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Why “work harder” is bad advice: Sadhguru’s refreshing truth about success

Since we were young, we’ve been told that success is born from pressure: study hard, hustle hard, grind until you drop. Teachers tell students, “Just a little more effort, you’ll get there.” Parents echo, “Work hard now, relax later.” That same mindset quietly follows us into adulthood, where long hours, tight deadlines, and “sleep when…

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Meet the mimic Octopus that can impersonate over 13 creatures to escape predators and hunt prey

Nature’s spy, the mimic octopus, amazes with its survival skills. This creature lives in sandy tropical areas. It impersonates over 13 other sea animals. It changes its body shape and skin patterns instantly. This helps it hunt and avoid predators. The mimic octopus is a true master of disguise in the ocean. Nature has incredible…

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World Happiness Report: Gujarat village stops cooking at home: How one shared kitchen in Chandanki is beating loneliness and boosting happiness through community living

Imagine a place where no one really bothers to cook in their own kitchen. Instead, every meal is lovingly prepared in one big, shared kitchen and then served in a cheerful community hall. Families, friends, and neighbours all come together, sit across from one another, and enjoy hot, traditional food while laughing, sharing stories, and…

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Maharashtra Day 2026: What’s open, what’s closed, and what travellers should know |

Maharashtra celebrates Maharashtra Day every year on May 1. It is a significant regional public holiday which marks the formation of the state in 1960. In 2026, the day will be celebrated on Friday, making it a long weekend opportunity for travellers and regional holidaymakers. However, the day also brings many closures and restrictions which…

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Left-Handed Child: Should you change your child’s left-handed preference, and is it even something to fix? Here’s what science says |

When a child scribbles on paper, many parents instinctively focus on the hand he or she is using. “Why is my child using his left hand?”; such thoughts come to their mind, not because of scientific explanations, but because “right-handedness” is considered the conventional norm. Some parents think about changing the child’s preferred way, while…

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10 ancient Sanskrit-inspired baby names with modern appeal

Meera is a timeless Sanskrit-rooted name that means “light, saintly woman, prosperous.” It carries a devotional and literary legacy, yet it still sounds soft, familiar, and elegant in modern families. These Sanskrit-rooted names prove that tradition and modern style can go beautifully together. Each one carries a meaningful origin, a pleasant sound and a timeless…

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In the mid 2000s, Daniel Ek challenged slow downloads and redefined the music experience |

Daniel Ek’s frustration with the messy online music landscape of the mid-2000s led to the creation of Spotify. He recognised that piracy’s convenience was the real battle, not just legality. Image Credit: magnus hoij, via Wikimedia Commons It seems like only yesterday that listening to your favourite song required you to either have lots of…

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In 1942, a wartime mistake by Harry Coover created the secret formula for super glue |

A failed experiment in 1942 led to the accidental discovery of super glue. Scientist Harry Coover was trying to develop clear plastics for military gun sights. The substance proved difficult to work with, sticking to everything. Image Credits: White House, via Wikimedia Commons In many cases, we find a little bottle of super glue somewhere…

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In the early 1900s, Henry Ford observed meatpacking disassembly lines; that insight led to the automobile assembly line |

The assembly line’s invention wasn’t a solitary “eureka” moment but an evolution driven by open-minded observation. Henry Ford’s team studied meatpacking plants, adapting their disassembly process to a car assembly flow. Image Credits: via Wikimedia Commons The invention of the assembly line is generally depicted in history as one of those “eureka” moments where the…

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