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Indian Couple Expenses In Dubai: ₹3.6 lakh a month in Dubai: Indian couple’s expense breakdown is shocking the internet |

Conversations around the cost of living in Dubai never seem to slow down. While social media is full of videos claiming people can live there on surprisingly small budgets, one Indian couple has gone viral for sharing the numbers from their own household. Their detailed monthly expense breakdown has sparked a discussion, with many users saying it feels closer to the reality of living in the UAE.The couple, who post on Instagram under the username @visa_and_vadapav, shared that their regular monthly expenses come to between 13,000 and 14,000 UAE dirhams, or roughly ₹3.37 lakh to ₹3.63 lakh.Where does the money…

01

Jul

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Nutritionist says your “healthy” snacks might be part of the problem

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), obesity rates have nearly tripled worldwide since 1975. At the same time, the increasing consumption of ultra-processed foods and frequent unhealthy snacking are increasingly contributing to obesity, diabetes and other metabolic disorders. Research published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition also indicates that snacks high in protein and fibre can increase satiety, decrease hunger and lead to a lower total calorie intake over the rest of the day.“Smart snacking is not so much about eating less, but about eating strategically,” nutritionists say.“Best low-calorie snacks are those that have fibre, protein, hydration and…

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Jun

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‘He didn’t die in an accident’: Founder says young employee’s death still haunts him, ‘I remain guilty even to this day’ |

A heartfelt LinkedIn post is getting people talking for reasons that have little to do with business. Instead of sharing a success story or a leadership lesson, a Delhi-based founder chose to revisit one of the hardest memories of his career. Nearly a decade after a young employee died, he says he still carries the weight of what happened, and his honest reflection has sparked conversations about responsibility, workplace care, and the people behind every organization.The post has also prompted former colleagues to remember the employee and share their own memories, turning one personal reflection into a wider discussion.Founder remembers…

30

Jun

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5 British-inspired decor ideas that fit beautifully into Indian homes

British interiors are well-known for their sophisticated charm, functional design, and cosy comfort. Even though grand country houses or Victorian townhouses are quite unlike Indian homes, many design ideas for British interiors can be easily applied to Indian spaces. Such ideas as layered lighting, cosy reading areas, classic wooden furniture, and floral prints will add some sophistication to the interior without making your home too fancy. Moreover, such design ideas will blend perfectly with modern apartments as well as traditional Indian houses. So, here are five ideas of decorating Indian homes inspired by British interiors.

29

Jun

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Thota Vaikuntam: A grocery shop owner’s son from a village who became one of India’s most celebrated artists; his paintings are hung from National Gallery of Modern Art in New Delhi to Peabody Essex Museum in Massachusetts

From a humble grocery shop in a Telangana village, Thota Vaikuntam's artistic journey blossomed. Despite early doubts, his dedication led him to international acclaim. Inspired by his mother and the women of his village, his distinctive paintings, featuring dusky-toned figures adorned with traditional elements, now grace museums worldwide. His unwavering commitment to his craft continues even in his eighties. Art has the most beautiful way of finding its people. Not always in galleries or art schools, but sometimes in the middle of a paddy field, at the edge of a village stage, or in the silent determination of a mother…

29

Jun

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5 important digital skills every child should learn before high school

Responsible use of technology for children is a constant battle for modern parents. While many parents understand the importance of being digitally skilled in the digital age, they are often concerned of how much a child should know before the digital world starts shaping them, because screens are now woven into academics and curriculum. By the time they enter high school, many are expected to use digital devices independently. However, knowing how to use technology is very different from knowing how to use it wisely. Here are five essential digital skills every child should develop before high school:

28

Jun

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The Himalayan Monal: Meet the rare nine-coloured jewel of the Himalayas that looks like a fantasy creature |

Discover the Himalayan Monal, a dazzling pheasant often called the 'nine-coloured bird' for its spectacular iridescent plumage. This national bird of Nepal and state bird of Uttarakhand inhabits high-altitude Himalayan forests. Despite its beauty, its population is declining due to hunting, habitat loss, and climate change, making this mountain jewel increasingly vulnerable. The Himalayas have always been mysterious, unexplored, unsolved, ancient, silent, and breathtaking in a way that one is compelled to stop mid-thought.And somewhere up in those cold, cloud-wrapped forests and valleys of greens and whites, lives a dazzling bird that looks almost unreal and AI-generated.The avian is so…

28

Jun

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10 beautiful baby boy names inspired by ancient gods and their powerful meanings

Meaning: God of light, music, healing, and wisdomApollo is one of the most admired gods in Greek mythology. He represents intelligence, creativity, truth, and balance. As the god of the sun, music, poetry, and healing, Apollo symbolises brightness and hope. It is an elegant name for parents who wish their son to grow into someone wise, confident, and compassionate.

27

Jun

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7 foods Indian households once made entirely from scratch

Open an Indian kitchen cabinet today and you'll probably find neatly packed masalas. A few decades ago, those spice mixes were made at home. Whole spices like coriander, cumin, cloves, black pepper and dried chillies were roasted carefully until fragrant, then ground into powders in small batches. Every family had its own recipe, often tweaked over generations. Some preferred a stronger kick of pepper, while others added more cardamom for warmth. It meant that the same curry could taste completely different from one home to another.

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Jun

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Swedish minister brought her 3-month-old baby to EU meeting; viral video highlights the country’s generous parental leave system |

The clips have gone viral on social media. When ministers from across Europe gathered in Luxembourg on Thursday to discuss climate policies, one moment quickly stole the spotlight. Swedish climate minister Romina Pourmokhtari brought her 3-year-old son, Adam, to the EU council meeting to highlight the benefits of parental leave policies that don't force women to choose between work and family responsibilities. And that Sweden's parental leave system makes that possible.“I wanted to showcase being an example of not having to make that choice, which, of course, also requires having a partner that's not a dinosaur—someone who's quite modern and…