Dynamic Titles in the web page

​@SILPA P R Using a wildcard like what you’ve done is probably the best bet.

The only other option you have is to manually set the window title to a known value, but that’s not really much better than using a wildcard.

Hi ​@SILPA P R ,

Depending on how the webpage behaves when you download the file, here are the two best ways to solve this dynamic window issue:

Approach 1: Bypass the Window Entirely (If href is accessible)
If the link contains an underlying file URL, you can download it directly in the background without opening any confusing new windows:

Extract Link: Use Recorder: Capture on the webpage link element.
Download: Drag the Browser ➔ Download file action into your flow

Approach 2: Use Regex Matching (If you must click a button in the new window)
If the browser must physically open a new window so you can click a secondary download button inside it, use a regular expression:

Click & Delay: Use Recorder: Capture to open the window, then add a 3-second Delay action so it completely loads.
Target Button: Use a second Recorder: Capture on the final download button inside the new window.
Switch to Regex: In this action's window properties, change the match mode from String to Regex.
Apply Wildcard: Truncate the changing text in the window title and use a wildcard pattern (e.g., change MEED | Title to MEED \| .* or .*AARI.*).

I would like to know which one works for your specific case

Thank you all for your responses. I will try these options and let you know which one has worked. As of now, i have developed in such a way that open the page in a seperate window wait for few seconds to load it completely and activate the current the window and then i am downloading the file. 

will try the options that you suggested and update it here.