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 14 February: Why India Observes a “Black Day” | Remembering the Heroes of Pulwama Introduction For many around the world, February 14 is a day of roses, messages, and celebration. But for every Indian heart, this date carries a different weight. It is the anniversary of the Pulwama attack — a day that shook the nation, a day we observe as a “Black Day” in memory of the 40 brave CRPF jawans who made the ultimate sacrifice in 2019. This isn’t just a date. It is a reminder. The Day the Nation Stood Still On February 14, 2019, at around 3:15 PM, a convoy of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) was travelling on the Jammu–Srinagar National Highway. At Lethapora in Pulwama, a suicide bomber rammed an explosive-laden vehicle into one of the buses. In a matter of seconds, 40 lives were lost. In a matter of seconds, 40 families were changed forever. And in that moment, the entire nation felt the silence. Phones stopped. Hearts sank. Tears flowed across homes that had never met those sol...

 Is the Modern School Schedule Stealing Our Children’s Childhood? By: Vismaya Health Habits This morning, I sat alone with a cup of tea. The house was finally quiet. No hurried footsteps, no loud reminders, no ticking clock pressing on my chest. For the first time in hours, I could actually breathe. It was 9:30 AM. My son had left for school an hour ago, yet the chaos of the morning still lingered in my mind like an echo. My six-year-old wakes up at 7:30 AM — and from that very moment, childhood turns into a race. Bath. Breakfast. Uniform. Shoes. Hurry. Hurry. Hurry. By 8:20 AM, he’s already on the bus, carrying a heavy bag and an even heavier routine. When he comes back at 5:00 PM, the race restarts. Snacks. Cycling. Fresh-up. Homework. Dinner. Sleep. Repeat. Somewhere in this tight schedule, I keep wondering — where did his childhood disappear? Where is the space for laughter? Slow play? Storytime? Or even a simple cuddle without looking at the clock? The Anger I See at Home Late...

Growing up, I always heard my elders say in Kannada, “Sanna sanna ulitaya, doddadaagi beliyutte” — small savings grow into something big. But if I’m honest? As a busy mom and creator, saving money in today’s world feels tough. One minute I open my bank app, the next minute — poof! — money vanishes on groceries, kids’ school stuff, bills, and yes… a little online shopping too 😅 That’s when I started looking for a simple, stress-free way to save — something that wouldn’t make me feel guilty or tight every month. That’s how I found Jar App , and honestly, it changed my mindset toward saving. Why I Gave It a Try I didn’t want something complicated or something that demanded big amounts of money. Jar let me start with just ₹10 a day  that’s literally less than a cup of chai! It felt gentle, doable, and realistic for my daily life. What I Truly Love About Jar 💛 ✨ Gold, not just cash Instead of letting my spare money sit idle, Jar invests it in 24K Digital Gold . It feels e...

We often think of a mirror as a cold, honest judge. We look into it to fix our hair, to adjust our clothes, or to sigh at the tired lines under our eyes. But as a mirror, I see far more than skin and bone. I see the quiet movements of the soul that no one else notices. For a long time, the woman who stood before me was like a shadow. She moved with careful hesitation, rehearsing her “calm face” before the door clicked open. She looked at her reflection and saw only what she had been told she was — too much, not enough, never quite right. I watched her swallow her tears so quickly that her eyes stayed red for hours. But lately, something has changed. The transformation didn’t arrive all at once. It began with a single look — not a glance, but a meeting of her own eyes. She stopped hunting for flaws and started searching for the fire she was told she no longer had. Now, when the house is still, I see her stand taller. She doesn’t just endure the silence; she fills it with her...

 Human Rights Day – December 10 Human Rights Day is observed every year on December 10 to honour the United Nations General Assembly’s adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in 1948. This historic document stands for something we all deeply crave — equality, dignity, liberty, and justice for every human being, no matter where they live or who they are. History The global observance began in 1950 , when the UN passed Resolution 423(V), officially declaring December 10 as Human Rights Day. The Universal Declaration itself became a guiding light for nations, outlining civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights that every individual deserves. Early support came from leaders worldwide — including U.S. President Truman , who issued a proclamation in 1949 encouraging nations to uphold these rights. India also played an important role in the drafting of the UDHR. Indian representatives contributed key ideas that reflected freedom, equality, and social ...

 🔥 How AI Is Transforming the Indian Stock Market: Tools, Trends & Multibagger Opportunities The Indian stock market is changing faster than ever. With new investors entering the market, advanced technology shaping decisions, and AI tools becoming smarter every day, this is one of the most exciting times to be an investor in India. Whether you’re a beginner or someone who already invests, understanding how AI-driven tools, market trends, and multibagger strategies work can help you make better decisions with more confidence. 📌 Why the Indian Stock Market Is Booming India is currently one of the strongest and fastest-growing economies in the world. A few key reasons behind the stock market growth are: Rising income levels and new retail investors Strong government policies and infrastructure spending Global companies investing in Indian markets Boom in IT, manufacturing, renewable energy, and digital sectors India’s transformation into a global tech hub This growth has opened...