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In Japan, a train arriving one minute late is not brushed off as “normal.”It is treated as a failure — one that deserves an apology. This single detail says more about Japanese culture than a hundred management books ever could. Japanese train services are globally respected not just for speed or technology, but for their…
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Princess Diana was not afraid of the spotlight. She had lived with it for years. What changed in the final year of her life was something far heavier—fear. Those close to her noticed it first. The guarded conversations. The unease. The feeling that she knew too much, said too much, and stood too independently for…
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The European Union is often described as one of the most complex political unions in the world—27 nations, multiple languages, diverse economies, and sharply different political priorities. Steering such a union demands not just authority, but balance. At the center of this balancing act stands Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission. When…
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Some foods are eaten.Some foods are remembered.And then there is Kozhikodan Halwa — a sweet that carries history in every glossy slice. Walk through the narrow lanes of SM Street, Kozhikode, and you’ll notice something magical. Rows of halwa, glowing in deep shades of amber, ruby, and bronze, stacked like edible jewels. This is not…
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Some leaders are remembered for speeches.Some for positions.A rare few are remembered for calm, courage, and clarity when everything is falling apart. K. K. Shailaja Teacher belongs to that rare few. In a political world often driven by noise, she stood out for her silence—and the work that spoke through it. When fear gripped Kerala…
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China’s Miracle Fruit is not just a fruit—it is a story of patience, science, and quiet transformation. Known to many as goji berry, this tiny red fruit has traveled from ancient Chinese medicine books to modern global supermarkets, earning its reputation as a “miracle” through consistency rather than hype. For centuries, goji berries were cultivated…
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The relationship between the United States and Israel often appears deeper than a normal alliance. Military aid, diplomatic protection, intelligence sharing, and unwavering political support make many people believe that the U.S. treats Israel almost like part of its own state. This perception is not accidental. It is the result of long-term strategic calculation rather…
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Reza Pahlavi is one of the most discussed yet misunderstood figures in modern Iranian politics. As the son of Iran’s last Shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, his name carries history, controversy, nostalgia, and resistance—all at once. Born in 1960, Reza Pahlavi was named Crown Prince during a time when Iran stood at a crossroads between modernization…
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Kollywood superstar Vijay, fondly called “Thalapathy” by fans, has been a household name for decades. Known for his charismatic performances, box office hits, and social influence, Vijay has always had a unique connection with the public. But now, whispers in the corridors of power suggest a bold new chapter—Vijay might be entering politics. The transition…
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When people talk about global healthcare excellence, the focus often goes to high-spending nations with advanced technology and massive hospital networks. Yet quietly, without loud branding or excessive expenditure, India—and particularly Kerala—has built a healthcare model that many countries study and admire. What makes Kerala exemplary is not wealth, but wisdom in how healthcare is…
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