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The Times of India

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"Your child is always watching you": 7 everyday parenting habits that unknowingly shape every Indian child's future

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The most important parenting happens not during the conversations you plan but during the moments you forget you are being watched. When you are on your phone while your child is talking. When you snap at the house help. When you mutter under your breath that you look terrible. When you shout across the house because you are running late again. You are not just having a moment. You are teaching a…

Taller than humans, blooming once in seven years: Meet the rare Himalayan ‘Diamond’ flower that defies nature

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The Kenzo flower, also known as Padamchal, grows at high altitudes in the Himalayas. This rare alpine bloom takes seven years to produce a single flower. It survives harsh conditions and is valued for its medicinal properties by local communities. Visitors can spot this remarkable plant in various locations across the Indian Himalayas. Conservation efforts are crucial as its habitat faces potenti…

Father tricks daughter with fake ultrasound to stop her from eating junk food

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A father's innovative video brings attention to the detrimental effects of junk food on kids' health. He explains how ultra-processed items harm both gut health and brain development in children. These foods are crafted to be irresistibly tasty, promoting unhealthy eating habits. Parents can proactively contribute to healthier outcomes by regulating food options at home and permitting mild hunger…

Ajinkya Rahane's father let him travel alone on a Mumbai local at just 7; years later, what his father told him is a masterclas

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Ajinkya Rahane shared a childhood memory about his father's parenting. His father allowed him to travel alone on local trains at seven. Years later, Rahane learned his father secretly followed him on the train. This quiet support instilled independence and became his motivation. The story highlights the power of silent parental sacrifices and trust.

Why Indians have added ghee to hot rice for generations, according to science

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While it is often seen as comfort food, modern research suggests there may be more to this age-old practice than just taste. Science now indicates that adding a small amount of ghee to hot rice may support digestion, improve nutrient absorption, influence blood sugar response, and even contribute to gut health when eaten as part of a balanced diet.

Want more blooms? Prune these 5 garden plants in August

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August is often seen as a quiet month for gardeners, sandwiched between the peak flush of summer flowers and the slow wind-down towards autumn. But experts say this is exactly the window when a few strategic snips can make all the difference between a garden that fizzles out by September and one that keeps producing colour well into the cooler months. Pruning in August isn't about drastic cutback…

Most tourists miss these incredible border villages; PM Modi wants young Indians to change that

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Prime Minister Modi urges youth to explore India's border villages. These locations offer authentic cultural experiences and unique landscapes. Villages like Mana and Kibithoo showcase India's diverse heritage. Turtuk and Kaho provide glimpses into remote communities and traditions. Chitkul presents a scenic mountain settlement along the Indo-Tibet road.

RBI wants to bring in plastic money in India: These countries have already done it

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India is preparing to introduce polymer banknotes for field trials soon. The Reserve Bank of India will print two billion new plastic notes for testing. These polymer notes offer greater durability and security compared to traditional paper currency. Many countries like Australia and the United Kingdom already use polymer notes successfully. Successful trials could see polymer currency circulatin…

Fathers’ Behaviour Shapes Respect: Psychologists explain children’s patterns; united parenting helps

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Children acquire the virtue of respect by watching how their parents interact and the dynamics within the family. Fathers play a critical role in shaping their children's perceptions of women's treatment, directly impacting their attitudes. A cohesive parenting style paired with emotional safety is essential for cultivating respectful habits. Kids emulate what they see, making parental conduct a …

Guru Purnima: On Rishi Ved Vyas' birthday, here are 5 things you probably didn't know about the great sage

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Maharishi Ved Vyas, a revered sage, is celebrated on Guru Purnima for his immense contributions. He compiled the four Vedas and authored the epic Mahabharata, a monumental literary work. Legend states Lord Ganesha wrote the Mahabharata as Vyas narrated it nonstop. Vyas is also considered one of the eight immortal Chiranjeevis in Hindu scriptures. His birth on an island gave him the name Dvaipayan…

How to grow and care for lucky bamboo: An easy step-by-step guide for beginners

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Lucky bamboo shows up everywhere from office desks to housewarming gift baskets, prized for how little it seems to ask in return for its tidy, architectural good looks. But before getting into care, it's worth clearing up what this plant actually is, because the popular understanding gets it wrong on nearly every count. Despite the name, lucky bamboo isn't a bamboo at all; it's a tropical, perenn…

Baby Sleep Traditions: Cultures embrace closeness and comfort; 10 ways bedtime differs

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Across the globe, infants exhibit a fascinating range of sleep practices. In Japan, co-sleeping is common, with babies nestled between parents on traditional futons. Indian culture embraces soothing lullabies and the support of extended family. Meanwhile, Finnish parents cherish baby boxes, while Swedes encourage outdoor naps in prams. These cultural traditions emphasize the significance of comfo…

Power bank catches fire on China Eastern Airlines flight; video raises concerns about lithium-ion batteries: List of things not

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A power bank suddenly ignited in an overhead compartment on a China Eastern Airlines flight. The fire erupted shortly after the aircraft landed at Guiyang Longdongbao International Airport. Cabin crew and passengers quickly responded to the alarming incident and controlled the situation. This event highlights the potential hazards of lithium-ion batteries on airplanes. Many travelers are now reco…

Assam Man Runs Rescue Home: villager turns house into wildlife centre; builds legs for storks

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For over thirty-three years, Bharat Borah has dedicated his life to caring for injured wildlife in Tepsalibam village, Assam. His home acts as an unofficial sanctuary, where he has nursed many birds back to health, including rare hornbills. In a remarkable effort, he crafts artificial legs for handicapped storks. Supported by his family and enthusiastic young volunteers, Borah exemplifies unwaver…

Year Without A Summer? In 1816, a volcano in Indonesia cooled the planet!

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In 1815, Mount Tambora erupted with a fury that rippled around the globe, wreaking havoc on weather patterns and agriculture. Europe was hit by freezing temperatures and relentless rains, leading to devastating crop losses, while Asia suffered similarly. The aftermath sparked not only a wave of migration due to famine but also a surge in creativity, giving birth to remarkable new art forms and in…
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