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24

Jan

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Natalie Portman says her Oscar-nominated film helped her children think about the future, the planet, and possibility

In her Oscar-nominated work, Arco, Natalie Portman ignited meaningful discussions with her kids surrounding the pressing issue of climate change and the future they might inherit. This animated tale follows a young boy as he navigates a world marred by environmental crises, inspiring her children to think critically about solutions. Some films entertain children. Some quietly stay with them. Natalie Portman’s latest animated film Arco seems to do both. Fresh from an Oscar nomination for Best Animated Feature, the film has also made a strong impact inside Portman’s home, the producer told People. Watching it with her two children turned…

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23

Jan

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Her son asked, “Kya main school jaa paunga?”: Abandoned for ₹3 crore, this single mother defied all odds to buy her own home and raise a child |

Imagine loving someone so fiercely you fight family taboos to build a life together - but only for them to pick a INR 3 crore property over you and your toddler. That's the gut-wrenching reality Himi Sharma faced, but her story isn't one about tragedy; instead, it's about her going against the tide and winning in life. Shared raw on Humans of Bombay, her journey from debt-ridden despair to Canadian dream home has millions cheering for her. A single mom's unbreakable spirit turned abandonment into empowerment - proving resilience beats riches. As she says, "I didn't wait for my son…

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23

Jan

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5 possible side effects of a hair transplant you should know about before booking one

Now we come to the part nobody likes, but everyone should know.Though rare, infections can happen after hair transplants. Especially if hygiene is poor, post-op instructions are ignored, or the clinic’s sterilisation standards are questionable.Signs include increasing pain, pus, fever, foul smell, or redness that keeps spreading. If treated early, antibiotics usually fix it. If ignored, it can damage grafts permanently.Scarring is another concern.With older FUT techniques, a visible linear scar at the back of the head was common. Modern FUE leaves tiny dot scars, usually hidden by hair. But in some people, especially those prone to keloids, scars can…

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22

Jan

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Timothée Chalamet’s adorable childhood photos reveal the early days of the Oscar nominee |

From the bustling streets of New York to the glimmer of the Oscars, Timothée Chalamet's evolution is nothing short of inspiring. The nine nominations for 'Marty Supreme' serve as a testament to his burgeoning talent. Early images of Chalamet, busy playing sports with loved ones, foreshadow the extraordinary path he would embark upon. Marty Supreme has climbed its way to scoring nine Oscar nominations for the 2026 awards show. The film’s nominations include the top prize of Best Picture, as well as lead actor Timothée Chalamet picking up his third nomination at only 30 years old. Chalamet’s name now sits…

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22

Jan

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Which river flows through Jim Corbett National Park? |

Ask any visitor about the specialty of Jim Corbett National Park, the responses will be largely about tigers, thick sal forests, or chilly mist-laden safaris at dawn. But what often slips beneath their notice is the silent force that is responsible for life thriving there, which is water. Long before it was India’s first national park and the pumping heart of a vital tiger reserve, it needs to be noted that rivers etched valleys in it, fed forests into bloom, and laid down paths where animals would gather when the heat turned unforgiving. To understand the real essence of Corbett,…

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21

Jan

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How to successfully grow ginger (adrak) in a pot on your balcony |

Ginger or adrak is among the most prized and commonly used spices in Indian kitchens. The spice is valued not only for its rich and food-enhancing flavour but also for its medicinal properties. It is widely used in treating common colds and coughs across India in many ways. Adrak tea or kadha are considered quite beneficial. Now the good news is that you can also grow ginger in your kitchen garden, or in a pot on your balcony. It is surprisingly easy to grow at home and all you need is the right pot, good soil, and a little patience.…

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21

Jan

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Aishwarya Rai Relationship Advice: Relationship tip of the day: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan’s relatable advice for married women: “Silence is…” |

Marriage isn't always rose petals and grand gestures, it's the quiet choices, like who says "sorry" first, that keeps the spark alive. In an earlier candid interview, iconic actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan shared one piece of marriage advice which stands out as pure gold: "Silence is so golden in a married woman’s life." It's a cheeky yet profound advice that many married women would agreed to. Here's why it's the relationship tip we all need:When Abhishek Bachchan honestly shared his take on married lifeBack in 2007, newly wed Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai appeared together on Karan Johar's chat show…

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20

Jan

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Farmers in Himachal are using ice in their apple orchards: Know the reason behind and what’s happening |

The rolling hills of Himachal Pradesh’s apple belt are typically shrouded in a delicate morning mist during winter, a signal that the season’s chill is settling in. For generations, this cold has served as nature’s guarantee: apples will grow crisp, plentiful, and affordable in the months ahead. But this year, the familiar snow-laden landscape has largely failed to appear. Many orchards are seeing bare branches where frost would normally cling, prompting farmers to resort to unprecedented measures to protect their crops. Farmers in several villages have turned on sprinklers and foggers to coat apple tree branches with a thin layer…

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20

Jan

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Relationship tip of the day: Friedrich Nietzsche says THIS question can save your marriage: “When marrying, ask…” |

Friedrich Nietzsche, the famous German philosopher wasn't just about big ideas - he also had profound advice on love!. His tip? Before saying "I do," ask yourself one gut-wrenching question: "When marrying, ask yourself: Do you believe you’ll be able to converse well with this person until your old age? Everything else is trivial." In a world of swipes, sparks, and social media perfection, this hits like a reality check. It's not about abs or bank accounts; it's about companionship that lasts. Here's how this is a valuable relationship advice even today:Nietzsche's idea of lifelong loveNietzsche wrote in his book…

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19

Jan

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What it really takes to get a Schengen Visa the first time: A first-hand account |

A Schengen visa is a short-stay permit that allows travel across 29 European countries without internal border checks, for up to 90 days within any 180-day period. It is typically issued for tourism, business, or family visits. Applicants must apply through the embassy or consulate of their main destination and submit documents such as a valid passport, photographs, and proof of funds and travel insurance. While the visa allows free movement within the Schengen Area, final entry is always subject to checks by border authorities. Here’s how this traveller got his Schengen visa approved, as per his post he shared…

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