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Still waiting for Hogwarts letter: Why millennials are obsessed with Harry Potter Original

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By Natasha Singh
| The Times of India Verified
News India News Still waiting for Hogwarts letter: Why millennials are obsessed with Harry Potter Trending Harry Potter: The magic that never dies Somewhere between paying EMIs, navigating workplace politics, doom scrolling through bad news, and wondering whether adulthood was always meant to feel this way, an entire generation is still waiting for an owl.Millennials know that no letter is coming through that letterbox and no half-giant named Hagrid is about to knock down the door and...
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Who's the head of the family? India’s family structures have changed but this Census question has not Original

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By Natasha Singh
| The Times of India Verified
Who is the head of your family? It's more complicated than it sounds NEW DELHI: When India's Census officials started knocking on doors across the country, they asked dozens of questions that most people answered without much thought. How many people live here? What is your occupation? What is your highest level of education?Then comes a question which often makes families pause and think about the answer.
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Rs 30k for third kid, Rs 40k for fourth: When childbirth becomes a number game, it is women who suffer

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By Natasha Singh
| MSN India Verified
Natasha Singh “I have made a new decision. We will provide Rs 30,000 immediately after the birth of a third child and Rs 40,000 for a fourth child. Isn't this the right decision?” When Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu made this surprise announcement on May 16, it was a big U-turn that reversed his decades of family planning advocacy.
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