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Differences should not become disputes: What PM Modi, China's XI discussed at 1st Indian bilateral in 7 years

Differences should not become disputes What PM Modi Chinas XI discussed at st Indian bilateral in years
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Libra Weekly Horoscope: Work and finances look bright; avoid impulsive spends, guard health

Libra starts the week on a high note, blessed with social connections and self-assurance. However, as the week progresses, they may face public recognition mingled with personal uncertainty. Communication is key to clearing up any misconceptions, and unexpected visitors may throw a wrench into their plans. By week's end, a restless spirit may drive them towards new opportunities, all while ensuring they rest adequately.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Virgo Weekly Horoscope: Steady effort pays off in work and study; avoid risky investments now

This week, Virgos are set for significant advancements and the mending of personal bonds. On Monday, seize the chance for fruitful discussions with family and friends. Tuesday may test your patience, urging you to focus on both physical and mental well-being. The middle of the week will require dedication, leading to a boost in self-assurance. Concluding the week on Saturday, expect comforting family interactions that bring tranquility and closeness.
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Alia’s bodyguard pushes away fan trying to click selfie - video

During the launch of her production 'Don't Be Shy' on Friday, Alia Bhatt found herself in the spotlight for more than just her film. Footage surfaced online showing her bodyguard forcefully pushing aside a fan eager for a selfie, igniting discussions among netizens over the appropriateness of both the fan's persistence and the security's reaction.
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Sonu Nigam sells his BKC commercial property for Rs 18 crore

Sonu Nigam has sold his 3,082 sq ft commercial property in Mumbai’s BKC for Rs 18 crore. The singer had purchased the space for Rs 14.30 crore in November 2023, earning a gross profit of Rs 3.70 crore. The deal, registered on September 4, also includes two car parking spaces and a Rs 1.08 crore stamp duty.
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Deool Band 2 OTT release: Shah Rukh waived Rs 42 lakh bill

Marathi hit 'Deool Band 2', which crossed Rs 100 crore, is now streaming on Prime Video. Director Pravin Tarde revealed Shah Rukh Khan waived a Rs 42 lakh DCP bill, saying, "It's a Marathi film... give them the DCP." The film stars Snehal Tarde and Mohan Joshi, with Joshi's Swami Samarth portrayal drawing praise.
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Kabir 9/11 reflections: Filmmaker recalls post-attack New York

Kabir Khan recalled being in the US during 9/11 and witnessing New York's grief, an experience that shaped his 2009 film 'New York'. Sharing skyline photos on Instagram, he described returning seven years later to shoot the film, exploring post-9/11 Islamophobia and identity. Celebrities like Shenaz Treasury shared similar memories in response.
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'Poonam ji tried to snatch phone': Kunickaa Sadanand on CINTAA crisis

Deeply troubled by the unrest within CINTAA, actress Kunickaa Sadanand has raised her concerns. Allegations surfaced that critical documents were extracted from the organization during a legal fracas. Authorities indicated needing the Charity Commissioner’s order for intervention, while FWICE members intervened, stopping a vehicle believed to be carrying the disputed papers, underscoring the pressing constitutional and electoral issues confronting the body.
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Goodbye puffy pappadams? Why a new FSSAI rule has Kerala worried

Kerala pappadam producers are grappling with new food safety regulations that impose a 15% moisture limit. This mandate from the FSSAI has sparked concerns among manufacturers who fear that it may compromise the beloved traditional texture of Kerala pappadams. The unique puffiness and overall eating experience could be negatively affected, prompting makers to advocate for the inclusion of regional standards in food regulations.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
10 beautiful baby names that reflect resilience and determination

Choosing a baby name associated with resilience and determination can give it a meaningful sense of strength and courage. Names connected with bravery, steadfastness, power and perseverance can reflect qualities parents may hope their child develops throughout life. These names also offer a blend of traditional roots and modern appeal.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Optical illusion personality test: What you see first reveals whether you put others first or yourself

Optical illusion personality tests are interesting images that trick the brain and eyes into believing what a person sees first based on their perspective, and what makes these illusions particularly interesting is that the person standing next to you can see just the opposite objects of the many layered into one another in the image. Someone sees a duck, someone sees a rabbit. It's a strange little glitch in how our brains fill in ambiguous shapes, and it's been entertaining people since long before social media turned it into a daily ritual.These brain teasers usually tend to associate a particular meaning with each of its hidden objects and claim to reveal your hidden personality types, which is what makes people keep coming back to them.This particular illusion belongs to a family of ambiguous figures, where a single drawing can be read two completely different ways depending on which shapes your brain locks onto first and claims to reveal your hidden personality trait.But before you dive into the answers, take the test yourself first.Here is the image.So, what did you see first?
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India weigh Vaibhav Sooryavanshi vs Sanju Samson for opener; injuries remain a concern

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi emerged as the focal point of India’s optional training session ahead of the Afghanistan T20I series, spending extended time with Gautam Gambhir and Sitanshu Kotak. His inclusion would create a selection dilemma alongside Sanju Samson, while skipper Shreyas Iyer backed India’s squad depth and addressed growing injury concerns ahead of the Asian Games.
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India weigh Sooryavanshi vs Samson for opener; injuries remain cause for worry

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi emerged as the focal point of India’s optional training session ahead of the Afghanistan T20I series, spending extended time with Gautam Gambhir and Sitanshu Kotak. His inclusion would create a selection dilemma alongside Sanju Samson, while skipper Shreyas Iyer backed India’s squad depth and addressed growing injury concerns ahead of the Asian Games.
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Shelton eyes US Open history as he takes on Zverev in maiden Grand Slam final

Shelton’s father, his coach and former tour pro Bryan Shelton, made history in 1991 when he became the first Black American man to win an ATP Tour title after Ashe in 1978. The business-like approach is a sign of how much Shelton has changed. The explosive left-hander who burst onto the Tour with a huge serve, a big forehand and a willingness to play on instinct has become more deliberate about everything that surrounds his tennis.
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Domestic cats kill 2.4bn birds in US; bright collars reduce bird kills by 61%


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