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What’s in a name? For many married couples, it might be the difference between a longer marriage and an earlier split in the US

Couples who keep different last names after tying the knot divorce at higher rates and often part ways sooner than those who share a surname.That finding comes from an analysis by the Institute for Family Studies, which looked at 2023 Pew Research Center data along with Texas divorce records. The New York Post reported on…

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Before chocolates took over, these 5 old-school toffees ruled Indian childhood in the 1980s

A nostalgic look at five old-school Indian candies and toffees remembered by many 80s children, from orange hard sweets and minty treats to elaichi, caramel and paan-flavoured candies. The 1980s had a very different kind of childhood. Before supermarket aisles became crowded with imported chocolates and colourful packaged snacks, a small neighbourhood kirana shop could…

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The ‘daughter effect’: Why dad CEOs with daughters may support more equality and social responsibility

A CEO can spend years studying markets, competitors and balance sheets. But according to an intriguing line of research, one of the influences that may shape how some of these powerful executives run their companies could be sitting at the family dinner table: their daughters.Research has found that companies led by CEOs who have daughters…

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Oscar Wilde Quotes: Quote of the day by Oscar Wilde: “The only thing to do with good advice is to pass it on. It is never of any use to oneself”

Quote of the day by Oscar Wilde: “The only thing to do with good advice is to pass it on. It is never of any use to oneself” Oscar Wilde was an Irish poet, novelist, and playwright, born in Dublin and educated at Trinity College and Oxford. He became one of London’s most talked-about literary…

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Why your child talks to toys, stuffed animals or imaginary friends: When it is normal and when parents should pay attention

Quick answer: Talking to stuffed animals, toys or imaginary friends is usually a normal part of childhood pretend play. It can help children practise communication, storytelling, emotions and social situations. Parents should pay closer attention if the child seems frightened by the imaginary friend, says it tells them to hurt themselves or others, cannot distinguish…

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Quote of the day by Helen Keller: “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing”; the travel lesson from a woman who travelled across 35 countries without sight or sound

Helen Keller in 1888 vacationing in Cape Cod (Wiki) For many travellers, the idea of adventure begins with a destination, a far away mountain or an unexplored beach, an unfamiliar city or a long road journey. But for Helen Keller, travelling anywhere was an adventure. For her, it was never simply about reaching a new…

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