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04

Feb

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Despite earning ₹1 crore a year, IT professional says he can’t afford a home in Gurgaon.“I genuinely don’t understand why… |

“I genuinely don’t understand why the f**k property prices are so insanely high here when the city barely offers anything”, these are the words of a young professional struggling to buy a home. A recent Reddit discussion in the r/indianrealestate community (Naive-Awareness-6832) underscores the problems of buying homes in Gurugram (Gurgaon, Haryana) with raw honesty and hard hitting questions. It is not a rant, but a deeply human expression of irritation, confusion, and despair. These feelings are shared by thousands of middle-and upper-middle-class professionals who are doing everything “right,” and saving every penny to fulfill their dreams of ‘Home Sweet…

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03

Feb

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Robin Sharma’s 10 rules for a better world: Simple wisdom, massive impact

International best-selling author and leadership expert, Robin Sharma is best-known for his book 'The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari'. Through his works, Sharma has turned into an inspiration of sorts for many and he often shares his wisdom with his fans and followers on social media. In a recent post, Sharma shared his 10 rules for a better world. These 10 rules cut through noise, urging one to indulge in self-mastery amid chaos. In a world full of quick fixes and endless scrolls, these simple rules help build unbreakable character, kinder communities, and a healthier planet. Here's what they are:

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03

Feb

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Gir National Park: How many rivers flow through Gir National Park? A closer look at its lifelines |

We all know that this place is known worldwide as the last natural habitat of the Asiatic lion. Gir National Park is, however, much more than a predator stronghold. Beneath its dry deciduous forests, lies a carefully balanced natural system sustained by rivers, and reservoirs. These rivers are the true lifelines of Gir, shaping its ecology, wildlife distribution, and even human settlements around the forest.Rivers in Gir National Park Gir National Park and Sanctuary is watered by seven perennial rivers. These river streams are perennial, and they substantially contribute to the water supply during the long non-monsoon seasons in Gujarat.…

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02

Feb

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Team Parenting: Why Anushka and Virat see raising kids as a shared journey |

Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli have set a new benchmark in parenting by embracing shared responsibilities and recalibrating their lives to put family first. Instead of getting lost in the hustle of their careers, they prioritize nurturing their child's growth, focusing on fostering character and safeguarding their privacy. When Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli speak about parenting, what stands out is not dramatic emotion or grand declarations. It is the language of adjustment.Both have, in different interviews, acknowledged that becoming parents changed how they organise their time. Careers that once ran at full throttle now seem to move around family…

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02

Feb

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Jack Kerouac’s 37-metre-long ‘On the Road’ scroll could sell for millions at New York auction |

Source: San Francisco Chronicle For decades, Jack Kerouac’s most famous work has existed in two forms. The book readers know, and the scroll that most people have only heard about. Now, that original scroll is stepping back into public view. The 37-metre-long typewritten draft of ‘On the Road’ is set to be auctioned in New York this March, and literary historians are paying close attention. Typed in a restless three-week burst in April 1951, the scroll captures Kerouac before edits, before polish, before restraint. It is raw, fast, and reportedly closest to what he actually wanted to say. Experts say…

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29

Jan

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Relationship tip of the day: Ruskin Bond’s witty reality check about marriages- “Red roses for young lovers, French beans for…” |

Remember that butterflies-in-your-stomach phase of love? The candlelit dinners, stolen glances, and endless poetry about soulmates? But what happens when the fairy tales get a reality check - bills, Monday blues, or taking care of kids and parents? India's beloved storyteller from the hills, Ruskin Bond, nails it with his witty, heartfelt reality check: “Red roses for young lovers. French beans for longstanding relationships” - a quote from his 'Book of Nature'. At 91, this master of simple wisdom reminds us that marriage or long-lasting relationships aren't always going to be in the honeymoon phase - it's a garden you…

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28

Jan

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How to identify lizard eggs indoors and get rid of them safely |

Lizards on walls are a common sight in Indian homes, especially during warm and humid seasons. Though house lizards are harmless, finding their eggs on your walls and door cracks or anywhere inside your home can be an uncomfortable view. If you see lizard eggs anywhere, it means that the reptile has found your house safe enough to breed. Now this might be a problem as it means more lizards in the near future. It is important to identify these eggs and remove them safely for hygiene purposes. On this note, let’s have a look at how to identify lizard…

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28

Jan

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Yasuko Tamaki: Meet the 95-year-old Japanese woman who has worked for over 65 years at the same job: “I was born to be useful to others” |

Meet the 95-year-old Japanese woman who has worked for over 65 years at the same job Imagine clocking into the same office for 65 years straight—not switching jobs, not chasing promotions, just showing up with quiet dedication while the world around you spins through recessions, tech revolutions, and generations. That's Yasuko Tamaki, a 95-year-old from Osaka, Japan, whose story feels like a warm hug for anyone who's ever wondered, "What's my purpose in life after all these years of work?" In November 2020, the Guinness World Records crowned her the world's oldest office manager, but reports rom 2024-2025 suggest she's…

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27

Jan

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This prominent Indian airline has launched direct flights between India and Greece and travellers can’t keep calm |

Good news for travellers planning to visit Greece from India, without jumping flights! IndiGo has officially become the first Indian airline to introduce non-stop direct flights between India and Greece. It’s a first for any Indian airline and a matter of pride. As per the airline’s official release, the services launched in January 2026 with the Airbus A321XLR aircraft. On 23 January 2026, the first Mumbai–Athens direct service began followed by the Delhi–Athens flight on 24 January. The new flights connect Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport and Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport directly to Athens International Airport (ATH) in…

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27

Jan

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‘Reserve that table forever’: Sunita Williams’ Falooda break in Kerala goes viral |

Indian-origin astronaut Sunita Williams, recently retired from NASA, was spotted enjoying a falooda in Kozhikode, Kerala. The video of her casually savoring the local dessert with strangers has gone viral, highlighting her grounded nature despite her remarkable achievements in space exploration. From floating in zero gravity to sitting down for a chilled dessert in Kerala, Sunita Williams’ latest moment has the internet smiling.The Indian-origin astronaut, who recently retired from NASA, was spotted at a small falooda shop in Kozhikode - and the video has been making the rounds ever since. In it, she’s dressed simply in a peach T-shirt, chatting…

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