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Roadside bag seller’s son cracks NEET, JEE Main and CUET: Jabalpur’s Om Chouksey's journey5:36 Om Chouksey, hailing from Jabalpur, has exemplified the power of perseverance and hard work in achieving academic excellence. Despite his father selling bags at a roadside stall, Om has topped state board examinations and passed three significant entrance tests. His unwavering dedication to studying and his dream of becoming a doctor motivates him to make a difference in the world. Robert Frost Quote Explained: Poet links creativity to surprise; offers guidance beyond writing5:36 Robert Frost believed creativity thrives on surprise and discovery. He felt poems began with curiosity and unfolded through unexpected revelations. This approach encourages writers to explore rather than follow strict plans. His philosophy remains relevant for modern problem-solving and skill acquisition. Embracing discovery fosters honesty, curiosity, and originality in all endeavors. When Dm asked the entire locality to vacate amid flood fears, this is what this Chitrakoot priest did5:04 In an emotional standoff at Ramghat, temple officials pleaded with a priest to leave a flooded sanctuary, but he steadfastly refused, vowing to stay with his deity through the emergency. The relentless currents of the Mandakini River enveloped many homes and sacred sites. Meanwhile, rescue crews tirelessly worked to save residents stranded in treacherous conditions. Fortunately, river levels even… How to check if black pepper is real: 6 ways to spot adulterated pepper at home5:04 Consumers can identify adulterated black pepper using simple kitchen tests. Checking colour, surface texture, and shape helps spot suspicious peppercorns. Gently pressing and smelling the spice reveals its quality and authenticity. A water test effectively detects common adulterants like papaya seeds. These easy observations ensure genuine spice before it reaches your food. Quote Of The Day: Ram Dass links consciousness with compassion; guidance on beating separateness3:26 Ram Dass advocated for slowing down and reflecting inwards to foster personal change. He believed that increased self-awareness naturally leads to greater compassion for others. As consciousness grows, the perceived barriers between people and nations begin to fall. Inner growth and outer peace are intrinsically linked, according to his philosophy. This expanded awareness helps us see humanity an… Deadly flood damages Grand Canyon’s vital water pipeline, threatening 6 million visitors23:45 For decades, a single 12.5-mile pipeline has carried water across the arid landscape of northern Arizona to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, sustaining lodges, campgrounds, restaurants and restrooms for one of the world’s most visited national parks. In late August 2026, a sudden, deadly flash flood tore through the pipeline’s route, rupturing sections of the line and cutting off a major portio… How a picture of an Indian saint sparked Julia Roberts’ interest in Hinduism17:53 Julia Roberts's journey into Hinduism was sparked by a captivating photograph of Neem Karoli Baba, an Indian spiritual leader. During a recent film promotion, she openly shared her deep connection to India and its spiritual practices. Furthermore, her production company, named Red Om Films, symbolizes her reverence for these beliefs, and her children have been given Hindu names after a transforma… Kedarling Uchaganve joined the Army in 2018 looking for a job and had never fired a pistol; Eight years later, the farmer's son16:49 Kedarling Uchaganve, hailing from a farming background, ventured into the Army and unexpectedly honed his shooting skills. As he prepares to represent India at the 2026 Asian Games, his journey is a testament to the essence of hard work and commitment to exploring new avenues. With the Army's pivotal support and resources, Uchaganve aspires to achieve Olympic success following the Games. Can you guess India’s salt capital? Here’s the state and the story behind its title16:17 Gujarat proudly holds the title of India's Salt Capital, contributing significantly to the nation's salt production. In this unique region, salty water gradually evaporates in vast shallow ponds, leaving behind crystallized salt ready for harvest. The Rann of Kutch showcases breathtaking landscapes, while also providing essential livelihood opportunities for salt workers. This process of salt pro… 10 baby boy names inspired by leadership and bravery16:17 Choosing a baby name can be a meaningful way to celebrate the qualities parents hope their son will carry throughout life. Names associated with leadership, courage and strength can reflect qualities such as confidence, determination and resilience. From classic names with centuries of history to shorter, modern choices, these 10 baby boy names offer powerful meanings and associations. Gloria Steinem dies at 92: The two years she spent in India before becoming a feminist icon changed how she saw activism15:44 Gloria Steinem's transformative sojourn in India served as a pivotal chapter in her life, significantly influencing her activism and worldview. Spending nearly two years immersed in grassroots organizing, she gained invaluable insights that predated her emergence as a feminist icon. Steinem often highlighted that her time in India was instrumental in understanding how collective action can drive … His family chose table tennis because cricket seemed too expensive; Years later, Ankur Bhattacharjee plays with a Rs 48,500 pad14:39 Ankur Bhattacharjee won his first WTT men's singles title in Czechia. He also secured the men's doubles title with fellow Indian Akash Pal. His parents, both former table tennis players, encouraged his sporting journey from a young age. This achievement marks a significant turning point for the young Indian paddler. Bhattacharjee's success highlights an unexpected path to professional sports. Michelle Obama’s parenting rule is simple but tough: Why she never worried about whether her daughters liked her14:06 Michelle Obama discussed her insightful parenting philosophy, emphasizing that children may not always have to like their parents. Her main focus was to nurture her daughters, Malia and Sasha, into responsible individuals by setting firm boundaries. She taught that actions have consequences, rooted in her own childhood experiences, aiming to prepare her children for the realities of life. From Air Marshal To Temple CEO: Jeetendra Mishra to lead Ram temple trust; calls role Shri Ram’s blessing14:06 Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra's remarkable transition from distinguished military service to leading the Ram Temple trust exemplifies a new direction in his career. With nearly 40 years of dedicated experience in the Air Force, he was chosen from an impressive pool of over 5,000 candidates for the role. His extensive background in flying and command will play a crucial role in this significant new… ‘You didn’t come first’: Suriya’s powerful message to parents about ranks, pressure, and letting children be children13:34 Actor Suriya advocates for a vital change in parenting, urging a shift away from prioritizing academic achievement alone. Drawing from his own life, he illustrates how fostering qualities like empathy and kindness can profoundly impact a child's self-esteem. He points out that the education system's relentless emphasis on rankings creates unnecessary pressure. 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