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Ashtami And Navami: Halwa, Puri, Chole, And A Generous Helping Of Nostalgia
For a young girl, Kanjak Puja is almost like a second birthday - a day to dress up, visit neighbourhood homes, enjoy halwa, puri and chole, and be treated like a little princess, just as many of us once were.
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'Need His Guidance': Soha Ali Khan Opens Up About Her Evolving Bond With Brother Saif
Soha Ali Khan spoke about family dynamics, sibling relationships, and growing up as the third child
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Man Meets 93-Year-Old Nanny Decades Later, Emotional Reunion Wins Hearts Online
As he sets out to meet her, Philip recalls how she had taken care of him for 15 years from the time he was born in Bahrain.
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Girl Left Without Friendship Band Last Year Gets Heartwarming Surprise This Time
She adds that she had not even taken friendship bands for anyone, yet all of her friends gave one to her.
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9 Iconic Toffees Every 90s Indian Kid Will Instantly Remember
From Melody and Eclairs to Mango Bite and Poppins, these iconic toffees ruled every 90s childhood. Take a nostalgic trip back to the sweets that defined growing up in India.
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Smriti Irani's #Meraghar Instagram Post Will Make You Tear Up
Smriti Irani, the union minister, who keeps her fans engaged with her witty social media posts, shared two photos on Instagram, giving a sneak peak into her childhood home and favourite grand parent. Smriti Irani walked down the memory lane and wrote, "...those who have lived in rented homes know what it feels like to pack your bags every 11 months...
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On Her Dad's Birthday, Kiara Advani Shares Beautiful Childhood Memories
"Daddy's girl forever," wrote Kiara
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This Cute TikTok Trend Is All About Recreating Childhood Pics
The latest craze taking over TikTok is so cute, you have to take a look. People on the app are using the hashtag #ChildhoodMemories to take a trip down memory lane and recreate old photos.
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Tears of Joy as Australian Doll Hospital Restores Childhood Memories
Making customers cry may not be most shopkeeper's goal, but at Sydney's 101-year-old Doll Hospital workers take tears as a sign of a job well done.
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Ashtami And Navami: Halwa, Puri, Chole, And A Generous Helping Of Nostalgia
For a young girl, Kanjak Puja is almost like a second birthday - a day to dress up, visit neighbourhood homes, enjoy halwa, puri and chole, and be treated like a little princess, just as many of us once were.
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'Need His Guidance': Soha Ali Khan Opens Up About Her Evolving Bond With Brother Saif
Soha Ali Khan spoke about family dynamics, sibling relationships, and growing up as the third child
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Man Meets 93-Year-Old Nanny Decades Later, Emotional Reunion Wins Hearts Online
As he sets out to meet her, Philip recalls how she had taken care of him for 15 years from the time he was born in Bahrain.
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Girl Left Without Friendship Band Last Year Gets Heartwarming Surprise This Time
She adds that she had not even taken friendship bands for anyone, yet all of her friends gave one to her.
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9 Iconic Toffees Every 90s Indian Kid Will Instantly Remember
From Melody and Eclairs to Mango Bite and Poppins, these iconic toffees ruled every 90s childhood. Take a nostalgic trip back to the sweets that defined growing up in India.
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Smriti Irani's #Meraghar Instagram Post Will Make You Tear Up
Smriti Irani, the union minister, who keeps her fans engaged with her witty social media posts, shared two photos on Instagram, giving a sneak peak into her childhood home and favourite grand parent. Smriti Irani walked down the memory lane and wrote, "...those who have lived in rented homes know what it feels like to pack your bags every 11 months...
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On Her Dad's Birthday, Kiara Advani Shares Beautiful Childhood Memories
"Daddy's girl forever," wrote Kiara
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This Cute TikTok Trend Is All About Recreating Childhood Pics
The latest craze taking over TikTok is so cute, you have to take a look. People on the app are using the hashtag #ChildhoodMemories to take a trip down memory lane and recreate old photos.
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Tears of Joy as Australian Doll Hospital Restores Childhood Memories
Making customers cry may not be most shopkeeper's goal, but at Sydney's 101-year-old Doll Hospital workers take tears as a sign of a job well done.
