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5 signs life’s hardest phase is finally behind you

That’s when you begin to realize: maybe the worst part is over. Not because life became easy, but because you did. Here are five signs your soul may have quietly passed through one of its most painful tests.
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Why do biscuit packets have those tiny holes in crackers?

Tiny holes, known as docking, are crucial for cracker crispness and flatness. These perforations allow steam to escape during baking, preventing puffing and ensuring even heat distribution. This simple food engineering technique, used for centuries, guarantees a consistent, satisfying crunch and clean break in every cracker.
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5 animals that are often called the world's dumbest

Whether it's because of their odd habits, poor decision-making, or behaviour that simply doesn't make much sense to us, these creatures are often described as some of the “dumbest” animals in the world.Now, that's not exactly a scientific title. But if there were such a list, these animals would probably be on it.
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Will Elon Musk's 14 kids inherit his trillion-dollar fortune? His answer has sparked debate

Elon Musk, father to 14 children, believes passing his vast fortune and company control solely based on family ties could be a mistake. He suggests leadership should go to those with the genuine skills and interest to advance his companies, sparking debate about privilege and parental responsibility.
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'Played key role in modernisation': Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth to take over as next Army chief


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'Male corpse private parts' joke row: MBBS student barred from entering college

KEM Hospital suspended MBBS student Sejal Pawar for 15 days following a controversial stand-up comedy video. An FIR has been filed against her and others for allegedly circulating objectionable content. The college cited her safety and well-being amid public backlash, recommending counseling and a detailed probe by a five-member committee.
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US ban on Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos 5 has an Amazon 'link'

The US government has ordered AI firm Anthropic to halt access to two of its models. This decision stems from national security concerns. Anthropic disagrees, citing a limited jailbreak technique. Amazon researchers reportedly demonstrated this technique. The company states the identified vulnerabilities were minor and already known. The shutdown affects users worldwide.
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'New levels of frustration': BJP counters Sanjay Raut's 'aghori' remark on PM Modi

BJP strongly countered Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut's remarks comparing PM Modi to Aurangzeb, accusing the opposition of frustration and insulting Gujarat. Raut's sharp attack questioned Modi's character, calling him "cruel" and from the "land of Aurangzeb," sparking immediate BJP condemnation for crossing political discourse limits.
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Dharamsala rain: What is the cut-off time for IND vs AFG 1st ODI match?

Persistent rain continues to disrupt the first ODI between India and Afghanistan in Dharamshala, with overs already being lost and the cut-off time for a 20-over contest set at 6:32 pm. The toss remains delayed as players wait for conditions to improve, with weather forecasts offering hope of clearer skies later in the evening.
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SpaceX's $75 billion IPO could get an $11 billion boost — here's how

SpaceX's IPO raised $75 billion, with a greenshoe option potentially adding another $11.2 billion. This mechanism allows underwriters to buy additional shares from the company if the stock price rises above the IPO price, boosting the total funds raised. The next few weeks will reveal if SpaceX's landmark fundraising event grows larger.
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One final and four group-stage exits: How India have fared in Women's T20 World Cups

Led by Harmanpreet Kaur, India are aiming to add a second global title after winning the Women's ODI World Cup last year. The head-to-head record is firmly in India's favour, with India leading Pakistan 13-3 in women's T20Is.
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Evening news wrap: IAF AN-32 aircraft crashes in Assam, 5 dead; Delhiites to pay more for electricity from next month & more

In a heartbreaking incident, an IAF AN-32 went down close to Jorhat, Assam, resulting in the loss of five lives. On a different front, the Centre has appointed Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth to take the helm as Chief of Army Staff. Economic concerns arise as electricity bills in Delhi are expected to climb from July owing to increased surcharges.
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“Stripped before tournament began”: Harry Kane’s wardrobe malfunction leaves fans in splits ahead of England’s FIFA World Cup opener

England captain Harry Kane became the center of attention for an unexpected reason ahead of the team’s FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign. The Three Lions were taking part in their official squad photo-shoot before the tournament when an awkward wardrobe malfunction caught the eye of fans. Images shared by England’s social media team showed players changing from their training gear into formal outfits.
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David Beckham reveals what makes his marriage work, ‘We always make time for each other’

David Beckham shared insights into his enduring 27-year marriage to Victoria, highlighting family, mutual support, and prioritizing each other as the cornerstones of their relationship. He emphasized that despite intense public scrutiny and busy lives, their family remains their top priority, a commitment that has strengthened their bond over the years.
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Madhya Pradesh's 'Scheduled Caste Boys/Girls Housing Assistance' scheme: Eligibility, benefits and FAQs

Madhya Pradesh's 'Scheduled Caste Boys/Girls Housing Assistance Scheme' offers monthly rental stipends up to Rs. 2,000 for SC students studying outside their hometown. Eligibility requires MP domicile, SC status, and adherence to income limits. Applications are submitted online via the MPTAAS portal, with funds directly transferred via DBT. The scheme exclusively benefits MP residents in rented accommodation.
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