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19

Jan

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Saina Nehwal on why setting limits early can help children grow strong, says “discipline bachpan mein zaroori hota hai” |

In a recent interview, badminton sensation Saina Nehwal shared that her journey to stardom has been deeply influenced by her upbringing rather than just by accolades. Her parents instilled a solid foundation of belief, discipline, and the freedom to pursue her passion without the constraints of societal norms. Badminton icon Saina Nehwal spoke less about trophies and more about her upbringing in her recent interview. Her words shifted the focus from winning matches to raising children with belief, discipline, and support. She traced her own journey back to childhood and showed how parenting decisions shaped confidence, strength, and freedom to…

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18

Jan

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Why this Chinese uncle’s Paris photographs have become popular online, and what people are seeing in them |

The internet is used to seeing Paris through rose-tinted lenses, glowing sunsets, perfect lighting, perfect selfies, carefully framed shots that make every corner look cinematic. So when a set of unedited photos showed up online recently, the contrast was jarring enough to stop people mid-scroll. The pictures are without any filters (it’s rare nowadays to see pictures like those, at least on the Internet), no colour grading, no dramatic angles. They were just a few ordinary pictures taken by an ordinary tourist. But what followed was a viral moment that many called the most honest social media versus reality check…

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17

Jan

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“I cried in my car”: Kangana Ranaut recalls she was asked not to tag Masaba Gupta after wearing her saree to Ram Janmabhoomi

Kangana Ranaut has revealed a personal incident where designer Masaba Gupta allegedly refused to let her wear her creations for a visit to Ram Janmabhoomi. Ranaut expressed feeling humiliated and sickened by what she perceives as prejudice, detailing the stylist's discomfort and her own distress during the promotional period for her film 'Tejas'. Actor-turned-politician Kangana Ranaut has once again stirred a storm, this time by reopening a deeply personal episode that, according to her, left her feeling humiliated and shaken.Over the weekend, Kangana took to social media to recall an incident involving designer Masaba Gupta, alleging that she was explicitly…

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17

Jan

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New hangout trend: What is ‘Admin Night’ and why are people choosing it over pricey nights out? |

Imagine this: Your friends get together to sit on the couch with their laptops glowing, sipping their favourite drink, and a candle lighting in the background for ambiance. No loud music, no bars to hop - just friends tackling life's boring paperwork - like paying bills, booking doctor's appointments, cancelling subscriptions, etc - together. Welcome to admin night, the low-key socialising trend that's gaining people's attention (especially on TikTok and Instagram) and making "adulting" feel like a group hug instead of a boring solo chore.In a world where night outs drain wallets and energy, admin night flips the script. It's…

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16

Jan

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From your shampoo to perfume, 10 ‘silent toxins’ in your home |

Can you imagine, we practically live with toxins and most of us are not even aware of it! Look at your cleansing products, your make-up box, or kitchen shelf, you’ll find yourself surrounded by products which contain chemicals that are legal yet controversial due to their potential long-term health and environmental effects. Yes, you read that correctly. Also known as “silent toxins”, these chemicals don’t have any immediate or obvious impact but continuous exposure over years may raise issues. On this note, let’s have a look at 10 such silent toxic no one tell you about:1. ParabensFound in: Shampoos, lotions,…

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16

Jan

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How many countries can you visit ‘Visa-Free’ with the world’s strongest passports in 2026?

Passport is among the most important documents required to travel overseas. Also the strength of a passport is crucial in determining how freely citizens can travel globally. Every year, the Henley Passport Index, releases its report of the powerful and strongest passports. The 2026 Henley Passport Index report is out and it shows diplomatic shift, and global mobility trends. Here’s a look at powerful passports on the Earth for 2026. A look:1) SingaporeVisa-free access: 192 countriesIt is an achievement for Singapore! The country has retained its position as the world’s most powerful passport. This dominance shows the city-state’s extensive network…

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15

Jan

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This is the easiest way to remove labels from your plastic containers |

We are all surrounded by reusable containers but one of the worst parts about these are the labels attached on them. Whether you’re reusing containers for storage or just wish to clean up your recycling, removing labels from plastic containers becomes a tedious and messy task. The adhesive-backed paper often leaves sticky glue residue which takes time to come out. But, what if we tell you a super easy, non-messy, magical trick which requires no arm-wrestling! Fortunately, there are several simple, household tricks that make this job easy—especially the often-recommended oil-soak method. Read on to find out what’s the hidden…

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15

Jan

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Creating a home that raises confident kids

Confidence doesn’t usually show up in loud moments. It’s not always the kid raising a hand first or talking the fastest. Most of the time, confidence grows quietly, in small corners of daily life, inside homes that feel safe enough to be imperfect.A home that raises confident kids isn’t picture-perfect. Toys are left under sofas. Voices sometimes get sharp. Parents get tired and second-guess themselves. But confidence doesn’t need perfection. It needs something softer and more honest.The feeling kids carry when they walk into a roomEvery home has a feeling. Some feel tense, like everyone is waiting for something to…

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14

Jan

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How to make a marriage work with a busy spouse, psychologist reveals |

Psychologist shares tips to make a marriage work with a busy partner We live in a time where hustling is appreciated and being stressed has become the new norm. And so, as a consequence of it, modern marriages/relationships are increasingly being shaped by people's demanding careers and long hours at work. In the long run, this often takes a toll on their marriage with many not being able to survive the test of time. When a partner in a marriage is constantly stressed and busy because of work they might feel overwhelmed, while the other might feel neglected. Without love…

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14

Jan

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5 things you should NEVER apologise for in life

Do you often say sorry, even when you haven't made the mistake or before you are simply putting across your views. Well, unfortunately, many people do this-- but shouldn't in reality.Picture this: "Sorry, I can't cover your shift." That makes you feel guilty for setting boundaries. But remember, healthy boundaries aren't rude; they're a form of self-care. Saying "no" protects your energy, time, and sanity from energy vampires. Whether it's work overload or toxic people, saying "no" is a complete sentence and you don't need to apologise for it.

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