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This simple DIY vanilla spray could make your front entrance smell fresh and inviting; here’s how to make it at home |

A fresh-smelling entrance can make a home feel instantly more welcoming, but keeping unpleasant odours away is not always easy. Shoes, damp weather, moisture tracked in from outside, and limited airflow can leave the area around the front door smelling stale. While there are plenty of commercial air fresheners available, a simple homemade option may…

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Before you call your child ‘naughty,’ remember Krishna was called ‘Makhan Chor’: Why mischief, curiosity and playfulness are important parts of a happy and healthy childhood

A child who is always quiet, obedient, and careful may seem like every parent’s dream. But childhood was never meant to be perfectly controlled. From Krishna stealing butter to children today turning the house upside down in the middle of play, mischief has always been part of growing up. The real question is not whether…

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Angelina Jolie’s unusual parenting choice: In 2016, she revealed her six children were learning Khmer, Vietnamese, German, Arabic and sign language

Angelina Jolie has often spoken about raising her six children to be independent, curious and open to the world. Back in 2016, the actor and filmmaker gave an interesting glimpse into her parenting style when she revealed that each of her children was learning a different language.Jolie shared the details while guest-editing BBC Radio 4’s…

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Jackie Shroff’s love for plants is more than a celebrity hobby: How the actor became one of Bollywood’s most recognisable green enthusiasts

Photos: @apnabhidu/ Instagram Jackie Shroff has become no less than a plant guru and unofficial ambassador of nature. He is often spotted carrying a pot of plants as a present to offer to whichever party he goes to; if not that, then his spider plant necklace never ceases to steal the spotlight! Jackie Shroff shares…

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“I’d rather follow my religion than break it”: 12-year-old Hindu boy chooses religion over football after being asked to remove tulsi mala in Australia

A 12-year-old Hindu footballer of Indian origin was asked to remove the tulsi mala he was wearing before a match in Brisbane, Australia, after a referee deemed it unsuitable for play. The incident, reported by The Australia Today and later examined by ABC’s Media Watch, sparked a debate over religious expression, sporting rules and how…

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‘Chocolate is excellent for diplomacy’: Belgian PM’s India Gate gift for PM Modi melts away on the journey, but the sweet message remains

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever arrived in India with an unusual and thoughtful gift for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a miniature replica of Delhi’s iconic India Gate made entirely from Belgian chocolate. There was just one problem. The chocolate sculpture did not survive the journey to India. During a joint press conference with PM…

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‘This is not India’: American woman defends India against viral AI video which shows country in bad light, wins hearts online

India gets criticised plenty – sometimes fairly, sometimes not. But every now and then, someone from outside the country steps in and says, “That’s not what I’ve seen.”That’s exactly what happened when American content creator Kristen Fischer called out an AI-generated video that she said was presenting an ugly and completely distorted picture of India.The…

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