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When Preity recalled breaking down during IVF struggles

In an honest revelation, Preity Zinta discussed the emotional challenges she faced during her unsuccessful IVF attempts, admitting it was hard to stay positive. Her perseverance paid off when she welcomed twins, Jai and Gia, via surrogacy in 2021. She shared heartfelt thanks to the medical team and surrogate for their invaluable help. Additionally, Zinta has returned to the screen with her new film, 'Batwara 1947'.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
John Abraham’s new thriller: Actor signs Ribhu Dasgupta film

John Abraham joins Ribhu Dasgupta for an untitled thriller, shooting in London this month, with makers confident in his fit for the demanding role. He's also transforming physically for Rohit Shetty's 'Maria IPS', playing Rakesh Maria across decades. Last seen in 'Tehran', John will next appear in 'Force 3'.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
R Madhavan attends US Open 2026 quarter-finals at Arthur Ashe Stadium

Attending the US Open 2026 quarter-finals was a memorable experience for actor R Madhavan, who enjoyed the finer points of tennis from his seat at Arthur Ashe Stadium. He observed the thrilling face-off between Alexander and Botic, surrounded by a stellar lineup of international stars at this prominent sports event. Madhavan's latest film release is G.D.N.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
From escalator rails to lift buttons: 5 germiest places in a mall you probably touch every time you visit

Here are five places in a mall that you may want to be a little more mindful of.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Think twice before growing these: 7 beautiful flowering plants that can spread out of control and threaten native vegetation

A plant can look beautiful but have a negative impact on the environment. Ornamental and flowering species introduced outside their natural range can spread aggressively and form dense stands that prevent native plants from receiving enough light, space, water or nutrients. In India, there are several invasive plants that have been affecting the forests, wetlands and agricultural lands. Below are 7 beautiful plants that we need to get rid of when they start invading our natural habitats.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Murder convict to Bollywood actor: How Hemant Modi worked with Amitabh, Aamir and Ranveer

Hemant Modi, a murder convict, eluded capture for an astonishing twelve years after fleeing parole in 2014. While living under different identities, he managed to forge a successful career in Indian film, working with high-profile actors. The authorities finally caught him in Ahmedabad following a valuable tip. He is now back behind bars to continue serving his life sentence.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
5 signs your relationship needs attention before the distance becomes permanent

Emotional distance rarely happens overnight. It often begins with small changes that are easy to overlook.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
They left Singapore for a slower childhood: Why this couple chose unschooling in Uttarakhand

Garima and Aditya traded the high-paced life of Singapore's corporate landscape for the tranquility of Uttarakhand's majestic mountains. Embracing a slower, nature-oriented approach, they encourage their son Vedas to learn through exploration and play, sidestepping traditional educational frameworks altogether. Their inspiring journey resonates with those seeking to reconnect with natural living and rethink the essential role of education in childhood development.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Belize Reef Restoration Effort: Lisa Carne revives storm-hit corals; project outplants 100,000 fragments

In 2001, Hurricane Iris wreaked havoc on Belize's coral reefs, sparking an innovative restoration effort. Marine biologist Lisa Carne took the lead in replanting coral fragments, which were often neglected. Through her organization, Fragments of Hope, more than 100,000 corals have been successfully restored, resulting in a remarkable boost in coral coverage and marine biodiversity.
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The Times of IndiaWorld
Dating to 1898, Nipomo's oldest church donated after 128 years to become a community hub

A historic church in Nipomo, California, dating to 1898, has been donated to the Dana Adobe and Cultural Center by its owners, John and Rebecca Prewett. The building will be developed into a museum, event venue and “Visit Nipomo” centre, while Calvary Church will continue holding Sunday services there.
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The Times of IndiaWorld
Las Vegas developers buy 940 acres of former federal desert for $94 million; 6,000-home community planned

A large federal desert parcel near Las Vegas will become Monument Hills, a new master-planned community. This development will feature up to 6,000 homes and various amenities for residents. The $94 million land deal is the largest BLM transaction in the valley for decades. Proceeds from the sale will fund projects across Nevada, including parks and education. First homes are anticipated to be available around spring 2028.
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The Times of IndiaWorld
Actor Max Thieriot bought a 90-acre ranch in 2013; his Sonoma Hollywood retreat is now a vineyard

Max Thieriot’s roughly 90-acre Sonoma County ranch has evolved since he and his wife Lexi bought it in 2013. The property now includes the nine-acre Bodega Thieriot Pinot noir vineyard, while the rest remains hillside, woodland and pasture. Though the actor’s family now lives in Washington state for most of the year, he continues returning to the ranch during the off-season.
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The Times of IndiaWorld
Snake grows a fake spider on its tail to lure birds; scans reveal surprisingly normal bones inside

Researchers utilized XCT scanning technology to investigate the unique tail of a viper. The imaging uncovered the presence of standard viper vertebrae within the tail's unusual form. This finding underscores the discrepancies that can exist between external appearance and internal skeletal makeup. Fossilized remains alone may not capture the true look of an organism, while museum specimens remain crucial for advancing our understanding through innovative methods.
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The Times of IndiaWorld
IRCTC books record 20.06 lakh train tickets in a day amid festive rush

According to IRCTC, its website handled a huge rush on September 7, 2026. The ticket booking website registered its highest-ever single-day booking, with 20,06,353 tickets booked. The record was achieved amid festive-season ARP booking.
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The Times of IndiaBusiness
ENG vs PAK Live Score: England eye 3-0 clean sweep; Pakistan need miracle


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The Times of IndiaCricket

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