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Zodiac Signs Loving AI Tools: astro-numerologist picks five; traits shape how they use it

Today’s digital landscape sees AI tools woven into our everyday routines. Some zodiac signs are particularly adept at leveraging these innovations, reflecting their unique characteristics. For example, Aquarians are always ahead of the curve, diving into new AI technologies before they catch on. Geminis juggle various AI applications, navigating the complexities of subscriptions. Meanwhile, Virgos prioritize using AI to enhance processes and drive efficiency in their work.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology

Five Signs' Powerful Phase: Late 2026 brings key openings; Cancer, Leo, Libra, Scorpio, Pisces

As 2026 comes to a close, various zodiac signs are set to encounter fruitful opportunities. Cancers will blossom with newfound self-assurance, paving the way for career growth. Leos should brace for a personal evolution that elevates their visibility in the workplace. Libras will thrive through enriching partnerships, while Scorpios and Pisces are poised for empowerment through enhanced structure in their lives.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology

Let Go Before 2027: Astrologer shares sign-wise release guide; moves focus to lighter living

As the new year approaches, it's time to embrace a fresh start by releasing old habits and expectations that hinder your growth. Before the year 2027 arrives, reflect on what’s no longer beneficial in your life, including relationships. Each zodiac sign will find tailored advice to help foster personal development and encourage a focus on what truly brings joy, paving the way for a more balanced and fulfilling future.
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Chiranjeevi and Ram Charan meet Ravi Teja; congratulate ‘Irumudi’ team on its success

Chiranjeevi and Ram Charan recently visited the set of 'Irumudi,' where they shared their praises and congratulations with Ravi Teja and the filmmaking team following the film's stellar box office performance, exceeding Rs 225 crore worldwide. Following a successful venture in his previous film, Chiranjeevi's legacy continues, while Ram Charan's latest movie 'Peddi' hooks viewers on Netflix.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Ameesha Patel breaks silence on parents’ Churchgate home robbery- Exclusive

Ameesha and Ashmit Patel’s parents have reportedly fallen victim to an alleged jewellery theft at their Churchgate residence, with valuables worth approximately Rs 5 lakh missing. The Marine Drive police have arrested a domestic worker in connection with the case and remanded her to police custody until September 15. While Ashmit details the circumstances surrounding the alleged theft, Ameesha says she is relieved that her family is safe.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Where to watch 'Girlfriends': Sitcom exits Netflix after Sept 11

Fans of the iconic sitcom Girlfriends will be disappointed to learn that it has left Netflix's streaming platform. However, there’s good news: all eight seasons are now available for free on Pluto TV. For more viewing options, episodes can be streamed on Dabl, accessible through Hulu and YouTube TV, or bought individually via Amazon Prime Video.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

From one glass of milk to a 35-year legacy: How a Bihar tea seller’s kindness lives on

A tea stall in Rajgir offers free milk to infants up to 18 months old. This compassionate service began in 1990 and continues for over three decades. The founder's brother maintains this tradition, financing it from shop earnings. He believes blessings from helping others bring satisfaction. This act of kindness has become a cherished family legacy.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

From escalator rails to lift buttons: 5 germ hotspots you touch at metro stations

Here are some metro station surfaces that deserve extra attention.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Scientists asked volunteers to live like earthworms and kestrels to rethink human landscapes

A project involved volunteers experiencing wildlife senses near the River Tone. Participants observed risks to red deer, otters, and other animals. They identified threats like dog activity and train noise impacting wildlife. This approach helps recognize overlooked environmental dangers to animals. The methodology will be used in other communities and settings.
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The Times of IndiaScience

Scientists removed trout from a California lake, and wildlife began to recover

The introduction of trout in Sierra Nevada lakes has had a noteworthy impact on bird populations, leading to a reduction in their numbers. The fish also changed the diversity of bird species present near the water. Additionally, mayflies, an essential part of the birds' diet, declined in lakes with trout.
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Scientists collected spider webs in Australia; their DNA revealed vertebrate species nearby

Researchers have discovered that spider webs serve as fascinating collectors of genetic material from nearby vertebrates. In a comprehensive study in Australia, vertebrate DNA was detected across all samples, providing insights into thirty-two species at sanctuaries and sixty-one at zoos. The quantity of detectable DNA varied with animal size and distance, hinting that webs could offer an innovative approach to monitoring wildlife without the need for direct interaction.
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The Times of IndiaScience

MIT makes water filters from tree branches that remove over 99% of bacteria and viruses

MIT engineers have pioneered an eco-conscious method of producing water filters from tree sapwood. These natural filters successfully eradicate more than 99% of bacteria and viruses found in water. During testing in India, researchers worked closely with local populations to create a user-friendly prototype that is both effective and cost-efficient. This sustainable solution is poised to enhance access to clean drinking water in numerous communities.
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When Salman Khan spoke about his family’s eco-friendly Ganpati tradition: ‘Until there is purity in the festival, you can’t celebrate the festival’

Salman Khan’s family has embraced the eco-friendly Ganesha idol tradition for years. The actor believes that devotion should harmoniously coexist with environmental stewardship. After the visarjan ceremonies, he raised concerns regarding idol waste and urged fellow devotees to opt for sustainable options to promote cleanliness. He pointed out that while civic responsibility is often respected abroad, it tends to be overlooked at home.
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The Times of IndiaMost Recent Stories

From Ruskin Bond to Ashwin Sanghi: What to expect at TOI Dialogues Uttarakhand ‘Stories of the Hills’ to be held on September 15

From Ruskin Bond to Ashwin Sanghi: What to expect at TOI Dialogues Uttarakhand ‘Stories of the Hills’ to be held on September 15
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Fed, crude prices & more: What will guide Dalal Street this week

Dalal Street is gearing up for a condensed trading week, with investors keenly awaiting pivotal global and domestic data. The focus will be on the US Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and outlook on policy. Domestic inflation trends and fluctuations in crude oil prices will influence market dynamics. Additionally, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East could affect oil supplies, adding further pressure on Indian equities after last week's substantial sell-off.
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