Long-Distance Relationship: 5 Changes That May Signal Your Partner Is Growing Distant
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Heart Attack vs Cardiac Arrest vs Heart Failure: Know the Symptoms and Key Differences
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Heart Health Tips: 5 Common Kitchen Habits That May Raise Cardiovascular Risk Over Time
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Could A Pomegranate Compound Help A Stiff Heart? Study Finds Up To 80% Improvement In Heart Function
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Why Do We Lose Our Appetite When We Are Sick? The Science Explained
The bowl of khichdi sits untouched on the bedside table, going cold. Two spoonfuls in, the plate is pushed away. Anyone who has had a fever or a bad bout of flu knows the feeling: the body is clearly working overtime,
In many Indian homes, the day ends in the kitchen. The last roti is served, the gas is turned off, and then comes a small ritual, using a damp cloth, a few firm strokes across the slab, and a final look to make sure everything shines. While some people do it once to finally clean the slab or the utensils, there are others who do it again and again before they can finally switch off the light.Most of us have noticed this habit in someone close to us, or in ourselves, and they cannot sit down calmly without making the kitchen look spik and span, be it a mother who cannot sit down until the counter is spotless, a roommate who wipes the stove while the food is still being eaten.Even though we often tend to shrug it off as just how they are, or joke that they are obsessed with cleanliness, but small habits often carry bigger stories, and the way we treat one tiny patch of the kitchen can say something about how our minds handle pressure, clutter, unfinished jobs, and the need to feel in control.Researchers have spent years studying the psychology behind this, and there are surprising reasons why this happens.
PCOS Awareness Month: Expert Explains Why Your Cycle Can Signal Diabetes Risk
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How to Choose an Edgeband for Kitchens, Wardrobes and Commercial Furniture?
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How the weaving community at Kalamachal in Thiruvananthapuram is surviving against odds
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What are the benefits of waking up in the morning and chanting Om? Learn about the benefits.
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Nothing new for us: In this Indian community, the groom moves into the wife's home after marriage
If your shirt collar doesn't get clean in the washing machine, this trick will help.
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How to remove a beehive from your balcony? These hacks will help.
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If your child is crying continuously, play the Hanuman Chalisa; the results will surprise you.
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Kashmiri bangles match every dress; your fair wrists will blossom.
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East Champaran Floods: Five Rules To Keep Your Drinking Water Safe
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Vashu Bhagnani hospitalised in London amid Income Tax searches
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At 10, Govind left conventional school for a gurukula; years later, he became an ISRO scientist
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India's UNESCO Tentative List gets 5 new entries, 4 heritage sites from Madhya Pradesh
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October 2026 is just around the corner, bringing with it a fresh month to reset routines, slow down where needed and pay a little more attention to our health. Whether it is getting better sleep, eating more mindfully, staying active or
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Asian Games 2026: India's Pooja Wins Bronze in Women's High Jump
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If you miss India, youll miss a large chunk of 21st century: Manuel Muiz
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Strengthening Gram Panchayats for a Developed India by 2047: NITI Aayog Workshop Highlights
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Football: Behind the scenes on how Salt Lake is being readied for Indias clash with Brazil
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The Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars host and TOPJAW co-founder opens up about what the little red stars really measure, why chefs chase them, and why Indian food keeps him coming back for more
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New NCERT book says Indian kings got swords from goddesses to resist invasions
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Union Minister for Finance and Corporate Affairs Nirmala Sitharaman met Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) President Zou Jiayi on the sidelines of the AIIB Annual Meeting 2026 in Doha, Qatar, where both leaders discussed the robust pipeline of the bank's projects in India. According to the Ministry of Finance on X, the bilateral discussions centered on cooperation, operational expansion, and institutional priorities. During the interaction, both leaders also evaluated options for expanding the multilateral institution's global presence, including operations within India. The engagement opened with mutual acknowledgements of recent milestones. President Zou congratulated the Union Finance Minister on the successful conduct of the BRICS Leaders' Summit held in New Delhi. In response, Sitharaman conveyed India's appreciation for the multilateral development institution's operational momentum, congratulating the bank on its strong performance in the first half of the year. Sithara...
Vadodara (Gujarat) [India], September 29: Bringing diverse academic voices to one platform, Parul University in collaboration with Times of India organized Verbal Duel 2026, a state-level inter-university debate competition that
Indian Railways to run one-month ticketchecking drive in October
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 29 (IANS) Indian Railways will run a ticketchecking drive across the Central Railway network from October 1-31, targeting concession tickets, fixed reservation quotas, railway passes and group bookings, an official statement said on Tuesday. Ticketchecking staff will verify passengers eligibility and insist on original identity proof for concessions and quota travel. The checking will be conducted in railway stations as well as local trains. Central Railway in a statement appealed to passengers to travel with valid tickets and the required documents and cooperate with ticket-checking staff to ensure a smooth journey. Ticket-checking staff can use the TTE App, wherever required, to verify the authenticity of tickets including unreserved tickets. Passengers, travelling on concession tickets or under specified reservation quotas must carry the prescribed original identity proof to establish their eligibility. Acceptable IDs include Aadhaar, passport, PAN, driving licence, voter ID, government photo ID, student ID, bank passbook with photo, and bank credit card with laminated photo. Passengers should carry the original document and not rely only on a photocopy or an image of the document stored on their phone. Passengers with an E-Pass or Privilege Ticket Order (PTO) must carry the prescribed original identity proof and ensure that the E-Pass or PTO has been duly exchanged or converted into the prescribed Authority to Travel before starting their journey. Travellers using group reservations must also show the necessary documents to prove eligibility. When a ticket is reserved for over one person, at least one of the passengers must have the required original identity proof. Passengers unable to establish their eligibility or produce the required documents could face action under the applicable railway rules. They may also be liable to a higher excess charge. The minimum penalty for travelling without a ticket or in an unauthorised manner has been revised to Rs 500 from Rs 250 from June 20, 2026, after changes under the Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Act, 2026.
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Dev Meena Clears 5.50m To Break India
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Asian Games Medal Tally: How two gold medals lifted India back into the top 10
India secured two gold medals on Day 10 of the Asian Games, enhancing its overall medal tally to 53. Neeru Dhanda won India's first gold in women's trap shooting, setting an Asian Games record. The women's 4x400m relay team also clinched gold, adding to India's success in athletics. Additionally, India achieved multiple bronze medals in various events, showcasing its competitiveness.
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For some people, collecting is more than a hobby. It is a way of keeping childhood memories alive, discovering rare finds and connecting with people who share the same interests. This October, Hyderabad will bring collectors together for The Hyderabad Collectibles Show, a one day event featuring Pokmon cards, diecast cars, figures, comics and more. Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Asian Games: India ends athletics campaign with bronze in men's 4x400m relay
Digital Desk | Nagoya, Sep 29 (IANS) India capped their athletics campaign at the Asian Games 2026 with a bronze medal in the mens 4x400m relay, clocking a 3:01.61 at the Mizuho Park Athletic Stadium here on Tuesday. The Indian quartet of Dharamveer Choudhary, Manu Theekkinil, Jay Kumar and Vishal Thennarasu produced a determined effort to finish third, completing a memorable evening for Indian relay athletics after the womens 4x400m team had clinched gold earlier in the day. Japan won the gold in 3:00.75, while Qatar took silver in 3:00.93. India finished 0.86 seconds behind the champions. Dharamveer gave India a steady start before handing over to Manu with the team firmly in medal contention. Manu was crowded during the second leg and had to move around the field, leaving India in fourth when Jay Kumar took over. Jay responded strongly, moving India into the medal positions and briefly pushing the team into second place behind Japan. However, the Indian side slipped back to fourth during the final exchange. Vishal then produced a strong closing leg, making up ground to bring India back into third. India entered the final with a season-best 3:00.32, which was the fastest among the finalists. Japan came in with a 3:00.19 season-best and eventually converted that form into gold. Earlier, Indias women produced a golden finish in the 4x400m relay, with Kiran Pahal, M.R. Poovamma, Prachi and Vithya Ramraj combining to win the title in 3:29.69. Bahrain finished second in 3:30.21, while China claimed bronze in 3:31.02. Vithya delivered a strong anchor leg to seal gold for India, adding another medal to an impressive Asian Games campaign. The relay gold took her medal tally to three after she had earlier won silver and bronze in her individual events. The Indian women had held their nerve in a closely fought final before Vithya brought them home, providing a fitting conclusion to her campaign. India had also secured bronze in the mixed 4x100m relay earlier on Tuesday, with Gurindervir Singh, Sneha Sathyanarayana, Animesh Kujur and Harita Bhadra clocking 41.06 seconds. The quartet not only finished third but also lowered the National Record of 41.35 seconds set by Ragul Kumar, Nithya Gandhe, Animesh and Sneha at the World Relays 2026 in Gaborone. China won the mixed relay gold in 40.78 seconds, and Thailand took silver in 40.87 seconds.
Skoda Auto India to hike car prices by up to 1.2% from October 1
The price revision will vary across models and variants, affecting Skodas India portfolio including Kylaq, Slavia, Kushaq, Kodiaq and Superb
At the Chettinad Heritage and Cultural Festival, a revival takes root
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INDIA bloc announces Odisha Bandh on Oct 8 over MMDR Act, other demands
Digital Desk | Bhubaneswar, Sep 29 (IANS) The Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee (OPCC) president Bhakta Charan Das on Tuesday announced a statewide strike Odisha Bandh by the political parties of the India Bloc on October 8 over various demands, including the MMDR Amendment Act, 2026, the resignation of state School and Mass Education (S&ME) minister Nityananda Gond and Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar. Speaking to media persons, the OPCC president said, The political parties of the INDIA bloc are protesting over three demands, including the repeal of the MMDR Amendment Act, the resignation and arrest of CEC Gyanesh Kumar, and Odishas education minister Nityananda Gonds resignation. He further said that the INDIA bloc had planned to gherao the Odisha Assembly on Tuesday. Das alleged that the state government, fearing the protest, adjourned the session sine die, even though it was scheduled to continue until October 3. So, the agitation will intensify further, and Odisha, from the capital Bhubaneswar to every village, will remain shut down on October 8. Thousands of workers of all the INDIA bloc political parties will court arrest, said the OPCC president. Meanwhile, the political parties of the INDIA bloc, led by the Odisha Congress, on Tuesday held a massive protest rally, 'Parivartan Rally' in Bhubaneswar against the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2026, the resignation of state School and Mass Education (S&ME) minister Nityanand Gond over the school textbook error issue and the removal of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) over alleged electoral process irregularities. The members and leaders of Congress, CPI, CPI(M), CPI(ML) Liberation, Forward Bloc, NCP-Sharad Pawar, Samajwadi Party and RJD from across the state participated in the Parivartan Rally. After a huge protest meeting at the Lower PMG, the protestors marched towards the Chief Ministers residence to stage a gherao to register their protest. Senior leaders from Congress and other political parties addressed the workers at the protest meeting. Tension prevailed at Lower PMG as protesters clashed with police after they were stopped from marching ahead. To bring the situation under control, security personnel later detained several senior leaders and workers of the India bloc and took them away from the protest site. It is worth mentioning here that the opposition Biju Janata Dal also organised a massive protest rally in Bhubaneswar demanding the repeal of the MMDR Amendment Act, 2026 on Monday.
ZEISS Group sees Indias tough operating terrain as global test lab
For ZEISS, Indias toughest conditions may become the proving ground for some of the worlds most resilient precision technologies; Chennai facility would go beyond being an R&D centre to become part of its global innovation network
Indian Army Promotes Cleanliness, Hygiene and Sustainability at Agartala Station
Agartala, September 29: Demonstrating its commitment to cleanliness, environmental sustainability and operational health readiness, the Indian Armys Spear Corps organised a comprehensive educational and awareness drive for troops stationed at Agartala Military Station on Tuesday as part of the nationwide Swachh Bharat Campaign. The day-long programme focused on reinforcing cleanliness, personal hygiene and environmental consciousness... The post Indian Army Promotes Cleanliness, Hygiene and Sustainability at Agartala Station first appeared on Northeast Today .
Indias festive electronics boom runs on credit, leaving millions exposed to repair costs
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AIIB can expand financing to AI, MSME and skilling sectors in India: FM Sitharaman
Digital Desk | Doha, Sep 29 (IANS) Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday said the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) could further expand beyond physical infrastructure financing to include newer infrastructure in India that focuses on AI, MSMEs, and skilling. During her meeting with Zou Jiayi, President, AIIB, on the sidelines of the AIIB 2026 Annual Meeting in Doha, Qatar, she noted that MSMEs are the backbone of India's economy, and assistance for AI adaptability and manpower training can help MSMEs. The AIIB President congratulated FM Sitharaman on the successful BRICS Leaders' Summit in New Delhi. Finance Minister also congratulated AIIB on its strong performance in the first half of the year. She conveyed India's support for the Bank's 2027 budget plans and focus areas for scaling up operations. Both the leaders discussed the robust pipeline of AIIB's projects in India and expanding the global presence of AIIB, including in India, according to a Finance Ministry post on X. Recalling her last visit to project sites in Delhi and Meerut, the AIIB President said that the bank will continue financing projects for people, urban development and environmental protection. FM Sitharaman reiterated that the Bank's regional centrality should continue to remain a defining institutional characteristic and an important anchor of its mandate. Earlier in the day, FM Sitharaman conveyed that Saudi Arabia is Indias trusted and valued strategic partner, highlighting the wide-ranging partnership between the two countries across defence, security, trade, investment, energy, technology, healthcare, education, culture and people-to-people exchanges. She met Mohammed Aljadaan, Minister of Finance, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, on the sidelines of the AIIB 2026 Annual Meeting here, who congratulated the Union Finance Minister on India's robust economic performance and improving investment climate, and shared his perspective on the Saudi economy. Both the Ministers welcomed the successful conclusion of negotiations on the India-Saudi Arabia Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT), which will provide a stronger and more predictable framework for bilateral investments and further strengthen investor confidence, according to Finance Ministry. In her meeting with Ambassador Pietro Lazzeri, AIIB Governor from Switzerland, FM Sitharaman highlighted the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund as a trusted partner for foreign investors seeking to access opportunities in India, with high standards of governance and transparency; and Swiss investors could explore NIIF infrastructure funds to gain exposure to India's infrastructure sector.
Asian Games 2026: India Breaches 50-Mark in Medal Tally, Enter Top-10
The country's standing in the overall tally improved to 10th with 52 medals (6 gold, 21 silver and 25 bronze) so far
India wins mixed 4x100m relay bronze; Gulveer Singh earns third Asian Games medal
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India Break Athletics Gold Drought at Asian Games 2026 With Women
India has officially broken its athletics gold jinx at the Asian Games 2026 in spectacular fashion, courtesy of a stellar performance by the womens 4x400m relay team. The formidable quartet of Vithya Ramraj, Kiran Pahal, Machettira Poovamma, and Prachi combined brilliantly on the track, clocking a remarkable 3:29.69 to secure the top spot on the [] The post India Break Athletics Gold Drought at Asian Games 2026 With Womens 4x400m Relay Win appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
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India's Asian Games Triumph: Golds In Shooting, Relay
India achieved significant milestones at the Asian Games, securing its first-ever women's trap gold through Neeru Dhanda and another gold in the women's 4x400m relay. These victories pushed India's medal tally past 50, placing the country in the top 10. The day also saw strong performances in boxing, volleyball, archery, squash, and tennis, contributing to a successful outing despite some disappointments in other events.
Amritha Ram reimagines Khadi for global fashion with KH House of Khadars new collection
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Asiad 2026: India win women's 4x400m gold, extend athletics gold run
The result meant India continued a run of winning at least one athletics gold at every Asian Games since 1998; Hiroshima 1994 remains the last edition in which India did not win an athletics gold
Asthma Care During Weather Changes: Foods to Eat, Triggers to Avoid and Key Health Tips
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Indias new services speedometer flashes green across 17 sectors
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Asian Games: Pooja wins India's first high jump bronze medal after 24 years
Digital Desk | Nagoya, Sep 29 (IANS) Indias national record-holder Pooja won the bronze medal in the womens high jump at the Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, on Tuesday, after Sarvesh Kushare and Parul Chaudhary added a silver and bronze, respectively, to Indias athletics medal haul. Pooja cleared a best of 1.84m to finish third in the womens high jump final. Uzbekistans Sayfullaeva won gold with a personal best of 1.90m, while Kazakhstans Kristina Ovchinnikova took silver after clearing 1.87m. 19-year-old Pooja had been in the lead after clearing 1.84m but was unable to negotiate 1.87m in three attempts and had to settle for bronze. The medal adds to a breakthrough year for Pooja, who earlier broke Sahana Kumaris 14-year-old national record with a 1.93m clearance at the Asian Under-20 Athletics Championships. Poojas bronze was Indias first medal in the womens high jump at the Asian Games since Bobby Aloysius won silver in 2002. Earlier, Sarvesh Kushare clinched the silver medal in the mens high jump on Monday. Kushare finished on the podium with a best jump of 2.25m, matching gold medallist Chao Hsuan-Fu of Chinese Taipei. However, Chao cleared the height in his first attempt, while Sarvesh needed two attempts. Republic of Koreas Sanghyeok Woo won the bronze medal with a jump of 2.22m. Sarvesh began the competition strongly, clearing 2.10m in his first attempt. He maintained his momentum by clearing 2.14m, 2.18m and 2.22m on his first attempts, keeping himself in the top positions for a long period. Chao, who needed two attempts to clear 2.18m, then produced his season-best performance by clearing 2.25m on his first attempt to move into the lead. With both athletes clearing 2.25m, the contest went down to 2.28m. However, neither athlete could clear the height despite three attempts, allowing Chao to finish on top and claim the gold, while Kushare settled for silver.
Korean thriller Hope postponed in India, to release on THIS date
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US belongs to all of us: Raja Krishnamoorthi hits back at Indian immigration debate
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Asian Games: India clinch mixed 4x100m relay bronze, set national record
Digital Desk | Nagoya, Sep 29 (IANS) India signed off from the mixed 4x100m relay final at the Asian Games 2026 with a bronze medal and a new national record as Gurindervir Singh, Sneha Sathyanarayana, Animesh Kujur and Harita Bhadra combined to clock 41.06 seconds in Nagoya on Tuesday. The Indian quartet produced a season-best effort to finish third, improving the previous National Record of 41.35 seconds set by Ragul Kumar, Nithya Gandhe, Animesh and Sneha at the World Relays 2026 in Gaborone. China claimed the gold medal in 40.78 seconds, while Thailand finished second in 40.87 seconds. India crossed the line in 41.06 seconds, 0.28 seconds behind the champions. For Harita, the bronze marked her second medal of the Games after she had earlier secured bronze in the womens 200m final. Harita clocked 23.20 seconds to finish third in the 200m, becoming the first Indian woman since Dutee Chand in 2018 to win an Asian Games medal in the event. The 23-year-old Maharashtra sprinter had entered the Games after improving her personal best to 23.14 seconds at the National Inter-State Senior Athletics Championships. Animesh, meanwhile, also finished fifth in the mens 200m final with a time of 20.80 seconds. The 22-year-old sprinter, who had won bronze and set a national record of 20.32 seconds at the 2025 Asian Athletics Championships, has emerged as one of Indias leading short-distance runners. Gurindervir, Indias national record holder in the mens 100m, was another key member of the Indian quartet. He clocked 10.09 seconds in May this year to become the first Indian man to run the 100m under 10.10 seconds. Sneha, who specialises in the 100m and 4x100m relay, is also part of Indias senior relay setup. She was a member of the Indian womens 4x100m team that won gold at the 2026 Asian Relays Championships in China.
Asian Games: India win 4x400m relay gold, Gulveer bags 3rd medal
Nagoya: The Indian quartet of Kiran Pahal, Poovamma Machettira, Prachi, and Vithya Ramraj produced an exceptional performance to claim the gold medal in the womens 4x400m relay at the 2026 Asian Games here on Tuesday. The Indian team won the top prize with a time of 3:29.69 minutes, giving the country its first gold medal Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
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