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Which farm dog breed is America's best? These hardworking dogs keep livestock safe — and one clearly stands above the rest

The best farm dog does far more than guard a barn. The right breed helps herd cattle, protect livestock, deter predators, and support daily farm work with natural instincts. While many people assume large, powerful breeds make the best farm dogs, experienced ranchers often rely on dogs bred for intelligence,…

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RBI tells parliamentary panel that virtual digital assets like cryptocurrency a threat to economy

The Reserve Bank of India has informed a parliamentary panel that virtual digital assets like cryptocurrency pose a threat to India's developing economy and should not be legalized. Citing concerns over potential use in illegal activities such as terror funding and drug smuggling, the central bank highlighted the difficulty in…

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We are ready and confident: India on revamped Olympic host selection process for 2036

India is actively pursuing its bid to host the 2036 Olympic Games in Ahmedabad, engaging with the IOC through various channels under a revamped selection process. The nation is currently in the Continuous Dialogue stage, with a Strategic Dialogue phase set for 2027.

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Psychology says people who raise several children aren't making identical life choices: What the behavior reveals?

Psychology says people who raise several children aren't always motivated by the same reasons. Psychology explains that family size is influenced by culture, personal values, economics, relationships, biology, and social expectations. Researchers say there is no single personality type linked to raising many children. Different psychological theories help explain why…

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Why are some children happier eating vegetables while others refuse them? Scientists reveal 6 simple daily habits that could shape healthy eating for life

Most children don't naturally love vegetables, but new nutrition research suggests that healthy eating habits can be built with simple daily routines. Child nutrition experts say repeated exposure, family mealtimes and positive food experiences matter more than forcing kids to eat. As childhood obesity and poor diet remain concerns across…

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French Proverb of the Day: “For the young hunter, an old dog is needed” — Life lessons on experience, leadership, perseverance, teamwork and why you should learn from those who have walked the path before you

French Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of “For the young hunter, an old dog is needed.” The saying reflects how success in learning or any new journey is often shaped by experience rather than effort alone. It suggests that guidance from someone experienced is essential for those who…

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Congress hints at equal seat-sharing with Samajwadi Party in 2027 UP assembly polls

Uttar Pradesh Congress in-charge Rajendra Pal Gautam signaled an equal seat-sharing with the Samajwadi Party for the 2027 assembly polls, emphasizing "equality and respect." He highlighted the INDIA bloc's success in the Lok Sabha elections, attributing it to the Congress's national stature and Rahul Gandhi's leadership. Gautam also criticized the…

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Pick n Pay launches AI grocery shopping assistant in South Africa

South African retailer Pick n Pay has launched an AI-powered shopping assistant named "Penny" to simplify grocery ordering. Customers can now use voice, text, or photos to build their orders, a move aimed at boosting their online presence against rivals. This innovative tool, powered by Google's Gemini AI, also offers…

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US Stocks: Micron, Intel and other chip stocks fall up to 11% after record-breaking rally

Chip stocks experienced a significant downturn, with major AI rally leaders seeing sharp profit-taking after a record quarter. The VanEck Semiconductor ETF plunged over 5%, led by Micron, Intel, and AMD. Concerns over potential AI computing oversupply, fueled by Meta's plans, prompted investors to re-evaluate lofty valuations. Despite the sell-off,…

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Private jet operators seek relaxations in FDTL, EDTO norms

Aviation regulator DGCA is poised to form a committee to review pilot flight duty norms for chartered flights following a request from the Business Aircraft Operators Association (BAOA). The association seeks relaxations, including aligning long-range business jet rules with global standards and extending Extended Diversion Time Operations (EDTO) from 90…

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India's solar sector a big opportunity, could become exporter to Europe: Renewables Norway CEO

India's burgeoning solar power sector is a significant driver for global climate action, according to Renewables Norway CEO Bard Vegar Solhjell. He highlighted India's potential to become a major exporter of solar components to Europe if it develops its manufacturing capabilities.

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Portugal vs Croatia FIFA World Cup 2026: When and where to watch Cristiano Ronaldo, match time in India, live streaming and team details

Portugal vs Croatia FIFA World Cup 2026 Predicted Lineup, Key Players and Match Preview: Portugal faces Croatia in a crucial FIFA World Cup 2026 fixture. Portugal, having finished second in their group, aims to improve their performance, while Croatia enters with strong momentum from recent victories. The match kicks off…

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Quote of the Day by Emily Dickinson: 'The dearest ones of time, the strongest friends of the soul...'- A timeless reflection by America's most original poets of all time on literature, lifelong learning, and the profound companionship that books offer across every season of life

Emily Dickinson's profound quote, 'The dearest ones of time, the strongest friends of the soul—BOOKS,' highlights literature's enduring companionship and wisdom. In a world of constant distractions, books offer solace, challenge our minds, and foster empathy, connecting us across time and space. Dickinson's own life exemplified this deep devotion, finding…

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Tata Power to install solar, battery energy systems across one lakh households in Punjab over three years

Tata Power Solaroof has launched 'Ghar Ghar Solar' in Punjab, aiming to equip one lakh households with rooftop solar and battery systems over three years. This initiative, supported by accessible financing and community programs like 'Mera Gaon, Mera Solar', seeks to boost clean energy adoption. The campaign aligns with government…

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NCLAT revives insolvency proceedings against Chintamani's Jewellery Arcade on Axis Bank plea

Insolvency proceedings against Chintamani's Jewellery Arcade have been revived by the NCLAT after Axis Bank filed a restoration application. The tribunal found the company in material and continuing breach of court-recorded settlement terms, failing to adhere to its repayment schedule. This decision reinstates the corporate insolvency resolution process against the…

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Tesla stock price: Why are Tesla shares down even though Elon Musk-owned EV giant posts record second-quarter sales deliveries?

Tesla stock fell sharply in midday trading Thursday, down more than 7 per cent, in an odd development.

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'Leverage is not optional': Microsoft techie says previous employer matched salary after she resigned

A former Goldman Sachs employee, Kriti Rohilla, shared her eye-opening salary negotiation experience on LinkedIn. She learned that corporate pay structures often hinge on initial benchmarks and that leverage, particularly an external job offer, is crucial for significant salary increases. Rohilla's story highlights the systemic nature of pay discussions and…

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India, Japan deepen AI cooperation across full tech stack; agree on safe, secure, human-centric AI ecosystem

India and Japan have forged a significant partnership to build a "safe, secure, trustworthy, and inclusive" AI ecosystem. This collaboration spans the entire technology stack, from governance and infrastructure to model development and talent exchange. Both nations aim to leverage AI for innovation, economic security, and societal benefit, aligning with…

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Quote of the Day by Samuel L. Jackson: “Those who say that money can't buy happiness, never… – Inspiring lessons on wealth, happiness, financial stability, opportunity and why money makes life easier by the American actor known for his commanding screen presence and deep insights on success and life

Quote of the Day by Samuel L. Jackson: Samuel L. Jackson’s quote, “Those who say that money can't buy happiness, never had any,” explores the practical relationship between money, financial security, and happiness. The quote suggests that while wealth alone cannot guarantee lasting joy or fulfillment, having enough money can…

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I would never have been CEO in any other country, including India: Indra Nooyi

Former PepsiCo chief Indra Nooyi credits the US' "meritocratic" system for her success, stating she couldn't have reached CEO status in any other nation, including India. She emphasised how the US commercializes global innovations, allowing immigrants to rise. Nooyi urged her daughters to cherish these opportunities and preserve the nation's…

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Dutch launch humanoid robot centre to 'kickstart' race with China

A new Humanoid Application Center in the Netherlands aims to bridge Europe's robotics gap with the US and China. CEO Evert Jaap Lugt envisions a future where humanoids, boosted by AI, could even replace lost loved ones. Real estate director Niels Langenhuizen plans to deploy robots on construction sites to…

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Quote of the day by John D Rockefeller: 'The poorest man I know is the man who has nothing but money.' Life lessons on true wealth, genuine happiness, obsession and human nature

Quote of the day by John D Rockefeller reminds people that money alone cannot define success or happiness. The famous quote explains that true wealth comes from purpose, relationships, health, kindness, and personal growth. It also warns against making financial gain the only goal in life. The message remains relevant…

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Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Friday

Indian equities rallied as easing Middle East tensions pushed crude prices lower and dovish Fed remarks boosted sentiment. Sensex gained nearly 580 points, while analysts expect Q1 earnings, US jobs data and the India–Japan summit to guide market direction.

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Tata Steel in talks with Dutch govt for Netherlands project amid tightened emission norms

Tata Steel is in talks with the Dutch government to navigate its transition project in the Netherlands, aiming to meet stringent emission norms. Facing challenges with legacy assets and stricter environmental regulations, the company is developing a long-term, financially viable, and environmentally compliant pathway. This includes strengthening energy security and…

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Delhi-Dehradun Expressway: NHAI blames drainage issues for road cave-in, acts against officials, contractor

Following a road surface cave-in on the Delhi-Dehradun Economic Corridor, the National Highways Authority of India has initiated disciplinary action. A show-cause notice has been issued to the project director, key officials suspended, and the contractor faces debarment. The incident, attributed to water stagnation and delayed drainage work due to…

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