr budget buzz?

Rumors circulated online about Shah Rukh Khan's film 'King' having a Rs 450 crore budget. Director Siddharth Anand has officially denied these budget speculations on social media. The film is reportedly an action thriller with grand action sequences planned. 'King' will feature Shah Rukh Khan with Deepika Padukone and Suhana Khan. Filming is expected to commence in May 2025 and conclude by August 2026.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Solar eclipse on August 12: Why NASA says this one is rare

Skywatchers are in for a treat as celestial events are set to paint a mesmerising show in the sky again.And this time it’s going to be both during the day and at night as the Sun will be shadowed and comets with blazing tails will streak across the sky.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
A honeymoon...on rails? This Indian Railways coach got a romantic makeover making travellers ask, 'is that even allowed? '

A viral video showed an Indian Railways First AC coach decorated like a honeymoon suite. This surprise arrangement was planned by an event firm for a newly married couple. Indian Railways launched an investigation after the video surfaced online. The decorator entered the coach without proper permission, which is against rules. The chief ticket inspector on duty has now been suspended by the authorities.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Even loving parents make these 10 parenting mistakes without realizing it

Child psychologists often say that parenting isn't about controlling every outcome, it's about raising capable, emotionally secure humans who know they are loved, even when life doesn't go according to plan. Here are some common parenting mistakes many loving parents make without even realizing it.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
India flags inconsistencies in US approach to Section 301 forced labour law, points to selective exemptions

India questions US plans for new tariffs linked to alleged forced labor practices. New Delhi argues the US approach contains inconsistencies and prefers bilateral trade negotiations. Proposed tariffs could increase costs for Indian exporters and American consumers alike. India maintains its constitutional framework prevents forced labor and refutes US claims. The US Trade Representative is considering additional tariffs on imports from sixty economies.
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The Times of IndiaBusiness

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