Imagine this, it’s 6 pm already, and you are swamped with files, have deadlines to meet, and your family is waiting for you to come home early to attend a party. No wonder you are feeling anxious and stressed. But if you think the answer to this chaotic situation is your cup of tea or
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It might be one of the most unanimous statements coming from the foodies and fitness enthusiasts around the world – chicken dinner is always a winner! Whether you’re having grilled chicken or Caesar salad, or spicing it with some crispy fried chicken nuggets – chicken has a universal appeal for being extremely palatable due to
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NEW DELHI: India on Wednesday took raft of diplomatic measures against Pakistan for supporting cross-border terrorism after a brutal attack on Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam which claimed 28 lives.India accused Islamabad of supporting cross-border terrorism and suspended the 1960 Indus Water Treaty, shut the Integrated Check Post at Attari with immediate effect, and halted Pakistani
“What do you want to grow up to be?” Years ago, when Satyam Mishra posed the question to a young boy from Iraq, he expected the boy’s answer to mimic the most common aspiration of children who grow up in war-affected areas — ‘doctor’. But Woleed was different. He wanted to become an architect. “And
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Under the treaty, reservoir filling after the flushing has to be done in August — peak monsoon period — but with the pact in abeyance, it could be done anytime. File | Photo Credit: The Hindu India has said the Indus Water Treaty (IWT) of 1960 with Pakistan will be held ‘in abeyance’ with immediate
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It has been clear for some years now that a section of teenagers across the world are going through a period of considerable anxiety. This phenomenon had been developing even before the COVID-19 years; however, the pandemic made the mental health crisis more acute. Added to this is the increased stress among teenagers about their
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Wait, what? Can peanuts treat peanut allergy? It might sound counterintuitive, but a groundbreaking new study suggests just that. In the first clinical trial of its kind, scientists tested whether adults allergic to peanuts can be desensitised using peanuts. The Grown Up Peanut Immunotherapy (GUPI) trial, led by researchers at King’s College London and Guy’s
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Tucked within the serene lanes of White Town, not far from the bustling seafront promenade, Sri Aurobindo Ashram stands as one of Puducherry’s most cherished and spiritually significant landmarks. A visit here is less about tourism and more about introspection – a unique blend of calm, discipline, and inner exploration. Among the top things to
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Turn your leftover idli-dosa batter into something special with this Kanchipuram-style idli. Packed with bold, roasted spices, it’s a simple twist on a traditional favorite. Learn how to make this idli with a short video and detailed description. Many of us have faced that familiar situation—just a small amount of leftover idli-dosa batter sitting in
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It has been 17 seasons, countless heartbreaks, and still no Indian Premier League (IPL) trophy. Yet, every year, as the summer heat rises, so does the roar of the Royal Challengers Bangalore’s (RCB) faithful fans. Clad in red and gold, with voices hoarse from chanting “RCB, RCB” and hearts full of hope with slogans like
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