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Fixed Impressions May Ease Social Anxiety: Study

New research reveals that forming fixed first impressions of others can significantly reduce social anxiety. Discover how this cognitive strategy works and its implications for mental health.

Woman Handcuffed for Feeding Pigeons in London

A woman in her 40s was arrested on a London high street for allegedly refusing to stop feeding pigeons and not giving details to council officers. The incident, caught on video, has ignited a debate on enforcement. Read the full story.

India's Savings Culture: Who Really Benefits?

Dhirendra Kumar of Value Research explains how India's structural & cultural bias towards fixed deposits silently erodes wealth. Discover why savers lose to inflation while banks & govt thrive.

Tripura HC Declares Fixed Pay Policy Unconstitutional

Tripura High Court quashes a decades-old state policy that kept new employees on fixed pay for five years. The court ruled it unconstitutional, ensuring full salaries from day one. Read the full story.

IR Code 2020: Key Changes for Employers & Workers

India's new Industrial Relations Code, effective Nov 21, 2025, brings major shifts in fixed-term jobs, strike rules & layoffs. Explore the debate & potential impact on job security.

How a Simple Cup of Tea Holds India's History and Memory

Explore the profound world within a cup of tea—from personal memories of Kolkata's addas to the colonial history of Assam's plantations. Discover how this humble beverage weaves together India's social fabric and cultural identity. Read more.

Budget 2026 Must Revive Private Investment, Cut Policy Risk

India's strong growth masks a worrying reliance on public capex. With private investment hesitant, the upcoming Union Budget must restore confidence through tax predictability and payment reforms to unlock long-term capital.

Modi: UDF-LDF 'Fixed Match' in Kerala Will End Soon

Prime Minister Narendra Modi alleges a covert understanding between Kerala's UDF and LDF, calling it a 'fixed match' that will soon conclude. Read his full critique on corruption and dynastic politics.

Barwani dealer FIR for selling urea at Rs 550 vs Rs 266.50

A fertiliser dealer in Barwani's Pati faces an FIR after officials caught him selling urea at Rs 550 per bag, far above the government-fixed price of Rs 266.50. Read the full details of the investigation and its implications for farmers.

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