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Cabin Baggage Rules on Budget Airlines in India: The Fees and Penalty Breakdown

The Cabin Bag Limit Is Not One NumberEvery budget airline in India publishes a cabin baggage allowance, but that number changes depending on which fare class you booked. IndiGo's base Saver fare allows 7 kg of cabin baggage. Buy up to a Flexi fare and that rises to 10 kg.…

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How to Buy Your First Home This Diwali: Property Loans, Vastu, and Budget Tips for Indian Buyers

Why Diwali Is the Most Dangerous Time to Buy a HomeChanakya wrote in the Arthashastra that a buyer who acts in haste gives the seller his profit twice. No season tests that warning more than Diwali. Builders launch their biggest campaigns between Navratri and Bhai Dooj. Hoardings promise zero stamp…

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Why the Indian Pariah Dog Is Genetically Built for Every Climate and Terrain in India

The Oldest Surviving Landrace in AsiaThe Indian Pariah dog is not a stray that lost its home. It is a landrace, a population shaped entirely by its environment over millennia, with no selective breeding by humans. A 2017 study published in PLOS Genetics, which mapped the ancestry of dog populations…

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Why a Monsoon Train Ride Through the Western Ghats Is the Best Mental Detox in India

The signal drops before you doYour phone loses network somewhere between Karjat and Khopoli, and for a moment you reach for it reflexively, the way you'd reach for a glass that isn't there. Then the train curves into the first tunnel and the carriage goes dark except for the pale…

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Fatty Liver Disease Is Rising in Non-Drinking Indians: Causes, Risks, and What to Do

The numbers are not smallA 2023 meta-analysis published in the Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hepatology estimated NAFLD prevalence in India at approximately 38.6% of the general population, higher than the global average, and climbing fastest among people in their thirties and forties who report zero alcohol consumption. The condition…

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Indian Women Are Reclaiming Full Brows, But Threading Damage Made Some Changes Permanent

You Asked for Thinner. The Salon Obliged.You sat in the chair and said the same thing every Indian girl said in the 2000s: "Make them thin. Clean. Like an arch." The threading didi pulled the cotton thread taut and you winced and felt, briefly, like you were becoming the right…

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Why Ayurvedic Adaptogens Indian Women Have Used for Centuries Cost a Fortune in Western Beauty

The dabba was never labelledShe didn't measure it. She didn't consult a dermatologist or read a clinical study abstract. Your grandmother kept a piece of shatavari root in a brass vessel, ground brahmi into coconut oil on Sunday mornings, and stirred ashwagandha into warm milk the way her mother had…

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‘Family Man’ Manoj Bajpayee buys 4.45 acres of land at this location near Pune for nearly Rs 1.4 crore

Family Man actor Manoj Bajpayee has expanded his real estate portfolio by purchasing 4.45 acres of agricultural land near Pune for Rs 1.37 crore. The property is located in Tailbail village in Maharashtra’s Mulshi taluka, close to Lonavala and Mulshi Dam. The transaction was registered on August 25, 2026, with…

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Tukaram Mundhe cracks down: Maharashtra FDA cancels licence of Cipla's Pune unit over regulatory violations, Cipla contests action

Maharashtra FDA cancelled Cipla's Pune C&F unit drug sale licenses due to serious storage and recall issues. Inspectors found unauthorized claims on Reactin Plus Tablets packaging and seized stock valued at over eleven lakh rupees. The company failed to fully comply with market recall directions and address further distribution system…

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‘Environment of FIRs harmful for India’: ABP journalist booked after report on Pune college

“Such an environment of FIRs against journalists is wrong for them and not just them but for the country. It is harmful,” says ABP Majha journalist Mandar Gonjari.

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India's Mugger Crocodile Is Thriving in Urban Waterways, and What That Tells Us About Adaptation

An Ancient Animal in a Changed WorldCrocodylus palustris, the mugger crocodile, has been swimming through the Indian subcontinent's rivers for roughly 26 million years. Today, a significant number of them are swimming through sewage-fed lakes on the edges of Ahmedabad, irrigation channels outside Vadodara, and the silted reservoirs that supply…

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How Abraham Lincoln's Self-Education Habits Can Help You Learn Anything Without Money or Resources

He Had Fewer Books Than You Have Browser TabsLincoln's formal schooling totalled less than twelve months across his entire childhood. No single teacher, no fixed curriculum, no library card. He borrowed books from neighbours across miles of Indiana wilderness, read them by firelight when candles ran out, and returned them…

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Why 2000s Indian Fashion Was More Interesting and More Chaotic Than Anyone Is Willing to Admit

The decade that dressed without a scriptThere was a specific kind of confidence required to walk out of the house in 2003 wearing a halter neck over a full-sleeved white shirt, low-rise jeans with a visible waistband, and kolhapuri chappals. Nobody told you it worked. Nobody told you it didn't.…

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The Indian Heritage Trail in Kenya: How a Railway Built a Diaspora That Never Left

The Line That Cost 2,500 LivesBetween 1896 and 1901, the British colonial government shipped roughly 32,000 workers from India, most of them from Punjab and Gujarat, to build a railway across 900 kilometres of East African terrain. They called it the Uganda Railway. Winston Churchill, who visited the finished line…

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Rahul's women's empowerment pitch hypocritical, says Fadnavis; calls Congress 'directionless'

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis criticised Rahul Gandhi's recent interaction with students. Fadnavis called Gandhi's stance hypocritical for opposing the Women's Reservation Bill. He stated that Gandhi's words do not match his actions regarding women's rights. The Chief Minister also labeled the Congress party as directionless and full of loudmouths.…

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Rahul Gandhi's Pune student event a 'political comedy show': BJP

BJP leader Keshav Upadhye called Rahul Gandhi's Pune event a political comedy show. He accused the Congress leader of making political statements instead of addressing student issues. Upadhye claimed students were brought in buses to attend the political gathering. He questioned the Congress party's past actions and record on reservations.…

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How Fruit Bats in Kerala Triggered India's 2018 Nipah Outbreak and What It Revealed About Zoonotic Spillover

The Kozhikode Cluster That Alarmed EpidemiologistsIn May 2018, seventeen people died in Kozhikode district within weeks of each other. The deaths came fast and with alarming symptoms: sudden fever, disorientation, and in several cases, acute encephalitis. The Kerala health department, working with the National Institute of Virology in Pune, confirmed…

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‘Panic visible in Delhi’: Pawan Khera on Rahul Gandhi’s Pune student outreach

Rahul Gandhi's 'Chhatro Ki Goonj' program focused on young women in Pune. Congress leaders stated the program's message reached Delhi, causing visible panic. Supriya Shrinate highlighted the platform provided for women to voice their concerns. Union Minister Murlidhar Mohol criticized the program, calling it ineffective and alleging payments. The campaign…

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Call me, I will join you: Rahul Gandhi offers to be part of protest as tribal student highlights woes

Rahul Gandhi offered to join tribal students protesting in Pune over hostel facilities. A young woman highlighted issues concerning education, safety, and hostel conditions for tribal students. She detailed concerns about ashram schools and the need for better medical facilities. The student also raised issues regarding hostel locations and required…

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Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis alleges influencers were paid for Rahul Gandhi's 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' event in Pune

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Friday alleged that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' event in Pune was not a genuine student gathering but a politically planned programme aimed at creating controversy and giving Gandhi a "re-launch". He further alleged that social media influencers were being paid ₹30,000…

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Batch Cooking for One: How Solo Meal Prep and Storage Planning Actually Work in India

The Standard Advice Doesn't ScaleMost batch cooking guides assume you're feeding four people and have a double-door refrigerator. Cook once, eat all week, that's the promise. For one person in a 1BHK in Pune or Chennai, that promise turns into a week of eating the same sabzi until you'd rather…

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Why Older Women With Younger Partners In India Face A Social Stigma That Men Never Do

The Punishment Has a Name, Even When Nobody Says ItYou know the look. It arrives before anyone opens their mouth, at a family dinner in Pune, at a colleague's wedding in Chennai, in the comment section under a photo you almost didn't post. It is the look that says you…

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Home sales cool, prices climb: Is India's housing market getting too expensive?

India's residential housing market saw sales decline by 6.1% YoY in Q2 2026, while average prices rose 1% QoQ to Rs 10,153 per sq ft. Led by a 26% price surge in Bengaluru, widening cost-sales gaps indicate maturing market dynamics and growing affordability pressures for mid-income buyers.

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5 Free Environmental Habits for Indian Homes That Actually Create Measurable Change

Stop rinsing dishes under a running tapA 2019 study by the National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI) found that Indian households waste between 40 and 70 litres of water daily on habits that require no water at all to change. Rinsing dishes under a running tap is the clearest example.…

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The Nine-Yard Nauvari Saree and the Maharashtrian Women Who Refuse to Let the Drape Die

The drape that was built for doing, not displayingMost sarees ask you to slow down. The nauvari does not. The nine-yard drape is pulled between the legs and tucked at the back, leaving the wearer's stride unbroken, a silhouette closer to a dhoti than to the decorative six-yard arrangements most…

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