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West Asia war LIVE: Iran warns oil tankers to follow its routes in Strait of Hormuz or face action

Iran, in a statement the continued presence of U.S. fighter jets over the strait “causes insecurity in this waterway and threatens regional security.”
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The HinduHome
Beijing crash probe says pilot discussed ending his life in diaries

Beijing crash probe says pilot discussed ending his life in diaries
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India TodayWorld
In China, rain falls from buildings to defeat rising heat. How does it work?

In China rain falls from buildings to defeat rising heat How does it work
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India TodayHome
West Bengal schools to remain closed on July 6 as state declares public holiday: Here's why

The West Bengal government has declared July 6 a statewide public holiday to mark the 125th birth anniversary of Dr Syama Prasad Mookerjee, with government offices, educational institutions and other state-run bodies set to remain closed. It also observed a half-day holiday on July 1 for Doctors' Day, honouring former Chief Minister Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy and his contributions to medicine and public service.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
'No feedom of conscience': Chhattisgarh High Court says students cannot be forced to recite Hindu prayers in schools

The Chhattisgarh High Court has said that no student can be compelled to recite Hindu prayers in government schools while hearing a plea against a State government circular introducing prayers such as Saraswati Vandana and Gayatri Mantra. After the State said the circular had not yet been implemented, the Court disposed of the petition but allowed the petitioners to return if any child is forced to participate in the prayers.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
Prince Harry to receive judgment in privacy case during UK return

On July 7, Prince Harry anticipates a pivotal court ruling regarding his privacy lawsuit against a prominent UK publisher. This coincides with his intended family visit to Britain. The Duke of Sussex alleges unlawful information gathering, emphasizing that the situation has made his wife's life 'an absolute misery.' The outcome could lead to substantial financial implications for the unsuccessful party.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Ranveer Singh and Akshaye Khanna starrer 'Dhurandhar' heads to Japan

Get ready, Japan! Ranveer Singh's high-octane spy thriller 'Dhurandhar' is launching on July 10, promising to mesmerize audiences far and wide. Following its phenomenal success in India, this film has been celebrated for its dynamic combination of thrilling action and heartfelt storytelling. Directed by Aditya Dhar and inspired by genuine espionage activities, 'Dhurandhar' is set to offer an unrivaled cinematic journey for international fans.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Meghan Markle reportedly anxious about returning to the UK

Meghan Markle reportedly harbours significant anxiety about an upcoming trip to the UK with Prince Harry, fearing a 'trap' set by the Royal Family. Her deep distrust stems from past perceived slights and rumours, making her skeptical of any reconciliation efforts. Despite Harry's reassurances, Meghan feels she's walking into a 'lion's den,' with the final decision on the visit resting with him.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
'Eetha': Shraddha Kapoor triples her paycheque to Rs 15 crore for biopic

Shraddha Kapoor has reportedly hiked her acting fee to a whopping Rs. 15 crore for her upcoming 2026 film 'Eetha', a biographical drama directed by Laxman Utekar. Based on the life of legendary Marathi Tamasha artist Vithabai Narayangaonkar, Eetha marks a massive salary jump for the actress following the historic success of Stree 2. Backed by producer Dinesh Vijan, the film is scheduled for a theatrical release on August 28, 2026, amid an ongoing title controversy raised by the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and Vithabai’s surviving family members.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Sumit Kumar reveals why 'Eena Meena Deeka' song brings back childhood memories

Singer Sumit Kumar was recently moved to nostalgia on Indian Idol, recalling childhood memories triggered by contestant Manraj's rendition of 'Eena Meena Deeka'. He shared a heartwarming anecdote about his father, Kishore Kumar, and elder brother's playful stage antics during performances of 'Eena Meena Deeka' and 'Ek Chatur Naar', highlighting the legendary singer's enduring musical legacy and his multifaceted career.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Shahid Kapoor insisted on air purifiers during Delhi schedule of 'Cocktail 2'

While shooting for 'Cocktail 2' in Delhi, actor Shahid Kapoor made a notable request for air purifiers in his vanity van due to the city's alarming air quality. A line producer disclosed that Kapoor went outside wearing a mask, prompting the production team to look into air purifiers, despite doubts about their efficacy outdoors. The film promises a captivating love triangle intertwined with local and international themes.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Madras High Court refuses bail in Vijay's 'Jana Nayagan' leak case

Madras High Court denied bail to three individuals accused in the 'Jana Nayagan' leak case, citing the alleged online viewership of 1.2 crore people before release. The prosecution revealed a freelance editor copied film files, leading to widespread piracy. With the investigation ongoing and two accused still at large, the court emphasized the need to continue the probe without granting bail, highlighting the case's significance in combating digital piracy.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Erling Haaland's home is an abode of warmth laden with a tinge of freshness: Art inspirations to take away

Erling Haaland is making waves at his debut World Cup, netting five goals and trailing only Lionel Messi for the Golden Boot. Norway's star striker finds solace in his understated, comfortable home away from the pitch. His YouTube video reveals a kitchen featuring fresh rosemary, focused shelf lighting, jute coasters for a boho vibe, and stylish suspended bulb lights, offering a glimpse into his calm off-field life.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
“I fly business class, my children travel in economy”: Why Farah Khan practices this travel rule and 4 parenting lessons modern parents can learn from her

Every parent wants to give their child a better life than they had. But where do you draw the line between providing comfort and raising children who take that comfort for granted? Filmmaker and choreographer Farah Khan believes the answer lies in teaching children the value of privilege early. Speaking candidly on comedian Bharti Singh's podcast, Farah shared the parenting philosophy she follows with her 3 kids.The conversation began when Bharti asked Farah what family holidays are like with three children, especially on long flights. Farah's answer surprised her. "They sit at the back... in economy," Farah said, “I fly business class, the children travel in economy.”The reason, however, had nothing to do with saving money. It was about raising grounded children. Here are four parenting lessons that stand out from Farah Khan's refreshingly practical approach.Teach children that luxury is earned, not expectedFor Farah, travelling in business class isn't something her children automatically get simply because they are her children. Explaining her thinking, she said, "What have they done to sit in business class? What have they done to deserve it?"She added with a little humour, "If I start putting them in first class or business class from now itself, then later in life I'm going to be in trouble."It's a simple lesson, but an important one. When children learn that every privilege has value, they are more likely to appreciate it instead of expecting it.Remind children that being privileged doesn't mean being spoiltOne moment from the conversation perfectly summed up Farah's parenting style. She revealed that her son once told her, "I think I am spoilt." Instead of agreeing, Farah corrected him. "No, you're not spoilt. You are privileged." Then she explained the difference. "We struggled so much so that you could go to a good school in an AC car and study in classrooms that are also air-conditioned," said Farah.That distinction matters. Farah doesn't want her children to feel guilty about having a comfortable life. She wants them to understand that those comforts came from years of hard work and sacrifice. Gratitude, not guilt, is the lesson.Children don't need luxury to have a good timeMany parents worry that if children don't get the "best" of everything, they'll complain. Farah says that's rarely been the case. Talking about long flights, she laughed and said, "All three of them sit with their headphones on and watch movies or TV during the flight."When they were much younger, she occasionally kept them with her. "Once in a while I've taken them with me, especially when they were quite young so that I could keep an eye on them." But that phase passed. "For many years now, they have been travelling in economy."The point is that children adapt surprisingly well. More often than not, they're excited about the holiday itself, not whether they're sitting in economy or business class.Let your children know what it took to build the life they haveFarah also spoke honestly about how different her own childhood was from the one her children are growing up in. "Today they go to school in an AC car. We can't send them by BEST buses in Mumbai anymore. Those were different times when we travelled that way, and it was safer too."She doesn't pretend life has always been easy. Instead, she reminds her children that the comforts they enjoy today are the result of years of struggle. "We struggled so much so that you could have this life."It's a conversation many parents shy away from, but it can be one of the most valuable. When children understand the story behind what they have, they're often more likely to respect it.Farah Khan's parenting philosophy isn't really about business class and economy class. In an age where it's easy to give children everything, Farah's approach is a gentle reminder that one of the greatest gifts parents can give isn't luxury, it's perspective.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
India return to SL for first Test tour since Kohli's 3-0 sweep; check full schedule

The first Test will be played at the Galle International Cricket Stadium in Galle from August 15 to 19. The second Test will take place at the Singhalese Sports Club in Colombo from August 23 to 27.
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The Times of IndiaCricket

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