Former Delhi HR professional quits her corporate job and moves to Goa in search of purpose but faces financial worries and uncertainty in her new life

Leaving a steady job can look like freedom from the outside. There is no daily office commute, no fixed working hours and no familiar routine to follow. But once the excitement of a fresh start fades, a different set of questions can emerge: What comes next? How long will the savings last? And what happens…

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Bengaluru–Mumbai Vande Bharat Sleeper: 16-hour journey, route, timings, stoppages and launch date

Vande Bharat Sleeper Express In a recent update, the much-awaited Bengaluru–Mumbai Vande Bharat Sleeper is expected to be launched around November 1, 2026. On the same day when the state celebrates Karnataka Rajyotsava. Karnataka’s capital and India’s financial hub are now soon to get faster connectivity. For travellers who regularly travel between Bengaluru and Mumbai…

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‘Mujhe toh mera beta bithayega hawai jahaj mein’: Man takes parents on their first flight, fulfils a childhood dream years later

Man takes parents on their first flight, fulfils a childhood dream years later An Instagram video shared by a man named Bobby has brought attention to a special family moment. After dreaming about it since childhood, he has finally taken his parents on a plane for the first time. His story reflects a personal goal…

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A 16-year-old girl in UP was days away from marrying a 50-year-old widower; her family allegedly accepted Rs 5 lakh, but here’s how she was rescued during haldi preparations

Photo courtesy: Just Rights for Children A 16-year-old girl in Uttar Pradesh’s Sambhal district was rescued just a day before her scheduled wedding to a 50-year-old widower, after a joint team of police, local administration and a child protection organisation intervened during preparations for the ceremony. The girl’s family had allegedly accepted Rs 5 lakh…

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Merchants to Moguls by Sarojesh Mukerjee: The forgotten business pioneers who shaped Bengal’s economic legacy

Bengal is often remembered for its poets, writers, reformers and artists. But what about the people who built businesses, established industries and helped shape India’s economic future during colonial rule? In ‘Merchants to Moguls’, Sarojesh Mukerjee brings these lesser-known stories into focus, offering readers a fresh perspective on Bengal’s contribution to business and industrial development.The…

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In 1608-09, a Mughal calligrapher signed the reverse of a courtier’s portrait; after entering a British baron’s collection by 1937, the album page sold in London for £571,500 in 2026, nearly five times its top estimate

Photo credit: Christies.com A Mughal-era album page featuring a portrait of a courtier holding a book and calligraphy signed in 1608-09 has sold for £571,500 at an auction in London. The page, created more than four centuries ago, had entered the collection of a British baron by 1937 and later passed through several auctions before…

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