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Business gains look promising, especially through steady work, repeat customers, or sensible pricing

You wake up with a cleaner sense of purpose today. Things feel possible. The day brings fulfilment and positivity, and your natural practical side works beautifully with the sky’s support.The Moon is a favorable sign for you and your presence conveys peace of mind. People will notice you when you enter an area and they…

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Mammootty Kochi House: Mammootty and Dulquer Salmaan lived in this Kochi home for 12 years; now it’s a boutique villa with open courtyard, 2,000 DVDs from his personal archive where anyone can stay

Pic credit: VKation Experiences For those who have long admired Mammootty, there is now a chance to inhabit a space where he spent his prime years, won multiple acting honours, and had long conversations about cinema; where his children spent their formative years, and where the family celebrated festivals and weathered monsoons together. The Mammootty…

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RBI guv asks banks to build meaningful human oversight, says blaming technology is ‘unacceptable’

RBI guv tells banks to build meaningful human oversight into AI Banks must ensure that humans remain accountable for decisions made with the help of artificial intelligence, Reserve Bank governor Sanjay Malhotra said on Tuesday, warning lenders against treating algorithms or technology vendors as responsible for their actions.Speaking at the annual Fibac event in the…

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What is a ‘matriarch trip’? This new family travel trend is about preserving memories, not ticking off destinations

A family holiday usually comes with a familiar checklist: where to go, what to see, where to eat and how many photographs to squeeze into a few days. But what if a family trip was not really about the destination at all?A new idea called a “matriarch trip” is putting the focus somewhere else- on…

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Sagittarius Horoscope Today, August 19, 2026: The career of your choice will benefit from a broad perspective

Fortune has a practical mood today, Sagittarius. Jupiter is a wise expansionist, and the Moon assists in long-term planning so what you do now will protect your future self when life comes up with the typical surprise.This is the perfect opportunity to invest to help in future crises instead of feeding the excitement of today….

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Zendaya, Selena Gomez, Nicole Kidman and more stars who owned the red carpet

Oscar Isaac showed that red carpet menswear doesn’t have to stick to the usual black tuxedo. The actor wore a cream-and-black Celine look featuring a double-breasted cream blazer, crisp white shirt and relaxed black wide-leg trousers. It had the polish of traditional eveningwear but felt much less predictable. Supriya Ganesh in McQueen Supriya Ganesh kept…

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Aquarius Horoscope Today, August 06, 2026: Love takes a backseat, focus on nurturing your connections

Today might bring obstacles as your peaceful moments are interrupted by errands and messages. However, with effort, you’ll uncover delightful surprises in the form of new friendships and celebrations. While love takes a backseat, focus on nurturing your connections and strive for open communication in your relationships. To achieve success in education and career, patience…

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Smriti Mandhana scripts history in Asia Cup opener, surpasses Suzie Bates for international record | Cricket News

Smriti Mandhana overtakes Suzie Bates (Image: X) Smriti Mandhana may not have had the ideal outing with the bat, but the India opener created history during the Women’s Asia Cup clash against Thailand on Sunday. Mandhana’s first boundary of the innings took her international career tally to 10,756 runs, helping her move past New Zealand…

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Harvard Business Schools professor Rohit Deshpande says Indian B-schools need more local case studies and AI-ready MBA graduates

Harvard Business Schools professor Rohit Deshpande Are Indian business schools preparing students for a world shaped by artificial intelligence, rapid technological change and shifting workplace expectations? And are they drawing enough from India’s own experiences, businesses and knowledge traditions, rather than relying predominantly on imported frameworks?These were among the issues discussed by Harvard Business School…

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