Being smart isn’t enough: Here’s what Bill Gates says will enrich students’ lives

Bill Gates, a Harvard dropout and education advocate, emphasizes that success transcends academic intelligence. He advises students to choose their peers wisely, surrounding themselves with those who challenge and inspire them. Furthermore, Gates stresses the importance of recognizing and appreciating diverse talents, acknowledging that a blend of skills, not just high IQ, is crucial for…

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NEET-JEE Preparation: The emotional curve every student faces and how parents can help, according to expert

Preparing for JEE and NEET is an emotional rollercoaster, moving through overconfidence, self-doubt, determination, and exhaustion. Understanding these four phases is crucial for parents and mentors to offer timely support. Emotional conditioning, focusing on resilience and personal growth over just results, helps students navigate pressure and achieve success with peace of mind.

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Bigg Boss Malayalam 7: Ex-contestant Abhirami Suresh hails Nevin as a ‘content machine’ ahead of the finale

As Bigg Boss Malayalam Season 7 nears its finale, former contestant Abhirami Suresh has publicly endorsed finalist Nevin. She praised his positive and entertaining presence in the house, highlighting his ability to create content without resorting to negativity or conflict. Abhirami revealed she voted for Nevin, calling him a “content machine” and a “beautifully imperfect”…

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‘Mistakenly applied’: LJP (RV) MP Shambhavi Chaudhary inked on both fingers, RJD claims fraud, Patna administration responds

In response to concerns over potential voter fraud, the Patna administration confirmed that the ink marks seen on LJP MP Shambhavi Chaudhary’s fingers were a result of an error made by polling staff, not an instance of double voting. The Presiding Officer promptly rectified the situation by marking her left hand instead.

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Why does spicy food make us sweat? Understanding capsaicin’s thermoregulatory effects

Spicy food makes us sweat because capsaicin, the active compound in chili peppers, tricks the body’s heat sensors into thinking it’s hot. This triggers the brain to activate cooling mechanisms like sweating and increased blood flow to the skin. At the same time, capsaicin increases metabolic heat production. These independent processes cause the sensation of…

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Have no regrets

The material gain from positive approach is the saving of time and energy which would otherwise be wasted by wallowing in self-pity. Bitter memories can be channeled by positive thinking into useful experiences—precious lessons for the future.

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‘Initially Mummy Ji used to urge me a lot to have parathas’: When Katrina Kaif spoke about her mother-in-law spoiling her with food

Katrina Kaif’s adjustment to her Punjabi family life, particularly food, has been a sweet journey. Initially hesitant with parathas due to her diet, her mother-in-law now prepares sweet potatoes for her. Vicky Kaushal humorously describes their union as ‘paranthas weds pancakes,’ highlighting their shared love for food. The couple recently welcomed their first child, a…

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