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What you see first reveals if you’re spontaneous or well organised

Optical illusion personality tests are interesting images that trick the brain and eyes into believing what a person sees first, depending on their focus, perspective, and thoughts running through a person’s head. What makes these pictures even more interesting is that your friend standing next to you might see entirely different objects than what you…

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10 baby boy names inspired by male protagonists from classic literature

Choosing a name inspired by classic literature allows parents to celebrate stories and characters that have endured across generations. While Atticus, Oliver, Darcy, Edmond and Holden offer relatively practical options for everyday use, names such as Heathcliff, Huckleberry and Gatsby make more unusual choices. Each name brings its own history and associations, giving parents an…

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surat doctor bhavin patel takes eye care to gujarats villages with over 30000 free surgeries

After seeing patients lose their sight while waiting for treatment, Surat doctor Bhavin Patel takes eye care to Gujarat’s villages, with over 30,000 free surgeries and nearly 40 monthly screening camps

For some patients, the biggest barrier to saving their eyesight is not the treatment itself. It is reaching a doctor before the condition becomes too serious. In parts of Gujarat, people living in remote villages may delay eye check-ups because of travel costs, limited awareness or difficulty accessing specialists. By the time they reach a…

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celebrity children who discovered their parents were famous only after classmates recognised them image credits gemini

Celebrity children who discovered their parents were famous only after classmates recognised them or mentioned a television show; why some celebs keep their actual identity guarded from children and the parenting takeaway

For most children, a parent is simply someone who packs their lunch, helps with homework and shows up when needed. But for children of celebrities, there can be a surprising gap between the person they know at home and the public figure admired by millions. Sometimes, that gap closes not through a family conversation, but…

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“No TV, no phones…”: How Asin and her husband are raising their daughter away from screens; “She can speak about 12 languages”

Image courtesy: @simply.asin Actor Asin Thottumkal and her husband, Micromax co-founder Rahul Sharma, have taken a screen-free approach to raising their eight-year-old daughter, Arin Rayn Sharma. According to Rahul, their home has no television, and Arin has not been given access to mobile phones or other screens. Instead, books occupy a central place in her…

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psychology says people who constantly notice tiny flaws in their face may be caught in a cycle of self scrutiny where the more they inspect their appearance the harder it becomes to feel satisfi

Psychology says people who constantly notice tiny flaws in their face may be caught in a cycle of self-scrutiny, where the more they inspect their appearance, the harder it becomes to feel satisfied with it |

We have all been in situations where we stand in front of the mirror and see a small mark, an uneven eyebrow, a pore on the face, and it reminds us to fix it or check it one more time, and then we check again, and the cycle continuesA quick look turns into a long…

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Positive Thinking vs Toxic Positivity: Where to Draw the Line: Why forcing cheerfulness can backfire, and what healthy optimism looks like

People often set aside sadness, anxiety or disappointment as they feel compelled to suppress these emotions to be socially acceptable. Whereas cheerfulness and positivity are expected, sadness or worry can feel awkward and out of place. This leads to people hiding their feelings and bottling up their emotions without dealing with them. A 2020 meta-analysis,…

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In 1543, Copernicus published the book that placed the Sun, not Earth, at the centre of his planetary model; 483 years later, a rare first edition sold for $2.304 million, more than twice its high estimate

In 1543, Nicolaus Copernicus published a book that challenged the long-held belief that Earth stood at the centre of the universe. On October 20, 2026, a first edition of that work sold for $2.304 million at Sotheby’s in New York, more than twice its high estimate of $1 million. The book, ‘De revolutionibus orbium coelestium,’…

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Psychology says children who carry the same toy from room to room may be seeking more than entertainment

A toddler carrying a soft toy from the bedroom to the living room, insisting on taking it along during family outings or becoming upset when it is nowhere to be found may appear to be attached to a favourite plaything. But for some children, the object serves a purpose beyond entertainment: it offers familiarity, comfort…

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Harish Rawat: Mandua or ragi momos: Former Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat shared a video of these nutritious millet-based momos, bringing attention to a healthier twist on the popular snack, here’s a simple recipe to try at home

Momos are one of India’s favourite street foods, but they are usually made with refined flour, which many health-conscious eaters try to avoid. A video said to have been shared by former Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat has put a traditional alternative in the spotlight: momos made with mandua, also known as ragi or finger…

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