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At 10, Ayesha aced a maths Olympiad and won a NASA trip: How Haryana’s Class 5 student made the cut
Ayesha, a Class 5 student, excelled in a maths Olympiad competition. She progressed through multiple stages, reaching the national level successfully. A final interview in Jaipur secured her a place for a NASA educational visit. This remarkable achievement was unexpected for her family and teachers. She is now preparing for this once-in-a-lifetime journey to space…
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6 anime about assassins that fans of dark action stories should watch
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5 habits that can quietly damage a marriage
It is when they become the normal way of dealing with each other that they begin to affect a relationship. Here are five such habits that couples may want to watch out for.
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Batman Trick For Son’s Chemo: Emraan Hashmi recalls phone act; Ayaan now cancer-free
Emraan Hashmi’s son, Ayaan, faced an incredible fight against Wilms’ tumour, a rare form of childhood kidney cancer. The path to recovery involved a tough regimen of surgery and chemotherapy. To uplift Ayaan’s spirits, his father brought a sense of fun by dressing up as Batman, encouraging him to eat with playful imagination. Five years…
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Woman’s 30-Day Ashram Stay: Indian leaves Dubai for Rishikesh; viral post redefines success
An Indian woman traded her vibrant life in Dubai for the tranquil surroundings of a Rishikesh ashram, embarking on a quest for personal evolution and a new understanding of success. Through meditation and letting go of outdated paradigms, she documented her transformative journey that captivated social media. Her goal was to motivate others to take…
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She left school as a child; at 105, Bhageerathi Amma returned to learn
At the remarkable age of 105, Bhageerathi Amma embraced her passion for learning by returning to formal education and successfully passing her Class 4 equivalency exam with an impressive 75% overall, including perfect scores in mathematics. Her achievements earned her national recognition and a highlight from Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his ‘Mann Ki Baat’…
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Dalí On False Memories: Artist’s quote reveals why fakes feel vivid; relevance in AI era
Salvador Dalí explored the subconscious mind, painting dreamlike and bizarre images. He believed false memories could appear more brilliant than true ones. This idea remains highly relevant in our current digital age. Online content is often perfected or AI-generated for greater appeal. The polished versions can feel real, overshadowing complicated truths.
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‘Bethlehem Kudumba Unit’ vs ‘Khalifa’ BO
Bethlehem Kudumba Unit leads the Malayalam box office race this Onam season. The Nivin Pauly film has crossed fifty crore rupees in India net collections. Worldwide, Bethlehem Kudumba Unit has achieved a gross collection of over one hundred twenty-four crore rupees. Meanwhile, Prithviraj Sukumaran’s Khalifa has posted considerably lower box office numbers. Audience occupancy figures…
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6 anime about assassins that fans of dark action stories should watch
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Attention Shapes Daily Choices: Gaur Gopal Das links focus and values; patterns reveal priorities
Gaur Gopal Das explains that where attention goes, energy flows in life. Our values shape our priorities, which then influence daily choices we make. Consistent patterns of choices reveal our true priorities over time. In today’s digital world, scattered attention leads to anxiety and unfulfillment. Focusing energy on what truly matters is essential for a…