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  • Van Gogh Quote Explained: Van Gogh urges action against self-doubt; guidance for everyday life

    Vincent van Gogh, the renowned Dutch artist, battled both poverty and mental health struggles throughout his life. His empowering quote serves as a beacon of hope, urging individuals to confront their inner doubts and self-critique. In a society that often sets unreasonably high standards, this message resonates deeply. By fostering confidence through persistent effort and…

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  • 5 life lessons by Swami Vivekanand every student must know

    There’s a reason India marks Swami Vivekananda’s birthday as National Youth Day rather than simply remembering him as a historical monk. Long before he became known worldwide for the electrifying 1893 speech in Chicago, he was, in many ways, a student himself, restless, questioning, and deeply curious about the world, which is probably why his…

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  • Russia-India Rail Corridor Proposal: Moscow explores INSTC land route

    Russia is envisioning a new railway corridor that would stretch toward the Indian Ocean and India. This strategic move is designed to lessen reliance on precarious maritime routes. By connecting Russia, Central Asia, Iran, and the Indian subcontinent, this initiative complements the ongoing International North-South Transport Corridor project, paving the way for an unprecedented rail…

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  • Cable Car Ride Turns Terrifying: 7.4 quake leaves tourists trapped mid-air; viral video shows panic

    On August 10, a significant 7.4 magnitude earthquake jolted western Colombia, causing fear among residents and tourists. Passengers found themselves perilously suspended in their cable car as it swayed dangerously. Emergency services swiftly engaged in rescue operations, addressing cable car incidents whilst urging tourists to remain calm, stay inside their cabins, and heed staff directives…

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  • 5 resume mistakes that could quietly cost you your next job

    From stuffing every possible detail onto one page to using the same resume for every job, here are five common mistakes that are worth avoiding the next time you apply.

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  • Saurabh Sachdeva: ‘If we play safe, we’ll make bad films’

    Saurabh Sachdeva, the talented actor, champions the unpredictable nature of cinema as its most powerful asset. He believes that embracing uncertainty inspires filmmakers to push boundaries and experiment boldly. Sachdeva promotes innovative storytelling over traditional formulas, understanding that artistic vision and business savvy must work together in film. He is excited to step into the…

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  • ‘Athimanoharam’ gets Sabarimala shoot permission

    Mohanlal’s upcoming film ‘Athimanoharam’ has been granted permission to film at Sabarimala, marking a pivotal moment in the movie’s production. To maintain respect for the sacred pilgrimage site and its traditions, the team is committed to avoiding any negative depictions. The film is set for a global theatrical release on December twenty-fourth and centers around…

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  • Evolution Of The Tricolour: How protest flags became the Tiranga; Fort St. George preserves first

    India’s Tricolour flag is a powerful emblem of sacrifice, peace, and prosperity, with a fascinating history. The design transformed through numerous movements over decades. On August 15, 1947, the first flag was unfurled, and it is currently kept in Chennai. The colors were finalized back in 1931, leading to the Dharma Chakra taking the place…

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  • Akshay Kumar reveals why ‘Haiwaan’ marks his first truly evil role

    Akshay Kumar and Priyadarshan are joining forces once again for a gripping dark thriller called Haiwaan. This project marks a bold shift from their typical comedy collaborations. In a surprising twist, Akshay will take on the role of a truly malevolent character, challenging his acting range. Alongside Saif Ali Khan, the film is slated for…

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  • 10 baby names that represent the power and might of Lord Shiva

    Choosing a name inspired by Lord Shiva is one of the most enduring traditions in Hindu households, but most parents instinctively reach for the same handful of names, Shiv, Mahesh, and Shankar, without realising just how vast Shiva’s actual repertoire of names really is. Hindu scripture describes hundreds of epithets for him, each capturing a…

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