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The Times of India

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Research finds teenagers turning to AI for emotional support; why experts say parents should do

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In a world where AI chatbots are becoming a go-to source for emotional support, children are turning to these digital companions to share their feelings and personal challenges. A recent survey shows that many young individuals are engaging with AI for companionship. However, a lack of parental guidance about AI safety poses potential risks.

Around 1575, a Mughal artist painted cheetahs; 450 years later, it sold for ₹120 crore

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A Family of Cheetahs, attributed to Basawan, was sold at Christie's auction for approximately Rs 120 crore. The painting, created during Mughal Emperor Akbar's reign, highlights wildlife in its natural habitat. This artwork signifies the Mughal interest in depicting nature rather than just royal figures or religious scenes. Its sale price dramatically exceeded the pre-auction estimate by 14 times…

Train journey ahead? 5 things you should check before settling into your berth

11:38
A quick look around when you board can save you some unnecessary trouble later. Here are five things to check before settling in.

Around 1500, artists in North India painted six scenes of Alexander; they sold for £70,760

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Recently, six exquisite paintings portraying moments from Alexander the Great's life captivated bidders at an auction. Originating from North India around 1500, these pieces were initially valued between £600 and £800, yet they soared to an astonishing £70,760 at Lyon & Turnbull. Their connection to the Persian literary heritage and the Sultanate era underlines the remarkable blend of art and sto…

Maharashtra woman once earned ₹200 for farm work, saved ₹100 a day; today, she manages a 12-acre farm

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In Pachod village, Sunita Nehare transformed her family's agricultural methods, dramatically boosting crop yields. Despite early challenges with disappointing harvests, she secured management rights of the family land. By integrating advanced farming practices, she not only amplified cotton production but also embraced crop diversification for a sustainable future. With an annual income of around…

Indian woman moves to Dubai to work as a dentist, reveals earning over Rs 10 lakh a month as a fitness coach: Her surprising ca

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Monika Singh initially relocated to Dubai with aspirations of becoming a dentist, armed with her degree. However, as she prepared for her dental licensing exams, she stumbled upon her true passion: dance fitness. Transitioning into wellness coaching, she started teaching exercise classes and eventually launched her own women's fitness business. Monika currently works with 23 clients and aims to c…

AI or real? Viral video of a six-foot snake climbing an electric pole to catch a bird sparks debate on social media

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A captivating video showcasing a snake ascending an electric pole and subsequently receiving an electric shock has taken social media by storm. Many viewers express skepticism, pointing to its seemingly flawless execution as a possible indicator of AI manipulation. Experts advise checking for unusual details or absent sources to authenticate such content. The identity of the video's creator and t…

4-Ingredient chocolate cake: How to make a rich, fudgy homemade dessert without flour, refined sugar, dairy, butter or oil usin

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Some cakes need a long list of ingredients, a stand mixer and half your afternoon. This one needs a blender, four things you may already have, and about five minutes of effort. There’s no flour, no refined sugar, no dairy, no butter and no oil, yet it still comes out moist, fudgy and deeply chocolatey. The trick is overripe bananas, which provide sweetness and moisture, along with cocoa and eggs …

This is the only place in India where no one worships Lord Hanuman

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In Dronagiri Village, Hanuman is not worshipped, as the locals believe he harmed their sacred mountain. This belief relates to the story of Lakshmana being injured in the Ramayana. Instead of viewing Hanuman's actions as heroic, villagers perceive them differently, affecting their religious practices. The village offers unique insights into cultural interpretations of mythology in India.

Psychology says children throw tantrums when parents are in a hurry, & it's not always stubbornness

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Transitions can be a tricky time for children, often leading to emotional outbursts as they learn to manage their feelings. When parents rush them, it can heighten anxiety and spark tantrums. Studies show that how caregivers respond plays a crucial role in a child's emotional development. By validating emotions, offering choices, and giving timely warnings, parents can ease the transition process.

How to remove stubborn grease from stainless steel pans with a lemon: An easy cleaning trick to remove greasy residue and resto

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We’ve all pulled a stainless steel pan out of the cupboard and found it just a little sticky, with a dull, greasy film that no amount of regular washing seems to shift. It’s especially common with kadais and pans used for frying or tadka, since oil bakes onto the surface a little more each time. Before you reach for a harsh chemical cleaner, there’s a much simpler fix sitting in your fruit bowl. …

Baby names inspired by Maha Navami: Meaningful names for boys and girls that reflect divine blessings, strength, courage and th

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Maha Navami, the ninth day of Navratri and Durga Puja, is the climax of the festival. It’s the day of the final worship, the day when the Goddess’s strength, courage and blessings are celebrated, and the day right before Vijayadashami, which marks the victory of good over evil. For many families, welcoming a baby around this time feels especially auspicious, and a lot of parents like to choose a …

Once in Akbar’s library, this rare Qur’an manuscript sold for £863,600 after a 15-minute bidding war

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A remarkable Qur’an manuscript linked to Mughal emperor Akbar’s library was auctioned for £863,600 in London. It was originally estimated to sell for between £40,000 and £60,000. The manuscript dates back to the late 16th century, showcasing exquisite decorations and multiple commentaries. Its pages contain crucial historical seals and texts that trace its royal journey. The auction was part of S…

Quote of the day by Leo Tolstoy: “Where there is love there is God also”; why kindness and compassion make life more meaningful

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Leo Tolstoy's quote, “Where there is love there is God also,” explores the connection between love, faith and everyday kindness. His short story encourages readers to find meaning in compassion, generosity and respect for others.

5 things people do at temples that have a deeper meaning than you think

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Visiting a temple includes rituals such as removing shoes and ringing a bell to focus on the divine. Devotees perform pradakshina, which symbolizes placing the deity at the center of their worship. Offering gifts before requesting blessings reflects a moment of giving rather than purely asking. Receiving prasad after worship is treated with reverence and signifies a gracious gift from the deity.
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