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From Vietnam to Bali: 5 countries to visit this October from Delhi

October has this sweet spot appeal for Indian travellers. The weather cools down, festivals stack up, and the urge to enjoy the pleasant weather kicks in to get out of the country before winter arrives in full force.But international travel doesn't have to mean draining your savings or spending months planning. Some of the most rewarding destinations sit just a short flight away from India, and they come with a price tag that won't make you wince when the credit card bill arrives.But it is not just the low budget that makes these places genuinely appealing; it is also about the landscapes, like mountain views, ancient temples, beach sunsets, and street food that rivals any fine-dining experience.Here are some budget-friendly, beautiful countries to explore this October
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Shankar Baba Papalkar's name appears as the father’s name on the Aadhaar cards of 123 children

Social worker Shankar Baba Papalkar dedicated decades to orphaned, destitute and Divyang children, giving 123 of them his name, education and a home. From transforming barren land into a green campus to helping residents become self-reliant, his journey earned him the Padma Shri in 2024.
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‘I feel fully confident’: 81-year-old Indian grandmother’s Alaska cruise leaves internet impressed

A short conversation between a Gurgaon-based founder and her grandmother has caught attention on Instagram. What makes the exchange interesting is its simplicity. There is no long speech or dramatic message. Instead, the conversation moves naturally between a recent trip, everyday life and a question about what younger people can learn from her.
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Atlanta teacher warned students away from locked 26-acre forest; $3 million may open it

For years, Atlanta teacher Renette Scott warned students against entering the locked woods outside Therrell High School, unaware that the 26-acre forest was city-owned. After years of community advocacy, Atlanta secured a $2 million state grant and will add $1 million of its own to help turn Falling Water Park into a public park with trails, a lake boardwalk and wildlife education.
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No sugar, no alcohol, 300 push-ups and 300 squats: Inside the lifestyle of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov

Telegram's CEO, Pavel Durov, exemplifies dedication to a healthy lifestyle by shunning alcohol, tobacco, coffee, and processed sugars for over twenty years. His disciplined routine includes limited phone use, intermittent fasting, and rigorous daily workouts. Additionally, he nurtures his mental health by practicing mindfulness away from digital distractions, all of which foster his success and well-being.
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'Couldn't process what was happening': Chopra opens up on missing Asian Games

The 28-year-old was set to chase a third straight Asian Games gold medal before suffering a ligament injury during training.
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Mark Zuckerberg’s $225,000 De Bethune Blue watch may have a 'blindness reason'

Mark Zuckerberg recently sported a $225,000 De Bethune DB28xs Kind of Blue Tourbillon – a watch famous for its vivid cobalt hue. Zuckerberg experiences red-green color-blindness, making blue the single shade he perceives with total clarity, a trait that appears to have dictated the blue logos of Facebook and Meta. Swiss watchmaker De Bethune achieved the timepiece’s rich blue tone through thermal oxidation at over 700°C rather than chemical lacquers, heating grade 5 titanium to create a dynamic oxide layer perfectly suited for the tech founder.
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