Essential steps to organise your move, check utilities, clean every corner, update your address and make your new space safe and comfortable

If you can, visit the new house before the furniture arrives. Check the walls, ceilings, windows, doors, locks, taps, drains, switches and wiring, and note any damage with photos, which helps with deposits and repairs. Then give the place a thorough clean, since it is far easier to do this while the rooms are empty….

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Meet Yaqub, Yassira and Shubham, three Pune schoolchildren who qualified for the Sarabhai Younglings Internship after succeeding in a national science aptitude test

For Yaqub Bangi, Yassira Memon and Shubham Pariyar, science has moved beyond school textbooks. The three students from Pune have earned places in the Sarabhai Younglings Internship 2026 after clearing both rounds of the national SPOT science aptitude test conducted by the Vikram Sarabhai Science Foundation.Their selection gives them an opportunity to learn about science…

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Lpg Safety Tips: Gas cylinder catches fire during delivery in Malleshwaram after leaking LPG reaches a doorstep lamp; delivery worker escapes unhurt

A routine cylinder delivery in Bengaluru turned into a frightening few seconds on Tuesday, when a sudden burst of flame erupted just as the delivery worker set the cylinder down at a doorstep in Malleshwaram. CCTV footage of the incident: The video shared on the India Today X page has gone viral. The man narrowly…

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Oscar Wilde Quote: Quote of the day by Oscar Wilde: “Anybody can sympathise with the sufferings of a friend, but it requires a very fine nature to sympathise with a friend’s success”

Quote of the day by Oscar Wilde: “Anybody can sympathise with the sufferings of a friend, but it requires a very fine nature to sympathise with a friend’s success” Oscar Wilde was an Irish writer, poet, and playwright, popularly known for his novel The Picture of Dorian Gray and for his sharp wit.But apart from…

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At 85, a grandmother in Kerala still teaches children Malayalam, Hindi, English and mathematics using nothing more than sand and a stick; for nearly a decade, she has kept a traditional way of learning alive

For nearly a decade, she has been helping them learn Malayalam, Hindi, English and mathematics using little more than sand and a stick. There are no notebooks, pencils or blackboards in Indira Amma’s classroom. Instead, an elderly woman spreads a layer of sand on the ground, smooths it with a small stick and begins writing…

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