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Quote of the day by Sean Connery explores a line from his portrayal of King Arthur in First Knight: I take the good with the bad. I cant love people in slices. The saying focuses on accepting people as whole individuals. It also offers lessons about love, loyalty, perfectionism, humility, relationships and accepting human flaws without choosing only the parts that are convenient.
Forgetting to wish someone does not necessarily mean that the relationship matters less to you. Research on prospective memory shows that people can fail to remember important intentions, especially when their attention is occupied by something else or when there are few cues to trigger the intended action.
13-year-old coders water campaign reaches 1 million people, saves 20 million gallons
An old-fashioned alarm clock may also create a clearer boundary between bedtime and smartphone use. When a phone sits beside the bed, it can easily become more than an alarm, doubling as a source of messages, entertainment, notifications and other distractions. A separate alarm clock, by contrast, serves a single purpose: waking you up.
An office can provide environmental cues, routines, social accountability and physical separation from household activities. These factors may make it easier for some people to enter and maintain a work-focused state.
Psychology says people who bring food to every house party may be doing more than being polite
House parties are inherently social settings, and sharing food can make those interactions feel more natural and comfortable. Research by psychologist Robin Dunbar suggests that eating with others may be linked to greater happiness, trust, social engagement and a stronger sense of connection. His work indicates that communal meals may play an important role in bringing people closer and strengthening social bonds.
From a Marathi-medium classroom to empowering millions of government school children across India, Sushant's journey shows how education can become the greatest equaliser.
A Legionnaires' disease outbreak has occurred in the South Bronx, causing one fatality and infecting five individuals. Health officials are actively investigating the source of this serious pneumonia outbreak in affected neighborhoods. Residents will receive information about symptoms and prevention methods through outreach efforts and town halls. This latest cluster follows a deadly outbreak on Manhattan's Upper East Side earlier this summer.
Only Pune people behave badly? HC on 10-day liquor ban
The Bombay High Court strongly criticised the Pune administration's decision to ban alcohol sales for 10 days during the Ganesh festival, questioning why Pune was singled out for such restrictions while other regions were not. The court deemed the blanket ban arbitrary and stigmatising for Pune residents, urging the administration to withdraw the order or face judicial intervention.
Anthropic has said a consultant working for Malian national security authorities used Claude to build a mass-interception platform capable of surveilling communications across all of the country's mobile operators. The company said the system could also generate detailed information on people being targeted, highlighting how AI is being used to build and support surveillance operations.
Tumhare Baap Ka Nahi Khati: Neena Gupta Has A Blunt Response To People Asking About Marriage
Neena Gupta's comedy-drama series Chumbak was released on Thursday, September 11
Bihar flood situation grim as over 46 lakh people affected
Patna: More than 46 lakh people across 15 districts of Bihar have been affected by floods, with the situation remaining grim on Friday, September 11, as water levels continued to flow above the danger mark at several locations, officials said. Incessant rain across the state, coupled with heavy downpour in Nepals catchment areas, has caused Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Quote of the Day: Marcel Proust believed gratitude for people who make us happy is essential. These individuals act as gardeners, helping our souls blossom and flourish. Proust, a French author, explored happiness and gratitude in his writings. His famous quote highlights the impact of supportive companions on our inner lives. Recognizing these people helps us understand what truly brings us happiness.
Dopamine Sites Sell Nothing, and People Cannot Get Enough
Digital spaces that simulate indulgences like shopping and ordering food have taken off worldwide. Experts in human behavior say there are real reasons for their appeal.
India Inc's hiring of specially abled people is making slow progress
Workplace barriers and gender divides leave millions of disabled workers sidelined from the formal economy
AI researchers are organizing to address existential risks from advanced artificial intelligence. Jacob Coxon, a former researcher, has backed this new coalition of concerned AI staff. This group aims to use internal leverage to influence company decisions on AI development. Many AI developers privately fear human extinction from superintelligence within the decade. The coalition offers support and legal guidance for employees raising concerns.
Parul Gulati shares 3-post strategy: 'People want different things'
Parul Gulati advocates for a dynamic posting schedule on Instagram, featuring three posts daily for optimal business outreach. Morning content focuses on direct sales opportunities, catering to early risers. Afternoon visuals are crafted to captivate users as they browse. Finally, evening posts aim to activate laughter and relaxation, helping followers to decompress after a busy day, thereby improving overall engagement through deliberate content timing.
Tribal people from hamlet in Keralams Malappuram live in makeshift sheds seven years after flood
Over two dozen Paniya tribal families are living in plastic sheds set up in forested areas across the Chaliyar river in Malappuram district. Abdul Latheef Naha takes a trip to the tribal settlement to bring out the plight of the tribespeople
People long for simpler times, say Practical Magic reboot stars
Actresses Maisie Williams and Joey King feature in the upcoming sequel of the 1998 fantasy romcom.
Gauhati High Court seeks clarity on rehab for evicted people in Assam
About 650 families, mostly migrant Muslims, were evicted in September 2024 to clear 100 bighas of notified tribal land in the Sonapur area of Kamrup Metropolitan district
Sigmund Freuds quote explores the complicated relationship between love, fear and emotional vulnerability. It suggests that people may deeply want to be with someone they love but hesitate to express their feelings because they fear rejection or discovering that their affection is not returned. The quote also examines why people sometimes remain emotionally connected to someone even when the attachment causes them pain.
People who continue working despite being ill may be driven by a strong sense of responsibility, financial concerns, fear of falling behind, workplace expectations or a deeper difficulty with mentally disconnecting from work.
Fear-based education around porn is failing young people, study suggests
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Psychology says people who feel relieved when houseguests leave may be protecting their mental space
Feeling relieved once guests have left does not necessarily point to a psychological problem. For some people, it may simply reflect a natural need for privacy and personal space after prolonged social interaction. The response may be worth exploring further if social contact consistently causes intense distress, if someone regularly withdraws from relationships or if they feel unable to have people in their home despite genuinely wanting connection and companionship.
US shooting: 4 people shot inside North Carolina home as cops rush to scene
China Confirms Xis Presence at BRICS, Brings 400 People Delegation for Talks
Putin and Pezeshkian to meet Modi as New Delhi hosts BRICS leaders this weekend
It can be tempting to interpret a higher-pitched voice as a sign of anxiety, insecurity or low confidence, but psychology does not support such a straightforward conclusion. Vocal pitch can shift for many reasons, including emphasis, emotional arousal, social context, turn-taking, perceived status and a speakers effort to make their words more noticeable.
The three-hour Congress Legislature Party meeting saw him explaining government schemes extensively to partymen
Four people in hospital after stabbing in south-east London
Badenoch denies housing benefit cuts plan would make people homeless
The Conservatives say 4bn could be cut from the housing benefit bill to help fund increased defence spending.
From teaching 25 children on Saturdays to building a wider educational initiative, Satarupa Majumder is creating new opportunities for children in the Sundarbans.
Swiss proverb of the day: A Swiss saying highlights that luck often appears as small, unnoticed opportunities. One person recognizes potential and acts, while another simply passes by. Not every chance seems important initially, requiring awareness and attention. Taking action is crucial after spotting an opportunity, despite inherent uncertainty.
EC recognises TVK as registered political party, CM C Joseph Vijay thanks people
In a significant political development, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay proclaimed the official recognition of his TVK party, which has been granted the 'whistle' election symbol by the Election Commission. With an impressive thirty-five percent of the vote share in the recent Assembly elections, TVK has emerged as the single largest party. Vijay has committed to delivering governance that is both honest and free from corruption.
Woman rides to help people with mental illness
AI is making coding, writing and other knowledge work faster, but its growing role is also making some workers question the need to keep learning new skills. A Reddit discussion among software developers reflects this anxiety, while psychologists warn that excessive reliance on AI can lead to cognitive offloading, weaker critical thinking and skill decay. Experts say the answer is not to stop using AI, but to use it deliberately while continuing to practise, learn and develop skills that require human judgement, creativity and problem-solving.
BRICS Pushes Multipolar World Order, Rejects Currency Hegemony and Promotes People-to-People Ties
BRICS Pushes Multipolar World Order, Rejects Currency Hegemony and Promotes People-to-People Ties
EC Recognises TVK as Registered Political Party, Vijay Thanks People
Hailing the electoral mandate for his Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam which he launched two years ago, Vijay outlined his government's priorities while reflecting on the its historic performance in the 2026 Assembly elections
ECI recognises TVK as State party; Tamil Nadu CM Vijay expresses gratitude to people
Previously, the TVK was a registered and unrecognised party. With the ECI recognition, the party is entitled to have its symbol Whistle reserved
Why did armed people come looking for Destiny's son? Kick streamer recalls frightening incident
Our forefathers are coming back: Naga people celebrate after Oxford museum agrees to return remains
Real Story Of Ranabaali: The Great Madras Famine That Killed 8 Million People
Vijay Deverakonda plays the titular character, Ranabaali, while Rashmika Mandanna stars as Jayamma, his wife, in the Rahul Sankrityan-directed film
Anna Hazare Discharged from Hospital, Vows to Serve People for Life
Anna Hazare, the prominent social activist, is discharged from the hospital and pledges to continue serving the community. Anna Hazare Discharged from Hospital, Vows to Serve People for Life
From building foundations and mobilising 20 lakh young people to advancing climate resilience, Prerana Langa is scaling solutions for lasting change.
SMU and LSE say universities and global academic culture should prioritise purpose and people
SMU and LSE say universities and global academic culture should prioritise purpose and people
Over 43 lakh people affected in 14 districts as flood wreaks havoc in Bihar
Over 43 lakh people are affected by Bihar floods across fourteen districts. Several rivers, including the Ganga, are flowing above their danger levels. Incessant rains and Nepal catchment rainfall caused rivers and streams to overflow. The state has deployed rescue teams and is operating community kitchens for affected citizens. Light to moderate rain is forecast for the next two days.
ED coercing people to testify against Pinarayi Vijayan, daughter Veena: Mohamed Riyas
The Beypore MLA claims that statements thus procured are then being supplied to media as official press releases
Front-of-pack labels on packaged food: Supreme Court says it is concerned about health of people
The Supreme Court takes a firm stance on food safety, emphasising the urgent need for clear front-of-pack warning labels on products high in salt, sugar, and fat
Billions of cicadas emerged in spring 2021, prompting widespread public interest and documentation. The Cicada Safari app allowed people to submit photos and videos, transforming phones into research tools. This crowdsourced data provided valuable insights into the Brood X cicada emergence across fifteen states. Researchers verified these submissions, turning public sightings into usable scientific information for future studies. The app's success demonstrated a new, accessible method for documenting natural phenomena.
In the recent episode of Bigg Boss 20, singer Qazi Touqeer was seen doing what he does best charming co-contestants and the audience with his unparalleled wit and charisma. The singer was seen explaining Gen Z dating trends such as situationship and benching to fellow participant Mary Kom. However, he came up with his own hilarious meanings.
Tens of millions of people fail to get humanitarian aid as global system crumbles
According to Carl Jung, loneliness transcends mere physical solitude. It is largely an inner experience. Establishing real connections necessitates emotional security and transparent communication. Numerous people keep their true selves hidden out of fear of judgment or lack of understanding, resulting in significant detachment. Read on to know why it felt relevant.
Watch: Philippines: Five people died and 43 were rescued after a ferry caught fire off Palawan
Five people died and 43 were rescued after the MV June Aster caught fire off Coron in Palawan on Wednesday night. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Nepal floods: Gujarat collects DNA samples of kin of 29 missing people
Digital Desk | Gandhinagar, Sep 10 (IANS) The Gujarat government has completed DNA sample collection from relatives of 29 of the 30 people from the state, including Non-Resident Gujaratis (NRGs), who remain missing or uncontactable following the August 26 flash floods in Nepal, particularly along the Nepal-Tibet border and Bhote Koshi River corridor. The samples are being processed for DNA profiling to help identify bodies and human remains recovered in the disaster. The process for the remaining missing person is also underway. The Gujarat State Non-Resident Gujaratis Foundation (NRGF), under the NRI Division of the General Administration Department, has been coordinating with the families and authorities in India and abroad to facilitate the DNA collection and identification process. The initiative is being carried out in accordance with guidelines issued by the Central government, under which designated forensic laboratories have been identified for DNA sample collection and profiling of first-degree relatives of missing persons. DNA profiling at laboratories designated for the purpose is being undertaken free of cost, as directed by Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Six designated laboratories in Gujarat are facilitating the process, with DNA profiling being undertaken in Gandhinagar, Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara, Junagadh and Rajkot. The National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) in Gandhinagar, is coordinating with the Ministry of External Affairs on DNA profiling of samples collected in India and their linkage with the identification process in Nepal. A 10-member NFSU forensic team has also been involved in the identification efforts in Nepal. Nepal Police has separately initiated DNA profiling of recovered bodies and human remains following the incident. NRGF has been personally contacting relatives of each missing person and guiding them about the designated laboratories, available facilities and the procedure for DNA sample collection and profiling. It has also been coordinating with NRGs and relatives living abroad to ascertain the action taken by local authorities in their respective countries. In cases involving relatives in New Zealand, the United States, Canada and African countries, NRGF has obtained information about DNA samples collected by authorities in those countries and the status of the identification process. In several cases, samples of relatives living abroad have already been collected through the respective local authorities. The DNA profiling reports are being sent directly by the designated laboratories to Nepalese authorities through the official email addresses and contact numbers notified by the them for the identification exercise. Nepal Police has also requested first-degree relatives of missing people living abroad to undergo DNA profiling at authorised forensic laboratories in their respective countries. The Gujarat Government, through the State Emergency Operations Centre (SEOC), district administrations and NRGF, has been coordinating efforts to trace people from the state and Gujaratis living abroad who were reported missing or remain uncontactable after the floods. A consolidated list of missing and untraceable persons prepared by SEOC and NRGF has also been shared with the Nepal government. So far, 30 people, including NRGs, remain untraceable from the flood-affected areas. Those reported missing or out of contact include people from Ahmedabad, Anand, Banaskantha, Kheda, Gandhinagar, Surat, Valsad, Rajkot and other parts of Gujarat. Several had travelled to Nepal for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra through different travel agencies and routes. The scale of the disaster has made conventional identification difficult in cases where bodies or human remains have been severely damaged or recovered in parts. Nepal has therefore begun a large-scale DNA identification exercise, with samples being collected from relatives and compared with DNA obtained from recovered remains. The DNA-based process is expected to help establish the identities of victims from Gujarat and other parts of India, as well as foreign nationals, and provide families with confirmation about the fate of relatives who remain missing.
Jagans arrest for my revenge will not benefit people in any way, says Andhra CM Naidu
Asserting that Andhra Pradesh had witnessed more damage during YSRCPs tenure than what it lost due to State bifurcation, Naidu says he is aggressive towards achieving economic equality and better living standards in the State
You Can't Throw People Out: Harish Salve To NDTV On Delhi's Illegal Buildings
Harish Salve said authorities must also consider where people living in such buildings will go and why they were forced to choose illegal or unsafe housing in the first place.
5 common relationship mistakes people make in their 20s without realizing it
UK disabled people could swap Pip cash for
A childhood question about inequality led Khurram Naayaab from grassroots development to large-scale CSR and women and child development.
Fifteen people have been rescued after a metal slab collapsed at an under construction site in the Kudasan area of Gandhinagar on Wednesday night, Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi said and added that the debris-clearing operation continued through the night to ensure that no one remained trapped.Along with Harsh Sanghavi, Health Minister Praful Pansheriya, and Gandhinagar MLA Ritaben Ketanbhai Patel arrived at the Civil Hospital to meet those injured in the building collapse incident.
Scots are the kindest people on earth! Meet the Americans moving to Scotland
Situational awareness is crucial for quickly identifying environmental characteristics and their implications. Research indicates that visual focus plays a significant role in decision-making during evacuations. Recognizing exit points is linked to their effective utilization in emergencies. This behavior exemplifies the creation of a mental map, enabling individuals to stay attuned to their surroundings and maintain a range of escape options.
Deadly Philippines ferry fire leaves scores of people missing
People power saves Panchkulas mango grove; fairground plan gives way to nature park
Peoples welfare first: Russias Alipov praises Indias BRICS presidency ahead of Putin visit
Russian Ambassador Denis Alipov praised Indias people-centred approach to its BRICS presidency, saying the grouping must ensure Global South and East interests shape global decisions. Ahead of Vladimir Putins second India visit in under a year, Alipov highlighted trade, energy, healthcare, AI and potential cooperation in urea, aircraft and nuclear energy.
Prajaseva Abhiyan to bring grievance redressal closer to people: Rizwan Arshad
Ramchander Rao accuses Congress, BRS parties of ignoring peoples problems
Ramchander Rao accuses Congress, BRS parties of ignoring peoples problems
An 1896 Texas event featured two steam locomotives colliding at high speed. This spectacle, organized by the Katy Railroad, drew thousands of paying spectators. The collision caused both locomotives and their boilers to explode unexpectedly. Fatalities and injuries occurred, and a photographer was permanently blinded. Despite the tragedy, the event generated significant publicity for the railroad.
Young people: are you doom-saving or doom-spending? How are you approaching the future?
Psychology says people who buy beautiful notebooks and pens may be seeking more than just stationery
Psychology suggests that an attraction to fancy stationery can fulfill several psychological needs at the same time, including self-expression, identity formation, creativity, aesthetic enjoyment and nostalgia. The appeal is not necessarily a sign of materialism or impracticality. For some people, these objects offer a simple way to express a version of themselves that feels meaningful or enjoyable.
Psychology says people who prefer takeout over dining in may be valuing one thing more than food
Someone might enjoy dining at an elegant restaurant for a birthday or special occasion but still opt for takeout on an ordinary Tuesday. The reason may be less about the food itself and more about convenience: ordering in can give them greater control over their limited time, attention and mental energy.
Riteish Deshmukh recently recalled an unexpected moment of kindness involving a paparazzo outside a Mumbai restaurant. The actor shared that he had no cash with him when he wanted to buy something worth Rs 100 from a child, and a paparazzo stepped in to help. Riteish explained that he was walking out of the restaurant when he noticed a child selling something for Rs 100. Since he usually relies on digital payments, he did not have cash on him. We were walking out, and there was a child who was selling something for Rs 100. You have become so cashless today I wasnt carrying money. Now, I dont carry money because everything is digital, he said. He initially asked his chauffeur, Sau rupaye chhutta hai kya? (Do you have a change of Rs 100?), but was told there was no cash available. Riteish then asked the child whether he accepted Google Pay, assuming he might have a QR code. However, the child replied, GPay nahin hai mere paas (I dont have GPay). At that point, a paparazzo offered to pay the amount on Riteishs behalf. The actor recalled, And it was so nice of one paparazzo, whose name I didnt know, but now, I know, his name is Sushil Mohite, if Im not wrong, but if Im wrong, then Im very sorry. He said, Main deta hoon (I will give). With the situation becoming chaotic due to traffic and photographers around him, Riteish tried to get Sushils GPay details so he could return the money. However, the paparazzo declined, saying, Nahin, rehne do (No, let it go). Riteish later clicked his picture before leaving. Once inside the car, Riteish decided to use Instagram to find him. So then I just posted on my story saying, I owe him. I need to pay him back. And finally, in fact I got his number, he said. After getting in touch with Sushil, Riteish thanked him and insisted on returning the money. Reflecting on the incident, he said the gesture mattered more than the amount. It was the kindness that the pap showed where he wanted to pay for me. Its always chaotic, getting in and out on the road, and the paps are doing their job. We always think that they are probably wanting our pictures and they are in need. But we dont realise that there are moments when they step up to help you, he said. Genelia also recalled their experiences with paparazzi support, saying, And weve always had that. Always, she said. Riteish summed up the moment with a laugh: People always say that youre paying paps. I was the one who got paid by them. Also Read : Riteish Deshmukh remembers father Vilasrao Deshmukh on his 14th death anniversary: My exile still hasnt ended
Psychology says people who wear fancy clothes at home may be doing more than looking good
Psychology suggests that dressing up at home may have less to do with seeking approval from others and more to do with how people perceive themselves, express their identity, regulate their mood and respond to psychological cues in their environment. However, this habit alone does not indicate that everyone who enjoys dressing up at home shares the same personality traits.
Psychology says people who wear fancy clothes at home may be doing more than looking good
Psychology suggests that dressing up at home may have less to do with seeking approval from others and more to do with how people perceive themselves, express their identity, regulate their mood and respond to psychological cues in their environment. However, this habit alone does not indicate that everyone who enjoys dressing up at home shares the same personality traits.
Actor Kanikka Kapur, who played Karan Deol's love interest Nishaat in Batwara 1947, opened up about her experience of working on the Partition drama in an exclusive interview with India TV. From preparing for the Punjabi dialect to sharing screen space with Karan Deol, the actor spoke about the challenges that came with her role and why the film remains special to her. She also spoke about the film's mediocre box office performance.
Ministers to put white working-class people in UK at heart of new equalities unit
Govt Committed To Safeguarding People's Land Rights: CM Naidu
AP CM N Chandrababu Naidu said that the NDA coalition government was committed to ensuring people's rights over their own land and resolving long-pending land disputes.
That quiet cup of tea in the evening becomes a way of stepping out of the day for a while, for some people. It creates a familiar pause, a chance to sit somewhere comfortable, look beyond the horizon and let the mind slow down before the evening takes over.
Third year since Naidus arrest: September 9 a dark day for Telugu people, says TDP chief
Palla Srinivasa Rao calls the 2023 arrest in the APSSDC case politically motivated and the then YSRCP governments conduct authoritarian; the TDP leader spent more than 50 days in the Rajamahendravaram Central Prison
Third year since Naidus arrest: September 9 a dark day for Telugu people, says TDP chief
Palla Srinivasa Rao calls the 2023 arrest in the APSSDC case politically motivated and the then YSRCP governments conduct authoritarian; the TDP leader spent more than 50 days in the Rajamahendravaram Central Prison
Bihar floods: Over 40 lakh people affected across 14 districts amid heavy rain
Floods have affected over 40 lakh people across 14 Bihar districts after heavy rain and rising rivers. The Ganga crossed its previous highest flood level at Sultanganj, while 723 community kitchens, 15 relief camps and 2,000-plus rescue boats support victims.
Bihar Floods Affect Over 40 Lakh People Across 14 Districts
Ganga Breaches Previous Highest Flood Level At Sultanganj As Several Rivers Flow Above Danger Mark
ARaymond India, under Manish Padharia's leadership, is committed to shaping its organizational culture by empowering employees. The company prioritizes employee engagement and community contributions, believing that sustainable growth hinges on the success of both individuals and society.
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Why is Taarak Mehta actor Kush Shah aka Goli asking people if he can cook at their homes?
Kush Shah, who became popular as Goli in Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, has started a new chapter in his life. After spending years playing Gulab Kumar Hathi, better known as Goli, on the show, Kush has now entered the digital space. After completing his studies, he launched his own YouTube channel, where he is experimenting with a different kind of content.
