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The Times of India

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Richa Chadha reveals Ali Fazal’s parenting micromanagement, even from another city

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Richa Chadha and Ali Fazal reflect on their parenting experiences and how they manage childcare responsibilities. Ali's involvement includes asking detailed questions about their daughter's meals while working away. Richa appreciates his care but sometimes feels it borders on micromanagement. They aim to balance their professional commitments with family needs and prioritize clear communication. …

Uttar Pradesh bans artificial food colours in Samosa & Momo Chutney

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The Food Safety and Drug Administration of Uttar Pradesh has launched an initiative to eliminate harmful industrial dyes in street food. Vendors are now required to replace these synthetic colors with natural alternatives in popular items such as chutneys, kebabs, and cotton candy. While synthetic colors remain permissible under strict guidelines for baked goods, this move aims to enhance food sa…

Hyderabad developer moved 800 mango trees instead of cutting them for a road; it took 8 months

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Faced with the challenge of relocating 800 mango trees for a new road project in Hyderabad, Ashwin Rao opted for preservation instead of removal. With the Vata Foundation's expertise in translocating trees, including banyans, Rao meticulously planned the move to ensure the mango trees thrive in their new home. The foundation has successfully relocated more than 17,500 trees, showcasing their comm…

Can money plants grow in water forever? Tips and tricks to know

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Money plants thrive beautifully in water for years with the right care. Changing the water regularly ensures oxygen reaches the roots, while diluted liquid fertiliser every four to six weeks supports vibrant growth and avoids discoloration. It's crucial to select the right light conditions to prevent algae formation. Keeping an eye out for warning signs allows for prompt action, ensuring your pla…

Odisha homemaker Sujata Bhuyan earns up to Rs 10 lakh yearly from Hirakud fish farming

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After observing the vast potential at Hirakud Reservoir, Sujata Bhuyan from Odisha transformed her life through fish farming. Engaging with the Fisheries Department for training, she turned her vision into reality, producing about 25 to 30 metric tonnes of fish annually. Her remarkable achievements caught the attention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who shared her inspiring story in Mann Ki Baa…

Woman caught 60 Burmese pythons barefoot in the Everglades swamp: Meet Taylor Stanberry who became the first woman to win Flori

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Taylor Stanberry made history by being crowned the first female champion of Florida's Python Challenge in 2025, pulling out an impressive 60 Burmese pythons. This ten-day competition was fiercely contested, with 934 participants achieving a remarkable 294 pythons overall. Proudly representing women in this environmental initiative, Stanberry underscores the ongoing battle against Burmese pythons …

Parents do have a favourite child, and it may not be who you think, says new study

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Research highlights that parents frequently exhibit bias in their treatment of children based on gender and personal characteristics. Daughters and those who are more agreeable or conscientious tend to receive favorable attention. While older siblings gain autonomy, younger kids attract more focus. The findings urge parents to strive for fairness in their parenting approach, ensuring every child …

5 ways a seemingly harmless online quiz could collect your personal information

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Not every online quiz misuses personal information, but it is worth knowing what you might be sharing. Here are five ways a seemingly harmless quiz could collect your data.

After losing her son to electrocution, Bihar's Ladli Khatoon earns Rs 1 lakh from solar irrigation

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Ladli Khatoon from Bahwanpur, Bihar, has transformed her family's tragedy into a solar irrigation venture. After losing her son, she discovered the risks of conventional irrigation methods and sought alternatives. Through support from JEEViKA and local organizations, she established a solar irrigation business, benefiting many farmers. This initiative has enabled several women to earn incomes and…

Tamil Nadu lawyer helped 30 tribal families get certificates; one man later secured a government job

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Advocate V Akathiyan made a significant visit to Vayaloor village to aid 30 tribal families in acquiring overdue caste certificates, essential for expanding educational and job prospects. One of the beneficiaries, M Manikandan, secured a government clerk role thanks to the certificate. Akathiyan’s dedication also encompasses more tribal regions, addressing legal issues and fundamental necessities…

Engineer turns Sanyasi: Viral Instagram video traces his journey; viewers joke about life choices

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In a captivating Instagram interview with travel creator Mohit Pawar, a computer engineering graduate who interned at the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre revealed his unexpected journey to becoming a sanyasi. He shared insights into his educational background, professional experiences, and his former CEO's surprising response to his life choice. The conversation highlighted the significance of life…

These tiny succulents look like pebbles and can disappear into a tray of stones: The way they store water and use light makes t

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Lithops, commonly known as living stones, are captivating succulents from southern Africa, thriving in arid desert habitats. Their incredible adaptations enable them to store water within their fleshy leaves, allowing them to blend seamlessly with rocky terrains. With a distinct growth cycle marked by annual leaf transformations, they require precise watering and specific light and soil condition…

Nearly 300 rural Karnataka youths get free military training, meals and lodging at a village mutt

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A training camp in Itagi village is assisting rural Karnataka youth in preparing for military recruitment. The Annadaneshwar Mutt provides meals and accommodation while the Vijayamarga Trust arranges training with retired military personnel. This initiative focuses on fitness and understanding the recruitment process, which is critical for potential candidates. Participants learn about physical f…

"These people are going to deceive you…": Govinda reveals mother’s final request before her death

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Govinda recalled a poignant lesson from his mother, who gently encouraged him to forgive those who had wronged him. She emphasized that forgiveness is intertwined with gratitude for life's blessings. In their heartfelt exchange, she cautioned him about inevitable betrayal, urging a promise of forgiveness. Initially resistant, Govinda admitted finding it tough, yet he ultimately embraced her wisdo…
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