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Hockey WC: India hammer Germany 3-1 to seal best finish since 1974

Times of India - Thu, 08/27/2026 - 14:56
India defeated Germany 3-1 to finish fifth at the 2026 Women’s Hockey World Cup, their best result at the tournament in 52 years. After a goalless first half, Ishika opened the scoring before Navneet Kaur struck twice in quick succession. Germany pulled one back late through Krings, but India held firm to complete a memorable campaign.
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Shubman Gill dismisses Siraj's injury concerns, says it 'takes time'

Times of India - Thu, 08/27/2026 - 14:46
Mohammed Siraj bowled at a reduced pace and often used a shorter run-up during the Test. His fitness also came under the scanner after he landed heavily while trying to take a catch in Sri Lanka's first innings. Shubman Gill, however, made it clear that Siraj was not carrying an injury.
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'Pak deployed spies to find S-400s': Military official's explosive claim on Op Sindoor

Times of India - Thu, 08/27/2026 - 14:01
Pakistan deployed spies and activated sleeper cells to locate S-400 air defence systems. These efforts included satellite support and electronic warfare capabilities from other nations. The S-400 system demonstrated its long-range strike capability during Operation Sindoor. It successfully intercepted a large Pakistani aircraft over 300 kilometers away. India's air defence network has expanded with additional S-400 system deliveries.
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A Hawaii retreat, staff revolt, and weak AI: How Meta's 60% layoffs plan came apart

Times of India - Thu, 08/27/2026 - 13:46
Meta explored cutting some teams by up to 60% and handing their work to AI agents under a plan code-named Project OT. Hatched at Mark Zuckerberg's Hawaii retreat, it involved two layoff waves, pods of three replacing traditional teams, and keystroke tracking to train AI models. Staff revolted, internal sentiment fell from 74% to 55%, and Meta's own data showed the AI wasn't delivering promised productivity gains.
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Raksha Bandhan 2026: Bhadra kaal, shubh muhurat and puja vidhi for tying Rakhi

Times of India - Thu, 08/27/2026 - 13:30
In 2026, Raksha Bandhan festivities will take place on Friday, August 28. It's essential to observe the Rakhi tying ceremony after the conclusion of Bhadra Kaal. The Shravana Purnima Tithi begins on August 27 and ends the following day. Sisters will prepare a special thali with necessary items and tie the sacred Rakhi, invoking blessings for their brothers' prosperity and happiness.
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'Learn Marathi in 1 year': Maharashtra govt extends deadline for auto, taxi drivers

Times of India - Thu, 08/27/2026 - 12:49
Maharashtra's chief minister has taken a progressive step by implementing a one-year learning phase for drivers amid recent enforcement and protests. This initiative will offer drivers access to Marathi language classes and support materials, fulfilling their plea for extended educational time to improve their proficiency in Marathi for better communication.
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The big IT shake-up: Hiring in GCCs outpaces traditional tech; who gets the job?

Times of India - Thu, 08/27/2026 - 11:46
Global Capability Centres or GCCs which are essentially specialised offshore units of multinational companies are fast absorbing talent from the traditional IT sector. The trend suggests that India’s GCCs are emerging as an increasingly important engine of technology hiring.
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Colombo draw tastes like defeat as Sri Lanka dent India's WTC final hopes

Times of India - Thu, 08/27/2026 - 11:41
India let a golden chance slip in Colombo as Sri Lanka's remarkable lower-order resistance forced a draw, hurting the visitors' World Test Championship hopes. Sonal Dinusha's unbeaten 133 capped a sensational series for him, while India's flat tactics and inability to dismiss the tail after dominating the match leaves India with virtually no margin for error for the remaining WTC calendar.
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Kyoto moves bamboo beyond visitors' reach after 350 stalks are vandalised

Times of India - Thu, 08/27/2026 - 11:33
Kyoto’s famous Arashiyama Bamboo Grove is facing growing damage from tourists carving names and other writing into bamboo stalks. A city inspection found around 350 damaged plants since spring 2025. In response, Kyoto officials plan to cut about 30 sq m of bamboo as a special preservation measure and move the grove further away from the path to prevent visitors from reaching the stalks.
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