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5 signs you’re living for everyone except yourself There comes a point when you become so good at being there for everyone that you stop noticing when you are not there for yourself.You know what your family expects. You know what your friends need. You know when to compromise and when to stay quiet. From the outside, everything may look fine.But somewhere underneath all that adjustment, a quiet question can begin to surface: What do I actually want?Sometimes, losing yourself does not happen through one big decision. It happens through small choices you keep making for everyone else.1. You think…

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Thailand’s Pitchamon Opatniputh (AP Photo) Teenage Thai badminton player Pitchamon Opatniputh has become the first athlete to be provisionally suspended from the Asian Games 2026 after testing positive for a banned substance, the International Testing Agency (ITA) said on Monday.The 19-year-old, ranked 18th in the world in women’s singles by the Badminton World Federation, returned a positive test for furosemide, a prohibited diuretic. The sample was collected during an out-of-competition test in Nagoya on September 17, two days before the formal opening ceremony of the Aichi-Nagoya Games.Opatniputh was scheduled to represent Thailand in the team event against China on Tuesday,…

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In 2006, the Elk River Wind Power project, then the largest wind power development in Kansas, was switched on across the Flint Hills. Nearly two decades later, according to Good News Network, the royalties from the 50 turbines on rancher Peter Ferrell’s land have made up half his income, helping insulate his family from the volatile economics of ranching and allowing him to pass the property down to his children. Here’s how Ferrell went from sceptic to advocate for wind power on ranch land.Peter Ferrell’s decision to allow turbines on his Flint Hills ranchFerrell, a fourth-generation rancher whose family has…

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While Katrina Kaif has built a successful career in Bollywood and established herself as an actor and entrepreneur, her mother Suzanne Turquotte has chosen a very different path. Away from the spotlight and comforts associated with fame, Suzanne has spent years working for underprivileged children and communities in rural Tamil Nadu.Suzanne, who was based in London, moved to Tamil Nadu in 2008 and founded the NGO Relief Projects India. Her initial focus was on providing free evening tuition to children studying in government schools in rural communities. Over the years, the initiative expanded into a broader community development organisation with…

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Employee’s bond with security guard at new workplace wins hearts Not every memorable workplace connection starts with a long conversation. Sometimes, it begins with a small act of help and grows through the everyday moments that follow.That is what happened with Komal Kothawale after she moved to Pune for work. She recently shared the story of a security guard at her workplace on Instagram, describing how their connection developed over time.A small favour on day oneKomal had moved from Goa to Pune for her new job. On her first day at the office, she arrived with two or three luggage…

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Zaheer Khan, Hemang Badani NEW DELHI: There has been much intrigue around the head coach position at Chennai Super Kings ever since the franchise ended its long-term association with Stephen Fleming. The leadership group, under owner Rupa Gurunath, was keen on having an Indian-led support staff, but conversations with multiple candidates didn’t materialise due to the lack of a “long-term vision”.As first reported by TimesofIndia.com, Hemang Badani was the front-runner to take over the reins from Fleming, but a short contract and a smaller portfolio, only CSK and no overseas team, ended the conversations.CSK were unwilling to offer a long…

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NRCS Soil Conservationist Jimmy Young with Vermont Dairy Farmers Matt and Guy Choiniere in Highgate Center, Vermont (pictured from left to right). Image Credit: US Department of Agriculture The Choiniere family farm in northern Vermont has grown from a small dairy started with 14 cows on 100 acres into a much larger operation while placing greater attention on the land around it. Today, the farm is part of a 550-acre dairy operation where conservation work focuses on soil, water and wildlife. The changes have taken place over several generations, with the family working with the US Department of Agriculture’s Natural…

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Allu Arjun’s ‘Raaka’ enters Guinness Book of world records for ‘Most people motion captured in real time’ ‘Raaka’, the upcoming film starring Allu Arjun and directed by Atlee, has set a Guinness World Record for the most people motion-captured in real-time, a year before its release. A total of 37 performers were captured at the same time. The pan-India film marks Allu Arjun’s first collaboration with Atlee.’Raaka’ sets Guinness World RecordSun Pictures, the makers, shared the news on X on Monday. Allu Arjun was seen holding the certificate next to Atlee. The caption read, “HISTORY MADE. A global triumph that…

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Optical illusion personality tests are interesting mind twisters that compel the brain to believe what a person sees first based on their focus, thoughts, and mindset at the time.What begins as a glance can suddenly transform into two completely different images, and for a second, it seems even the brain begins to argue with itself over which one is “real.”That flicker of confusion is exactly what makes these illusions so interesting and why people keep going back to them again and again. These images are quite simple to look at, with many objects layered into one another, and claim to…

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CANDID MOMENT: Double silver medallist Elavenil Valarivan takes a selfie with India’s men’s 10m air rifle medal-winning trio. (AP Photo) NEW DELHI: India’s wait for a gold medal continued on Day 2 of the Asian Games 2026, but four more podium finishes lifted the country’s tally to six as shooting once again led the charge in Aichi-Nagoya. India added three medals from the range and a historic bronze in mixed martial arts to move to four silver and two bronze medals overall.India were placed 12th in the medal standings at the end of the day’s action, while China continued to…

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