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8 Out Of 10 World's Happiest Countries 2026 Are European, Costa Rica's Jump Is Most Impressive
Europe once again leads the World Happiness Report 2026, with most top countries coming from the region. Costa Rica is the biggest surprise, rising sharply thanks to its focus on community living and a peaceful lifestyle.
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Freezing Cold In Minnesota, But This Ice Cream Shop Opening Still Drew Long Queues
The annual opening of the Dairy Queen "heritage store" brings the hope of spring and a familiar promise for people who need something to look forward to, especially with unrest in the world, owners Troy and Diane DeLeon said.
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Salon For Dalits Opened In Karnataka Village After Barbers Deny Them Haircuts
The Karnataka government has facilitated the opening of a salon at Shingatalur village in Gadag district after Dalits were allegedly denied hair-cutting services by upper-caste residents, sources in the Social Welfare Department said.
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Opinion| India's Warm Hospitality To Jewish Community
In keeping with India's ancient tradition of warmth and hospitality to visitors, the Jewish community was welcomed in India and flourished here, even 3,000 years ago.
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SBI Youth For India Fellowship 2026 Registration Begins, Check Eligibility
The SBI Youth for India Fellowship 2026 invites Indian citizens, OCIs, Nepal and Bhutan citizens, and SBI employees to work with rural communities for 13 months on social impact projects.
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Lucky Ali On 30 Years In Music: "Knew I Don't Have A Career In Film Industry"
Lucky Ali began his journey in 1996 with his album, Sunoh
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Self-Reliance In Defence Behind Op Sindoor Success: President In R-Day Address
The historic success of Operation Sindoor was powered by India's self-reliance in the defence sector, President Droupadi Murmu said in an address to the nation today, on the eve of the 77th Republic Day celebrations.
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Rights Body Seeks Report On "Unsafe" Kashmiri Pandit Camp In J&K
As the Kashmiri Pandit community completes 36 years of displacement from the Valley, the spotlight has returned to Jagti Township, where many families say "rehabilitation" has slowly turned into another endless painful ordeal.
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Shankar Mahadevan On AR Rahman's 'Communal' Remark: 'Non-Music People Decide Fate Of Your Music'
The Oscar-winning composer recently reflected on a power shift he has observed over the last eight years
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5,000-Year-Old Whale Harpoons Found In Brazil Could Rewrite History Of Ancient Whaling
This discovery sheds new light on understanding the lives and hunting practices of ancient people who lived along the coasts of South America thousands of years ago.
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8 Out Of 10 World's Happiest Countries 2026 Are European, Costa Rica's Jump Is Most Impressive
Europe once again leads the World Happiness Report 2026, with most top countries coming from the region. Costa Rica is the biggest surprise, rising sharply thanks to its focus on community living and a peaceful lifestyle.
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Freezing Cold In Minnesota, But This Ice Cream Shop Opening Still Drew Long Queues
The annual opening of the Dairy Queen "heritage store" brings the hope of spring and a familiar promise for people who need something to look forward to, especially with unrest in the world, owners Troy and Diane DeLeon said.
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Salon For Dalits Opened In Karnataka Village After Barbers Deny Them Haircuts
The Karnataka government has facilitated the opening of a salon at Shingatalur village in Gadag district after Dalits were allegedly denied hair-cutting services by upper-caste residents, sources in the Social Welfare Department said.
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Opinion| India's Warm Hospitality To Jewish Community
In keeping with India's ancient tradition of warmth and hospitality to visitors, the Jewish community was welcomed in India and flourished here, even 3,000 years ago.
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SBI Youth For India Fellowship 2026 Registration Begins, Check Eligibility
The SBI Youth for India Fellowship 2026 invites Indian citizens, OCIs, Nepal and Bhutan citizens, and SBI employees to work with rural communities for 13 months on social impact projects.
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Lucky Ali On 30 Years In Music: "Knew I Don't Have A Career In Film Industry"
Lucky Ali began his journey in 1996 with his album, Sunoh
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Self-Reliance In Defence Behind Op Sindoor Success: President In R-Day Address
The historic success of Operation Sindoor was powered by India's self-reliance in the defence sector, President Droupadi Murmu said in an address to the nation today, on the eve of the 77th Republic Day celebrations.
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Rights Body Seeks Report On "Unsafe" Kashmiri Pandit Camp In J&K
As the Kashmiri Pandit community completes 36 years of displacement from the Valley, the spotlight has returned to Jagti Township, where many families say "rehabilitation" has slowly turned into another endless painful ordeal.
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Shankar Mahadevan On AR Rahman's 'Communal' Remark: 'Non-Music People Decide Fate Of Your Music'
The Oscar-winning composer recently reflected on a power shift he has observed over the last eight years
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5,000-Year-Old Whale Harpoons Found In Brazil Could Rewrite History Of Ancient Whaling
This discovery sheds new light on understanding the lives and hunting practices of ancient people who lived along the coasts of South America thousands of years ago.
