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Psychology says people who always order the same food may have this reason behind the habit
Psychology does not suggest that always ordering the same food points to one particular personality type. Instead, research into food choice suggests that familiarity, habit, enjoyment and the desire to reduce the effort involved in making a decision can all influence what people order.
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When is the right time to add salt while cooking? Chefs share tips that elevate the taste of a dish
The timing can influence how ingredients cook, how much moisture they retain and how the final dish comes together. Chefs and experienced home cooks often rely on this simple technique to get more balanced flavours without necessarily adding more salt.
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How to buy sweet apples: 5 simple tips to pick the sweetest and freshest ones
There’s nothing quite as disappointing as biting into an apple you picked out carefully at the store, only to find it mealy, bland, or worse, weirdly sour when you were expecting something crisp and sweet. Most of us just grab whatever looks shiny and red without really knowing what we’re actually looking for, and honestly,…
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Suchika Tariyal wins historic bronze in MMA debut at Asian Games: comeback follows injury and personal hardships
Suchika Tariyal made history by clinching a bronze medal in mixed martial arts at the 2026 Asian Games. Overcoming a knee injury and personal challenges, she was encouraged by fellow fighters Pooja Tomar and Himanshu Kaushik to pursue this new sport. Her remarkable comeback was particularly inspiring, given her earlier setback with a dropped jiu-jitsu…
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Meet Bihar-born Abhishek Anand who went from IIT Kanpur to Japan’s national cricket team
Abhishek Anand, a former resident of Rohtas, has successfully transitioned to playing for Japan’s national cricket team after relocating for work. Utilizing his time at a local club, Anand dedicated three years to honing his skills, ultimately meeting the residency and passport criteria for selection. His journey represents the growing presence of Bihari and Jharkhandi…
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At 90, this doctor still climbs steep hills to treat patients: Here’s why
At the impressive age of 90, Dr. Kiril Apostolov in Bulgaria refuses to retire, actively caring for over 1,500 patients. His dedication sees him making daily home visits and traveling to various rural communities. Having started his career in 1962, he remains confident in his abilities, even as Bulgaria grapples with a severe shortage of…
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‘Manage that legacy of yours’: Suniel Shetty on why children shouldn’t let family businesses go
In a recent discussion, actor Suniel Shetty shared his perspective on children taking charge of family businesses alongside following their own ambitions. He contends that these enterprises can serve as a solid base for future aspirations and personal evolution. Reflecting on his upbringing in a restaurant family, Shetty points out that parental actions often stem…
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New Passport Rules 2026: Latest validity periods to fees explained for children to seniors
India’s Ministry of External Affairs has announced new passport regulations for children under the age of fifteen. The updated rules specify that passports issued to minors will now be valid for five years. For teenagers aged fifteen to eighteen, there’s an option for either shorter validity or the standard full duration. Adults aged eighteen and…
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Prince Harry hugs little girl who wouldn’t let go in heartwarming moment
At an award show, Prince Harry shared a heartfelt exchange with six-year-old Margot Jones-Billington, who approached him for a warm embrace on stage. This touching moment echoed memories of Princess Diana’s deep connections with kids. Margot was honored as an Inspirational Child for triumphing over serious health struggles, and Harry, a dedicated patron, highlighted remarkable…
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Baby girl names that mean “she who heals”
There’s something genuinely moving about naming a daughter after the idea of healing, especially in a world that could honestly use a bit more of it right now. Names tied to healing have this quiet strength to them. They don’t shout for attention the way names built around power or beauty sometimes do, but they…