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    The great holy hijack of human goodness

    The article explores the origin of morality. It argues that morality predates religion. Early humans practiced kindness and cooperation for survival. Religion later branded these acts as divine commands. However, atheists also demonstrate morality. Kindness exists independently of religious beliefs. Acts of kindness are found everywhere, even outside mandirs.

    iPhone 17 launch sets Apple discount deals: Check iPhone models getting massive price cuts

    Apple is set to launch the iPhone 17 series on September 9, and ahead of the event, older models have seen sharp price cuts in India. The iPhone 15, which originally launched at Rs 79,900, is now available for as low as Rs 59,900 on Amazon, with bank offers and exchange deals bringing the effective price closer to Rs 50,000. Flipkart has listed the device at Rs 64,900 with additional cashback options. Apple is also expected to discontinue the iPhone 16 Pro models and the iPhone 15 Plus, leaving room for price drops on the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus.

    When the punt pays off: Indian hockey reaps rewards for daring to change at Asia Cup

    India's hockey team won the Asia Cup, defeating Korea in the final. This victory followed strategic team changes, integrating younger players. Selectors plan further adjustments, focusing on fitness and performance. The upcoming Junior World Cup will influence senior team selection. India aims to test junior players in preparation for the World Cup and Asian Games.

    Delhi traffic police issues advisory for Tis Hazari area: Check diversions and alternate routes

    Delhi lawyers have initiated an indefinite strike, causing significant traffic disruptions across the city, particularly around district courts. Commuters are advised to avoid affected areas like Ring Road and utilize alternate routes or the Metro. The strike stems from a dispute over police witness depositions, while waterlogging further exacerbates traffic issues, expected to persist for several days.

    Luxury sees double-digit uptick as shoppers get more to spend

    Luxury brands anticipate significant sales growth this festive season. A longer wedding season and India-specific collections are driving this surge. GST rate cuts are also expected to boost consumer spending. DLF Retail forecasts double-digit growth for luxury brands in its malls. Brands like Gucci and Louis Vuitton are focusing on the Indian wedding market.

    Navya Nair fined Rs 1 lakh in Australia for jasmine gajra: What travellers must know about banned items Down Under

    Navya Nair fine: Actress Navya Nair faced a hefty fine at Melbourne International Airport for unknowingly carrying a jasmine gajra, violating Australia's strict biosecurity laws. The 15-centimeter string of flowers, packed by her father, led to a penalty of AUD 1,980. Despite the unintentional mistake, Navya acknowledged the violation and shared her experience on social media.

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