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07

Mar

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5 daily success rituals for women to build confidence and an elevated sense of spiritual connection with the self

Confidence is often misunderstood. It is not built in big moments—not during a promotion, a major win, or a breakthrough decision. Those moments only reveal the confidence that already exists. Real confidence is built quietly, through daily behaviours that strengthen internal alignment. Not through constant hustle. Not through performative productivity. But through steadiness. Over time, small habits shape how we respond to pressure, how we make decisions, and how we carry ourselves in professional spaces. The women who appear most grounded in leadership roles are rarely relying on bursts of motivation. They rely on consistency.Here are five everyday rituals that…

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07

Mar

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March-perfect destinations to visit in India under ₹10,000; check itinerary

Exploring your favourite destination does not always have to be expensive, especially in India. With the country’s vast landscapes and strong network of trains and buses, it is possible to plan a short trip without digging a hole in your pocket.

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06

Mar

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7 Indian architects from history who shaped the way for generations to follow

The history of architecture in India is a history of cultural pluralism, aestheticism and technical ingenuity. Since ancient temple constructors up to contemporary urban designers, there are numerous architects that contributed to the formation of the built environment of the country. Not only did their work shape the skyline of cities, it also shaped architectural thought in the generations to come.A number of Indian architects blended the old design concepts with the new construction methods to come up with architectural designs that are still powerful. They have contributed to iconic state buildings, institutions of learning, cultural sites and city planning…

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05

Mar

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5 effective ways to remove Holi colours from your stained clothes; number 2 works the best

Holi is among India’s most-awaited festivals which involves colours and more colours. Our homes and streets get filled with colours, music, balloons, and gulal. However, with these festivities, our clothes get stained. And once the celebrations are over, merrymakers get into first cleaning themselves and then their stained clothes. The dark greens, blues and reds are stubborn shades. But worry not, today we are sharing some magical tricks and the right cleaning techniques, you can save your outfits from becoming a part of the dustbin.A look at five effective ways to remove Holi colours from clothes.Rinse the stained clothes with…

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05

Mar

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Arjun Tendulkar and Saaniya Chandho Wedding Photos, Pictures, Images, Video: FIRST PIC: Sachin Tendulkar’s son Arjun Tendulkar and Saaniya Chandhok are now married – Meet the new Tendulkar ‘bahu’ |

Photo: Suresh Raina/ Instagram Here's some great news for Sachin Tendulkar's fans! The legendary cricketer and his wife Anjali's son, Arjun Tendulkar, is now officially married to Saaniya Chandhok! One of the first pictures of the newly married couple was shared by former Indian cricketer Suresh Raina on social media, and it's no surprise that the picture soon went viral on the internet. The first photo captures the couple radiant in simple traditional attire at an intimate ceremony, symbolising a new "power play" blending cricket and business legacies. Raina's caption read, "Congratulations @arjuntendulkar24 & Sanya! Wishing you both a very…

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04

Mar

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200,000-year-old DNA from horse slaughtered by Neanderthals found in Germany where it should not have survived |

200,000-year-old DNA found at Schöningen site in Germany (Image source: Canva) Scientists have identified DNA that is around 200,000 years old at an open-air archaeological site in Germany, a place where experts once believed such genetic material could not survive. The find was made at the Schöningen site in Lower Saxony, which is famous for its prehistoric wooden spears and signs of early human activity. The age of the DNA is not the only thing that makes this discovery important. The place where it was kept is also important. It is easier to find ancient DNA in cold places like…

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04

Mar

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What is Ghostlighting? A sneaky dating trend that’s worse than ghosting

Ghosting in dating is when someone simply vanishes. Poof. No texts, no calls, no "I'm not feeling it" courtesy. Cambridge Dictionary calls it abruptly ending contact, leaving you staring at your phone, replaying every moment. It is a passive-aggressive way of abandoning someone. The victim gets no closure, leaving them confused and full of self-doubt. This may sound harsh but it happens commonly in romance, friendships, even jobs. We've all been there—refreshing DMs, wondering "What did I do wrong?" It's painful because humans crave understanding. Ghosting says, "You're not worth an explanation." Enter ghostlighting: same vanishing act, but with manipulative…

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03

Mar

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Why you stay up late even when you’re exhausted and how to win over this habit

Revenge bedtime procrastination is not a medical diagnosis. It is a behavioral pattern. It happens when someone intentionally delays sleep despite knowing it will lead to fatigue.Psychologists connect it to low perceived control during the day. Long work hours, caregiving duties, and constant notifications can make people feel that their time is not their own. Late night becomes the only quiet window.But the body does not treat this as harmless. Chronic sleep restriction raises the risk of obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and depression. The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) notes that ongoing sleep deficiency affects how the body…

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03

Mar

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Beyond Big Cats: World Wildlife Day 2026 shines spotlight on medicinal and aromatic plants |

World Wildlife Day is celebrated today, which focuses on the importance of protecting wild animals and plants across the world. It recognises the vital role wildlife plays in sustaining ecosystems, supporting livelihoods, and maintaining ecological balance. Union Home Minister Amit Shah reiterated the commitment to the cause of wildlife conservation, saying that the country’s eternal values teach people to live in harmony with nature. In a social media message, he shared that every form of life, from the royal tiger to the smallest species, plays a vital role in maintaining ecological balance and that the collective commitment to the cause…

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02

Mar

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Hamad International Airport: Qatar Airport update: “Passengers are advised not to proceed to the airport”; what travellers should do

In another update coming from Hamad International Airport in Qatar, all flight operations remain suspended/are temporarily stopped due to the closure of Qatari airspace. It’s a precautionary step and the closure comes from wider regional security tensions that have led Qatar’s Civil Aviation Authority to take the measure. All commercial movements are grounded until further notice.Hamad airport is among the world’s busiest international aviation hubs which links Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas. As per current update, the airport is not processing scheduled commercial flights and authorities have made it clear that operations will only resume after Qatar Civil Aviation…

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