​8 countries beginning with the letter ‘I’ and what makes each one unique

​From icy landscapes and volcanic islands to ancient civilisations, spiritual heritage and Mediterranean charm, the world has eight sovereign countries whose names begin with the letter ‘I’. Each offers a distinct mix of geography, history, culture and experiences. From Iceland’s dramatic natural wonders to India’s centuries-old traditions, here’s a look at all eight ‘I’ countries…

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‘I apply eyeliner and lipstick, then glue on my nails’: Asian Games silver medallist Ancy Sojan steps onto the track in her own style; says looking good helps her feel ‘cool and relaxed’

Ancy Sojan won silver in the women’s long jump at the 2026 Asian Games. When Ancy Sojan walked onto the track at the Asian Games in Nagoya, she did not look like someone trying to disappear into the crowd.Her hair was decorated with colourful beads and ribbons. Her nails were done, her eyes lined, jewellery…

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₹30,000 for one room in Bengaluru? Woman says it’s a ‘steal’, internet disagrees

₹30,000 for one room in Bengaluru? Woman says it’s a ‘steal’, internet disagrees Rent in Bengaluru can be a difficult number to agree on. What feels reasonable to one person can seem excessive to another, especially when people compare their own housing experiences.That difference of opinion surfaced online after a content creator shared details of…

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“We keep trying”: Autistic 18-year-old Agastya’s journey from childhood struggles with speech and movement to discovering new strengths and possibilities

For Apurva Singhal and his family, understanding their son Agastya’s abilities has been a journey filled with uncertainty, patience and many discoveries. Born in 2008, Agastya lives with autism and has faced several challenges with walking, speaking and communication since childhood. But as he turned 18 this April, his father discovered a remarkable ability that…

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Bengaluru woman quits IT job to drive Rapido auto after father’s death; passengers ask, ‘You speak good English and still drive an auto?’ |

Bengaluru woman quits IT job to drive Rapido auto after father’s death; passengers ask, ‘You speak good English and still drive an auto?’ A Bengaluru auto ride recently led to an unexpected conversation. A passenger discovered that the woman driving the Rapido auto had a background in IT, and the revelation soon became the focus…

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Delhi Street Dogs Election: Delhi is choosing its “chonkiest” dog: From Dahi Bhalli to Kutta Singh, how street dogs became unlikely election candidates with fans, posters and campaign armies

Delhi is currently trying to crown its “chonkiest” dog, and some of the city’s most recognisable street dogs have suddenly found themselves with thousands of supporters.The contest began as a joke on an Instagram page called Fat Dogs of Delhi. People were invited to nominate neighbourhood dogs they thought deserved a place in the competition….

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What you spot first reveals whether you are brave on the outside and sensitive on the inside

Optical illusion personality tests are interesting images that trick the eyes into believing what we see first, depending on our mindset, focus, and perspective, despite the many objects layered cleverly into one another. What makes these brainteasers particularly interesting is that what we spot first is associated with a hidden personality trait, and the person…

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Emotional Loneliness In Relationships: Why some couples feel lonely even when they spend every day together

You’d think spending nearly every waking hour with someone would be the opposite of lonely. And yet plenty of people in long, stable relationships describe a strange, quiet ache, sitting next to their partner, sharing a bed, talking about the day’s logistics, and somehow still feeling like the person beside them is miles away. According…

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