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Meet Jagriti Mishra: The animal rescuer standing up for paralysed animals after her shelter was demolished, and how one viral video brought the issue to Delhi’s CM

“Ek akeli ladki kya hi kar legi?” It is a question that can make standing up to a powerful system seem impossible. But animal welfare activist Jagriti Mishra’s recent experience shows how one person’s determination, supported by thousands of voices, can bring an issue into the public spotlight. Jagriti, the founder of Street Worldz Trust,…

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5 ways scammers could misuse an AI-generated voice

A scammer may imitate someone you trust and use that familiarity to ask personal questions. They could try to obtain account details, workplace information or other sensitive data that might be useful in a later scam. Avoid sharing confidential information merely because a caller sounds familiar. If the request is unexpected, verify the person’s identity…

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“I failed terribly with burnout”: Software engineer reveals why she spends Rs 31,500 a month on household help to balance work and motherhood

For many working mothers, the end of the workday does not mean the end of their responsibilities. Office deadlines, childcare, cooking, laundry and household chores can turn an ordinary day into a demanding routine. For Gunjan Tanwani, a senior software engineer at Walmart with more than 10 years of corporate experience, managing these responsibilities has…

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‘Hum bhi Ballia se hain’: In New Zealand, a woman spectator’s motherly advice to 15-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi, ‘thanda paani mat peena’, after his 19-ball blitz against New Zealand, is winning hearts

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi with the fan After a smashing win against New Zealand, India’s 15-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi was once again the centre of all the attention. But after India’s victory in the third T20 International in Wellington, it was not a six or a boundary that caught the internet’s attention. Instead, it was a woman spectator’s…

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The Japanese food that stretches into sticky threads and has a pungent smell: How fermented soybeans became a breakfast staple

Natto is a Japanese breakfast staple despite its funky aroma and taste. It is smelly, slimy and full of bacteria, and every morning, millions of people reach for their chopsticks to dig into this Japanese breakfast staple. Isn’t breakfast supposed to be the best meal of the day?We are talking about natto, a traditional Japanese…

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Jennifer Lopez Parenting Tips: Jennifer Lopez’s twin boys Max and Emme, are moving into college while mom shares a parenting tip on how children silently pick up ‘your good traits’: “What they see you do; if you work hard, they become more hard workers”

Jennifer Lopez, aka JLo, is a global sensation who has sold out stadiums, ruled the box office, and turned most of her songs into more than just music tracks.But ask what role matters most to Jennifer Lopez, and it may well be the one she plays at home: mom. 5 Oct 2026 | 12:06 Parents,…

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Psychology explains why some people recharge in solitude while others feel energised by company; what this difference reveals about social needs and personality

The personality contrast (Canva) Some people love parties while some enjoy their own company. Some people look forward to a quiet evening at home to relax, finding comfort in reading a book, listening to music or simply being alone and sipping a cup of coffee with their thoughts. Others feel refreshed after meeting friends and…

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Employee under investigation for taking boss’ lunch asks HR ‘Why is it theft when I do it?’; claims manager took her food 3 times

Employee under investigation for taking boss’ lunch asks HR ‘Why is it theft when I do it?’; claims manager took her food 3 times Workplace disputes can become complicated when employees believe that rules are not being applied equally. A recent office incident has sparked an online debate about accountability, professional conduct and how HR…

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