Personality Test: Personality test: Rose, sunflower, or tulip? The flower you choose reveals your attachment style in love

We’ve all been there: it’s late in the night, you’re scrolling through your phone, and you stumble upon a personality quiz that promises to “read your soul.” You know it’s not exactly a lab-certified psych eval, but there’s something addictive about seeing yourself reflected in a few paragraphs. Think of these tests like a quick…

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Banking charges update: RBI weighs uniform disclosure template; lenders begin reviewing regulator’s proposals

The Reserve Bank of India has begun consultations with banks on creating a uniform disclosure format for service charges and removing overlapping fees, as the regulator steps up efforts to streamline customer-facing charges, people familiar with the matter told ET.A senior bank executive said the discussions include having a standardised template that clearly itemises service…

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Forex fall: India’s reserve falls $9.81 billion to $686.80 billion; RBI data shows weekly decline

Foreign exchange reserves fell by $9.809 billion to $686.801 billion in the week ended January 2, data released by the Reserve Bank of India showed on Friday, PTI reported.The decline followed a rise of $3.293 billion in the previous reporting week, when the reserves had climbed to $696.61 billion.Foreign currency assets (FCA), the largest component…

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‘Sovereignty rests with UK’: Starmer govt rejects report of possible US ‘review’ on Falklands

The UK government has firmly asserted that sovereignty over the Falkland Islands “rests with the UK”, pushing back against reports that the United States could reconsider its stance on the disputed territory.According to Reuters, a spokesperson for Prime Minister Keir Starmer said Britain’s position was “longstanding and unchanged”, emphasising that the islanders’ right to self-determination…

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Abstain Files

Doc is pulled up for his fetish for proper records As the patient sat down, I looked expectantly for the treatment file. But Gen Z Govind was carrying only his brand new mobile phone and the unreasonable expectation of an immediate cure for his chronic illness. I asked tentatively, “Are you carrying your previous records?”…

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What Survives: Love

In conversation, M Mukundan keeps circling back to the same question—not about his new novel, but about where he now stands as a writer. The discussion moves restlessly across decades: from communism to existentialism, from Albert Camus to love, from language to desire, from belief systems that once promised change to a present where such…

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