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The Times of India

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Get your daily dose of latest fashion trends, spirituality, beauty tips, relationship advice, health news, recipes and happening parties across India.

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UP farmer earned ₹2.27 lakh from grafted brinjal, now runs seedling business with ₹60 lakh turnover

11:47
In Sonbhadra, farmer Gaurav Maurya turned a small patch of land into a thriving business by cultivating grafted brinjal, reaping remarkable profits. He later launched a nursery to produce grafted vegetable seedlings, achieving an impressive turnover with the sale of around four lakh plants last year. Expanding his operations, Maurya now grows various vegetables, planning to significantly boost pr…

Which cooking oil is healthiest for Indian kitchens? Dr Jayesh Sharma discusses options and tips

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Various cooking oils and fats are commonly used in Indian kitchens, each with different health benefits and risks. Coconut oil, despite its popularity, should be used in moderation due to its high saturated fat content. Mustard oil and groundnut oil are also popular, but their health claims require careful consideration. Ghee provides flavor but should not be the primary source of fat in meals.

From fighter jet to royal flight: Thailand’s viral Queen Suthida takes the pilot’s seat again on Japan trip

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The 48-year-old queen arrived at New Chitose Airport in Hokkaido on October 14 for a nine-day visit. According to reports, she flew the aircraft herself before travelling to Sapporo, where she is staying during the trip.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle make first joint UK appearance, but their return is far from simple

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Harry and Meghan were welcomed by schoolchildren, well-wishers and a crowd of people hoping to catch a glimpse of them. Harry seemed happy to be there, telling those gathered that it was great to be back in Nottingham.

Ali Fazal brings royal groom energy to the ramp for Tarun Tahiliani

10:43
Having Ali Fazal as the showstopper gave the showcase a familiar face, but the clothes had their own story to tell.

Why your dosa turns soggy instead of crispy: The common cooking mistake to avoid for perfectly golden dosas

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You mix the batter, heat the tawa, pour a ladle and wait for a thin, golden, crackly dosa. Instead, you get something pale, floppy and slightly damp in the middle. Many home cooks blame the batter, but the most common culprit is simpler: pouring batter onto a pan that is not hot enough. When the surface is too cool, the batter steams instead of crisping, and the dosa turns soft and sticky. Here i…

Gujarat's Ambaji temple’s famous Mohanthal prasad gets GI tag

10:11
The Ambaji temple has proudly gained a Geographical Indication tag for its beloved Mohanthal prasad, a cherished traditional sweet. This recognition underscores the rich cultural and spiritual value attached to Mohanthal among the temple's visitors. As Navratri celebrations unfold, this news enhances the festive atmosphere, while the GI tag serves as a vital step in safeguarding religious traditi…

Danish parents raise their children to be extremely confident by doing this: 3 habits to try

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Empowering children with age-appropriate tasks cultivates their self-confidence and enhances their problem-solving abilities. Allowing them to confront controlled challenges encourages growth in independence and resilience. Rather than stepping in at the first sign of difficulty, parents should provide support when needed. Acknowledging and praising their specific efforts bolsters motivation and …

Meet Chhabita Pramanik: West Bengal woman who went from farm labourer to leading 347 self-help groups and supporting 500 famili

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Chhabita Pramanik, once a laborer, now cultivates her land and supports nearly 500 rural families. She organized a network of self-help groups that connect around 3,500 women through agriculture and collective businesses. Under her leadership, women learned sustainable farming practices and pursued economic independence. Pramanik's efforts gained recognition, leading to her being honored by the G…

Scottish Labrador Sgiath wins Animal of the Year for sniffing out invasive ‘sea vomit’

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Meet Sgiath, the black Labrador making waves in marine conservation by detecting the invasive carpet sea squirt. Trained by marine ecologist Dr. Texa Sim, this smart pup traded her mountain rescue background for an essential role in protecting coastal ecosystems. Her ability to identify ecological threats demonstrates the vital part dogs can play in environmental stewardship as we tackle climate …

Vijay Deverakonda says he cut down his water intake, "was llicking an ice cube to look shredded" just like bodybuilders do

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Vijay Deverakonda shared insights about his drastic reduction in water intake while filming Liger, aiming for a shredded look through hydration manipulation. This technique mirrors strategies used by bodybuilders to accentuate muscle definition pre-competition. However, studies reveal that such dehydration practices may pose health risks and hinder performance, making it crucial to seek medical a…

5 snakes that hide in potted plants and gardens: From well-camouflaged snakes blending into potting soil to those that shelter

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Most of us picture snakes in forests or fields, not in the tulsi pot by the window. But gardens, balconies and plant-filled terraces offer cool shade, moist soil, hiding spots and plenty of insects, frogs and rodents to eat. Some snakes slip into these spaces without drawing any attention, and several blend so well with soil and leaves that they are easy to miss. Most are harmless and simply pass…

Psychology says children can find it harder to concentrate when a sibling is doing something more interesting

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For many children, concentrating on homework is a challenge when a sibling is busy with engaging activities. Issues like distraction, impulse control, and instant gratification can hinder focus and determination. To help, parents can create quieter moments for studying and divide tasks into smaller steps. By observing attention spans in different situations, potential concentration problems can b…

Jharkhand teen challenges gender bias after brother gets private school education

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Tannu Kumari, a 17-year-old girl, identified gender discrimination affecting her education and challenged family norms. Her questioning began after comparing her education with her brother's attendance at a private school. Influenced by an illustrated comic series, she gained confidence to speak out against societal excuses. This new perspective not only impacted her own educational path but also…

This one kitchen staple can remove stickiness from kitchen slabs

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To achieve a sparkling kitchen slab, start by removing any clutter and dust. Next, mix baking soda with water to form a paste and apply it generously to the surface. Let it sit for a few minutes before using a soft cloth to scrub gently. Finally, rinse and dry the slab thoroughly to avoid any sticky residues.
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