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Psychology says people who love jungle safaris are often high in ‘Openness to Experience’; here’s why they keep returning to the wild

Thrill-seekers drawn to jungle safaris often exhibit high 'Openness to Experience,' a personality trait linked to curiosity and a desire for novel encounters. Psychologists suggest this trait fuels the enjoyment of unpredictable wildlife sightings and the immersive journey itself. Beyond excitement, nature's embrace is found to enhance creative thinking and foster a deeper connection to the environment, inspiring conservation efforts.
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What one year of learning a musical instrument did to young children's brains surprised researchers

For many parents, enrolling their children in music lessons is more about helping them discover new hobbies. But many are unaware of the fact that learning music can have much deeper effects on a child’s brain. Research from the McMaster University in Canada found that children who take music lessons develop differently from those who don't.
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US-Iran war: Moody’s confident India can withstand fiscal deficit target breach without impacting rating

Moody's currently rates India at Baa3, the lowest level within the investment-grade category, with a stable outlook. According to de Guzman, the rating reflects the government's consistent progress in strengthening its fiscal position since the Covid-19 pandemic.
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'Not really surprised': Ex-India cricketer on shock Ireland defeat, explains why

Former India batter Ambati Rayudu wasn't surprised by India's T20I series loss to Ireland, citing the team's lack of preparation for the challenging conditions post-IPL. He highlighted technical issues with batters struggling to adapt from flat pitches. Rayudu also advised patience with young Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, emphasising learning over immediate debut, and anticipates better batting conditions in England.
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McCullum pays tribute to Ben Stokes' legacy after retirement announcement

In a heartfelt announcement, England's Test captain Ben Stokes has decided to retire from Test cricket, bringing down the curtain on a stellar career. Head coach Brendon McCullum commended Stokes for his significant influence on the game, emphasizing his knack for turning matches around and motivating emerging talents in cricket. Stokes leaves behind a legacy featuring more than 7,000 runs and 252 wickets, ensuring his place in cricket history.
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राम मंदिर चढ़ावा चोरी में बड़ा खुलासा! बैंक, CCTV और ट्रस्ट पर उठे सवाल | Ayodhya News

अयोध्या राम मंदिर चढ़ावा चोरी मामले में पुलिस और SIT की जांच तेज हो गई है। बैंक कर्मचारियों से पूछताछ, छापेमारी, CCTV फुटेज और नए सबूतों के बीच कई अहम खुलासे सामने आए हैं। इस वीडियो में जानिए जांच की ताजा अपडेट और अब तक की पूरी जानकारी।


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Marquinhos Takes A Cautious Approach Ahead Of Knockout Clash Against Japan

Brazil are brimming with confidence ahead of their FIFA World Cup Round of 32 clash against Japan. Speaking before the knockout encounter, members of the Brazilian camp said the team has improved with every match and is ready for the "do-or-die" challenge. With Carlo Ancelotti expected to name his strongest lineup, Brazil believe their growing momentum and experience will be key as they look to secure a place in the Round of 16.


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Ayatollah Khamenei funeral: Bihar guv, external affairs MoS to attend - report


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'No official involvement': India distances itself from reports of Track 2 dialogue with Pak

India has clarified its stance on recent reports of a Track 2 dialogue with Pakistan. Foreign secretary Vikram Misri stated that these meetings are private initiatives, devoid of any official Indian government participation or backing. He emphasized that such unofficial interactions are common globally and do not hold significant value or recognition from New Delhi's perspective, urging the public not to view them as official engagements.
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Moondra spent hours studying Sooryavanshi; Sanju, Abhishek, Shreyas paid the price

From spending hours plotting against Vaibhav Sooryavanshi to dismantling India's star-studded batting line-up, Jai Moondra's dream debut for Ireland was years in the making. His childhood coach and mother recount the relentless work ethic that transformed an engineering student from Tonk, Rajasthan into Ireland's hero in their historic series win over India.
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Watch: Scorpio driver fills fuel worth Rs 6,000 in Gurgaon, flees without paying

A brazen thief made off with Rs 6,000 worth of fuel from a Gurgaon petrol station on Friday. CCTV captured the young man calmly filling his black Scorpio's tank before suddenly speeding away, dragging and snapping the hose. Police are now reviewing footage to identify the vehicle and apprehend the suspect, who fled the scene without paying.
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3 dead, several feared trapped after under-construction wall collapses in Jaipur


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Rowdy-sheeter hacked to death in Bengaluru as public watches helplessly

A 29-year-old known rowdy sheeter, Rajubhai alias Raju, was brutally hacked to death in broad daylight in JP Nagar, Bengaluru, on Saturday evening. Eyewitnesses watched helplessly as assailants in a car intercepted Raju, who was walking home after tea. Despite his attempt to flee, he was cornered and attacked with machetes, succumbing to his injuries instantly. Police are investigating the incident, with no arrests made yet.
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Kolkata rower becomes first Indian to win Open Men's Double Sculls Gold at Grand Moscow Regatta

Kolkata-based rower Sanglap Bose has made history at the 65th Grand Moscow Regatta, becoming the first Indian to clinch the Open Men's Double Sculls title. His remarkable performance also earned him a bronze in the Club Mixed 8+ event. Bose expressed immense pride in representing India and contributing to the nation's growing rowing legacy on the international stage.
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Dwayne Johnson says to 'have fun in the moment' during interaction with school kids

Hollywood star Dwayne Johnson, promoting his upcoming film 'Moana', shared a heartwarming moment with school children. One young fan expressed disbelief about meeting him, to which Johnson humorously responded, "This is not AI. This is like real stuff." He also advised the kids to "have fun" as "life is crazy." The live-action 'Moana', featuring Johnson as Maui, is set to release on July 10, 2026.
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