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At 60, this Guwahati homemaker started making traditional sweets for a business; today, Sunita Agarwal serves nearly 3,000 customers and earns ₹2.5 lakh per month

Image Courtesy: Instagram/@kitchenandgupshup For years, Sunita Agarwal made sweets and savouries at home for her family. She had been doing it since childhood and often heard the same reaction from people who tasted her food: the flavour reminded them of something that was becoming difficult to find in the market. At 60, that thought became…

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nri praises usas 5 am culture after moving abroad says early dinners and morning routines impressed

NRI praises USA’s 5 am culture after moving abroad, says early dinners and morning routines impressed her; viewers say ‘It’s Sanatan culture too’ |

NRI praises USA’s 5 am culture after moving abroad, says early dinners and morning routines impressed her A routine that seemed completely normal to one group of people left another surprised. An Indian content creator living in the US recently shared an everyday observation that quickly turned into a wider discussion online.Sarika Yadav spoke about…

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Emotional Loneliness In Relationships: Why some couples feel lonely even when they spend every day together

You’d think spending nearly every waking hour with someone would be the opposite of lonely. And yet plenty of people in long, stable relationships describe a strange, quiet ache, sitting next to their partner, sharing a bed, talking about the day’s logistics, and somehow still feeling like the person beside them is miles away. According…

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What you spot first reveals whether you are brave on the outside and sensitive on the inside

Optical illusion personality tests are interesting images that trick the eyes into believing what we see first, depending on our mindset, focus, and perspective, despite the many objects layered cleverly into one another. What makes these brainteasers particularly interesting is that what we spot first is associated with a hidden personality trait, and the person…

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Delhi Street Dogs Election: Delhi is choosing its “chonkiest” dog: From Dahi Bhalli to Kutta Singh, how street dogs became unlikely election candidates with fans, posters and campaign armies

Delhi is currently trying to crown its “chonkiest” dog, and some of the city’s most recognisable street dogs have suddenly found themselves with thousands of supporters.The contest began as a joke on an Instagram page called Fat Dogs of Delhi. People were invited to nominate neighbourhood dogs they thought deserved a place in the competition….

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bengaluru woman quits it job to drive rapido auto after fathers death passengers ask you speak good

Bengaluru woman quits IT job to drive Rapido auto after father’s death; passengers ask, ‘You speak good English and still drive an auto?’ |

Bengaluru woman quits IT job to drive Rapido auto after father’s death; passengers ask, ‘You speak good English and still drive an auto?’ A Bengaluru auto ride recently led to an unexpected conversation. A passenger discovered that the woman driving the Rapido auto had a background in IT, and the revelation soon became the focus…

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psychology says children who copy their parents are building their identity through everyday habits

Psychology says children who copy their parents are building their identity through everyday habits and emotions they observe at home

A child pretending to speak on the phone exactly like a parent, copying the way they sit or repeating a phrase they hear every day may look like simple imitation. But these small moments can reveal an important part of how children learn. Psychology has long recognised that children learn by observing people around them,…

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