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    Naina Jaggi

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    Naina Jaggi is an author deeply rooted in Journalism, mainly writing on lifestyle, entertainment, travel, politics and financial markets. This diverse experience has allowed her to blend rich details with engaging narratives that capture the essence of various worlds. When she is not crafting tales, you’ll find her immersed in music and enjoying the company of dogs. She is also into K-dramas, thriller and horror movies that fuel her imagination, bringing the same spark to her stories.

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    Top Adventurous Activities to Try in India  

    Trying adventurous activities is on everyone's bucket list. For vacationers, the question arises what can we actually do and where?   What if I tell you...

    Tracing the Remarkable Journey of Avani Lekhara  

    A 22-year-old Indian athlete, Avani Lekhara etched her name in the chronicles, as the first woman to win two Paralympics gold medals. Securing gold...

    Upcoming SUVs and EVs to Watch Out For in September 2024 

    The automobile industry is sprinting towards innovation and the new generation of SUVs and EVs (electric vehicles) are on the horizon. This coming September,...

    7 Most Unsafe Countries for Women  

    Imagine travelling around the world, where it is advised to take each step with caution. The irony is that most of the time women have...

    International Students in Canada at Risk? 70,000 Indians Hit the Streets  

    Students often encounter obstacles while dealing with visa and immigration issues. Being an international student is not easy, when you are miles away from...

    India Bans 156 Medicines Including Painkillers, Antibiotics and Vitamins 

    Indian government has imposed immediate ban on 156 commonly sold fixed-dose FDC drugs. The decision was taken due to alarming concerns about their irrationality...

    5-Year-Old Teghbir Singh Becomes the Youngest Asian to Climb Mount Kilimanjaro 

    A 5-year-old Punjabi boy claimed a phenomenal achievement, by becoming the first youngest Asian to climb Africa’s highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro, which has a...

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