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individual transformation, talking about world peace is just one more form of entertainment. Without attending to individuals, trying to bring about a change in the world always leads to more problems. If there are no peaceful human beings, there is no peaceful world. Today, the world's focus is on economics. Since the planet's resources are limited and our lives are driven by the engine of economics, war is inevitable. Unless subtler aspects of life become important, peace remains a dream. Any destruction of life, beyond the need for one's survival, is violence. Religion and quarrelling cannot go together. Somewhere, we have lost the basic sense of what religion is. True religion is an inward step. But, today, it has become only about belonging to this or that group. This has only brought hatred, conflict and separation among people. What the world needs is not more religions or more followers, but people committed to becoming peaceful themselves.

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Inside Out spinoff series, Dream Productions, has unveiled its first trailer, promising an exciting expansion of the beloved Disney franchise. After the success of Inside Out 2, which hit theatres this summer, Pixar is now taking fans behind the scenes of Riley’s dreams in an all-new miniseries set to stream on Disney+ starting December 11. Created by Mike Jones, Dream Productions explores the complex process of creating Riley’s dreams, blending the fantastical world of Inside Out with a Hollywood-style production twist, as mentioned in a report by Screenrant.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. If you talk of house-building as a dream, as in “making your dream home", it probably means you have never tried to build one. This is a facetious line I’ve written several times in several ways over the years.

Vir Das, the award-winning comedian draws spotlight to an Indian taxi driver in the US, with a surprising background—an IIT Bombay graduate with a PhD and who worked as a scientist before being laid off. This highly qualified individual, now driving a cab in America, exemplifies the stark contrast between academic brilliance and the struggles of survival in a foreign land. Vir Das recounted meeting the driver at San Jose airport. Despite his evident discomfort behind the wheel, the driver maintained a polite demeanor, Vir Das said. The conversation soon drifted into Hindi, a language they both found comfort in, offering a brief respite from the alienation of living far from home. During this exchange, the driver shared his story—a tale of layoffs, survival, and the relentless pursuit of financial stability in the U.S. His current role as a cab driver was a far cry from the intellectual rigor of his scientific past, but it was a necessary step to make ends meet. The IIT graduate’s story is a sobering reminder of the unpredictability of life. Having excelled in one of the most prestigious educational institutions in India and pursued advanced research, he now navigated a very different path. His candid admission—missing home every single day—revealed a longing for a simpler life, one unburdened by mortgages, insurance payments, and the endless grind of the American dream. Yet, he stayed, tethered by responsibilities and a complex web of practicalities that often make returning home an impractical choice.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. “IT WAS RETRO style," laughs Ruta Kaziliunaite, the co-ordinator of Lithuania’s Special Investigation Service (STT), the country’s anti-corruption police. Last November the former leader of the Liberal Movement party was convicted of taking bribes from an executive at MG Baltic, a trading and real-estate conglomerate.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. A PART OF Donald Trump’s political genius is being all things to all people—or at least to all his supporters. He has said so many contradictory things, throughout his public life and during the presidential campaign, that it is easy to latch on to the bits you like and either ignore those you don’t, or dismiss them as braggadocio.

Indian brides, wearing a Manish Malhotra label ethnic wear on their D-day is the ultimate dream. Now, recently, Ambani Scion stepped into the flagship store of the ace fashion designer at Jio World Plaza along with her mother. What has captured the attention of the internet is a sweet and fun moment of mother Nita Ambani along with her daughter, Isha. Isha Ambani posted a sweet video on Instagram where she and her mother can be seen checking out the gowns at Manish Malhotra’s boutique. The clip shows Isha in her lilac Giorgio Armani custom couture looking at lehenga, while the designer showed them to her. Meanwhile, Nita Ambani unleashed her fun and motherly side. She engaged in a conversation with Manish Malhotra about another dress. When their attention shifted to Isha Ambani, she burst into giggles. The young businesswoman maintained her infectious smile as her mother assisted her in choosing her dresses. The video ends with the duo walking around the shop holding hands. The in-text read, “The Ambani girls living every bride's dream at the Manish Malhotra flagship store in the Jio World Plaza.” Isha captioned the video, “She wants it she got It @manishmalhotra05.” The post prompted various comments from the netizens. One user admired the touching moment, saying it was lovely to see a mother fulfilling her daughter's shopping dreams. Another commented on how fun it looked, while a third called it a truly sweet video.

Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Nehru, fondly known as «Chacha Nehru» by children, strongly advocated for children's education and development. He believed they were crucial to India's future. After his death in 1964, the Indian Parliament declared his birthday as Children's Day, replacing the UN's Universal Children's Day on November 20th. Children's Day serves as a reminder of the importance of providing a safe and fulfilling childhood for all children, regardless of background. This includes access to basic necessities like shelter, education, healthcare, and sanitation.

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Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) employee, exemplifies the entrepreneurial spirit that turns dreams into reality. Today, with a net worth of approximately Rs 13,501 crore (around $1.6 billion USD), Desai’s story is both inspiring and instructional for aspiring entrepreneurs.

badiyan (dried spiced dumplings). A not quite relationship builds, broken off when she gets married. Years later, as a soldier, Lahna Singh, he meets her as his officer’s wife. She begs him to safeguard her husband and son in the great war they are all being sent to fight in Europe. This is from Chandradhar Sharma Guleri’s 'Usne Kaha Tha' (She Has Said), one of the first Hindi short stories. It has descriptions of battlefield life, a ribald song with innuendos about cloves and pumpkins, unexpected action in the form of an Urdu-speaking German spy and a moving climax where Lahna fulfils the request, sacrificing his own life. He dies dreaming of mangoes he will never eat. Guleri wrote this just months after World War I started in August 1914. It was a sign of how confident the British were that colonial troops could give them swift victory that they were immediately moved to Europe, in September 1914. The special arrangements made for these troops were a sign of how they were valued — or of the fear that news of problems might cause unrest in India, which was being emptied of its army, guarantor of the British Raj’s stability.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. It has been a month since Shri Ratan Tata Ji left us. From bustling cities and towns to villages, his absence is deeply felt across every segment of society.

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eco-tourism flop show: PWD minister Brijesh Singh arrived for a grand event at Okhla's wetland sanctuary hoping for a glorious avian spectacle — only to find no bird in sight. Not one. But Singh, undeterred by this feathery no-show, soldiered on with his speech, praising eco-tourism and all its (imaginary) wonders.

US elections 2024 against a formidable adversary Kamala Harris. And with this stellar win, the one-time President is already on track of forming his Cabinet once his government assumes power at the White House. There are a few names that are doing the rounds, which could be top Cabinet choices this time around, with many even slating a 'Donald Trump dream team', that may include the likes of Elon Musk, Tulsi Gabbard, RFK Jr, and others.

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Donald Trump in his first speech after claiming to win the US presidential election 2024 said that the country will have to seal up borders.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. MUMBAI : With real estate prices going through the roof post the pandemic-induced slump, the aspiration for homeownership has become notably challenging for many Indian millennials. Mint has designed this guide to clarify the path to owning a home for millennials, address the obstacles mid-career professionals face, explore available government assistance, and offer actionable financial strategies for purchasing their first home.