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10 subtle body language cues that reveal your true feelings
We can polish a resume, rehearse a speech, and choose our words with precision, but our bodies? They’re usually terrible liars. Our body language subtly gives cues about our inner lives. Whether it’s a subtle shift in your chair or the way your feet are pointing, your physical self often broadcasts what you’re feeling long…
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Eating the same food every day? Nutritionist explains what it secretly does to your gut bacteria over time
Inside the digestive tract lives the gut microbiome, a vast community of bacteria, fungi and other microbes. Each type of microbe needs a different kind of fuel. Charu Dua puts it simply, “The human gut microbiome, a complex ecosystem of trillions of bacteria, fungi and microorganisms, is heavily reliant on dietary variety.” When meals repeat…
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Super Mario History: Super Mario was named after a real person! |
Mario, the mustachioed superhero plumber, has been entertaining us for decades. Almost anyone alive can recognise the bright and cheerful hero, thanks to his blue overalls, red cap, and trademark moustache. While millions of players have guided Mario through the Mushroom Kingdom, few really know that the trusted friend of Princess Peach owes his name…
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How to identify a Copperhead snake in your home and garden
Copperhead snakes rely on camouflage and stillness, making them hard to spot. Their hourglass markings, sturdy body, and preference for quiet, shaded spaces help in identification. They often hide in woodpiles, dense plants, basements, and cluttered areas. Understanding these habits can reduce risk and improve safety around homes and gardens. Source link
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How destination weddings are shaping décor and driving real estate trends in India
Destination weddings in India are no longer just about choosing a scenic venue—they’re about designing an experience that feels rooted in place. Décor has become the medium through which that story is told, with every element shaped by the location, the setting, and the atmosphere couples want to create. This shift is also reflected in…
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Plants thought to be native to India but were actually brought from foreign countries
India is often thought of as a land of ancient, native plants, but many of the crops and trees we now treat as “Indian” actually came from other parts of the world. Over centuries, trade routes, colonial rule, and scientific exchanges moved seeds and saplings across continents. Plants that started as a few exotic arrivals…
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7 sarees every woman should have in her wardrobe and how to make them last
Every wardrobe needs one saree that is entirely, unapologetically yours. Perhaps it is an unusual colour combination. A fabric you were told does not work. A weave from a region you visited once and never forgot. Rules in dressing are useful until they are not – and a personal-signature saree is the reminder that the…
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7 countries where the Indian Rupee (INR) is strong and how travellers can make the most out of it
What do luxury Indian travellers need? Enough money to buy luxury in a foreign land. Good news is that there are several nations where the value of the Indian Rupee is beyond your imagination. It is because these countries have weaker local currencies, making them ideal for budget-friendly exploration for Indian travellers. You’ll be surprised…
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Never pick a fallen mango in Singapore or this could happen; what first-time travellers need to know about the country’s strict ‘fruit rules’
If you ever spot a mango lying on the ground in Singapore, think thrice before picking it up because what may feel like a harmless travel moment can actually land you in several legal troubles, including hefty fines. As a first-time visitor, you might not be aware of the ‘mango laws’ of Singapore. It’s strange…
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Gen Z but don’t feel like it? You’re not alone
I’m technically Gen Z. I was born into the right years, grew up with the internet, and witnessed the rise of social media like everyone else in my generation. And yet, more often than not, I’m told I don’t “feel” Gen Z enough. It’s a strange kind of identity crisis, belonging to a group on…