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Job hunting for many fresh graduates these days feel like running a marathon, but blindfolded. With no prior experience and endless roadblocks —getting a job is needs grit. Entry-level jobs, which once were havens for newbies, now demand 3+ years’ experience, niche skills, and AI fluency, slamming the door on new talent it seems. How…
“Yes” to all drains you; “no” protects power. Mentally tough say, “That doesn’t align,” guilt-free—energy vampires (overtime, needy friends) get cut. Boundaries aren’t selfish; they’re survival. Brené Brown’s research shows, Clear limits breed connection, resentment festers without. Script: “Appreciate the ask, but my plate’s full.” Enforce via calendar blocks. Result? Reclaimed time for priorities. At…
Bengaluru is unfolding its flair for drama as spring rolls in. It’s the months of February and March, when the city does what locals lovingly call a proper “clean up.” Overnight, streets turn magically pink, and during these a few fleeting weeks, the entire neighbourhoods are dusted in blush. Balconies double up as viewing decks….
Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda’s February 2026 wedding didn’t arrive with the usual celebrity noise. No overwhelming drama. No flashy moments clearly designed to trend for a day and disappear the next. Instead, the entire celebration felt calm, almost tender, like watching two people quietly step into a chapter everyone had sensed was coming. After…
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have settled into a Montecito mansion worth $14.65 million, a nine-bedroom, sixteen-bathroom retreat designed as a private haven. Free from public scrutiny, the home becomes a hub for everyday family life—meals shared in the kitchen, laughter during playtime, and the solid sense of home Meghan has long sought. When 12-year-old…
Indian cricketer Rinku Singh has been in the news lately, but this time for his personal loss. Rinku’s father, Khanchand Singh, passed away at Yatharth Hospital in Greater Noida this morning (February 27, 2026) after prolonged illness. He was battling advanced-stage liver cancer and he was on ventilator support for a few days, as per…
Travelling is always fun, but can be stressful too at times, especially when you are travelling abroad. While some countries ease you in gently, many add to the shock value too. Just like India that can both overwhelm, scare, and surprise foreign visitors.A foreign traveler was recently on a 15-day journey through Delhi, Jaipur and…
The Lutyens’ Bungalow Zone (LBZ) needs no introduction. The area has a ‘celebrity’ status in the real estate industry. Spanning central New Delhi, LBZ is among the world’s most exclusive residential districts which is named after British architect Sir Edwin Lutyens. He was the brain behind much of New Delhi design in the early 20th…
Work friendships can feel warm amid stressful deadlines. But one needs to remember that they’re not blood ties. People switch jobs, loyalties shift with promotions, and gossip spreads fast. So, you should not treat them like family members. This can invite betrayal, like stolen ideas or backstabbing. Instead, keep your chats light and maintain your…
Our home’s main entrance is far more than just a doorway. The entrance is considered the main channel through which energies also enter our home, be it positive or negative. Therefore it is important for us to know what things bring positivity through the entrance. From nameplates to plants, everything has an important role in…
