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A massive avalanche struck Sonamarg, Jammu and Kashmir, late Tuesday night, burying homes and vehicles in snow. Miraculously, no casualties or injuries were reported as residents and tourists were indoors. The incident highlights avalanche risks in the region, leading to travel disruptions and highway closures.

Professionals are now 'job hugging,' clinging to roles out of fear, not passion, due to economic anxieties and AI's impact. With job hunts proving difficult and pay bumps for switching diminishing, employees are prioritizing financial security. This trend, while boosting retention, stifles growth and innovation, creating a disengaged workforce. Leaders must foster genuine commitment through devel…

Achieve sparkling clean windows with the right tools and techniques. This guide outlines using microfiber cloths, a squeegee, and DIY cleaning solutions like vinegar and water. Follow a top-to-bottom approach, address specific spots like bird droppings and hard water stains, and don't forget to clean frames and sills for a brilliant, lasting shine.

IndiGo has launched India's first non-stop flights to Greece, connecting Mumbai and Delhi directly to Athens starting January 2026. Operating thrice weekly with Airbus A321XLR aircraft, these services significantly reduce travel time and eliminate layovers. This historic move opens up easier access for Indian travellers to explore Greece's rich history and stunning islands like Santorini and Cret…

The India-EU Free Trade Agreement, hailed as historic, establishes a framework for enhanced business travel, professional mobility, and people-to-people engagement. This pact facilitates short-term work for Indian professionals in the EU and easier market access for European counterparts, boosting trade and collaboration.

A devoted wife's life shattered after vitiligo caused her hair to turn white overnight. Her husband divorced her, citing her appearance as the reason, and even won custody of their child. This heartbreaking story, which went viral, highlights the stigma surrounding visible illnesses and the importance of empathy over abandonment.

Delhi, the capital of India, among many things, is also known for its quality homes that attracts homebuyers from all over. The statutory authorities in Delhi-NCR along with private developers are stepping up with a range of interesting projects which are aimed at lower and middle-income families. Let’s have a look at top 10 upcoming budget-friendly housing projects in Delhi-NCR.

Some wow you with scale, others with colour, history, chaos, calm, or all of the above at once. Here are the ten countries that made Infodex’s list, and why they linger in your head long after you’ve left.

Historian Eric Chopra explores Delhi's haunted sites, focusing on the enigmatic tomb of Jamali and Kamali. Despite local warnings of djinns, Chopra experienced a profound sense of peace and love within the tomb, highlighting the enduring power of bonds that transcend death.

People who seem cold in initial meetings are often guarding their sensitive hearts with invisible armour. And as per psychology, being cold on the outside is their way of self-protection, which is often due to their past wounds. Here we list some common traits of such people:

First impressions reveal that this tree has almost a surreal quality to it, a tree that seems to bleed bright red when its bark is sliced. This is no .

Nipah virus cases in West Bengal have prompted heightened surveillance across Asia, with airports and border crossings implementing health screenings. While not highly transmissible like COVID-19, Nipah has a high fatality rate and spreads through close contact, contaminated food, or bodily fluids. Several cases were linked to hospital transmission, raising concerns for healthcare settings.

In a heartwarming display of enduring love, Michael O’Reilley, battling Alzheimer's, proposed to his wife Linda again after 39 years of marriage. Despite his memory loss, his deep love for Linda remains constant, leading to a beautiful vow renewal ceremony surrounded by loved ones.

Amidst wedding rumours, Mrunal Thakur captivated at Lollapalooza India, proving her fashion prowess. She effortlessly donned a chic Sandro Paris ensemble featuring a navy cardigan-style jacket and a grey pleated mini skirt. Her understated accessories, including a burgundy bag and delicate jewellery, complemented her fresh makeup and soft waves, showcasing her innate style and confidence.

Anyone who lives with pets will know how stubborn pet hair is: it clings to clothes, blankets, and couch covers, even after repeated washing. Still, t.