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Tourists Slammed For Boombox: Men dance with loud speaker in Robber’s Cave; online debate over civic sense
A viral video has captured tourists playing overly loud music at Robber’s Cave in Uttarakhand, drawing strong criticism from social media users. Frustration bubbled over as many visitors expressed their displeasure about the noise disrupting their experience. This episode underscores essential discussions about societal norms in popular natural sites, challenging us to consider where fun…
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Prince Harry and Meghan moving back to Britain? Inside the Sussexes’ journey from ‘Megxit’ to their reported U-turn to UK after ‘American Dream’
Six years ago, when Harry and Meghan packed their bags, left behind royal duties, and jumped into their new life in California, the world fixed its gaze on them as though they were charting a territory — forging a new path, especially as British Royals. Now, out of nowhere, Britain is back in the sights…
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Govinda’s manager questions Sunita for filing divorce and withdrawing: ‘Ghar ki baat ghar mein rehke karte’
Sunita Ahuja has officially retracted her divorce filing against actor Govinda, much to the relief of their family. Govinda’s manager remarked on the importance of keeping family matters private and expressed joy over this development. Previously, Sunita’s divorce petition included multiple allegations against Govinda, stirring public speculation about their relationship. This unexpected turn offers a…
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23-year-old lands ‘dream job’ paying Rs 8.5 lakh to watch clouds, film videos and live in the mountains
In an extraordinary job opportunity in China, a young man climbed to new heights on Laojun Mountain, where he spent a month capturing breathtaking clouds and scenery. This unique role not only paid well but also included free accommodation and the chance to hone his content creation skills. With over 3,500 applicants vying for the…
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Why breaking noodles before cooking is considered unlucky in China
The noodle is meant to remain long, symbolising a long and uninterrupted life. Breaking it before it reaches the bowl can therefore be read as symbolically cutting that longevity short. Scroll down to read more.
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Sonam Kapoor’s black anarkali is gorgeous, but it’s her Pichwai-inspired dupatta that caught our eye
Sonam Kapoor dazzled at a jewellery event in a stunning black anarkali adorned with an exquisitely embroidered dupatta. Drawing inspiration from traditional Pichwai art, the intricate details of her outfit were beautifully complemented by statement pieces from Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas Jewellers. This appearance marked her stylish return to the spotlight following the arrival of her second…
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Donald Trump picks Dr. Heidi Overton to lead FDA: Who is she?
President Donald Trump has nominated Dr. Heidi Overton to lead the US Food and Drug Administration. She is a physician and White House health adviser with a background in policy. Overton’s nomination faces scrutiny regarding her management experience and views on abortion medication. She would inherit an agency dealing with drug approvals and food safety…
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‘Peepal Baba’ recommends 5 plants to make your balcony greener & easier to maintain
Environmentalist Peepal Baba shares five hardy plant choices for new balcony gardeners. Curry leaf plants offer fragrance and flavor for Indian cooking needs. Hibiscus provides vibrant blooms and is easily recognizable for beginners. Areca palms add a tropical feel and scale to small spaces. Snake plants and money plants are forgiving and adaptable to various…
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Leonardo da Vinci on connecting ideas: Everything is interconnected; one must learn how to see it
Leonardo da Vinci believed true wisdom comes from seeing how everything connects. He did not separate art from science, viewing them as one unified way. Today’s complex challenges require interdisciplinary thinking and connecting ideas across fields. Innovation often happens when various skills come together at an intersection. This approach offers new possibilities for students and…
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‘Awarapan 2’ box office collection day 6: Emraan’s film sees 16 percent drop on Wednesday
Awarapan 2 is proving to be a box office hit, amassing an impressive Rs 107.50 crore net across India by its sixth day. The film’s take surged on Saturday, thanks to the holiday and extra screenings, though earnings saw a modest decline on Wednesday. The sequel capitalizes on the first film’s lingering popularity and its…
