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The art of going missing

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By Deepika Singh
| Meer
If you didn’t post it, did it really happen? We say this as a joke, but the lack of attention and focus people have these days isn’t nothing to laugh about. On average we all spend approximately six and a half hours online every day (according to DataReportal 2025 Global Digital Overview). That’s 100 days per year! People find disconnecting from their devices is really helping them to reconnect with themselves.
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Opinion No tunde kebab, no nihari? No thanks. UP’s One District, One Cuisine list has a meat problem

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By Deepika Singh
| The Indian Express Verified
Orchha, a small town in Madhya Pradesh’s Niwari district, happens to be one of my go-to holiday spots. The reasons are many: Its rich history, its fascinating temples and palaces, its simple, almost-caught-in-a-time-warp pace of life and the grace with which the Betwa river undulates over the rocks. But there is another reason to pick Orchha that lies some 17 km away, in the neighbouring state of Uttar Pradesh. You see, to reach Orchha from Delhi, you will have to get down at Jhansi.
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Beneath the pines of Meghalaya

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By Deepika Singh
| Meer
I had made sure not to research in advance or have any expectations. Glad I did. The first thing that stuck me about Meghalaya was how nature is a dominant force here. Even though the city of Shillong is widespread, a short drive brings you to the middle of dense forests, captivating lakes, and beautiful silence. I got to interact with the three main tribes from the Khasi, Garo, and Jaintia regions. Each is so distinctly different in their way of dressing, dancing, and way of life.
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