“Should we catch the snake?” Video shows poisonous snake in Gondia–Barauni Express 3AC coach; what travellers should do

Snake in the coach (Instagram) A video circulating on social media has sparked concern among railway passengers after a snake was spotted inside the 3AC coach of the Gondia–Barauni Express. The small clip shows a snake moving inside a train coach. The video has since been shared widely on social media.However, there is currently no…

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‘My boss refused to give me leave’: Man recalls quitting his job for a 5-week Brazil trip in 1991 despite having a home loan and two young kids

Man recalls quitting his job for a 5-week Brazil trip in 1991 despite having a home loan and two young kids Sometimes, an opportunity arrives at a time when saying yes can be just as difficult as saying no. A decision that may seem straightforward from the outside can become much harder when work, family…

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Why do falls become more serious with age?

It is tempting to blame the floor, the slippery surface or the uneven step. Sometimes that is exactly what happened.But falls can also reveal something happening inside the body. Harvard lists factors such as muscle weakness, gait problems, foot, knee or back pain, poor sleep, vision problems, arthritis, osteoporosis and certain neurological conditions among factors…

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Meet Austin Applebee, the ‘superhuman’ teen who swam for four hours to save his family after they were swept out to sea |

On a Friday in late January, a family holiday on the Western Australian coast turned into a fight for survival. Austin Appelbee, his mother Joanne, 47, his brother Beau,12, and his sister Grace,8, were using kayaks and paddleboards hired from their hotel around noon when rough seas and wind began dragging them away from land.By…

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Harekala Hajabba: “I could not understand what the tourist said”: How Harekala Hajabba turned one painful moment into a mission to build a school for children in his village

For most people, a language barrier is a small inconvenience. For Harekala Hajabba, one such moment became the beginning of a mission that would change the lives of hundreds of children. Hajabba was selling oranges near a bus stand in Mangaluru when a foreign tourist approached him and asked him something in English. He could…

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