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08

Jan

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Raising teenagers isn’t easy and here’s how Jennifer Garner keeps it real

For Jennifer Garner, the best part of raising teenagers is that they’re cool. “They’re just so cool!” she told Marie Claire UK. And for a lot of parents deep in the teen years, that simple statement feels surprisingly accurate. Teens can be funny, thoughtful, sharp, and way more aware of the world than we give them credit for. Watching that happen in real time is kind of amazing.Garner also talked about how parenting changes as kids get older. “Parenting now has shifted. It’s more about parenting with a button on my mouth,” she said. That line alone feels like it…

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07

Jan

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Flights cancelled, trains halted: Europe hit by cold wave and snow chaos |

Europe continues to reel under high winds and snowfall, whereas worsening travel disruption is still in place. A crippling cold wave is set to intensify across the continent with more snow, sub-zero temperatures, and powerful winter storms, as per Reuters. Authorities have warned that more flights will be cancelled, trains halted, and roads blocked after days of chaos that left thousands stranded in airports and along rail lines.Air travel has been hit the hardest. In the Netherlands, as another blizzard was forecast to sweep through overnight, authorities advised residents to stay home if possible. Dutch airline KLM cancelled 600 flights…

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07

Jan

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Personality test: What’s your hidden strength – optimism, wisdom, or connection? Choose a leaf and find out |

Have you ever come across simple yet fun tests on social media that claim to reveal your personality, depending on the image you choose? These tests are aptly called personality tests; they make self-discovery fun while uncovering how you navigate life's challenges and relationships.This particular test, which was initially shared by Jagran Josh, can reveal your core worldview and strength: whether it is optimism, wisdom, or connection. How? The test is based on the images of three different kinds of leaf. Depending on the type of leaf you choose, the test can decode your true nature and strengths. To take…

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06

Jan

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The new workplace war: It’s not about WHERE you work from – It’s about WHEN

For three years since the COVID-19 pandemic got over, companies and employees battled over return-to-office (RTO) - home vs office. But in 2025, the whole point of this fight has now shifted. JLL's Workforce Preference Barometer 2025 reveals that the real issue between companies and employees now is about time. While a hybrid work structure has become normal, with 66% of global workers okay with it (as per the report), both employers and employees are now clamouring for control over “when”.For most employees, having a work-life balance is now more important than having a high salary - 65% prioritise it…

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05

Jan

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Isabgol vs chia seeds: Which everyday gut hero truly supports digestion and overall health |

Gut health is one of the latest cornerstones of healthy living, and selecting the proper source of fibre for consumption is critical for managing digestion and appetite functions and ensuring overall metabolism. Chia seeds are widely known and popular across the world for their rich content of omega-3 fatty acids, protein, and antioxidants, but in the past few decades, isabgol, also known as psyllium husk, has also been widely accepted in India for managing digestive health. Although the popularity of chia seeds cannot be neglected, experts and doctors also imply that in some respects, isabgol’s performance may even surpass that…

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05

Jan

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Squashing a cockroach in your home can be dangerous; know the reason |

There is a particular kind of moment that triggers it. The light comes on. Something moves along the wall or across the floor. Before thought catches up, the instinct kicks in. Most people reach for a shoe. Cockroaches tend to provoke that response more than almost any other household pest. They are quick, unexpected, and loaded with associations people would rather not think about. What often goes unnoticed in that split second is what happens next. Squashing a cockroach does not end the problem in the way it feels like it should. In fact, it can make things quietly worse.…

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04

Jan

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Optical illusion: Only a person with 20/20 vision can spot the letter ‘I’ |

At first glance, a uniform array of the number '1' offers little intrigue, but delve deeper and you'll reveal a lone letter 'I' nestled within. This clever trick plays with our visual habits, as the brain often darts over repetitive shapes, mistaking one for the other. Hidden letter and number optical illusions are fun because they look easy at first. But once the timer starts, the brain begins to struggle. This challenge is a perfect example of that clever trick.In this puzzle, a clean grid is filled with the number 1. Every row and every column looks the same. The…

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04

Jan

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RFID card rules, smart lockers, helpline numbers and helicopter fare revision

The pilgrimage to the Shrine of Mata Vaishno Devi is not just a physical journey; it's a spiritual voyage through the various places where Mata Vaishnavi spent time performing deep penance and meditation. If you are planning to visit this sacred destination this year, check what the official page mentions — including an important alert issued for pilgrims, which states the following:Devotees planning to undertake the pilgrimage to the Holy Shrine of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi are advised of the following:Pilgrims who have registered through the online mode must collect their RFID Yatra Access Card before starting their yatra, which…

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03

Jan

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What are the hidden side effects of drinking black coffee regularly |

Black coffee has slipped into daily life so easily that it barely feels like a choice anymore. It is just there. Morning eyes half open, kettle on, mug in hand. No milk, no sugar, no guilt. It is often described as the cleanest way to drink coffee, almost like a health shortcut. That reputation is exactly why people stop paying attention to how it actually feels in the body. Food and drinks do not work in isolation. They react to sleep, stress, empty stomachs, hormones and habits. Black coffee is not bad by default, but drinking it regularly without noticing…

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03

Jan

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Beyond weight loss: How Semaglutide cuts heart risk faster than the scale moves

Doctors often prescribe semaglutide to help people manage type 2 diabetes or drop extra weight. Lately, though, its knack for shielding the heart has cardiologists buzzing. A deep dive into the SELECT trial reveals benefits that show up fast and stick around, even if the scale barely budges. This shift could change how we tackle heart risks in everyday patients.Digging into the select trial Researchers kicked off the SELECT trial back in 2018.It pulled in 17,604 adults from 41 countries, all carrying extra weight or obesity alongside proven cardiovascular disease, but no diabetes diagnosis. Ages ranged from 45 to 75,…

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