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By: Ragini Chaubey Have you ever travelled by train? I am sure most of you have. And if you have, then you have probably sat in the general compartment at least once in your life. No air conditioning, no reserved seats, no guarantee of comfort just a crowd of people and a long journey ahead. I have travelled in it too. And every single time, I have stepped off the train feeling like I learned something. Something that no classroom ever taught me. A compartment full of strangers When you first walk into a general compartment, everyone is a stranger.…

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• મનોરંજનના ડબલ ડોઝ સાથે આવી રહી છે ફિલ્મ ‘ગડબડ થઈ ગઈ યાર’ • બોલીવુડના જાણીતા અભિનેતા આદિ ઇરાની સહિત ભરત ચાવડા, ધર્મેશ વ્યાસ, દાનિશ ગાંધી, વ્યોમા નાંદી, આંચલ શાહ અને હીના વર્ડે જયકિશન મહત્ત્વની ભૂમિકામાં સાઉથ એશિયા ફિલ્મ પ્રોડક્શનની આગામી અને મહત્વાકાંક્ષી ગુજરાતી ફિલ્મ ‘ગડબડ થઈ ગઈ યાર’ની ઘોષણા થઈ છે. નિર્માતા ધર્મસિંહ રાજપૂત અને નિર્દેશક રફિક તાલુકદારના નેતૃત્વમાં તૈયાર થઈ રહેલી ફિલ્મ ઊંચી કક્ષાની કોમેડી થ્રિલર છે. દર્શકોને મનોરંજનની સાથે જબરદસ્ત સસ્પેન્સનો અનુભવ એ કરાવશે. સાઉથ એશિયા ફિલ્મ પ્રોડક્શન પ્રીમિયમ ફિલ્મ નિર્માણ કંપની છે. ભારતીય અને વૈશ્વિક પ્રેક્ષકોને એ સાંસ્કૃતિક રીતે જોડાયેલી અને મજબૂત વાર્તાઓ રજૂ કરવા માટે…

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Mumbai is gearing up for the much-awaited return of St. Xavier’s College Malhar festival, one of the most iconic youth festivals in the country. It is much more than a college fest. It is an annual outburst of voices that yearn to be heard and a platform for students to showcase their skills. Malhar has a legacy of almost five decades, with a footfall of more than 20,000 people. Over the years, it has consistently set benchmarks for college festivals across Mumbai. Colleges from all over India participate in the events hosted by St. Xavier’s during Malhar, reflecting its wide…

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There is a particular kind of courage in walking away from everything you were told to want. An engineering degree. A city job. A salary that impresses people at family gatherings. And then choosing, of your own free will, to go back to the village. Back to the land. Back to the farm that your parents spent their entire lives trying to escape. This is the choice a quiet but growing number of young Indians are making. And the world they are returning to looks nothing like the one their parents left. Agriculture has always been the backbone of this…

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There is a growing number of young professionals doing something their parents would have never imagined quitting their jobs not because they found a better one, but because they simply need a break. No offer letter waiting, no backup plan confirmed. Just a decision to step away, breathe, travel, or do absolutely nothing for a few months. They call it micro-retirement, and it is quickly becoming one of the defining work trends of this generation. The idea is not entirely new. Back in 2007, entrepreneur Tim Ferriss introduced the concept of “mini-retirements” in his bestselling book The 4-Hour Workweek, where…

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Right now, you can video call someone in Japan, text a friend in London, and get a reply from a stranger in New York all within minutes. We have more ways to reach people than any generation before us. Our phones never leave our hands. Our notifications never stop. And yet, millions of people go to bed every night feeling completely alone. How is that possible? This is the great paradox of our time. We are the most connected generation in human history and also one of the loneliest. The numbers don’t lie Loneliness is not just a feeling. It…

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By: Ragini Chaubey Today, on 7 May 2026, the world celebrates the 165th birth anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore, poet, philosopher, musician, and Nobel laureate. Born in Calcutta in 1861, Tagore wasn’t just a writer; he was a civilisation unto himself. His words shaped nations, his music became anthems, and his thoughts continue to echo across generations. As we pause to honour this extraordinary soul, here are 11 fascinating facts about the man behind the legend that most of us never learnt in school. 1. first Nobel laureate. In 1913, Tagore became the first Asian to win a Nobel Prize, specifically…

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Not long ago, Gen Z investors were the poster children of fearless market enthusiasm. Fuelled by Reddit threads, TikTok finance influencers, and zero-commission trading apps, they poured money into meme stocks, cryptocurrencies, and IPOs with the kind of conviction that left older generations quietly baffled. The driving emotion was FOMO Fear of Missing Out and it worked, right up until it didn’t. Now, a quieter but equally powerful feeling has taken its place. Meet FOWT Fear of Wrong Timing. It is the paralysing anxiety of jumping into the market at precisely the wrong moment. And for millions of young investors…

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તુળજા ભવાની માતાજીનું ખૂબ જ પ્રાચીન મંદિર તળાજા ખાતે આવેલું છે. તુળજા ભવાની માતાજી ઔદિચ્ય તળાજીયા બ્રાહ્મણ જ્ઞાતિના કુળદેવી છે. આ મંદિરમાં બિરાજમાન તુળજા ભવાની માતાજીની ઓનલાઈન આરતીનું લાઈવ પ્રસારણ કરતું ભાવનગરનું સૌથી પહેલું મંદિર છે અને આ મંદિર તળાજીયા બ્રાહ્મણ જ્ઞાતિના લોકો માટે શ્રદ્ધાનું કેન્દ્ર બન્યું છે. લોકવાયકા મુજબ આ મંદિર રાજવી એભલજીવાળાના સમયથી હોવાનું માનવામાં આવે છે. જ્ઞાતિના દિન-પ્રતિદિન વિકાસ અને વિસ્તારને કારણે આ મંદિરની જગ્યા તળાજામાં જે જગ્યાએ છે, ત્યાં જગ્યા નાની હોવાથી જ્ઞાતિજનો માટે જ્ઞાતિના અને માતાજીના ધાર્મિક તેમ જ જ્ઞાતિના કાર્યક્રમો કરવા માટે આ જગ્યા નાની પડતી હોવાથી જ્ઞાતિના અગ્રણીઓએ તેને તળાજામાં જ કોઈ મોટી…

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As India steps into May, the heat has already started showing its harsh side in several regions. Temperatures are rising steadily, and the coming days could bring even more intense conditions. Experts are warning that this year’s summer may not just be hot, but also prolonged, making it harder for people to cope with daily routines. According to weather observations and expert insights, the first half of May is expected to be particularly challenging. Acharya Avinod Kumar has indicated that the early and mid-weeks of the month could witness extreme heat conditions. Dry heatwave winds combined with strong solar radiation…

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