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Aditi Joshi

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After 30 Years, 'Green Boots' of Everest Finally Has an Identity

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By Aditi Joshi
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Over time, Green Boots became more than a tragic sight. The body became a reference point. Climbers ascending and descending the world's tallest mountain would often mention passing "Green Boots Cave." For many, it was a reminder of Everest's dangers. For others, it became one of the mountain's most haunting mysteries. It started in May 1996, during one of the deadliest seasons in Everest’s history.
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Is the FIFA World Cup turning into The World’s Biggest Dating Event?

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By Aditi Joshi
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FIFA World Cup 2026 : People don't travel across the world just to watch a football match anymore. Of course, the game is still the main attraction. But anyone who has been to a World Cup knows the experience goes far beyond the stadium gates. Fan zones, watch parties, celebrations, and endless conversations with strangers who suddenly don’t feel like strangers at all. That's part of what makes the tournament different from almost any other sporting event.
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The Weird Sadness You Sometimes Feel When a Good Day Comes to an End

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By Aditi Joshi
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There are certain days we wish could last a little longer. A birthday spent with old friends, a family gathering filled with laughter, a long-awaited trip, or even an ordinary day that simply felt perfect. We return home carrying photographs, memories, and the comforting feeling that everything went right. But then, often without warning, a strange emotion begins to surface. The excitement fades, the conversations end, and an unexpected emptiness quietly takes its place.
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