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10 Indian states ranked highest for civic sense and responsible public behaviour; check if your state made it to the list

Civic sense, a common knowledge but not many people follow it. Civic sense is often visible in the smallest everyday actions. The Gross Domestic Behaviour (GDB) Survey 2025, conducted by the India Today Group in collaboration with How India Lives and Kadence International, attempted to measure these attitudes across India. The survey covered 9,188 respondents…

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Maharashtra Teacher Transfer Protest: Students lock school gates to stop their beloved teacher’s transfer in Maharashtra, viral video left millions emotional and shows why one teacher can mean so much to children

The emotional clip has gone viral on social media. Students at a school in Maharashtra’s Amravati refused to let their favourite teacher leave after his transfer order, with some reportedly crying, hugging him and even shutting the school gates to stop his departure. A video of the emotional protest has gone viral on social media,…

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Mumbai Mother Delivery Agent: Meet the Mumbai mother who worked as a food delivery agent for 10 years to pay for her daughter’s wedding and son’s first car |

A helmet, a delivery bag, and a bike weaving through Mumbai’s traffic every single day. This is the story of a woman, a mother, a wife, who took to discharge her duties as the primary breadwinner after her husband fell ill.Her decade-long journey as a food delivery rider quietly funded some of her family’s biggest…

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This is why Ankur Warikoo pays his driver ₹53,350 per month: ‘One of my best investments’ |

Ankur Warikoo’s LinkedIn post about his driver has sparked a surprisingly big conversation online.The finfluencer recently shared details about Dayanand, who has been working with his family for the past 13 years. Warikoo said he now earns ₹53,350 a month, along with health insurance for his family, a one-month Diwali bonus and a scooty.According to…

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Parthenium Hysterophorus: In the 1950s, this weed entered India with American wheat: How Parthenium quietly became one of India’s biggest invasive plant problems

How Parthenium quietly became one of India’s biggest invasive plant problems (Photo: Canva) Not every invasion arrives in a country with pomp and show; some happen silently without us even noticing, with something as simple as a sack of grains. This is what happened with Parthenium hysterophorus, a wiry, white-flowered weed that entered the country…

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Aluminium Foil Cleaning Hack: Aluminium foil tap cleaning hack: A simple and practical way to clean stained surfaces and prevent household damage

Aluminium foil tap- cleaning hack (Photo: AI-generated via Canva) Most of us keep a roll of aluminum foil in the kitchen drawer for covering leftovers, packing lunchboxes, or lining a baking tray, and we hardly think of it as a cleaning tool. Yet this roll, silently doing its job on the kitchen shelf, has found…

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In the 1950s, a pioneer in the field of dendrochronology discovered Methuselah, the world’s oldest living tree: Here’s where it still stands

In the 1950s, a pioneer in the field of dendrochronology discovered Methuselah, the world’s oldest living tree. Some trees outlast entire time. There are trees that are older than buildings, older than cities, and even older than some of the civilizations we now study in history books. Then there is Methuselah, a Great Basin bristlecone…

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Meet Betty Bromage: 97-year-old grandmother who broke her own Guinness World Record to become the world’s oldest female wing walker just a year after surviving a stroke

For most adventure lovers, ticking off a bucket-list activity means climbing a mountain or hot-air balloon or skydiving. But for 97-year-old Betty Bromage of England, adventure translates into climbing onto the wing of a vintage biplane and soaring through the skies. The woman loves flying so much that she broke her own Guinness World Record…

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