I’m not sure what is about the summer season that turns my insides. In any case, when June arrives I look through my schedule and wondering, “Okay… where’s the nearest body of water, and how fast can I get to it?” Always been a lover of the beach. There are those who love mountains, while others love the […]
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Let’s be honest — if you’re walking through New York City United States for the first time, the Brooklyn Bridge just hits different. It’s not flashy like the Empire State Building or chaotic like Times Square, but there’s something about it that makes you pause. It’s old, beautiful, and strong — and now, apparently, a
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“New Trump Order Targets University Accreditation: What It Means for Students and Colleges” In April 2025, former President Donald Trump issued a new executive order that’s already stirring up heated debate. This time, the target isn’t China, immigration, or taxes. It’s university accreditation — the system that decides which colleges are “good enough” to grant
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Türkiye sees sharp surge in international students. It’s no secret anymore—Türkiye is fast becoming one of the most popular countries for international students. If you talk to young people from Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia, or even Europe, many will mention Türkiye as a place they’d love to study in. But why? What’s really
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Digestive Problems In Summer? Here’s How To Keep Your Stomach Happy Summer’s here. The sun is shining, the drinks are cold, and everything feels a little more alive. But let’s be real — while we’re enjoying mangoes and outdoor fun, our stomachs are often… not. If you’ve ever had to cancel plans because of sudden
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Deeply pained by events. Hate and abuse uncalled for’: Neeraj Chopra’s uncle on social media vitriol. A few years ago, when Neeraj Chopra threw that golden javelin in Tokyo, the whole of India stood still. I remember it clearly. Everyone was either cheering, crying, or clapping. That throw didn’t just win a gold medal—it united
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“From Hero to Headline: Michael Slater’s Guilty Plea Marks a Grim Chapter in Cricket’s Legacy” There’s something deeply unsettling about watching a national icon fall from grace — and when it happens in the way it just has with Michael Slater, the feeling is worse than unsettling. It’s gut-wrenching. Slater, once the fearless opening batsman
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Barking at female staff and blocking doorways,. teachers warn of rise in misogyny and racism in UK schools. A raw account of what it’s like inside UK classrooms right now, from those on the frontlines. It started as a small thing. A weird sound from a boy at the back of the room. The kind
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Something subtle but seismic is happening in the world of science—and it’s coming out of China. Not with rockets or robots this time, but with journals and research papers. Earlier this year, China made a bold, calculated move: it set new benchmarks for where and how its researchers should publish scientific work. On the surface,
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Summers Urges Harvard to Make Changes Without US Interference. Something unusual is happening at Harvard University these days. There’s tension, there’s talk, and there’s a lot of disagreement. People are watching the school more closely than ever — not just students or teachers, but politicians and news outlets too. Everyone seems to have an opinion.
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