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‘I almost thought surgery was impossible, my eyes were so bad… now I can see almost 20/20’: American woman gets eye surgery in India without insurance, praises Indian healthcare

An American traveller who tagged along with a friend to a hospital in Bengaluru ended up making a spontaneous decision that completely transformed her vision.She hadn’t flown across the world for medical tourism. In fact, she was convinced her eyesight was way too terrible for corrective surgery in the first place. But just one week…

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Japan’s ‘Phone Booth to the Dead’: The mysterious telephone booth where people go to talk to their loved ones who have passed away

In a quiet corner of Japan, a simple white telephone booth has become an unlikely place of comfort for people grieving the loss of someone they love. It has no working telephone connection, no signal and no way to deliver a message to its intended recipient. Yet, thousands of people have travelled to it to…

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“A charging station, where everybody’s phone goes when you get home”: Julia Roberts reveals a simple phone rule at home that could change how families spend time together

Photo: @modermoder/ Instagram Julia Roberts has been one of Hollywood’s best-loved faces for more than three decades. She became a household name with Pretty Woman in 1990, and won the Oscar for Best Actress for Erin Brockovich. Her big smile and warm, down-to-earth charm have made audiences feel she is someone they know.But away from…

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‘The female employee took me into a trial room and DEMANDED that I remove my shirt… then she demanded that I REMOVE MY PANTS TOO’: Bengaluru woman’s shocking allegations against Zara staff spark outrage

What was supposed to be a quick, hassle-free shopping trip to the Zara store at Forum South Mall in Bengaluru turned into an absolute nightmare for one local shopper. She had walked around, tried on a couple of outfits, and was heading out the door when the anti-theft security alarm randomly went off. Instead of…

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Harsh Goenka calls IAS officer Tukaram Mundhe a ‘hero’; his reply about public service wins attention |

When business tycoon Harsh Goenka called IAS officer Tukaram Mundhe the “hero of the evening,” he was basically saying out loud what a lot of everyday folks were already thinking. Mundhe, who heads up Maharashtra’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA), had been making waves by going after dark stores, unhygienic restaurant kitchens, and adulterated food.Instead…

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Psychology says teenagers who prepare comebacks for imaginary arguments may be processing emotions they haven’t expressed

Have you ever noticed a teenager silently arguing with someone who isn’t even present? They may be replaying a disagreement with a friend, imagining what a teacher might say, preparing the perfect comeback to a parent’s criticism or thinking of all the things they wish they had said during an earlier conversation. Sometimes, the imagined…

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He watched children his age give up their dreams to work: 15 years later, this Andhra Pradesh man is bringing hope to 90,000 children across 110 villages, fighting to ensure no child has to sacrifice their childhood for survival

Born to daily-wage agricultural labourers, Bethala Veera Swami grew up seeing how poverty could stand between children and education. Today, the mechanical engineer, who continues to work in Abu Dhabi, is helping rural children access learning opportunities through PARD India, the nonprofit he founded with childhood friends. Growing up in the rural village of Yernagudem,…

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