Quote of the day from Meg Cabot’s Princess in Training: “The fact is, I love him. He’s the boy I…” |

Meg Cabot (Image: Wikipedia) Almost everyone remembers the feeling. That first big crush, when you were absolutely certain, beyond all doubt, that this was the person for you. In the popular novel Princess in Training, part of Meg Cabot’s beloved Princess Diaries series, the teenage narrator captures it perfectly. The fact is, I love him,…

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‘He didn’t die in an accident’: Founder says young employee’s death still haunts him, ‘I remain guilty even to this day’ |

A heartfelt LinkedIn post is getting people talking for reasons that have little to do with business. Instead of sharing a success story or a leadership lesson, a Delhi-based founder chose to revisit one of the hardest memories of his career. Nearly a decade after a young employee died, he says he still carries the…

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The doctor who runs for tiny hearts: How this doctor turned fitness into a mission to save newborn lives

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Megapode: Meet the Megapode: The chick-like bird that buries its eggs on purpose, and the babies do not look back at their father again

Nature’s ingenuity shines with the Megapode, a chicken-sized bird that bypasses traditional incubation. Males meticulously construct heat-generating mounds from vegetation, burying eggs to hatch. Once free, chicks are entirely independent, fending for themselves from day one. This remarkable survival strategy, however, hasn’t protected over half of the species from endangerment, primarily due to their prized…

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Meet Tripod: The three-legged mother deer, who was shot in a leg and has now adopted two fawns from another doe |

A heartwarming tale of resilience unfolds as Tripod, a three-legged doe, has adopted two orphaned fawns, adding to her own offspring. Photographed by Tanya Decatur, the deer’s remarkable maternal instincts have captivated online audiences. Despite losing a leg to a hunting accident last November, Tripod demonstrates incredible survival skills, now nurturing a blended family and…

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