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Crypto Worth Millions Has Become Permanently Inaccessible. Here's Why
Unlike bank accounts, mutual funds, or fixed deposits, crypto does not come with a relationship manager, a branch office, or a standard recovery process
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Sushmita Sen Recalls The Moment She Manifested Her Miss Universe Win 32 Years Ago: "Gives Me Goosebumps"
In conversation with NDTV, Sushmita Sen says, "I have every single quality, insecurity, a sense of self, the good, bad, and the ugly - the entire mix"
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Called "Good For Nothing" By Teachers, Bihar Student Kills Self In Bengaluru
Chunnu, 23, was allegedly insulted publicly in classrooms, called "good for nothing," burdened with excessive project, and mentally tortured by the faculty.
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IAS Officer Reflects On Her Journey, Highlights Importance Of Life Skills And Emotional Well-Being
Divya Mittal explained that school life is structured, where schedules are fixed, but adulthood requires self-discipline.
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Man Hangs Self After Getting Slapped By Woman In Public In Maharashtra: Cops
A man allegedly died by suicide in Maharashtra's Beed district after he was reportedly slapped by a woman in the presence of others, which left him deeply distressed, a police official said on Sunday.
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Census 2027: Door-To-Door Survey Begins In Delhi, Maharashtra, Other States
For the first time, the country's population count is being carried out with a strong digital push alongside the traditional door to door survey.
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Indian Man Shares Experience Of Startup Life, Says "Everyone Lied About The Freedom"
He jokingly added that despite working for himself, he now has more work than before, and he doesn't understand how this happened.
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What Is Wildflowering, The Dating Trend Changing How Gen Z Falls In Love
Wildflowering is a 2026 dating trend that allows people to explore a relationship at a slower pace, rather than feeling rushed to define it
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Breast Health Cannot Wait: Why Early Screening Matters For Every Mother
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women globally and in India, with many cases detected late due to low screening rates.
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2 British Nationals Self-Isolating After Hantavirus Exposure On Cruise
Two British nationals who were exposed to the dangerous hantavirus while on a cruise ship before flying back home recently are self-isolating as a precautionary measure, UK health authorities have said.
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Delhi Police Launches Free Self-Defence Training Camp For Women
Delhi Police has launched a free self-defence summer camp for women in Delhi, with registrations open till 20 May and training scheduled from 29 May to 11 June 2026.
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How Nina Sarkar, Now 38, Got The Leja Leja Re Body At 17: "Not A Fluke, Not For Faint-Hearted"
Nina Sarkar shared how she achieved her ideal body goal by following an intense K-pop-style fitness program.
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Why You Should Always Sanitise Your Phone And Passport After Airport Security
A security tray that holds your phone or passport may have just been used by someone to place their shoes or a bag that has touched the washroom floor.
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Gurugram Man Poisons Wife, 4 Children, Then Tries To Kill Self
Police identified the accused as Nazim, a native of Moradabad, who had been running a salon in Gurugram.
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Akansha Ranjan Kapoor, 32, Couldn't Walk For 2-3 Days After Getting Egg Freezing Injections: "There Was A Big Balloon Inside Me"
Akansha Ranjan Kapoor added, "It wasn't a fear; it was an understanding that it is something I need to do for my future self"
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Crypto Worth Millions Has Become Permanently Inaccessible. Here's Why
Unlike bank accounts, mutual funds, or fixed deposits, crypto does not come with a relationship manager, a branch office, or a standard recovery process
-
Sushmita Sen Recalls The Moment She Manifested Her Miss Universe Win 32 Years Ago: "Gives Me Goosebumps"
In conversation with NDTV, Sushmita Sen says, "I have every single quality, insecurity, a sense of self, the good, bad, and the ugly - the entire mix"
-
Called "Good For Nothing" By Teachers, Bihar Student Kills Self In Bengaluru
Chunnu, 23, was allegedly insulted publicly in classrooms, called "good for nothing," burdened with excessive project, and mentally tortured by the faculty.
-
IAS Officer Reflects On Her Journey, Highlights Importance Of Life Skills And Emotional Well-Being
Divya Mittal explained that school life is structured, where schedules are fixed, but adulthood requires self-discipline.
-
Man Hangs Self After Getting Slapped By Woman In Public In Maharashtra: Cops
A man allegedly died by suicide in Maharashtra's Beed district after he was reportedly slapped by a woman in the presence of others, which left him deeply distressed, a police official said on Sunday.
-
Census 2027: Door-To-Door Survey Begins In Delhi, Maharashtra, Other States
For the first time, the country's population count is being carried out with a strong digital push alongside the traditional door to door survey.
-
Indian Man Shares Experience Of Startup Life, Says "Everyone Lied About The Freedom"
He jokingly added that despite working for himself, he now has more work than before, and he doesn't understand how this happened.
-
What Is Wildflowering, The Dating Trend Changing How Gen Z Falls In Love
Wildflowering is a 2026 dating trend that allows people to explore a relationship at a slower pace, rather than feeling rushed to define it
-
Breast Health Cannot Wait: Why Early Screening Matters For Every Mother
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women globally and in India, with many cases detected late due to low screening rates.
-
2 British Nationals Self-Isolating After Hantavirus Exposure On Cruise
Two British nationals who were exposed to the dangerous hantavirus while on a cruise ship before flying back home recently are self-isolating as a precautionary measure, UK health authorities have said.
-
Delhi Police Launches Free Self-Defence Training Camp For Women
Delhi Police has launched a free self-defence summer camp for women in Delhi, with registrations open till 20 May and training scheduled from 29 May to 11 June 2026.
-
How Nina Sarkar, Now 38, Got The Leja Leja Re Body At 17: "Not A Fluke, Not For Faint-Hearted"
Nina Sarkar shared how she achieved her ideal body goal by following an intense K-pop-style fitness program.
-
Why You Should Always Sanitise Your Phone And Passport After Airport Security
A security tray that holds your phone or passport may have just been used by someone to place their shoes or a bag that has touched the washroom floor.
-
Gurugram Man Poisons Wife, 4 Children, Then Tries To Kill Self
Police identified the accused as Nazim, a native of Moradabad, who had been running a salon in Gurugram.
-
Akansha Ranjan Kapoor, 32, Couldn't Walk For 2-3 Days After Getting Egg Freezing Injections: "There Was A Big Balloon Inside Me"
Akansha Ranjan Kapoor added, "It wasn't a fear; it was an understanding that it is something I need to do for my future self"
