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Xi Jinping's five-point plan for more powerful BRICS

Xi Jinping's five-point plan for more powerful BRICS
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India TodayWorld
Pope Leo XIV marks 9/11 anniversary with renewed call for world peace

Pope Leo XIV marks 9/11 anniversary with renewed call for world peace
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India TodayWorld
By 2029, 21 NDA-ruled states will have Uniform Civil Code: Amit Shah

By NDAruled states will have Uniform Civil Code Amit Shah
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Russia says Modi, Xi offered help on Ukraine as Trump struggles to break deadlock

Russia says Modi Xi offered help on Ukraine as Trump struggles to break deadlock
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India TodayHome
IKS Credibility Study: Public backs scientific proof; experts trust classical texts

Credibility in traditional knowledge varies widely based on audience backgrounds and experiences. For the younger generation and general public, scientific evidence is paramount. In contrast, experts in the Indian Knowledge System value classical texts and practitioner insights more highly. Additionally, age plays a significant role, with older individuals typically leaning towards more traditional sources. This variance highlights a clear divide in how evidence is validated within Indian Knowledge Systems.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Signs Reinventing After 40: expert on Aquarius, Capricorn, Taurus; how they rebuild life

Reaching the age of forty offers a chance for introspection and a fresh perspective on one's life journey. For Aquarians, this milestone ignites a desire for authenticity, emphasizing personal autonomy over conforming to social norms. Capricorns harness their prior successes to craft a more rewarding second chapter in life. Meanwhile, Taureans, despite their innate resistance to change, find the resolve to adapt when their sense of security is threatened.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
How lyricist Sameer missed out on big break with Aamir's QSQT

Veteran lyricist Sameer Anjaan reflected on a pivotal moment in his career when he was nearly selected for Aamir Khan's iconic film Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak. Just before finalization, the legendary Majrooh Sultanpuri was brought in as a replacement, despite Anand-Milind being retained as the music directors. Anjaan later joined forces with both Mansoor Khan and Aamir Khan for subsequent projects, showcasing his resilience in the industry.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Dhanush shares adorable family picture with mother and sisters

Tamil film star Dhanush recently revealed an endearing family snapshot on social platforms, showcasing his mother and two sisters, whom he cherishes as his blessings. As excitement builds for his next project, titled OM, it is set to hit theaters soon, featuring the talents of Sai Pallavi and Sreeleela, with a special role played by the iconic Mammootty.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Diljit’s Wembley concert to offer free turban-tying service to fans

Diljit Dosanjh captivated fans at Wembley Stadium on September 12, creating an unforgettable experience as part of his 'Aura' World Tour 2026. The night featured mesmerizing performances alongside complimentary turban-wrapping services for enthusiasts. While touring Europe with stops in Berlin and Prague, Dosanjh notably addressed a fan's misunderstanding regarding sacred Sikh symbols on their attire, demonstrating his commitment to cultural respect and awareness.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
He promised his dying wife. At 82, he finally made the trip

An 82-year-old widower fulfilled a promise made to his late wife. Jimmy Moir traveled to Capitol Records in Los Angeles to honor Gladys. His journey gained widespread attention after a fellow passenger shared his story. Moir experienced a memorable visit, holding Frank Sinatra's microphone. This pilgrimage became a celebrated event, inspiring others to follow their dreams.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
When Sameer Anjaan ANGERED Mithun Chakraborty

Lyricist Sameer Anjaan reminisced about his early days in Mumbai, where he juggled journalism to support himself amidst his aspirations. A notable encounter with actor Mithun Chakraborty took a turn when a rumor surfaced, leading to an awkward moment. Mithun’s advice to ask better questions about celebrities turned out to be a pivotal lesson for the budding lyricist, marking a significant moment in his journey.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Bhosle’s final song: Anshuman recalls her childlike excitement

Anshuman Jha recalled Asha Bhosle's excitement seeing footage from 'Om Ka Hari's song, her final playback recording made at 90. She was also surprised by his action film 'Lakkadbaggha'. Jha praised her lifelong hunger to improve and her childlike joy while singing. Bhosle passed away on April 12 at 92.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Signal to West? Xi pitches for 'Greater Brics', rejects 'might makes right' logic


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The Times of IndiaTop Stories
Pakistan PM Sharif to meet Trump on Sept 23 during UNGA in New York


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The Times of IndiaTop Stories
PM Modi extends best wishes to Xi as Brics chairship passes to China


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