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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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‘They say I have multiple wives’: Former ADC to President, Major Rishabh Singh Sambyal breaks silence on viral rumours

9:46
After recently taking premature retirement from the Indian Army, the 30-year-old spoke about the rumours that followed his rise to fame. Appearing on Raj Shamani’s podcast Figuring Out, Rishabh said social media has created an entirely different version of his personal life.

President’s Adc Role: Ex-aide details vigilance training; why handshakes are restricted

9:14
An aide-de-camp plays a pivotal role in closely monitoring and anticipating the needs of the president. Rigorous training equips officers to maintain sharp observation skills, even amid high-stress situations. Security measures are meticulously applied to every aspect of the head of state's interactions. Additionally, the ADC oversees coordination, communication, and scheduling for official dutie…

Meet Eknath Vasant Chitnis: The man who recognized the potential of a young APJ Abdul Kalam

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Professor Eknath Vasant Chitnis played a pivotal role in pioneering India’s initial forays into space research. Collaborating closely with Vikram Sarabhai, he was integral in laying the groundwork for the nation’s space program. Notably, he chose Thumba for India’s first rocket launches and astutely recognized APJ Abdul Kalam’s talent, inviting him to join ISRO. His efforts contributed significan…

From Hyouka to Gosick: 5 anime with mystery-solving protagonists like Maomao from The Apothecary Diaries

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The Apothecary Diaries is one of the most loved anime, and its characters have really made a place in people’s hearts. One such character is Maomao that stands out because of her sharp observational skills, knowledge of medicine, and intelligence.

European expat who moved to India for work shares an unexpected behavior pattern in most Indians

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A European expatriate observed that introductions in India often convey one's social status, with people commonly exchanging information about their educational accomplishments and family lineage. This insight triggered a mix of reactions online, prompting some to agree while others raised concerns about diverse cultural norms in introductions. These nuances underscore the surprising complexities…

Switzer's Defiant Marathon Run: Kathrine Switzer breaks Boston barrier; women now reshape running

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Kathrine Switzer ran the Boston Marathon in 1967, defying rules barring women from the race. A race official attempted to remove her bib number during the event. Her boyfriend intervened, allowing her to continue running the entire marathon. This act of defiance led to women being officially allowed to compete five years later. Today, women comprise nearly half of the modern Boston Marathon's par…

Kitchen Cleanup Hack: Parchment paper catches induction spills; cleanup takes seconds

8:10
Using parchment paper between your pan and induction cooktop is a game-changer in kitchen maintenance. It effectively catches oil splatters and food remnants, sparing you the hassle of scrubbing afterward. Since induction hobs heat pans without raising the cooktop temperature, the paper remains intact. Once you're done cooking, just lift the pan and toss the parchment for an immaculate countertop.

Kareena Kapoor Khan just made the ’90s-favourite leheriya saree cool again with a hidden ‘Zubeidaa’ throwback

7:38
At the music launch of Daayra in Mumbai, the actor traded her usual dresses and sharp tailoring for a breezy six-yard look. And it was hard to miss. Kareena wore a pastel rainbow leheriya saree that managed to look colourful without being loud.

Ganesh Chaturthi 2026 Live Updates: Lalbaugcha Raja’s first look, puja rituals, aarti and celebrations

7:06
The moment Bappa’s face is revealed, the mood changes. Conversations stop, phones come out, hands fold and, almost instantly, a crowd that was waitin

‘This is what their mothers have taught them’: Woman's confrontation to youth sparks debate

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In a viral video, a woman challenges a young man aboard a bustling train, igniting a heated exchange about his upbringing. As tensions rise, the young man maintains his composure, responding thoughtfully to her aggressive remarks. This incident has ignited a fierce online debate about public etiquette, prompting discussions on respect for elders and appropriate ways to handle conflicts in public …

‘Never ever be a cool boss’: Indian man shares the workplace mistake he regrets

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Hemant Wadhwani cautions managers about the pitfalls of excessive friendliness with their teams. His experience reveals that too much freedom can cause professional boundaries to erode. By establishing clear lines, managers can foster trust and mitigate the risk of misuse of authority. Striking a balance between approachability and professional decorum is crucial for effective leadership.

5 signs they like you but are too scared to make the first move

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Sometimes, the answer is simple. They are interested, but they are nervous about making the first move. They could be worried about rejection, afraid of making things awkward or simply unsure whether you feel the same way. So, instead of saying it outright, they drop hints.

Lady Gaga is now a mom: Why the pop star’s iconic ‘Mother Monster’ nickname has taken on a whole new meaning

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Lady Gaga has joyfully announced the birth of her first child with fiancé Michael Polansky, marking a profound change in her life. This personal milestone sees her wonderful transformation from a sensational pop icon to a nurturing mom. Gaga has long dreamt of motherhood, hoping to guide her children in finding their authentic selves.

Tolstoy On what makes art: Honest feeling defines true art; raw work can outlast polish

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Art, according to Russian novelist Leo Tolstoy, is fundamentally about sharing true emotions, rather than simply showcasing beauty or technical prowess. This philosophy prompts a re-evaluation of today's digital art landscape, where raw, emotional content often strikes a deeper chord than flawlessly executed creations. Tolstoy's insights continue to underscore the importance of authenticity in ar…

Swami Vivekananda Quote: Learn from others, absorb in your own way; avoid imitation

3:23
Swami Vivekananda advocated learning from diverse cultures and ideas. He stressed absorbing external knowledge through one's own values and context. This process prevents imitation and fosters genuine personal growth. His teachings remain relevant in today's interconnected global society. Embracing external influences requires careful integration to maintain selfhood.
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