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Psychology says people who like to watch a movie after a long day of work aren't avoiding life: What this habit may reveal?

Psychology says people who like to watch a movie after a long day of work aren't always trying to escape from reality. Psychology explains that this habit can help the brain recover from mental effort, reduce stress, support emotional balance, and improve relaxation. Research also suggests that planned leisure activities,…

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‘Pahandi’ procession, packed Grand Road and surging crowds: What led to the stampede scare at Puri Rath Yatra

During the Puri Rath Yatra festival, an unfortunate incident resulted in the death of one devotee, while more than 100 others were rescued from a sudden crowd surge on the Grand Road. The situation escalated due to severe congestion, prompting a swift emergency response from rescuers. This incident raises important…

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Manufacturing automation platform Groyyo raises $9.3 million led by Cornerstone Ventures

Groyyo offers fashion brands and manufacturers software to manage apparel sourcing, including product design, costing, production planning, quality checks, and logistics. It plans to use the capital to fund expansion across new geographies, deepen its supplier network, and advance the AI capabilities powering its tech platform.

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Manufacturing automation platform Groyyo raises $9.3 million led by Cornerstone Ventures

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'Do you think poor people run this country?': Madhuri Grover sparks fresh rich vs poor row after 'have more children' controversy

Madhuri Jain Grover faces social media backlash for her views on wealth. She stated wealthy individuals, not the poor, run the country. This follows earlier controversy regarding her comments on childbirth. Grover clarified her remarks were misunderstood and aimed at encouraging births. Her statements have reignited debates on inequality and…

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

Indian equities ended subdued as geopolitical tensions capped gains despite optimism around Q1 earnings. Analysts expect stock-specific action, with financials, autos and digital firms in focus, while Nifty remains range-bound between key support and resistance amid cautious investor sentiment.

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Agri Minister seeks tougher laws on fake seeds, pesticides; aims to reach 100 million farmers with ICAR technologies

ICAR aims for financial self-reliance through innovation and tech commercialization by 2029. The institution released 43 new crop varieties and 17 technologies at the event.

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Psychology says people who are terrified of injections and needles aren’t dramatic, they may be anticipating pain more than actual pain

Psychology says people who fear injections may be responding to pain anticipation and uncertainty, rather than a lack of courage. These responses are common and understandable, especially if someone has had negative medical experiences in the past.

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AI trade moves from chips to electricity: Why 7 power stocks are gaining Wall Street attention with gains up to 86%

Wall Street’s AI trade is expanding beyond chipmakers to power producers, grid builders and equipment suppliers as surging data-centre electricity demand drives investment. Companies spanning nuclear power, grid infrastructure and cooling systems are emerging as key AI beneficiaries despite valuation and execution risks.

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Market Trading Guide: ABB India among 2 stock recommendations for Friday

Indian equities ended subdued amid geopolitical concerns, volatile crude prices and weak Asian cues. Analysts recommend Chennai Petroleum and ABB India after strong technical breakouts, supported by rising volumes, bullish price structures and trading above key moving averages, indicating sustained upside potential.

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Delhi BJP expels Vikas Garg from party after arrest in money laundering case linked to Mahadev app

The Enforcement Directorate arrested Garg, the chairman of Ebix Group, on Tuesday in the multi-crore money laundering case linked to the Mahadev betting app.

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Proverb of the day: 'An open mind only hurts...' Life lessons from inspiring African proverb on receptivity, intellectual vulnerability, fragile egos, growth mindset, cognitive dissonance and true wisdom

Proverb of the day focuses on the African saying, "An open mind only hurts those who fear their own mistakes." The proverb explains why accepting new ideas helps people grow. It highlights the importance of learning from mistakes, listening to different opinions and overcoming fear of being wrong. The teaching…

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Chinese Proverb of the Day: "If you believe everything written in books, it would be better to have no..." — Timeless life lessons on independent thinking, intellectual awakening, and why true knowledge begins when curiosity challenges blind belief in an age overflowing with information and opinions

Chinese Proverb of the Day: “If you believe everything written in books, it would be better to have no books at all.” At a time when millions of opinions compete for your attention every day, this powerful Chinese proverb offers a surprising truth: real wisdom begins when you question what…

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India-UK CETA takes effect: First zero-duty Indian coffee, jewellery consignments reach UK shores

The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement has officially come into force. Zero-duty consignments of Indian jewellery and coffee have now landed in the United Kingdom. This landmark pact is expected to significantly boost bilateral trade between the two nations. Businesses anticipate substantial growth and increased market competitiveness following the…

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NDA floor leaders likely to meet on July 17 ahead of Monsoon session

NDA floor leaders will meet Friday before Parliament's Monsoon session begins July 20. The opposition plans to attack the government on several key issues. A joint committee report on a Constitution amendment bill is expected soon. This bill seeks to remove officials detained for 30 days on serious charges. The…

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Maharashtra Motor Vehicle Aggregator Rules 2026 notified: From surge pricing to private carpooling to Rs 1 crore penalty, what changes for Ola, Uber, Rapido users

Maharashtra has notified new rules for app-based transport services, bringing aggregators under a uniform framework. These regulations mandate licensing and introduce fare controls, impacting services like Ola and Uber. Passenger safety measures and driver welfare provisions are significantly strengthened by these new rules. Vehicle eligibility criteria and mandatory safety features…

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PM Modi to virtually inaugurate 13 redeveloped railway stations in Madhya Pradesh on July 17

The stations in MP include Sanchi, Vidisha, Ashoknagar and Shivpuri under the Bhopal division, and Beohari of the Jabalpur division within West Central Railway (WCR)'s network, Chief Public Relations Officer of the Jabalpur-headquartered WCR, Harshit Shrivastava.

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India's gig internet workforce to grow to 17-21 million by 2030: Redseer

India's gig internet workforce is projected to triple by 2030. This expansion will create millions of new livelihood opportunities for workers. Many new entrants will join the workforce for the first time. Gig work offers higher incomes and flexible participation options. Increasing women's involvement is a key growth opportunity for…

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Quote of the Day by Sean Penn: “Anger can be a problem, but… — Inspiring lessons on emotional intelligence, self-control, resilience, personal growth and why you should count to ten before you react by the American actor and filmmaker known for his powerful performances and deep insights on human nature and society

Quote of the Day by Sean Penn: Sean Penn’s quote, “Anger can be a problem, but it has tremendous potential, too. It's just figuring out what to do with it,” explores the importance of emotional intelligence, self-control, and personal growth. The quote suggests that anger is not simply a destructive…

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Quote of the Day by Magic Johnson: 'All kids need is a little help, a little hope and somebody who believes in them.'- Inspiring lessons on mentorship, hope, encouragement, and the life-changing power of believing in others by the NBA legend

NBA legend Magic Johnson emphasized that children need help, hope, and belief. Talent alone is insufficient for growth and confidence development. Many young people lack opportunity and guidance from supportive individuals. Genuine encouragement holds immense value in today's challenging environment. Small acts of belief can profoundly alter a person's life.

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Kerala eyes global semiconductor hub status, holds high-level meeting to attract investments

According to an official release here on Thursday, the meeting, chaired by State Industries and IT Minister P K Kunhalikutty, focused on leveraging Kerala's strengths as India prepares for what it described as the country's upcoming "semiconductor revolution".

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First direct US LNG cargo since tariff dispute reaches China, may be re-exported

A United States liquefied natural gas vessel has arrived in China after trade tensions halted direct shipments. This tanker's arrival does not guarantee China will import the fuel. Yangpu port's bonded storage allows for re-exports without import duties. Chinese importers possess flexibility to resell the cargo or import it later.…

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Psychology says people who feel like breaking things when they're angry may be responding to frustration and the brain's threat system

Psychology suggests that having aggressive thoughts does not automatically mean someone is violent or dangerous. Many people experience fleeting aggressive impulses or intrusive thoughts during moments of intense stress, frustration, or emotional arousal without ever acting on them. Thoughts alone are not the same as intentions or behavior.

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Quote of the Day by Ernest Hemingway: 'An intelligent man is sometimes forced to be drunk...' Legendary American novelist's powerful lesson on intelligence, stupidity, difficult company, and staying true to yourself

Quote of the Day: Ernest Hemingway's quote 'An intelligent man is sometimes forced to be drunk to spend time with his fools' explores intelligence and social interaction challenges. Intelligent individuals may lower their guard to connect with others when they find themselves in an uncomfortable environment. The quote encourages seeking…

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The surprising reason scientists say comets would smell absolutely terrible

Scientists discovered Comet 67P emits a foul odor from its chemical makeup. This comet's surrounding coma contained gases like hydrogen sulfide and ammonia. These chemicals contribute to smells of rotten eggs and horse stables. The comet's scent becomes stronger as it approaches the Sun.

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