Indian tourists turn Vietnam airport into ‘Bhandara’ spot; Internet says, ‘Hamara nikalna band karwa denge ye log… poore duniya mein desh ko badnaam karo’ |

A group of Indian tourists has managed to land right in the middle of a massive online brawl after a video of them having what looked like a full-on traditional bhandara inside a Vietnam airport went viral. And while a few people tried to defend it as harmless fun, plenty of others were deeply embarrassed.The…

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Emma Watson donated $1 million to a UK fund fighting sexual harassment; its impact report later recorded 46,100 women and girls reached, over 20,000 professionals trained and 59 grants awarded

Emma Watson’s contribution to the fight against sexual harassment in the UK has helped support a network of organisations working with survivors and campaigning for safer workplaces and communities. A new impact report by Rosa, the UK Fund for Women and Girls, has detailed the work carried out through the Justice and Equality Fund, which…

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‘Claims of 50km Arunachal incursions by Chinese army fake’: Indian Army, MeitY debunk series of reports by 6 Pak-sponsored handles in 11 hrs

NEW DELHI: The Indian Army and the govt have debunked a series of reports, especially from Pakistan-sponsored social media accounts, in the last 11 hours that claimed that Chinese forces have “defeated Indian troops and advanced nearly 50 km into Arunachal Pradesh”.Rubbishing these claims, the Indian Army’s official fact-check account on X said on Saturday,…

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A 1953 Leonora Carrington painting bought from a Mexico City gallery the year it was made has stayed with one family for more than 70 years; now authenticated, Fil d’Or goes up for auction on November 10

Leonora Carrington, known for her surreal art (image- Wikimedia Commons) Art often has a way of preserving stories that remain hidden for generations. Whenever something remains a part of a house for years, it is no longer just an object; it becomes a story in itself. And what could be more fascinating when that object…

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Venice was built on more than 100 small islands in a marshy lagoon, with its buildings resting on millions of wooden piles driven into the mud; kept underwater and away from oxygen, many have survived for centuries

Venice (Image Credit: Canva) We imagine walking on water, how would it feel? How would it feel to have water instead of a solid ground below your house? While Kashmiri houseboats and Maldivian water cottages can provide you a preview, an entire centuries old city still seems unimaginable. The renowned city of Venice has actually…

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A moth collected by Alfred Russel Wallace nearly 170 years ago was rediscovered in a museum drawer and helped identify 11 new species |

A battered moth that had spent decades overlooked in the Natural History Museum’s collection has helped scientists identify 11 species previously unknown to science. The tiny specimen was collected in Sarawak, Borneo, by British naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace around 1855-1856, but its significance went unnoticed for generations. Consisting of little more than a thorax and…

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Psychology says people who enjoy being alone often share these traits: Why they value their own company, enjoy quiet time and build meaningful relationships

Being alone on a Friday evening does not always mean someone has no plans, friends or social life. For some people, it is a choice they genuinely look forward to. They may happily watch a film alone, take a solo trip, spend hours reading or simply enjoy a quiet afternoon without feeling the need to…

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