‘Don’t ignore your body’s warnings’ – Anil Radhakrishnan Menon

Renowned director Anil Radhakrishnan Menon recently opened up about his mild stroke, highlighting it as a crucial turning point in his life. He pointed out how easily individuals neglect their health, brushing aside stress and delaying necessary breaks. Menon encourages everyone to take their health seriously by scheduling regular check-ups, ensuring sufficient sleep, and practicing…

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Daily Shani Predictions on Blood Moon, September 7, 2025: Shani Aligns Fortune, Wisdom, and Balance for Key Zodiac Signs

Saturn’s transit into Pisces brings cosmic guidelines for each zodiac sign, emphasizing karmic lessons and personal growth. The daily Shani horoscope encourages introspection and learning from mistakes. Each sign receives specific advice, from Aries’ adaptability to Pisces’ balanced energy management, fostering patience and steady progress.

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Got less than 90% in high school? You can still crack UK university admissions

Big changes are happening in UK university admissions. Top universities like Oxford are now looking beyond just grades. They want students who show real interest and commitment. Even if marks are not top-notch, students with strong experience can get in. Personal statements and extracurricular activities matter a lot. Universities seek diverse learners ready to contribute.

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Tomorrow X Together’s musical journey reaches new heights; band to launch their fourth album ‘The Star Chapter: TOGETHER’

Tomorrow X Together (TXT) is set to release their fourth full album, “The Star Chapter: TOGETHER,” on July 21st, concluding their “Star Chapter” series. The album features eight tracks, including the title song “Beautiful Strangers,” exploring themes of connection and growth. Members actively participated in the creative process, writing lyrics and producing tracks.

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‘Will work with whichever govt people choose’: India on Bangladesh elections; supports February timeframe for polls

India firmly backs free, fair, and inclusive elections in Bangladesh, urging their earliest possible conduct. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri stated India will engage with any democratically elected government, emphasizing a pragmatic approach and the need for a conducive environment to strengthen bilateral ties. Global attention is on these upcoming polls.

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We don’t walk anymore—We just count steps

The pervasive influence of step counters has transformed walking from a leisurely activity into a performance-driven task. This shift, fueled by the arbitrary 10,000-step goal, has led to a loss of aimlessness and mental reset. Reclaiming the joy of walking involves ditching the trackers, embracing wandering, and prioritizing presence over performance for improved well-being.

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