‘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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“I was denied entry to a temple for wearing shorts”: Meet Nehaa Bhatt, who lost a leg in a bus accident in 2021 but rebuilt her life with Ampu-Tea, dances Garba and takes on Himalayan pilgrimages with a prosthetic leg

Nehaa overcame all the difficulties to build a successful life (Instagram/@ampu_tea_nehaa) “I am 80 percent disabled,” says Nehaa Bhatt, who is an inspiration for all those who say disability can stop them from living their dreams.Her story is not just about learning to walk again after losing a leg in an accident but it is…

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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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Dr. Surakasi Raviteja: The professor who completed 16 NPTEL courses while teaching full-time and is still learning eight more, proving that education need not end at graduation

A classroom is usually where students go to learn from a teacher. But for Dr Surakasi Raviteja, learning does not stop when the lecture ends. While guiding students through their academic journeys, the associate professor has continued to pursue courses of his own, turning lifelong learning into a regular part of his professional life.Since 2019,…

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Some people can’t stop talking about others behind their backs; psychologists found the most frequent gossipers tend to score high on one dark trait, and it isn’t narcissism, as many might assume

AI representation/ChatGPT Talking about someone who is not in the room is a common part of everyday conversation. It can help people exchange information, understand social situations or discuss a shared concern. But when gossip becomes frequent or is used to damage someone’s reputation, the reasons behind it may be more complicated than simple curiosity….

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Giorgia Meloni’s tough move after Milan riots: 500 troops to be deployed as luxury stores fear more looting

Protesters run along a street strewn with debris during a protest over the state of public services and the rising cost of living in Milan, Italy, October 18, 2026. Milan’s luxury shopping streets are used to crowds, tourists and shoppers lining up outside designer boutiques. But after a weekend of unrest, some stores are taking…

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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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