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- Only human to walk the entire world nears finish line: For 27 years he followed just one rule
British adventurer Karl Bushby is close to completing a 27-year mission to walk an unbroken path around the world without using any form of transport. Starting in Chile in 1998, his 36,000-mile journey, called the Goliath Expedition, has taken him across the Americas, the frozen Bering Strait, Siberia, and most recently Türkiye. Despite visa bans, wars, financial struggles, and even swimming parts of the Caspian Sea, he has stayed committed to finishing the walk.
- 3BHK for 80 lakh with 60K EMI or 40K rent in Bengaluru? Man turns to Reddit for advice
A Bengaluru couple is contemplating buying their current 3BHK for Rs 80 lakh as their landlord plans to sell. Faced with a Rs 60,000 EMI versus rising rents, they seek advice on whether to purchase or rent, considering their strong financial standing and long-term plans in the city. Redditors suggest buying, emphasizing long-term benefits and offering strategies to manage finances.
- Shark Tank's Anupam Mittal on why Kashmir should not be called India's Switzerland, after he visits the valley with family
Anupam Mittal visited Kashmir with his family. He found the region more than just scenic. The valley's economy is growing, and tourism is booming. Apple, saffron, nuts, and honey industries are also thriving. Local startups are working to showcase Kashmir. Despite challenges like the recent attack, Kashmiris remain resilient. Mittal learned that Kashmir's beauty lies in its enduring spirit.
- Russian woman in Bengaluru calls India 'super safe' as she shares 3 life lessons from 11 years living here
Iuliaa Aslamova, a Russian national, celebrated 11 years in India, reflecting on the profound impact the country has had on her life. Initially planning a one-year stay, she shares how India taught her invaluable lessons about hospitality, perspective, and safety. She emphasizes the importance of an open heart and positive mindset in experiencing the warmth and beauty of Indian culture.
- No cars, no vacations. 27-year-old clears family's Rs 65 lakh debt. How he stayed motivated to not spend on himself?
A 27-year-old man in India has significantly reduced his family's debt. He repaid fifty-five lakh rupees of a sixty-five lakh rupee loan. He started working in college to support his parents and sister. His goal is to eliminate the remaining debt. He finds purpose in providing financial stability for his family. He values family's peace over personal achievements.
- How a veteran, extremely busy CMC Vellore doctor protects his own health: A no-excuse rule and four other habits
Dr. Sudhir Kumar, a CMC Vellore trained senior neurologist, has urged doctors to prioritise their health amid rising cases of stress-related diseases in the medical profession. Sharing his personal experience, he highlighted the dangers of long hours, irregular routines, and neglected self-care. His wellness strategy includes structured work, daily exercise, mindful eating, proper sleep, and nurturing mental health. He advised young doctors to build healthy habits early for long-term well-being and resilience.
- Dad earns MBA at 52, son throws ‘dad-themed’ surprise party. Internet adores the moment
A 52-year-old father in Mumbai celebrated completing his MBA with a surprise party organized by his son, themed entirely around him. The viral video, shared on Instagram, shows the father entering a room filled with masks of his face and heartfelt messages. Netizens called it wholesome, inspiring, and heartwarming, relating to the achievement personally.
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- From chai in summer to always running late: American mum's 'funny' take on Indian culture sparks debate. Watch viral video
Kristen Fischer, an American mum living in India, shared her funny observations. She noted interesting paradoxes in Indian culture. These include drinking hot chai in summer and marrying strangers. Her observations sparked mixed reactions online. Some found them relatable and amusing. Others felt they were too generalized. The debate highlights the complexities of Indian culture.
- Destination wedding vs local wedding: Banker breaks down the shocking costs of destination weddings in India
Destination weddings in India, particularly in Jaipur, can cost between Rs 75 lakh and Rs 5 crore. A typical Jaipur wedding for 200 guests averages Rs 1.2 to Rs 1.5 crore, covering accommodation, food, decor, and more. Hosting a local wedding can accommodate nearly 600 guests for the same budget, saving on travel and lodging expenses.
- No family wealth? CA shares how to build generational wealth with just a few boring habits
Nitin Kaushik shared tips on building wealth without family money. He advises prioritizing survival over status. Avoid luxury early and invest in assets like land or gold. Think generationally, not quarterly. Protect wealth and build systems for passive income. Mastering budgeting and investing is key. Anyone can leave behind an empire with these habits.
- She earned just $35 for designing Nike’s ‘Swoosh’, but years later, company’s one gesture turned her into a millionaire
In 1971, graphic design student Carolyn Davidson created Nike’s iconic Swoosh logo for just $35 while working with founder Phil Knight. Though modestly paid, her contribution was later honored when Nike gifted her 500 shares of stock and a diamond-studded Swoosh ring in 1983. With stock splits, her shares grew into millions. Davidson’s story highlights how a small project blossomed into a lasting legacy, as the Swoosh became a global symbol of innovation and athletic excellence.
- Godfather of AI got dumped via ChatGPT: Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton reveals his girlfriend used a chatbot to break up
Geoffrey Hinton, Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist known as the “Godfather of AI,” revealed his girlfriend ended their relationship using ChatGPT, highlighting how deeply AI has entered personal lives. In an interview with the Financial Times, Hinton reflected on the irony, given his role in pioneering the technology. While he warns of AI’s risks — from mass unemployment to existential threats — he also admits using it daily, underscoring its growing influence in both society and intimacy.
- When an actress married to India's richest producer, worth Rs 10,000 crore, had to live in slums near a gutter for a month
Divya Khosla Kumar, promoting her film *Ek Chatur Naar*, shared filming experiences with Archana Puran Singh, revealing slum locations and shooting near a gutter. Despite her husband Bhushan Kumar's immense wealth, Divya embraced the challenging environment for the film. The movie, a darkly comic thriller set in a quiet Indian town, features Divya as a clever woman navigating unpredictable events.
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- Gen Z employee wins over ₹2 lakh bonus after dropping 20kg in 3 months through company’s unusual weight-loss challenge
China-based tech firm Insta360 is gaining attention for its “Million Yuan Weight Loss Challenge,” which rewards employees with 500 yuan for every 0.5 kg lost. Since 2022, staff have shed 950 kg collectively, sharing one million yuan in prizes. Gen Z employee Xie Yaqi emerged as “Weight Loss Champion,” losing 20 kg in 90 days and earning 20,000 yuan. The initiative promotes health over vanity and aligns with China’s national obesity-control campaign.
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