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Trump speaks for himself: Italy won't respond to US President's attacks on Meloni

Trump speaks for himself: Italy won't respond to US President's attacks on Meloni
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India TodayWorld

Live: Trump says US will 'make a deal or finish the job' with Iran

Live: Trump says US will 'make a deal or finish the job' with Iran
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India TodayWorld

Vijay govt hikes TASMAC staff salaries by 25%, first revision in 20 years

Vijay govt hikes TASMAC staff salaries by first revision in years
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India TodayHome

The daring story behind PM Modi's praise for Biju Patnaik in Indonesia

The daring story behind PM Modis praise for Biju Patnaik in Indonesia
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India TodayHome

Video: Miraculous escape for bystanders as landslide sweeps fuel tanker in Wayanad

Video Miraculous escape for bystanders as landslide sweeps fuel tanker in Wayanad
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India TodayHome

Mercedes-Benz India records best-ever H1: EV share reaches 14%

Mercedes-Benz India reported its highest-ever first-half and second-quarter sales. The luxury carmaker retailed 9,768 vehicles in the first six months of 2026. Strong demand for new models and core portfolio drove this record performance. Electric vehicles contributed fourteen percent of total sales mix in Q2 2026. The company plans to expand its retail footprint with new outlets.
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The Times of IndiaAuto

Aries Moon Shift: 3 Chinese Zodiac Signs Making Fast Money Moves

The Aries Moon Synergy on July 8, 2026, will encourage swift decisions and decisive action. Dragon, Horse, and Rat zodiac signs can benefit from this energetic influence. These signs should seize financial opportunities and communicate effectively during this period. Quick thinking and courage will help them capitalize on potential gains. Wise action and careful planning will lead to favorable financial outcomes.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology

'After Mahesh Bhatt flushed Osho's mala down the toilet, Vinod Khanna texted my mom..'

Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt's past spiritual journey with godman Osho is detailed. His daughter Pooja Bhatt recalls his abrupt departure from the Rajneesh movement. She described Osho's reaction as that of a jilted lover. Pooja also shared childhood memories of ashram practices and rules. Mahesh Bhatt later explained his departure due to feelings of hypocrisy.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Amid rumours of feud with Sunny, Bobby, Hema clarifies they don't do it for publicity

Hema Malini addressed speculation about family unity after Dharmendra's passing. She stated that Dharmendra's final wish was for the family to remain united. Malini described Sunny and Bobby Deol as wonderful and very sweet boys. She emphasized their deep internal connection despite a lack of public displays. The family is, in fact, one happy unit, she clarified.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Honey Trehan reveals how Diljit Dosanjh instantly agreed to star in 'Satluj'

Director Honey Trehan has revealed that actor Diljit Dosanjh immediately signed onto the biographical drama 'Satluj' (formerly 'Punjab ’95') after reading its very first draft, long before production faced a turbulent multi-year delay. The revelation resurfaced after the Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Ministry ordered the OTT platform to pull the film down within 48 hours of its surprise digital premiere, citing non-compliance with the IT Rules, 2021. The film, which also stars Arjun Rampal, follows the real-life crusade of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, who investigated illegal police abductions and secret mass cremations during the Punjab insurgency before being murdered himself in 1995.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

KARD to disband after 9 years

Marking the end of an era, K-Pop group KARD will disband following their nine-year saga. Their farewell will feature the release of 'Where To Now? (Part. 2): NOWHERE', their inaugural full-length album. As they traverse three continents on their 'DRIFT' world tour, fans are encouraged to celebrate the exceptional journey of this co-ed act and cherish the bittersweet conclusion.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Teacher shares Gen Z student's leave application for 'Mama Ki Shaadi'; The internet can't get enough of his hilarious explanation

A student named Badal's leave application has gone viral online. His unique mix of Hindi and English amused many readers. The letter explained his uncle's wedding with genuine childhood logic. This honest and funny note reminded people of their own school days. The application brought smiles and celebrated children's natural creativity.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Inside India's oldest libraries that survived the Mughal era and the British rule

Ancient libraries in India are more than just places to store books; they are living repositories of the country's history, culture and scholarship. The ancient libraries have preserved precious manuscripts, books, and archives since the days of their royal archives, colonial era libraries, and national research institutions. Here are 10 of India's oldest surviving libraries.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

'Yes, he tried': AB de Villiers reveals Kohli wanted him to delay RCB retirement

The South African great retired from international cricket in 2018 after helping his team beat India and Australia at home. He continued playing franchise cricket, including for RCB in the Indian Premier League (IPL), before retiring from all forms of the game in 2021.
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The Times of IndiaCricket

'I never played for money': ABD reveals what drove his cricketing career

Former South Africa captain AB de Villiers says money never motivated his cricket career, with his focus always on improving and winning. Speaking on The Times of India's Bombay Sports Exchange podcast, he said youngsters need excitement, not just financial incentives, to embrace Test cricket. De Villiers called IPL earnings a "bonus".
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The Times of IndiaCricket

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