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Small pooja room ideas for Indian apartments: More than 5 smart and stylish space7:32 Creating a dedicated pooja space in an apartment does not always require a separate room. A small area can be maximized to create a convenient and comfortable place for worship with the right furniture, materials and organization. Take a look at 9 small pooja room ideas that would suit Indian homes. Meet the woman Army officer now serving as President Murmu’s ADC: Who is Major Navya Shekhawat?7:01 Breaking barriers, Major Navya Shekhawat has become the inaugural woman Army officer to hold the position of President's Aide-de-Camp. Her responsibilities include aiding President Droupadi Murmu at formal events and ceremonies. Following in the footsteps of Lieutenant Commander Yashasvi Solanki's tenure in 2025, Major Shekhawat’s appointment marks a progressive step for women in the Indian milit… Gen Z woman saves money, gold in gullak for nine years, buys land in her own name7:01 For nine years, Diksha Jaiswal diligently saved coins and gold, driven by the desire to purchase land after witnessing her sister's struggles during marriage. Proudly funding her own education and sports training, her parents transitioned from concern to immense pride. Through her journey, Jaiswal passionately advocates for women's financial independence and empowerment. Kareena Kapoor turns muse for Ritu Kumar: Bebo’s couture comeback has a royal family connection6:29 On September 8, Kareena shared the trailer for Ritu Kumar’s new couture collection on Instagram, giving a first look at a series of richly detailed ensembles designed by Amrish Kumar. And if the trailer is anything to go by, the collection is all about heritage, craft and a generous dose of old-world glamour. Kareena herself spoke about the emotional connection behind the collaboration, recalling… South Sudan’s first UNESCO World Heritage site covers nearly 30 million acres and protects a migration of roughly six million a6:29 South Sudan's Boma and Badingilo parks are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This designation aims to conserve the region's rich biodiversity and vital bird habitats. Massive antelope herds and migratory birds like storks and shoebills inhabit these protected areas. The parks form part of Africa's largest intact savanna system, supporting millions of animals. Conservationists hope this recognitio… Small kitchen storage: Where to keep rice bags, atta, oil and bulk groceries without cluttering your space6:29 To maintain the freshness of bulk staples, transferring them into airtight containers is essential to block moisture and pests. Positioning grains at waist level minimizes exposure to dampness and excess heat from the floor. Additionally, storing them away from heat sources and exterior walls safeguards against deterioration. Using a smaller daily-use container limits access to the main storage. … Arpit Jai lost his life in the Delhi PG collapse; what his parents did next moved many5:54 In a tragic incident in Delhi, a PG building collapsed, resulting in the death of seven students, including Arpit Jai. His family, having identified him at AIIMS, chose to donate his corneas. Remarkably, Arpit had just returned home to celebrate Rakshabandhan hours prior to the disaster. Following the collapse, authorities arrested the building owner and initiated a magisterial inquiry, highlight… Five Baby Orangutans Rescued: Odisha forest team saves non-native apes; smuggling probe under wildlife law5:54 Five young orangutans were discovered abandoned in Odisha's Balasore district forest area. These animals, not native to India, were found during a routine forest patrol. Officials suspect the orangutans were part of a botched illegal smuggling transit operation. The rescued animals underwent medical checks and are now at Nandankanan Zoological Park. Investigations are ongoing to determine their e… World’s longest cruise sets sail from Rome for 371 days: Regatta to visit 220 ports across 62 countries5:23 Regatta, billed as the world’s longest cruise, has set sail from Rome on a 371-day journey. The ship will visit 220 ports across 62 countries and six continents, offering passengers an extraordinary year-long global adventure. Here’s how much the cruise costs, the destinations on its itinerary and what travelers can expect onboard. Kolkata food safety drive: KMC suspends about 40 eateries; iconic Nizam’s, Karim’s hit5:23 In a stringent enforcement action, the Kolkata Municipal Corporation targeted forty well-known eateries and sweet shops due to serious hygiene violations. Inspections uncovered expired ingredients and poor storage practices at establishments such as Nizam's and Karim's. The authorities destroyed over 1,200 kilograms of contaminated food as part of a comprehensive state-level food safety initiativ… Leonardo On Complete Mind: Quote unpacks art, science and focus; relevance in a distracted age4:48 Leonardo da Vinci believed in nurturing the whole mind, intertwining art with scientific exploration. He emphasized the importance of honing our senses to perceive deeper connections among various fields. His notebooks showcase a unified approach to learning, highlighting the significance of integrated thinking, which is exceptionally applicable to the complexities of today’s world, where interco… No storeroom? 8 smart places to hide extra bedding, mattresses and blankets without making your home look cluttered4:48 Compact Indian apartments face challenges storing large household items. Innovative storage techniques can alleviate the burden of excess bedding. Ideas like vacuum-sealing and utilizing under-bed storage can save ample space. Additionally, choosing furniture that serves dual purposes and using decorative boxes for storage can enhance aesthetics. Over-the-door organizers and high shelves can tran… Kindness And Inner Beauty: Dalai Lama links warm-heartedness to real beauty; supports mental peace3:11 The Dalai Lama highlights warm-heartedness as a universal trait appreciated by all beings. He explains that inner beauty, not outward appearance, truly makes a person attractive. Practicing kindness supports mental peace and fosters more connected lives for individuals. Modern pressures to look impressive often overshadow the importance of genuine human connection. His message encourages focusing… When Setbacks Signal Redirection: Five things we mistake for bad luck; how to read the signs18:08 Disappointments may seem like a stroke of bad luck at first glance. However, they frequently serve as a redirection towards something better. Missing out on a certain opportunity could very well lead to unexpected avenues and personal growth. The end of a relationship often promotes deeper understanding of one's own needs and limits. |