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Beyond Companionship-Pets as Messengers of Ancestral Values and Generational Love

This article explores how pets connect us with ancestral wisdom, carry forward generational values, and nurture love that transcends lifetimes. From folklore and traditions to modern psychology, the bond with animals is both timeless and sacred. The Role of Pets in Human History

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5 interesting facts about Manipur’s indigenous Haofa dog breed

India has a number of native dog breeds that are not yet known to a large number of people. One of the least known dog breeds is the Haofa dog, which is native to the state of Manipur in the northeastern region of India. The Haofa dog is known for…

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Pregnant hippo at India zoo mauls 27-year-old trainee vet to death

Family of trainee veterinarian raises question about why she was allowed alone inside hippo’s enclosure late at night

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Over 50% of GCC’s population are expats, with Indians leading at 9.1 million and Bangladeshis at 5 million

A region long seen as a hub of opportunity is now navigating uncertainty as geopolitical tensions escalate. Nearly 62 million people living across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries are caught in the broader impact of the ongoing US-Israel war on Iran, with foreign workers forming a significant part of…

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$730 Billion Earned Abroad Why Indians Outside India Matter More Than Ever

For the longest time, we’ve looked at Indians living abroad in a very simple way. They go out, build a life, and send money back home. That was the story we grew up hearing. But today, that story feels incomplete. Because the scale has changed. The impact has changed. And…

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Jazeera Airways airlifts 4.5 tonnes of Indian produce to Kuwait to keep supermarkets stocked amid regional crisis

As regional conflict persists in the Middle East and aviation remains disrupted, airlines have been dedicating flights to fly in fresh fruits and vegetables in Kuwait. The move has been aimed at maintaining stocks of fresh produce in supermarkets and ensuring a streamlined supply of food to the citizens.

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War in Mideast spurs Muslims in Indian-controlled Kashmir to collect donations for Iran

More than a thousand kilometers from the Iran war, Muslim residents in Indian-controlled Kashmir are collecting donations for Iranians: gold, cash, even utensils and livestock.

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The anatomy of a protest: Why workers across refineries in India are striking work?

For the last four years, around 8 am every morning, including Sundays, thousands of men dressed in navy blue and orange overalls, yellow hard-hats and boots have queued up outside the gates leading to the ‘P-25 Project’ site. Hired by private contractors, they work at an intense pace to construct…

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Crammed Test cricket schedule risks leaving Australian summers unrecognisable

Four matches in four weeks for the men’s team compromises the quality of the sport – and makes the Test season a contradiction in terms

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Innocent Devotion: Little Girl Offers Toothbrush And Toothpaste To ‘Mata Rani’ On Navratri

The innocence of a child can melt hearts in a jiffy. And that is exactly what a video of a little girl is doing online. This video in question shows the innocent devotion of a young girl, who is seen offering a toothbrush and toothpaste to Goddess Durga. In the…

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Sugar Prices Rally as Crude Oil Surges

May NY world sugar #11 (SBK26 ) today is up +0.30 (+1.93%), and May London ICE white sugar #5 (SWK26 ) is up +13.70 (+3.05%). Sugar prices are sharply higher today, with NY sugar posting a 5-month high and London sugar posting a 5.5-month high. Today's +4% rally in crude...

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The Dhaka effect: Did the BNP’s win in Bangladesh blunt the BJP’s poll pitch in Bengal?

A few hundred people from various minority religious groups staged a demonstration in Dhaka on March 13. They alleged no end to atrocities on minorities in Bangladesh, even as a new government was democratically elected after years of turmoil.

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4 Fun Facts About Varanasi And How The Priyanka Chopra Jonas Movie Is Keeping The 'Massive' Set Under Wraps

Check out what we learned from the set of the followup to RRR.

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Indian-origin liquor store owner Kulvir Brar faces 39 charges in US; offered underage girls drugs for sex

An India-origin man in the US is facing 39 charges related to sex abuse, trafficking, molestation as more victims of the liquor store owner came forward during the ongoing investigation against 32-year-old Kulvir S Brar. Brar was arrested in March 13 after police said he was using Snapchat to solicit…

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Pakistan tells cricket fans to skip travelling for matches as Middle East war deepens fuel crisis

Pakistan Super League, which runs from 26 March to 3 May, cuts hosting venues from six to two

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From Ranbir Kapoor to Kriti Sanon, Celebs Who Treat Their Pets Like Family

Ranbir Kapoor: The Dog Lover at Heart

Ranbir Kapoor, continuing the Kapoor family tradition, surrounds himself with his beloved dogs, showcasing the deep bond celebrities share with their pets, as seen in his Mumbai home.

Ranbir Kapoor, known for his charm and versatile acting, has often shared glimpses of his…

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5 Indian Temples Where Miracles Are Still Believed to Happen

India is a deeply spiritual country where mystery and faith frequently infuse daily existence. There are temples all around the nation that are renowned not only for their beauty and history but also for the miracles that followers believe still take place there. Millions of people come to these hallowed…

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Your Dream Bike Exists Because India Buys Millions Of Small Ones

Honda adds new production lines in India, boosting capacity to over 2 million motorcycles a year in a single plant.

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12 Countries Where Lord Ram Is Part of History & Worshipped Beyond India

The Ramayana did not remain limited to India. Over centuries, it travelled through trade routes, kingdoms, and religious exchanges into Southeast Asia, East Asia, and Central Asia. In each region, it was not simply translated but reshaped into local culture, language, and belief systems. Today, there are said to be…

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1.5M top-tier students, 200,000 seats: Why UK universities are spending millions to expand to India

India is home to about 367 million young people between the ages of 15 and 29, the largest youth population in the world. This also preludes the country's growing education sector, which caters to approximately 40 million students.

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Signs Your Pet Might Be Depressed

Your once bubbly Labrador sulks in corners, or your chatty tabby skips meals could it be depression? Pets feel deep emotions, and 2026's urban India sees rising cases amid apartments, travel, and family shifts. Like us, dogs and cats show mood dips from stress, but subtle cues mimic illness. Spotting…

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How Much Oil Does India Have? Government Shares Big Update

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday addressed the implications of the ongoing West Asia conflict on India’s fuel security, assuring the nation that adequate measures are in place to maintain uninterrupted supplies.

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Rahul Gandhi Criticises Centre’s Foreign Policy, Calls It ‘Personal’ and a ‘Universal Joke’

Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, on Tuesday launched a sharp attack on the Centre’s foreign policy, alleging that it has become Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “personal policy” and is viewed globally as a “universal joke.”

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5 Countries Where Durga Is Worshipped As Feminine Power, Not Just a Goddess

There are moments - quiet ones, often at night, when you feel something restless inside you. Not sadness exactly. Not confusion either. Just… a sense that you’re not fully living as yourself. You go through your days doing what is expected. Saying the right things. Playing roles so well that…

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Two Indian LPG Tankers Safely Transit Strait of Hormuz Amid Regional Tensions

Amid heightened tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, two Indian-flagged LPG tankers—Pine Gas and Jag Vasant—have successfully navigated the strategically critical waterway and are now en route to India.

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