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Four years after starting an ethnic wear business on Instagram, Goa’s Siddhi reports Rs 60 lakh annual turnover4:31 In North Goa, Siddhi took the plunge into entrepreneurship by launching her ethnic wear business on Instagram four years ago. What began as a small venture has blossomed into a thriving boutique, employing seven to ten individuals and fulfilling international orders. With the help of the Mahamaya Self-Help Group, she has reinforced her commitment to uplifting women, aiming to expand job opportuni… Psychology says the way children draw their family can reveal how they understand the people around them4:31 Children's drawings often serve as a window into their perception of family life, showcasing the relationships and activities they cherish. These illustrations can highlight significant emotional ties and the roles children believe they fulfill within their families. By discussing these artworks, parents can gain insights into their child's feelings and memories, making family drawings a vital to… 5 things to notice before getting emotionally attached to someone you just met4:31 But before getting too attached, take some time to understand the person beyond those first few conversations. Here are five things worth noticing. The surprising plants that can regenerate from tiny fragments, spread through gardens and waterways, and turn a small leftover3:58 We tend to think of plants as growing from seeds, but some of them have a far sneakier method. Snap off a small piece, drop it in the soil or toss it into a pond, and it can quietly turn into a whole new plant. That’s wonderful when you’re taking cuttings of a favourite houseplant. It’s not so wonderful when the plant happens to be an invasive weed. These species use tiny fragments to travel, hit… Gold Walkway in Dubai: Dubai Gold District plans 24-carat pathway after setting world record for heaviest gold earrings3:58 Dubai's Gold District is gearing up to launch a stunning gold walkway by the end of 2026, promising an enchanting experience for both tourists and locals. In a recent reveal, record-setting gold earrings further exemplify the city's dedication to exceptional gold craftsmanship. With over 1,000 retailers integrating retail and wholesale options, the district aims to attract gold enthusiasts and tr… Frida Kahlo' quote of the day explains how she made herself the muse and the importance of having self-knowledge2:23 Frida Kahlo stands as a beacon in the art world, known for her powerful self-portraits that delve into her personal battles. Her work emphasizes the necessity of self-discovery as a source of creative fuel for artists. Drawing from her lengthy periods of recovery, Kahlo's exploration of identity has become an essential touchstone in conversations about mental health today, inspiring individuals t… Japanese Words For Daily Life: Luke Coutinho shares 4 wellness ideas; readers gain everyday cues20:00 Health expert Luke Coutinho explores four essential expressions from Japan to enhance personal well-being. Yutori encourages prioritizing oneself, while Rei underscores the significance of respecting others. Pin Pin Korori advocates for maintaining a high quality of life as we age, and Isogaba Maware advises against hurrying through life's processes. Coutinho's reflections inspire a deeper examin… Born in a Kerala village without electricity, she topped maths and was invited by Oppenheimer to Princeton17:52 Thayyoor K. Radha's journey as a physicist is a testament to resilience and brilliance. Growing up in a small village in Kerala, she thrived in mathematics and physics, breaking through societal barriers. Her valuable research work earned her an invitation from J. Robert Oppenheimer to the Institute for Advanced Study. 5 things you should never reveal during a phone call from an unknown number17:51 Some scammers use phone calls to collect personal details and steal money. Here are five things you should never reveal during an unexpected call. Chandrakala took over her late husband's woodcarving workshop, building a Rs 1 crore business16:15 After inheriting her husband’s woodcarving workshop, Chandrakala has skillfully transformed it into a thriving venture that generates more than Rs 1 crore annually and employs over 100 artisans. Her affiliation with the Lotus Self-Help Group has enabled her to tap into new markets, as she aspires to provide 500 rural women with sustainable job opportunities, showcasing the significant impact of w… Received a suspicious link? 5 things to check before clicking on it15:43 In the digital age, scammers frequently employ deceitful links to harvest personal information from unsuspecting individuals. To safeguard against this risk, users are urged to meticulously examine website addresses for unusual spellings or modifications. Additionally, be wary of shortened links that obscure the true destination, and remain cautious of urgent messages that may compel hasty action… 10 baby boy names inspired by the vastness and wonder of the universe14:38 The universe represents infinity, wonder and the extraordinary beauty of existence. From brilliant stars and distant galaxies to the endless expanse of the sky, the cosmos has inspired names that feel powerful, meaningful and timeless. For parents searching for a baby boy name that reflects this grandeur, celestial-inspired choices offer a blend of mythology, astronomy and cultural heritage. Some… From Intel to UPSC ESE AIR 4: Tushar Chaudhary’s journey through AIIMS, COPAL-19 and half marathons14:06 After leaving a well-paid position at Intel, Tushar Chaudhary embraced the challenge of public service and triumphantly passed competitive exams. He launched COPAL-19, a technological initiative that connects Covid-19 patients with plasma donors, illustrating his commitment to societal welfare. Overcoming serious health challenges, he adjusted his study techniques and achieved an outstanding All … Entrepreneur secretly returns home after 4 years in US to surprise parents on Diwali; here's how they reacted14:06 After four years of living in the United States, Vatsal Pandya made a heartwarming return to Mumbai, surprising his family during Diwali. His brother and cousin sister cleverly orchestrated the reunion by crafting a story about attending a friend's birthday party. As he walked through the door, his mother’s joy at seeing him again was palpable, making this Diwali one for the books. |