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Early Airport Arrival: Psychology says people who arrive three hours early at the airport are not just ‘early birds’, there is a surprising childhood reason behind it

All of us have come across people who are usually calm and composed, plan their day well, execute their tasks, arrive right on time, and talk like they have all the calm in the world.But this demeanour suddenly changes when they have to catch a flight!They want to reach the airport hours earlier than necessary,…

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Psychology says panic-cleaning before parents visit may reveal more than a messy home: Why adults worry about judgement and family expectations

The message is simple: “We’re coming over tomorrow.” Suddenly, the coffee mug that has been sitting on the table for two days becomes unacceptable. The laundry pile needs to disappear, the bathroom mirror needs cleaning, and even the shoes near the door start looking embarrassing. For many adults, this familiar panic-cleaning routine may seem like…

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Psychology says children who don’t tell parents when they have been left out by friends may fear what happens after they tell them

AI representation/ChatGPT A child comes home from school quieter than usual. When a parent asks what happened, the answer is simple: “Nothing.” Later, the child mentions that everyone went out without them, that their friends stopped including them in a game, or that a group chat suddenly became quiet. For some children, being left out…

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Nostalgic Foods 80S: 5 nostalgic foods that cost less than ₹5 in the 80s and made an ordinary school day feel like a special treat

AI generated image by Canva There are certain humble joys of life that only childhood pocket money can buy. Unlike trips, getaways, get-togethers, and planned parties, these are just little detours of life that can be lived fully only in childhood.The thrill of walking up to a school canteen counter or a roadside stall with…

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‘I didn’t hear from her again’

Cage once joked that he may not have made the best impression when he met Parker’s mother. Speaking about their relationship, he recalled having dinner with Parker and her mother at New York’s Russian Tea Room. Things apparently didn’t go much further after that meeting. “I cared about Sarah, but I don’t think I passed…

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Psychology explains why you check your ex’s profile even when you don’t want them back

A better question may be, “What happens after I look?” If checking leaves someone neutral, it may simply be curiosity. If it repeatedly brings jealousy, sadness, comparison or longing, the behaviour may be keeping an old emotional connection active. That distinction matters. Moving on does not require pretending the person never existed. Sometimes healing simply…

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Meet Sarvesh Sharma: Himachal labourer’s son who turned a Rs 87,000 drone prototype into a Rs 3.5 crore defence project; will now build ‘radar-evading’ drone for the Indian Army

Sharma comes from Bahanvi village in Hamirpur. His father is a daily-wage labourer, while his mother is a homemaker. A fifth-semester computer engineering student from Himachal Pradesh has secured a Rs 3.5 crore grant from the Union Ministry of Defence to develop a specialised drone for Indian Army border surveillance. Sarvesh Sharma, a student of…

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“A one in a billion chance brought papa and me together”: Man shares how he met his father in one of the most unexpected sea encounters

For most people, running into a parent unexpectedly might mean spotting them at a café, a railway station or somewhere in the neighbourhood. For sailor Rusheel Saran, the setting could hardly have been more unusual: the middle of the North Atlantic Ocean. Saran recently shared a video documenting the extraordinary moment when his ship crossed…

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