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20

Sep

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Pablo Picasso Quotes: Quote of the day by Pablo Picasso: “We all know that Art is not truth. Art is a lie that makes us realise truth, at least the truth that is given us to understand. The artist must…”

Pablo Picasso (Photo via X) Pablo Picasso was a Spanish painter and sculptor who is popularly considered as one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, known for founding Cubism, a movement that disintegrated objects into geometric shapes and multiple viewpoints, changing how the world understood painting.Over his long career, Picasso worked across many styles from his early Blue and Rose periods to Cubism, Neoclassicism, and surrealist-influenced work. He produced a huge body of work, including everything from paintings, sculptures, ceramics, prints, and stage designs, estimated at tens of thousands of pieces.Beyond his knack for making art, he…

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19

Sep

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

This aluminium foil hack is used by bakers to make their bread last a week longer and maintain its softness and moisture

Few things are more disappointing than reaching for a loaf of bread only to find that it has become dry, hard or slightly stale. Whether it is homemade bread, sourdough or a store-bought loaf, keeping it soft for several days can be tricky. One simple kitchen trick involves something most households already have in the drawer: aluminium foil. The idea is straightforward. Instead of leaving bread exposed to air, bakers and home cooks can use foil as an additional barrier around the loaf or individual portions. Done correctly, it can help slow moisture loss and keep the bread’s texture pleasant…

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19

Sep

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Paneer lovers, take note: FSSAI may ban analogue paneer across India; here’s what could change |

FSSAI to tighten scrutiny, weighs central ban on non-dairy paneer Paneer is one of those foods most people don't think twice about ordering.Palak paneer, chilli paneer, paneer tikka, butter masala. It's everywhere, especially on restaurant menus.But what if the paneer on your plate isn't actually made the way traditional paneer is?That question is now back in focus, with India's food regulator considering a nationwide ban on analogue paneer, a non-dairy substitute in which milk fat or milk solids are partly or completely replaced with ingredients such as vegetable oils, fats and proteins.FSSAI chief Rajit Punhani told NDTV that the regulator…

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18

Sep

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

“I lost my hands that day, but I never lost…”: A driver’s heartbreaking journey from a life-changing accident to rebuilding his life for his family

For Avinash Rathod, life changed in a matter of seconds. A routine day at a construction site turned into a life-threatening accident that left him without both hands. But what followed was not a story of giving up. It was a story of fear, family, faith and the determination to begin again. Rathod shared his journey on Instagram through his account, ‘mr_rathod_13_19’, recalling the accident that changed his life and the difficult months that followed. Today, he works as a driver, supports his family and continues to take part in Ganpati celebrations in his community. Looking back, he says the…

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17

Sep

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Plastic bucket cleaning tips: Easy ways to remove yellow stains, dirt, and hard water marks at home |

Plastic buckets often start looking dull with regular use. The factors could be soap residue, dirt, and hard water marks. Everyday use can also leave a layer of grime on the surface. Light-coloured buckets may show these stains more clearly. Over time, the bucket can look old even when it is still in good condition. A few simple ingredients that are already available at home can help clean the surface of the bucket. Vinegar, baking soda, lemon, salt, and toothpaste can be useful for different types of stains. The key is to use them gently and rinse the bucket well…

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17

Sep

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Jeffrey Meltzer: Can’t get away from a toxic relationship? US therapist Jeffrey Meltzer shares 5 ways you can

Walking away from a relationship that you know isn't healthy can be much harder than recognising what's wrong with it. Feelings, shared memories and the hope that things might eventually change can all make it difficult to let go.Florida-based therapist Jeffrey Meltzer, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, recently addressed this struggle in an Instagram post shared on September 10. He outlined five things people can do when they're trying to create distance from a relationship that's having an unhealthy impact on their life.Here's what he suggests.1. First, recognise that the relationship is toxicIt may sound obvious, but Meltzer points out…

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16

Sep

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

‘Work from home sounds amazing until…’: Man reveals the side of WFH nobody talks about |

Man reveals the side of WFH nobody talks about Working from home can look simple from the outside. There is no office commute and the day can feel less structured. But the reality of remote work can also bring situations that are easy to overlook.An Instagram user named Divij recently shared his experience of WFH and spoke about what he finds difficult when working remotely. His post focused on how he spends time when his workload is low and the everyday interactions he misses while working away from colleagues.When there is little work to finishDivij said he does not have…

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16

Sep

By The Press Editor

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Psychology says parents who cannot throw away their children’s old toys may be protecting much more than precious memories |

For some parents, an old toy can be much harder to throw away than an unused household item. A faded teddy bear, a broken toy car, a worn-out doll or an old board game may have little practical use, especially after a child has grown up. Yet parents may keep these objects carefully packed away for years. At first glance, it may seem like simple nostalgia. But psychology suggests there can be more behind this habit. Research on possessions, memory and identity shows that objects can become closely connected to important experiences and relationships. An old toy may therefore carry…

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15

Sep

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Who was Rajmata Vijayraj Kumari Mewar? Udaipur royal who made education and service part of her Mewar legacy passes away at 83 |

Udaipur is mourning the loss of Rajmata Vijayraj Kumari Mewar, who died late on Monday, September 14, at the age of 83 after a prolonged illness.For many, she was known first as a member of the former Mewar royal family. But her life in Udaipur was about more than a royal title. Education, philanthropy, spirituality and the preservation of Mewar’s traditions remained important parts of her public life.Her death comes just over a year after the passing of her husband, Arvind Singh Mewar, who died in March 2025. Together, they had three children, Bhargavi Kumari Mewar, Padmaja Kumari Mewar and…

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15

Sep

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

“It is hearbreaking for a child”: 27-year-old Harshit Sanguri walks through a forest to teach 9 kids at a remote Uttarakhand school; he’s making a quiet difference the world needs to see

Harshit Sanguri with his students After reaching the mains of several competitive exams without making the final cut, Harshit Sanguri found his calling in a remote primary school in Nainital’s Ramgarh block. He now teaches every subject to children from first to fifth grade, walks through a forested stretch to reach his school and spends his own time finding shoes and clothes for students who often have little to spare.When27-year old Harshit Harshit Sanguri, a primary school teacher in Uttarakhand looks back at his school years, there is one thing he remembers clearly, how it felt to be a child…

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