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08

Feb

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Meghan Markle steps out solo after Sundance and her old-Hollywood look is breaking the internet |

Meghan Markle made a striking appearance at the Fifteen Percent Pledge Fundraising Gala. She wore a strapless Harbison Studio gown in an oyster shade with a black outline. A black velvet and silk shawl added drama. She completed the look with Stuart Weitzman heels and minimal accessories. Her beauty look was understated, featuring a neat bun and soft makeup. Meghan Markle brought full-on classic movie-star energy to the 2026 Fifteen Percent Pledge Fundraising Gala at Paramount Studios in LA on February 7. The event, which backs Black-owned businesses and pushes big brands to give them proper shelf space, saw the…

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08

Feb

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How it compares with Switzerland, China and Japan

Did you know when India began the process of electrical railway development in the country? It began in 1925. This initiated the first electrical train in India with a 1,500 Volt DC system that ran between Bombay Victoria Terminus & Kurla Harbour. This initial start of electrical trains may have been short in range, but it paved the way to more efficient railway transport.The decades that followed, however, passage was rather slow. Electrification, for instance, only reached 388 route kilometre (RKMs) by the time India finally gained independence, with steam locomotives mainly in use, followed by diesel locomotives. The growth,…

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07

Feb

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“The villagers…they still believe that U Thlen will shape-shift into anything”: How my Mawsynram trip gave me mini nightmares |

Scenic evening in Meghalaya “The villagers will not openly talk about U Thlen. The oldies will whisper about Thlen and that’s the best one can get out of them. You see, they still believe that U Thlen will shape-shift into anything, catch hold of them, and suck their blood dry”...whispered my college-friend and guide Tash as I moved uneasily in my little wooden stool. Both the story and the fact that I was sitting on a stool made for a child gave our late night chit chat by the fireplace that extra dose of drama. That cold January night in…

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07

Feb

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What happens if the builder does not follow the RERA order?

Authorities may require disclosure of assets, initiate seizure proceedings, escalate the case to civil courts or order civil imprisonment for continued refusal to pay compensation. In extreme situations, authorities may also restrict the builder from launching new projects or take further regulatory action.Failure to abide by a RERA order constitutes a critical legal offense in India. Builders who fail to comply with RERA face increasing legal consequences ranging from daily monetary penalties and recovery of due payments to confiscation of assets, imprisonment, and restrictions on business activities. These stringent rules under RERA serve the very purpose of the regulation.Image Credit:…

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06

Feb

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What are OC and CC in real estate and why are these important |

Real estate is a vast sector brimming with a number of legal compliance that at times may leave first-time homebuyers confused. Among many documents that determine the legality and usability of a property, the Completion Certificate (CC) and the Occupancy Certificate (OC) stand extremely important. These certificates are issued by local municipal or development authorities to buildings that are legally constructed and are safe for living. Let’s take a closer look at these closely.Completion Certificate (CC)A Completion Certificate (CC) is issued after the construction of a building is completed. It must be done lawfully with the approved building plans, rules…

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06

Feb

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Parenting quote of the day: “Your kids require you most of all to love them for who they are, not to spend your whole time trying to correct them.” – Bill Ayers

Encouraging parents to embrace their children with unwavering love is crucial; the emphasis shouldn't solely be on correcting missteps. A child's spirit flourishes when they feel accepted, rather than being subjected to endless adjustments. Nurturing self-esteem and inspiring personal development come from a foundation of love. “Your kids require you most of all to love them for who they are, not to spend your whole time trying to correct them.” – Bill AyersThis quote cuts through a common parenting habit. Many parents spend days fixing, guiding, and improving. The intent is good, but the impact can feel heavy. Children do…

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05

Feb

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Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu’s ₹15,000 Crore divorce case: Who is his estranged wife Pramila Srinivasan? |

Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu and his estranged wife Pramila SrinivasanPhoto (L): Pramila Srinivasan/ LinkedIn When tech billionaire Sridhar Vembu, founder and CEO of Zoho, recently landed in a California courtroom, few saw a $1.7 billion (roughly INR 15,000 crore) bond order coming. It's not just any divorce - it's one of the priciest ever for an Indian tycoon, that's making headlines worldwide. After roughly 30 years of marriage, Vembu and his estranged wife Pramila Srinivasan are locked in a bitter divorce battle over their assets, custody of their son, and Zoho's future. She's accusing him of abandonment and shady asset…

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05

Feb

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Jupiter-inspired names for babies born on Thursday

In Indian tradition, Thursday is known as Guruvar, the day ruled by Jupiter. Jupiter, or Guru/Brihaspati, stands for wisdom, growth, learning, and grace. Many families believe that babies born on Thursday carry these calm and thoughtful traits. Choosing a name linked to Jupiter can feel like a quiet blessing that stays for life. Here are some Jupiter-inspired baby names.

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04

Feb

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Despite earning ₹1 crore a year, IT professional says he can’t afford a home in Gurgaon.“I genuinely don’t understand why… |

“I genuinely don’t understand why the f**k property prices are so insanely high here when the city barely offers anything”, these are the words of a young professional struggling to buy a home. A recent Reddit discussion in the r/indianrealestate community (Naive-Awareness-6832) underscores the problems of buying homes in Gurugram (Gurgaon, Haryana) with raw honesty and hard hitting questions. It is not a rant, but a deeply human expression of irritation, confusion, and despair. These feelings are shared by thousands of middle-and upper-middle-class professionals who are doing everything “right,” and saving every penny to fulfill their dreams of ‘Home Sweet…

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03

Feb

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Robin Sharma’s 10 rules for a better world: Simple wisdom, massive impact

International best-selling author and leadership expert, Robin Sharma is best-known for his book 'The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari'. Through his works, Sharma has turned into an inspiration of sorts for many and he often shares his wisdom with his fans and followers on social media. In a recent post, Sharma shared his 10 rules for a better world. These 10 rules cut through noise, urging one to indulge in self-mastery amid chaos. In a world full of quick fixes and endless scrolls, these simple rules help build unbreakable character, kinder communities, and a healthier planet. Here's what they are:

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