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23

Feb

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Tired of dating? Sima Taparia from Indian Matchmaking shares her no-nonsense take on choosing the right partner |

In today's dating scene, things like situationships, slow burns, and endless talking stages have made commitment feel optional. And sometimes, love stories drag on for years without clear endings, labels get fuzzy, and timelines stretch forever. But Sima Taparia—better known as Sima Aunty from Netflix's show 'Indian Matchmaking'—isn't here for it. The straight-talking marriage consultant is calling out the waste of time in relationships that go nowhere, and her fresh comments are stirring up the internet.Sima Aunty keeps it real: If you're not sure after a few months, why stick around? Romance without a plan isn't dreamy—it's just inefficient. Her…

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23

Feb

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Kate Middleton’s pink Gucci moment turns heads as she returns to BAFTAs with Prince William

Prince William and Princess Catherine made a quiet yet impactful return to the BAFTAs, opting for understated elegance over grand gestures. William's burgundy velvet jacket and Catherine's flowing pink Gucci gown showcased their signature style, projecting reassurance and composure amidst recent royal headlines. The BAFTAs are usually all about movie stars, dramatic entrances, and gowns designed to go viral. But this year, something quieter caught attention. When Prince William and Princess Catherine arrived at London’s Royal Festival Hall on Sunday night, the energy shifted almost instantly.They didn’t linger for cameras. No exaggerated poses. No attempt to outshine anyone. Just a…

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22

Feb

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Groundhogging: Why you’re dating the same person in different bodies (And how to break the romantic time loop)

Ever feel like your dating life is stuck on repeat? New face, new name, same heartbreak script? Welcome to groundhogging—modern dating's sneakiest trap, named after that Bill Murray movie where every day resets. You're not imagining it: You keep swiping right on emotional unavailability, just with fresher hair or a different playlist. "This one's different," you tell yourself. Spoiler: Same red flags, same "I'm not ready" speech, same 48-hour text droughts. Congrats—you're trapped in a romantic Groundhog Day.What's Groundhogging, exactly?It's simple but brutal: Dating the same "type" over and over, repackaged. Tall guy who loves indie tunes and "figuring life…

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21

Feb

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No red lehenga, no royal drama: Shikhar Dhawan and Sophie Shine’s wedding style surprises everyone

Cricketer Shikhar Dhawan married Sophie Shine in an intimate Delhi NCR ceremony, opting for understated yet memorable wedding fashion. Dhawan wore a clean white-on-white sherwani with a layered emerald mala, while Shine chose an ivory lehenga with delicate floral embroidery and a pearl-adorned blouse. Cricketer Shikhar Dhawan has entered a new phase of life - and this time, the announcement came wrapped in some seriously memorable wedding fashion. Dhawan married Sophie Shine on February 21 in an intimate ceremony in Delhi NCR. Close friends, family, a warm setting, and no unnecessary spectacle. Soon after, the couple shared their wedding photos…

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21

Feb

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Childhood epilepsy in India: How early care is changing young lives

Identifying childhood epilepsy at an early stage is vital; a late diagnosis can hinder a child's growth and education. Specialists stress that this often-misunderstood brain condition, which faces stigma in India, needs swift medical attention. By securing timely treatment, which includes medication, emotional support, and family counseling, we can help children thrive and embrace a brighter future. For many families, a child’s first seizure feels like the ground has slipped away. One moment, everything is normal. The next, there is shaking, staring, silence, or panic. In India, where epilepsy still carries stigma, that moment brings fear layered with confusion.Dr Praveen…

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20

Feb

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Is it safe to wash heavy blankets at home and how much weight your washing machine can handle

One of the most commonly asked household questions is can I wash heavy blankets at home? Including comforters and woolen throws, among others. Can these items be washed in a washing machine, and if so, how to do it safely. It is a fact that heavy blankets collect oils and sweat over time. Timely cleaning is extremely important for hygiene purposes as well as longevity. But given the size and weight, washing heavy blankets at home needs careful attention to avoid any damage to the blanket or washing machine.Let’s find out more: Can you wash heavy blankets in the washing…

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20

Feb

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Quiet Quitting: The rise of ‘quiet quitting’ and sudden job exits: What today’s work culture is getting wrong |

The corporate world is shifting from 'quiet quitting' to 'job hugging,' with employees now clinging to their roles amidst economic uncertainty and AI integration. This trend, particularly among younger generations, highlights a desire for stability over constant change. Leaders must foster growth and engagement to prevent stagnation, transforming this cautious approach into a lasting partnership. For the past few years, workplace conversations have been dominated by two words: quiet quitting. You’ve probably heard them everywhere. Social media. Podcasts. Office gossip. But what does it really mean? Sanjay Desai, author, entrepreneur, and Founder & CEO of ConsciousLeap, explains it simply. Quiet…

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19

Feb

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Armenia Tourism: Armenia allows Visa-free travel for eligible Indian passport holders until July 2026: Check your eligibility |

In a bid to boost tourism, Armenia has announced a temporary visa-free entry for Indian passport holders. The new policy will remain valid until July 1, 2026 (subject to specific eligibility). It is a significant move to attract more international tourists to the country. The news was officially shared by the Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. As per information published on Armenia’s official tourism and consular platforms (armenia.travel and https://www.mfa.am/), the visa waiver applies to Indian citizens with valid residence permits from select countries and regions. Let’s find out more about this new policy.Who can apply for Visa-Free EntryAs per…

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19

Feb

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Chatfishing: How AI is creeping into your dating life (And ruining real romance) – How to fix it |

Remember when dating apps were all about perfect selfies? Now, the real drama is in your inbox: Is that flirty banter from a human... or a sneaky AI bot? Welcome to chatfishing - the latest twist in online dating where people outsource their charm to artificial intelligence (AI). It's making swipes feel fake, connections shallow, and heartbreak harder to spot.From curated profiles to AI ghostwritersDating apps once got flak for letting us airbrush our lives into Instagram perfection. Today, as per Scientific American, the worry is deeper: People are handing over their keyboards to AI. Paste a message into ChatGPT,…

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18

Feb

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5 real estate hotspots in Lucknow driving the residential market in 2026

Lucknow’s residential real estate market is showing a stable growth in 2026. The ‘City of Nawabs and Kebabs’, is a heritage-centric destination. The capital city of Uttar Pradesh is experiencing well planned urban expansion, rising end-user demand, and growing investor interest. Thanks to better road, air and rail connectivity, well-planned societies, expressway access, the city is attracting homebuyers and developers alike. Gone are the days when Lucknow’s real estate growth was event-driven. Today, the city has evolved through planned infrastructure, better connectivity and buyers demand. Based on market trends, here are five real real-estate hotspots in Lucknow in 2026.(Canva)

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