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Ever dreamt of running a bookstore? This Scottish town allows visitors to become booksellers for a week. You can even stay here on rentEscape the city grind in Scotland's Wigtown. The Open Book bookstore offers a unique chance to live and work among books for a week. Visito...- No locks, no librarian, only trust: Nagaland libraries run on honesty, community spirit, and shared knowledge. You can take a book for free and return it after completing readingIn Nagaland, villages like Kigwema and Khonoma operate free libraries based on trust, allowing anyone to borrow books without librarians or...
- Historian Ramachandra Guha buys books from rain-hit Bengaluru store, calls owner 'stoic and resolute'Heavy rain damaged Bookworm, a popular Bengaluru bookstore. The incident sparked significant community support. Customers are visiting and ...
- Rain havoc in Bengaluru: CM Siddaramaiah orders suspension of official, Lokayukta takes up suo moto caseBengaluru faces heavy rains and flooding. Seven people died in a single incident, prompting Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to review preparedn...
- Watermelon safety guide: How should you store your favourite summer fruit? Here are four simple and easy tipsWatermelon storage tips: Following a tragic incident where a family died after eating watermelon, people are now cautious and searching for...
- Petrol, Diesel prices today (April 30): Global oil prices breach $120 per barrel; check fuel rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and ChennaiPetrol, Diesel prices update: Despite a surge in Brent crude oil prices, petrol and diesel rates remained stable across India on April 30, ...
- Bengaluru rains: 5,000 books worth Rs 14 lakh destroyed as rainwater gushes into iconic BookWorm, video leaves many heartbrokenBengaluru's iconic bookstore, Bookworm, suffered devastating losses as heavy rain and thunderstorms flooded its premises, washing away an e...
- Ascendance of a Bookworm Part 3 unveils ‘Bookmaking’ special video ahead of April premiereAscendance of a Bookworm Part 3: Adopted Daughter of an Archduke is building anticipation with its third promotional video, themed around "...
- Looking to improve productivity & well-being? Choose the right hobby, says RPG boss Harsh GoenkaPursuing the right hobby may make a world of difference not just for your productivity but for your overall well being.
- Episode 39 - The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel – Book summary podcastExplanation of impact of your behaviour and experiences on the investment choices you make and on how your investment journey finally shape...
- WFH during the pandemic made Saraf Furniture boss more productiveAt the same time, Raghunandan Saraf said he is clocking in more screen time than usual.
- Forced indoors, hockey champ PR Sreejesh turns to booksThe Indian hockey team’s goalkeeper said he has picked up reading as a new habit now.
- Music, books, sleep: Curofy boss Pawan Gupta's flight schedule revealedGupta calls his noise cancellation headphones his best friend on a flight.
- Livspace CEO Anuj Srivastava is addicted to his iPhone, find out whyTech nerd, bookworm and travel buff, find out what the co-founder likes.
- Old-school reader! Curefit's Ankit Nagori prefers paperbacks over ebooksNagori targets reading three-four books a month and just a few years ago, he managed to read 80 books in one year.
- Even without a flask of wine and thou…The Yale study insists that reading stories not only strengthens language-processing regions of the brain but also affects neural activity.
- People who read books are more friendly, empatheticThose who prefer watching television over reading are less sociable.
- Attention all bookworms: You may live longer!Researchers controlled for those factors as well as age, race, self-reported health, depression, employment and marital status.
- Amazon Unlimited launched in India for Rs 199 per monthIndia has become the first Asian country to launch Amazon’s flagship Kindle programme called Amazon Unlimited.
- Reports about internet addiction can often be wildly exaggeratedThe latest de-addiction regimen is for the internet. This, among other things, goes to prove yet again that India is a country of extremes.
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