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A Fake Name That Cost Everything

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By Nitya Gupta
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Source:  Vinith Prasad on Pexels.com Some heroes return to applause. Others return in silence. And some never return at all. Among India's most remarkable intelligence operatives was a man who sacrificed his identity, family, and future in service of his country. His story is one of extraordinary courage and heartbreaking abandonment. Born in Rajasthan, Ravindra Kaushik was a gifted young actor with an exceptional talent for languages, mimicry, and adapting to different personalities.
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CBSE transferred officials, not the minister

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By Nitya Gupta
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Source: Louis Bauer on pexels.com The 2026 CBSE On-Screen Marking (OSM) controversy became one of the biggest education scandals in recent Indian history because it raised concerns not just about technical failures, but about procurement, accountability, cybersecurity, and transparency. Millions of Class 12 students were affected due to this OSM checking, and there were many students who faced a lot of issues due to this checking. What was the new OSM system?
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Déjà Vu proves your present moment is constructed

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By Nitya Gupta
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Source:  Peter Platou on Pexels.com Déjà vu is basically a French word that means ‘already seen’, so the term déjà vu refers to the strange feeling that you have already experienced a moment that is actually happening for the first time. It usually lasts only a few seconds, but you can feel, surprisingly, that this moment has already happened. There are different perspectives to interpret it: Science says it's a temporary mismatch in how the brain processes familiarity and memory.
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