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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…

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…

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,…

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)

18

Feb

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Meet Kenisha Paliwal, the Ivy-educated ‘bahu’ who married Haldiram heir Vevek Agrawal – All about the power couple

Meet Kenisha Paliwal, the Ivy-educated 'bahu' who married Haldiram heir Vevek Agrawal - All about the power couple Nagpur lit up recently with one of India's most talked-about weddings - a fairy-tale union that's got social media buzzing, more so after Bollywood actor Shahid Kapoor danced at the big-fat wedding. Kenisha Paliwal, the sharp Ivy League-educated business executive, tied the knot with Vevek Agrawal, son of Haldiram Group's MD Kamal Agrawal and grandson of billionaire Shivkishan Agrawal. Popularly called the "Haldiram Wedding" for its epic scale and A-list guests, this wasn't just bling - it's a marriage of brains, ambition,…

17

Feb

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Top 10 Viking sites in Denmark to step back in time and explore ancient history |

Denmark has a lot of Viking history, and you can see it in many places. Old forts, rune stones, and burial mounds tell stories of warriors, leaders, and seafarers. Some sites are lively, with markets and reconstructed villages, while others are quiet and give a sense of what life was like hundreds of years ago. Walking among the ruins or along the fjords, it’s easy to imagine the past, the creak of Viking ships or the sounds of daily life back then. For travellers interested in history, Denmark offers plenty of opportunities to explore these sites and get a real…

17

Feb

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5 animals that thrive on both land and water, and where to spot them

Crocodiles are ancient amphibious predators. Do you know, crocodiles are also one of the oldest surviving reptiles on the planet. These creatures remain largely unchanged for millions of years and have perfectly adapted for both land and water. With the help of their powerful tails and strong limbs, they hunt and rule the world of water and land.Where to spot them in India:In India, the best place to witness crocodiles in their natural habitat is the Sundarbans, Bhitarkanika National Park, renowned for the country’s highest crocodile populations. Globally, crocodiles can be seen in Australia’s Northern Territory and in Africa, among…

16

Feb

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Rinku Singh–Priya Saroj love story: When Priya revealed her father wanted her to marry an IAS officer – and how they convinced him |

Rinku Singh–Priya Saroj love story Rinku Singh, Team India’s ace cricketer, is stealing the show off-field too. His romance with Priya Saroj is pure Bollywood - think love at first sight, family drama, postponed weddings. After a few years of knowing each other, the couple got engaged on June 8, 2025, and they are set to get married this year.In an earlier interview with Pyaar Ki Adaalat (clips of which are doing the rounds on social media), the couple revealed their filmy love story - from how they met, to Priya’s father wanting her to marry an IAS officer, to…

15

Feb

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Sesame laddoo for hair growth: Everyone on Instagram is eating til ke laddoo – but do they actually work? |

Instagram is buzzing about til ke laddoo for hair growth. These traditional sweets, made with sesame seeds and jaggery, offer essential nutrients like zinc and iron. They help strengthen hair roots and reduce shedding by fixing nutritional gaps. While not a cure for all hair loss, these laddoos provide nourishment that supports healthier hair. Consistency is key for noticeable improvements. Scroll Instagram reels for five minutes and you’ll notice a sudden obsession: people rolling tiny brown laddoos in their palms and claiming “hair fall band ho gaya” in a few weeks.From dermatologists-inspired creators to nani-approved wellness pages, everyone seems to…

15

Feb

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The rise of Fungi-based ingredients in serums

Part of the reason this trend is exploding right now is the "skinimalism" movement. We are tired of 10-step routines. We want one product that does three things. A good mushroom serum can hydrate, soothe, and protect all at once.Plus, there is the sustainability factor. Mushrooms grow quickly, require very little water, and are biodegradable. For the eco-conscious buyer, swapping a synthetic chemical for a fungi extract feels like a responsible choice.For anyone trying to be a bit greener, swapping out synthetic ingredients for a fungi extract feels like the responsible move. And don't expect the hype to die down…