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12

Jan

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This rare Himalayan flower is said to bring good luck — How to grow sacred Brahma Kamal at home?

The Brahma Kamal (Saussurea obvallata) is one of the most sacred flowers that grows in the Himalayan regions. This particular flower holds a unique spot in Indian culture and spirituality and also horticulture. The flower is rare and revered across the Himalayan belt and beyond. It is because the flower is considered a divine symbol which blooms only at night and smells like heaven! Adventure seekers from far and beyond travel to Valley of Flowers in Uttarakhand to see these floral beauties bloom. It is believed that watching a Brahma Kamal bloom brings luck and blessings. But the thing is,…

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11

Jan

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THIS everyday kitchen bread slice could be the safest way to pick up tiny glass shards in your home |

Accidents will happen, and broken glass is one of the most frequent household accidents. The big pieces may be easily spotted and vacuumed, but the small, sparkling pieces are much more dangerous. These are usually left in the grout, in the spaces where appliances are located, and in the corners, silently hurting naked feet and paws. What is most interesting, however, is that a soft slice of bread is surprisingly one of the best ways to eradicate these minute pieces. Its porous texture will shape itself into the surfaces, catching the pieces that a broom and a paper towel may…

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11

Jan

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Why you should never buy detergent that softens fabric |

Detergents are among the most thought upon household things as washing clothes is an everyday chore in Indian homes. But in time, these things also changed and soon the market saw fabric softeners. Today, these detergents are among the most used laundry products, promising soft and fragrant laundry. Most of the households are using these “fabric-softening” detergents which are advertised as a luxurious product making clothes feel gentle on the skin. However, not many houses know the truth behind these softeners. Beneath this appealing promise lies a host of long-term issues. For your clothes, machine and also the environment. In…

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10

Jan

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Internet’s favourite couple calls it quits: Kristy Sarah files for divorce from Desmond Scott after 10 years

Internet darlings Kristy and Desmond Scott are divorcing after over a decade of marriage, with Kristy citing infidelity as the reason for ending their union. The couple, who met at 14 and built a massive online following with their relatable family content, are now separating, leaving fans stunned. Kristy and Desmond Scott, the couple everyone loved watching online, are going their separate ways. After more than ten years of marriage, Kristy has filed for divorce, and just like that, the internet love story a lot of people were rooting for is coming to an end.Court papers from late December 2025…

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10

Jan

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Guide dog escorts blind woman to her seat in an aircraft, leaves internet melting; ‘a quiet act of love…’

Guide dogs can be a huge source of help, and emotional support for specially abled, and can actually be akin to having a human help, with some limitations of course. A visually disabled Instagram user called Beth, who goes by the handle the_blind_girlie, recently posted a video on IG where she is being guided by her dog Churro, in an aircraft, while boarding. In the video, Beth and Churro are waiting patiently to board the aircraft, and as soon as the cabin crew guides the two to their seat, the dog instantly takes charge, and helps Beth settle down. Beth,…

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09

Jan

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Extreme asymmetry: Doctors warn after influencer spends 300 days training only one shoulder |

Image: Instagram @thecrookedman10 For more than 300 days, a man calling himself “The Crooked Man” has been doing something most trainers would advise against: repeatedly exercising only one trapezius muscle while leaving the rest of his body largely untouched. The result is a strikingly uneven physique, with one shoulder and upper back muscle ballooning far beyond the other, an outcome he says is entirely the point. The creator, who has documented the experiment on social media, frames it as a reaction to the viral TikTok trend known as “looksmaxxing”, where users obsessively try to optimise their appearance. His alternative, he…

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09

Jan

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Why Gen Z has stopped posting on Instagram but still lives online: Posting Zero era explained

There was a time when opening Instagram felt like walking into a digital photo album. Everyone was posting their vacations, mirror selfies, aesthetic coffees and “main character” moments like it was a full-time job. Now? The vibes have shifted. You tap through profiles and it is giving… abandoned museum. Old posts, no updates, zero explanation. The feed is quiet, but Gen Z definitely is not offline. They have just stopped performing for the grid.Image credit : AI generated via Freepik | Everyone was posting their vacations, mirror selfies, aesthetic coffees and “main character” moments like it was a full-time job.…

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08

Jan

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The Simpsons bold predictions 2026: AI replacing jobs, smart homes turning dangerous, and fear of global conflict that feel closer than ever |

The Simpsons has been reduced to a brilliant cartoon series for several decades, but surprisingly, it has consistently proved to be the most unlikely prophet in pop culture. The show's previous episodes often come back to the forefront at the most unexpected times in reality. As of 2026, the community has been turning to rewatch past episodes in search of themes that remarkably resemble the issues at hand in the current world. Issues about artificial intelligence, world wars, new outbreaks of diseases, space tourism, intelligent homes, and even alien life are no longer ideas for a cartoon series. As the…

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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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