‘Maa bulaye aur beta gaon na jaye, pardes mein itna dum nahin hai’: Bihar labourer spends his entire salary on a flight home for Chhath Puja, wins hearts online

Some feelings are difficult to put into words, but this one says it all. No matter how far someone travels for work or how long they stay away from home, the thought of returning to their mother and family can make everything else seem less important.That’s the feeling behind a viral video featuring Satyarohan Kumar,…

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6 relationship lessons couples can learn from their journey, from supporting each other’s careers and respecting individual choices to keeping trust, friendship and family at the heart of their relationship

Asked for the secret sauce of their marriage, in a video interview on social media, Suriya said it’s simply “love and understanding.” It sounds modest, but understanding is the part that takes daily work, and it’s what trust is built on. It means listening before reacting, giving your partner room to be different from you,…

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Ragi Mudde: Zerodha co-founders Nithin and Nikhil Kath’s mother, Revathi, goes viral for her ragi mudde, which she ‘lovingly fed like a mother’: Powerful benefits of eating Ragi

Photo: Revathi Kamath/ Instagram Revathi Kamath, mother of Zerodha co-founders Nikhil and Nithin Kamath, has often been in the news for her henna-playing skills and for being an environmentalist. But this time she is going viral for her Ragi Mudde, which she fed ‘lovingly’ to a girl whom she had lunch with.A Facebook user named…

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Pablo Picasso: Quote of the day by Pablo Picasso: “I put in my paintings everything I like. Too bad for the things; they only have to arrange themselves between them”

Pablo Picasso (Photo via X) Pablo Picasso was a Spanish artist who spent many years working in Paris and is popularly known as the co-founder of Cubism.To date, his work is known for its unique perspective and for pushing ahead of the ordinary set rules of art, by converting unique edge shapes into something more…

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Psychology says people who constantly notice tiny flaws in their face may be caught in a cycle of self-scrutiny, where the more they inspect their appearance, the harder it becomes to feel satisfied with it |

We have all been in situations where we stand in front of the mirror and see a small mark, an uneven eyebrow, a pore on the face, and it reminds us to fix it or check it one more time, and then we check again, and the cycle continuesA quick look turns into a long…

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