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Kakanmath Temple: This temple in India is believed to have been built by ghosts overnight; 5 things travellers should know

This is not your regular temple. The mystery that surrounds this unique temple in Madhya Pradesh will leave you shocked. Tucked in the quiet village of Sihoniya, Morena district, the Kakanmath Temple is among the most mysterious architectural marvels in India. This 11th century temple, rising dramatically above the plains, is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It attracts curious travellers, historians and archaeologists from all over who want to solve the mystery of who built this temple. As per local legend, Kakanmath Temple was built by ghosts in just one night. Well, sounds impossible but that’s exactly what people here believe…

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Jun

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Working Mother Guilt: I spoke to three modern mothers about a feeling no one warned them about: The working-mother guilt

I spoke to three modern mothers about a feeling no one warned them about: The working-mother guilt This comes from one of the vivid memories from my earlier workplace. On what seemed like a normal office day, news broke that several schools across Delhi had received bomb blast threats. As a precautionary measure, classes were cancelled for the rest of the day, and parents were asked to pick up their children from school. Certainly, the disturbing news concerned me. But for parents, the fear was more personal. Amidst the chaos, my attention shifted towards one of my older female colleagues.…

14

Jun

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Even a distant pine nut tastes sweet when eaten

We spend so much of our lives waiting. We wait for the "right time" to settle down, we wait for long-distance gaps to close, or we wait for someone to finally lower their emotional guard. When you're stuck in the middle of it, that space, whether it's measured in miles or emotional walls, feels completely exhausting.But here is the reality: the distance doesn't change the intrinsic value of the connection.The waiting doesn't spoil the love.The miles don't make the bond any less real.When you finally arrive, and when you finally get to experience that person fully, the months of waiting…

13

Jun

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He washed helicopters, built an empire, retired – then became an intern at 64: Meet Otis D’Souza, the viral intern who proves it’s never too late to start over

“I don't need money. I have enough.”Otis D’Souza said it so casually that it almost sounded unremarkable.Then came the second half of the sentence.“I just don't have anything to do.”Most stories about work begin with someone searching for an opportunity. This one begins with someone who no longer needed one.That’s partly why the internet has become so fascinated by D’Souza, a 64-year-old who recently went viral after joining a Mumbai startup as an intern. The title alone was enough to spark curiosity. Interns are usually people trying to start their careers.D'Souza has already lived through several.Long before he became the…

13

Jun

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Oscar Wilde Quotes: Quote of the day by Oscar Wilde: “Art is the most intense mode of individualism that the world has known”

The pressure to please others often stifles creativity, pushing creators towards safe, trend-driven content. Oscar Wilde's assertion that art is the ultimate individualism highlights how true art stems from the maker's unique vision, not public demand. In today's algorithm-driven world, this warning about chasing approval is more relevant than ever. There is a strange pressure that comes while making anything, be it a song, a drawing, a piece of writing, or even writing a caption for a simple social media post.Somewhere in the back of the mind, we question ourselves, "Will people like this?” While it might seem harmless, without…

12

Jun

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African proverb of the day: “It is difficult for two long-nosed lovers to kiss.” |

African proverb of the day (Image generated via Google Gemini) Not every proverb is meant to sound solemn or wise at first hearing. Some survive because they make people smile before they make them think. This African saying belongs to that category.“It is difficult for two long-nosed lovers to kiss.”The image is amusing. Two people trying to kiss while their long noses keep getting in the way is easy to picture. It feels light-hearted, almost playful. Yet many traditional proverbs use humour to carry a deeper observation about life.Beneath the image of awkward lovers sits a simple truth. Even when…

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Jun

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Jigar Naik First Iitian From Odisha’S Village: Jigar Naik set to become this Odisha village’s first IITian; before that, his mother had to win a much harder battle

Jigar Naik with his mother Apoorva Naik. (Image Courtesy: Dainik Bhaskar) Every time Apoorva Naik sat down at her sewing machine, she wasn't just stitching clothes. She was stitching together hope. That machine became her family's lifeline, paying school fees, covering daily expenses, and keeping alive a dream that once seemed out of reach. Today, that dream has brought her son Jigar Naik close to becoming the first person from his village Bakilikona, in Odisha, to make it into an IIT.Jigar scored an All India Rank of 5474 in JEE Advanced 2026. It’s a result that came after years of…

11

Jun

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Fifa World Cup: This city in the U.S is launching the world’s first drone scoreboard for FIFA World Cup visitors; what travellers should know

Fans travelling all the way to Seattle for the FIFA World Cup will have one more reason to stay out after the final whistle. The historic city is all set to launch the world's first drone scoreboard, transforming the city skyline into one giant display of match results. It is one of the unique tourist attractions for visitors and football fans alike. This aerial display created by Visit Seattle, is an innovative activation which aims to redefine the sporting experience while showcasing Seattle’s reputation for creativity and technological innovation.Let’s find out more about this exciting update:When Starting June 15, spectators…

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Jun

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Quote of the day by Pablo Picasso: “Every child is an artist, the problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up”; a powerful reminder about creativity, imagination and the fear of losing ourselves to adulthood

Children possess innate creativity, drawing and inventing without fear of judgment. As we grow, societal comparisons and the pursuit of perfection stifle this natural artistry. Picasso's quote highlights that this creative spark isn't lost but buried, urging us to reclaim that fearless spirit in our everyday lives. Hand a four-year-old a box of crayons and watch what happens. The sky can be purple, the dog can be bigger than the house, and nobody asks that fit in right. There is no fear of getting it wrong, nor does anyone judge it to fit into the norms, because in their world,…

10

Jun

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“Mom told me to stop giving interviews”: Famous teenage investigator Sarthak Sidhant shares her mother’s reaction on him getting attention

Sarthak Sidhant with his mother When 18-year-old Sarthak Sidhant started making national headlines, many people saw a fearless teenager challenging a powerful system. What many people did not see, however, was his mother's reaction. While the country was applauding her son, she was worried.In a recent interview with mo.of.everything, Sarthak opened up about how the sudden attention affected his family. The interviewer brought up a conversation Sarthak had with Rahul Gandhi, where his mother appeared visibly emotional while sitting beside him. That emotion, Sarthak explained, came from a place every parent would recognise.10 Jun 2026 | 14:36What is the funniest…