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‘We don’t spend to look rich’: Ankur Warikoo shares family money rules

Ankur and Ruchi Warikoo share five financial rules for family well-being. They prioritize building wealth over outward appearances and luxury items. Investing generously in health and enriching experiences guides their spending decisions. The couple emphasizes investing income first before covering daily expenses. Continuous learning remains a core principle with no fixed budget for education.
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Fuel thieves ran hi-tech racket, used US master key to bypass tanker locks

Fuel thieves ran hi-tech racket, used US master key to bypass tanker locks
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Three held for smashing cook’s head with stones in Gurgaon

Killers knew victim from their native state; drunken argument led to murder
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Crossings society AOA treasurer punched, kicked inside lift over fund mismanagement

Resident of GH-7 housing arrested for assault
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GST officer caught taking ₹50,000 bribe in vigilance trap

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Kashi plans expansion of fire station network to cut response time

Kashi plans expansion of fire station network to cut response time
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CBI arrests Bank of Baroda manager, credit officer for bribe in CM Yuva Udyami loan

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BHU exhibition explores life, death, liberation

BHU exhibition explores life, death, liberation
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PM Modi gifts 2 mega elevated corridors to Kashi

Rs 25k-Crore Project To Ease Traffic Load
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DM orders geo-tagging of saplings, pushes wetland notification

DM orders geo-tagging of saplings, pushes wetland notification
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2 juveniles held in ₹10cr cyber fraud racket

2 juveniles held in ₹10cr cyber fraud racket
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Departement of space moves to stem exodus from key Isro missions; at least 100 quit in past few months: Sources

Isro's Department of Space has introduced new rules for scientist resignations. These new regulations aim to prevent departures from key projects like Gaganyaan. The department now requires central directors to refer all such requests to DoS. This move reverses a 2020 decision that empowered centre directors to accept resignations. Isro acknowledges departures but states it is prepared to manage the situation.
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Quote of the day by Augustus: 'We write our names in the sand and then the waves roll in and...'

A thought-provoking quote from Neil Gaiman's comic series suggests that names written in sand reflect life's transient beauty, although it is incorrectly credited to Emperor Augustus Caesar. This notion echoes ancient philosophical themes of mortality and the futility of permanence. In contrast to the perceived eternal nature of digital existence, recognizing impermanence can free us from the burden of seeking to leave an indelible mark.
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Quote of the day by Cyrus the Great: 'All men have their frailties; and whoever looks for a friend...'

Cyrus the Great, an ancient king, cautioned against the pursuit of flawless friendships. He recognized that accepting human imperfections contributed to the foundation of a strong empire. In today's world, technology magnifies our quest for perfect relationships, often resulting in loneliness. This unrealistic pursuit stifles meaningful connections. By embracing imperfections, we can nurture deeper and more resilient bonds with one another.
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India exports $140 million worth of goods to UK at zero duty on Day 1 of trade pact implementation

India exported over $140 million in goods duty-free to the UK on Wednesday. More than fifty export consignments were flagged off from over twenty locations. These shipments included electronics, pharmaceuticals, and textiles, reaching various global gateways. The Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement grants Indian exports nearly ninety-nine percent duty-free access. This landmark pact is expected to significantly increase bilateral trade between the two nations.
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