quote of the day by pablo picasso i put in my paintings everything i like too bad for the things they only have to arrange themselves between them

Pablo Picasso: Quote of the day by Pablo Picasso: “I put in my paintings everything I like. Too bad for the things; they only have to arrange themselves between them”

Pablo Picasso (Photo via X) Pablo Picasso was a Spanish artist who spent many years working in Paris and is popularly known as the co-founder of Cubism.To date, his work is known for its unique perspective and for pushing ahead of the ordinary set rules of art, by converting unique edge shapes into something more…

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psychology says people who stay quiet in office meetings are overestimating how harshly others will judge them image credits gemini

Psychology says people who stay quiet in office meetings often aren’t short of ideas, they may be overestimating how harshly others will judge them

A meeting ends, and someone leaves with an idea they never shared. Perhaps they had a different solution to a problem, noticed a mistake in a presentation or wanted to question a decision. Yet, when the moment came to speak, they hesitated. What if the suggestion sounded foolish? What if colleagues disagreed? What if their…

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job seeker gives an unexpected answer to why do you want to work here hiring managers reaction sparks debate on reddit

Job seeker gives an unexpected answer to ‘Why do you want to work here?’; hiring manager’s reaction sparks debate on Reddit |

Job seeker gives an unexpected answer to ‘Why do you want to work here?’; hiring manager’s reaction sparks debate on Reddit Job interviews often require candidates to find the right words, especially when employers ask why they should be hired. While some applicants talk about their career goals or interest in the company, one job…

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‘I have a house and a car, but no one to talk to’: Indian chef’s Diwali in the US reveals the lonely side of life abroad; ‘Sannata chhaya hua hai yahan’

Diwali in America (Instagram/@kartikinspire) For many Indians, shifting their base to the United States is a dream built in search of better salaries and a comfortable life. The promise of a better future looks too promising. But what happens when the dream comes true and still you find something missing? The same feeling has been…

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in 2013 two bengaluru engineers began developing a car seat that swivels towards the door image credits the better india

In 2013, two Bengaluru engineers began developing a car seat that swivels towards the door; their mobility products have since helped over 1,000 people with disabilities and older passengers travel |

For Rashmi Sampath, a family road trip once began with a difficult task: lifting her 16-year-old daughter, Deeksha, into the car. Living with spinal muscular atrophy, Deeksha needs support with mobility, and moving her into a vehicle could be physically exhausting for her family. That changed when they started using a rotating car seat. The…

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European friends quit jobs to explore India for a month; tourist says Vande Bharat Express was ‘worth every penny’

European friends quit jobs to explore India for a month A trip to another country can come with unexpected experiences, and sometimes, even an ordinary journey becomes a talking point. A Lithuanian tourist travelling through India has shared her experience aboard the Vande Bharat Express, offering her perspective on everything from crowded platforms to the…

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‘Dil jeet liya’: Blinkit delivery boy who used a bicycle gets new scooty; his reaction wins hearts online

Blinkit delivery boy who used a bicycle gets new scooty A surprise gift for a delivery worker has caught the attention of social media users, with many praising the gesture and sharing their emotional reactions. The video has also sparked a discussion about supporting delivery partners, with some viewers suggesting simple ways customers can help…

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dalma dressed in yellow was seen putting flowers into her fathers socks as he sat on a football and watched her

In 1989, Diego Maradona’s two-year-old daughter tucked daisies into his socks before Napoli training, the picture became iconic all over the world; years later, Dalma recreated the scene at her birthday party

Dalma, dressed in yellow, was seen putting flowers into her father’s socks as he sat on a football and watched her. In 1989, late football legend Diego Maradona arrived for a Napoli training session with a small gift tucked into his football socks. The gift being the daisies placed there by his two-year-old daughter, Dalma….

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