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DIY tips: The space under your staircase could become a reading nook, pantry or home office

Almost every home with a staircase has that one awkward triangle of space tucked underneath it, and in most houses it ends up as a dumping ground for old suitcases, broken umbrellas, and boxes nobody's opened in years. It's easy to write it off as dead space, too oddly shaped to be useful, but with a bit of imagination and a weekend or two of effort, that forgotten corner can turn into one of the most useful, charming spots in your home. Here's how to turn the space under your stairs into a reading nook, a pantry, or even a small home office, without needing a full renovation.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Gold price prediction: What are the factors that will drive gold this week?

Gold price prediction: Overall, the weekly bias remains range bound. Immediate support is placed at Rs 148,000, followed by Rs 145,000 and Rs 142,000–143,000, while resistance is seen at Rs 151,000, Rs 152,300–153,600 and Rs 155,300–156,800.
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The Times of IndiaBusiness

Asian Games: Anahat in action; Esha, Pincky medals add to India's tally

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The Times of IndiaSports

'Bhai, meri injury ho gayi hai': How Neeraj's phone call landed Yashvir an Asiad spot

After Neeraj Chopra’s injury opened the door to his Asian Games opportunity, the Indian athlete received a call from the star javelin thrower, who encouraged him to make the chance count. From motivating him before the competition to speaking ahead of his final throw, Chopra remained a source of support. Having worked extensively on his technique and fitness, the athlete now heads into the Asian Games dreaming of delivering his best performance.
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The Times of IndiaSports

SC refuses interim stay on MDR for UPI transactions, asks Centre to explain decision

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The Times of IndiaTop Stories

Investors lose Rs 6 lakh crore as markets tumble: Why is stock market crashing today

Stock market crash today: While Sensex crashed over 1,000 points, Nifty50 went below 22,850. At 10:40 AM, Nifty50 was trading at 22,835.15, down 305 points or 1.32%. BSE Sensex was at 72,909.34, down 986 points or 1.33%.
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0 points! How a rare, inexplicable miss cost India a 25m pistol team medal

India's women's 25m pistol team faced disappointment at the Asian Games 2026 due to a critical error. Rahi Sarnobat missed a crucial shot in the fourth series, which resulted in zero points and affected the overall performance. India finished fifth overall, missing medal positions by a narrow margin of points. Despite the setback, Esha Singh secured a silver medal in the individual event after an intense competition.
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Amid backlash, Tamil Nadu govt revokes RTI exemption

Tamil Nadu's government has retracted its Sept 21 general order regarding RTI Act exemptions for law and order. The order aimed to classify law enforcement as an intelligence body, exempting it from transparency laws. Minister C T R Nirmal Kumar's explanation did not mitigate the public outcry and criticism. The order would have restricted access to important information regarding custodial deaths and police violence.
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The Times of IndiaTop Stories

TVs, ACs to get costlier from Oct 1; buyers may still buy products at old price

Air-conditioners, LED TVs, and washing machines are expected to become more expensive due to rising input costs. Companies attribute the price increase to higher costs of raw materials and freight. Some manufacturers are concerned that price hikes might dampen festive demand, while others anticipate selling existing inventory at current prices. Price increases are scheduled from October 1, leading to cumulative hikes throughout the coming months.
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SC cancels Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre's bail in doctor assault case

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The Times of IndiaTop Stories

Mother’s 3 unusual travel rules for kids are going viral: Which one will you apply?

New York disability rights attorney Stephanie Woodward has crafted innovative travel rules for her children that blend education with adventure. By assigning daily maths tasks during family trips, she ensures continuous learning. Allowing her kids to handle navigation and read aloud at public venues not only sharpens their problem-solving skills but also instills a sense of duty. Through these methods, she nurtures independence and responsibility throughout their holiday experiences.
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