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Feb

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Odisha beaches turn into a living spectacle after live sea snails appeared overnight, leaving locals stunned |

Early mornings at Puri’s Blue Flag Beach are calm and enchanting. Gentle waves wash over the golden sands as the first rays of sunlight stretch across the horizon. In a recently shared video, tiny sea creatures could be seen along the shoreline. The clip captures plough snails slowly moving with the rhythm of the tides. Early-morning walkers along the shores of Puri expected the usual calm start to the day, with a soft sunrise and gentle waves. Something far more unusual stretches of sand appeared to be covered in scattered shells. The unusual sight was reported from Niladri Beach and…

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13

Feb

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Top 5 real estate hotspots in Noida to watch in 2026

As the Delhi-NCR real estate landscape continues to evolve, Noida remains one of the most attractive markets for both home buyers and investors in 2026. The region offers a perfect mix of developed infrastructure, new developments including the upcoming Noida International Airport in Jewar along with great metro and Yamuna expressway connectivity. As per industry reports, 2026 could be a dynamic golden period for Noida. The region is perfect for those looking for laid-back green belts along with expressway connectivity. The city’s real estate market offers myriad opportunities catering to all kinds of buyers.On this note, let’s have a look…

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13

Feb

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How to say ‘I Love You’ in 15 different languages!

One of the most romantic days in the year, Valentine's Day is just around the corner. As February 14 approaches, love is in the air, and couples are getting ready to express heir love for each other. If you too plan to say "I love you" to your partner, but in a new language then read this article. In our globalised world, these simple words transcend borders, turning a heartfelt moment into something exotic and unforgettable. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, surprising your sweetheart with a multilingual card, or just want to add sparkle to your affection, mastering these…

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12

Feb

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7 islands ruled by animals: From pigs and cats to monkeys and deadly snakes |

Not all of Earth belongs to humans. It seems some islands are ruled by creatures great and small. From pigs to snakes, cats to seals, there are places where animals call the shots. Humans might visit, snap a few photos, and maybe leave some food. But really? The locals are in charge. Some of these islands are tiny, some larger. Some are famous, others nearly unknown. Each has its own story. It appears the animals thrive because humans either left long ago or simply cannot compete. Curious travellers might be drawn in, but it’s easy to forget who really rules…

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12

Feb

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Curiosity Corner: How many stars are there in the universe? |

Curious minds wonder about the universe's stars. Scientists estimate trillions of galaxies, each with billions of stars, leading to a mind-boggling total of 10²² to 10²⁴ stars. This number, exceeding grains of sand, is a dynamic estimate, constantly refined by advancing scientific understanding and technology. On a clear night, the sky looks crowded with tiny lights. Some twinkle. Some glow steady. They look close enough to count, but they are not. That question pops up in curious minds: How many stars are there in the universe? The answer is big, exciting, and still growing as science learns more.What exactly is…

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11

Feb

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5 cities to experience the magic

First, let us start with the capital that offers the most iconic images of New Year, with red lanterns hung on ancient alleys, while roasted chestnuts fill the air during winter, under a sky filled with palaces. The highlight of Beijing during Chinese New Year is its legendary temple fairs. Here, travellers may get to experience a lively get-together with traditional food, folk shows, handicraft exhibitions, as well as religious traditions, as they stroll through decorated park grounds, while enjoying acrobatic, opera, and martial arts shows. Among these most well-known are Longtan Temple Fair, Ditan Temple Fair, and Changdian Temple…

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11

Feb

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5 succulents that bring you good luck and prosperity

In many cultures, houseplants are treated as more than decorative items. These are believed to attract luck, and prosperity. Among these, succulents hold a special place in both Vastu and Feng Shui. Succulents are known for their resilience and longevity and their presence adds to the overall wellbeing and reduces stress along with purifying air. Bringing succulents into your home isn’t just about beauty or decor. These are also a symbol of resilience, luck and prosperity. While the “good luck” they bring isn’t guaranteed, these plants can improve the environment and boost wellbeing. With proper care and right placement (according…

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10

Feb

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“My heart broke. This is what we had been trying to prevent:”Why a 5-year old child was not allowed to sit on a swing in a famous park |

When five-year-old Inika Sharma visited Sunder Nursery this weekend, she had no idea that a simple outing would turn into an experience her parents had spent years trying to shield her from.All Inika wanted to do was sit on a swing. She was refused. When her parents asked why, the security guard allegedly said, “Bachche ka dimaag sahi nahi hai” (the child is not mentally sound).What followed was a painful confrontation. Inika’s mother, Mona Mishra, visibly shaken and deeply upset, questioned why her child could not be allowed on a swing when she was accompanied by her parents and under…

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10

Feb

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Luxury stays for solo reflection and self connection

Valentine’s Day is slowly shedding its single definition of love. Beyond couples, friends, or prescribed forms of romance, February 14 is becoming a moment of pause—a day to acknowledge the relationship one carries with oneself. For many, it is no longer about being celebrated by someone else, but about choosing oneself: creating space for rest, reflection, and experiences that feel emotionally grounding.This inward shift is visible in behaviour. Airbnb reports that searches for solo travel around Valentine’s Day have more than doubled year on year, suggesting that individuals are increasingly using the occasion for personal journeys—moments of distance from routine,…

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09

Feb

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Old buildings vs new projects: Which are safer and more sustainable?

The debate between preserving older buildings and constructing new projects has gained importance in modern urban planning. Questions of safety, sustainability, cost and long-term usability often shape public opinion. While ageing structures carry historical value and environmental advantages, new developments promise compliance with modern safety standards and advanced construction technologies. Understanding the balance between these two perspectives helps create more informed decisions about the built environment.Sustainability advantages of older buildingsOne of the main reasons supporting the use of older constructions is environmental sustainability. Older constructions exhibit a desirable level of environmental sustainability, as they eliminate the adverse effects of obtaining…

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