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timesnownews.com | Kalpana Sharma
What’s the average person most afraid of? Being betrayed by someone they trust. The Traitors series takes that very fear and turns it into a game. Hosted by Karan Johar, the show throws 20 contestants, many of whom know each other, into a grand palace. Secretly, three of them are chosen as traitors. Every night, these traitors 'kill' someone, while the rest (the innocents) must work together to identify and vote them out. If they guess wrong, they lose a teammate.
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1 week ago |
timesnownews.com | Kalpana Sharma
RelationshipsWe May Be Laughing At Meghan Markle’s ‘YET’ Theory But It’s Actually A Pretty Solid Parenting HacksummaryMeghan Markle is often mocked for views that can seem out of touch and detached from reality. But in a recent podcast, she shared something surprisingly profound. It can be a good hack for parents. Meghan Markle’s podcast recently made headlines and not always for the right reasons.
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inkl.com | Kalpana Sharma
Did he, or didn’t he? That is a question that remains unanswered. US President Donald Trump continues to claim that he stopped the clash between India and Pakistan after India launched Operation Sindoor in May. At the same time, we are told officially that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a telephone conversation with Trump, told him in no uncertain terms that India will never accept mediation and that the “pause” between the two countries was agreed upon bilaterally.
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1 week ago |
timesnownews.com | Kalpana Sharma
BooksThis Shortest Classic Is The Only One You Can Finish In Under An Hour (And Everyone's Talking About It)summaryIf you find English classics too dense or lengthy to commit to, here’s one that might change your mind. White Nights by Fyodor Dostoevsky is a classic you can finish in under an hour, yes, really! With just 80 pages, it’s the perfect entry point into classic literature, especially if you have struggled with sticking to longer reads.
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1 week ago |
timesnownews.com | Kalpana Sharma
An Open Letter from a Fellow Pilot (AI Generated)We are trained for this. For every possible scenario, every nightmare that might unfold mid-air. We memorise protocols for engine failures, cabin depressurisation, bird hits, aborted landings. We are drilled and tested and reminded again and again that one small decision could mean the difference between life and death. But nothing prepares you for the actual 32 seconds that Captain Sumeet Sabharwal had. That’s all he had. Thirty-two seconds.
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